The Coconino weekly sun., 1895-03-14
CITY SUNBEAMS.

 poultry and full cream cheese. Tomorrow night at Williams occurs the ball of the G. 1. A. of the B. of L.. E.
 Hoods Pills cure jaundice, bilious ness, sick headache. constipation and all liver ills.
 James Loy has returned to his old stamping ground, after spending few weeks at Prescott.
 New and handsome designs in silks in waist pattern lengths. The very latest at Rogers,
 John A. Hamilton, formerly we'll known A. X. P. conductor, committed suicide at Denver.
 The Home restaurant has been re- opened, with W. c. Gay as proprietor. The best 25 cent meal in town.
 Mrs. George Hoxworth arrived from Denver on No. last Monday. and was warmly welcomed by her Flagstaff friends.
 Harold W. Roll, of our esteemed con- temporary, took in the various blow outs at the capital, leaving Flagstaff Sunday.
 Rancher Will Watson came to town Monday. He reports that the snow still lays heavy in the surrounding country.
 FOR SALE-300 head of cattle, house and four lots in Flagstaff and l6O-acre timber claim on railroad; $S50 cash. Inquire at THE SUN office.
 The birth of that fine old gentleman. St. Patrick. falls on Sunday this year, but his memory will be kept green nevertheless.
 II. F. Banta, formerly of Flagstaff, has returned to make this his perma- nent home. He has been at Los An- geles during his absence from Flag staff.
 Train Dispatcher James Corbett has been transferred to Albuquerque, and he and his wife were on the eastbound train Saturday night, en route to their new home.
 Dandruff forms when the glands of the skin are weakened, and if neg lected, badness is sure to follow. Halls Hair Remover is the best pre- veptive.
 Owing to the festivities at Phoenix, and the absence from town of con sidei able number of townspeople, the proposed entertainment of the militia has been postponed to Saturday night, March 23.
 Scrofula, salt rheum and all dis eases of the blood, dyspepsia, head, ache, kidney and liver complaints, and catarrh. are cured by Hoods Sar- saparilla, the great blood purifier.
 o. K. Smith, the enterprising repre- sentative of the Southwest Illustrated Magazine" stopped over at Flagstaff last Saturday on his way to Phoenix, where he will bring his little kodak to bear upon the wonders of the great Salt river valley. The various events that occurred at the capital this week will be elaborately written up and embellished with appropriate views.
 There passed through Flagstaff the other day, en route to California, a very distinguished passenger, who is too proud to travel with ordinary tourists, usually preferring to engage a berth in the mail car He was "Owney," famous tramp dog, which has made several circuits of the conti- nent. ''Owney" is Scotch terrier and claims Albany, N. r., as his hOtne He has a taste for travel, how ever, and spends most of his time on the road.
 Many anxious inquiries have been made as to the probable fate of the Flagstaff fire department, which has been on route for several weeks Town Clerk Clark has communicated, telegraphically, with various people along the line, but they all profess ignorance as to it's present where abouts. The whole equipment is supposed to have been sidetracked and lost in the shufflc of some little interior town like Chicago, but It is expected t.Nl l,,,N.. n1z ... |