The Coconino weekly sun., 1895-08-22

Wanted-A good cook, at Carroll's. Apply at once.
 The bids for the building of the Williams jail will be opened today.
 The Order of Good Templars will hold a special meeting at :heir hall Saturday night, to receive visiting brethren.
 A bicycle rider attracted consider able attention Sunday at the depot. He is making the ride for his own pleasure from Los Angeles to Chicago.
 Why go out of town or send away for cheap clothes when you can have a suit made in first-class style and per feet fit at Babbitt Bros tailoring de partment.
 J. c. Milligan has finished the plastering of the school house, and it the best job in that line in the terri tory. All Flagstaff material was used in the work.
 Just received, case of ribbed under wear, $l.35 suit. Can't wear them out, is what every one says when they look at them. Rogers is the place for furnishing goods. *
 Rev. G. T. Bovard, superintendent of missions for the M. E. Church in Arizona, was in town Tuesday and Wednesday on his usual quarterly business visit to the church.
 Charles Madison and Everett Howell will open butcher shop in Williams next week. They are both hard-work ing young men, and the SUN wishes them success in their venture.
 The average male citizen of Flag staff likes to wear well-ftting clothes, and when he desires good suit and a perfect fit he gets the suit from F. A Armitage, the cutter at Babbitt Bros.
 Thomas Jasper, manager of the Flagstaff Electric Light Company, is putting up the wires and fixtures Tn business houses. The engine, boilers and dynamos are now on their way,
  and Mir. Jasper will be kept busy if he gets the plant in readiness by Novem- Der 1st.
 The Prescott "Courier'' says that Companies B and E left Fort Whipple Monday for Flagstaff on practice march, and when they return two other companies will leave for their practice march to a point not yet settled upon. The band will stay at Fort Whipple.
 Saturday night John Randolph was returning from Riordan to the Enter prise mill, where he is engaged in hauling lumber, and while short dis tance from the mill.a dead tree top near the road fell. A portion struck Randolph and cut his head badly, mak- ing painful but not dangerous wound,
 Ranchers in this vicinity are busy hay-making. The crop is good one, both as to quality and in yield. The weather has been generally favorable for the caring and baling of the hay. The price is good and hay finds a ready market. The average price of grain hay is from $l4 to SIS per toni wild hay brings $l6 per ton.
 Mrs. Lamb is confined to her room with sprained ankle and bruised back. She received the injuries Sun, day afternoon while trying to get an article from the top shelf in the pantry at the residence of c. w. Davis. She got upon box and it turned, throwing her to the floor, and in failing her back struck table and the turning box sprained her ankle.
 The following are the paroles given l by the board of control and the terms of service: George w. Rood of Pima county, six months at the Territorial insane asylum; "'Kit Carson," Fred A. Shaefer, two years at the insane asylum at compensation fixed by the board O control; George Margareitch, foul months service on the reform schoo ground, without compensation.
 A glove contest took place Friday night in Sandy Donahue's saloon be tween Joe Soto and the "Omaha Kid. , The fight was with skin-tight glove and was won by the Kid. After th' contest the participants were arrested charged with prize fighting. The tria came up before Justice of the Peac, Prime, who on motion of the distric