The Coconino weekly sun., 1895-02-21

J. k. Fitzpatrick left Thursday on a business trip to Albuquerque.
 The A. and P. painters are at work touching up the interior of the depot
 J. H. Hoskins, Jr., and wife left Monday for Phoenix, where they will spend several days.
 While hunting ducks last Sunday, Agent McCarty, of the A. & P. station at St. Joseph, was killed by the acci- dental discharge of a companion's gun.
 Col. Wilson. president of the Sagi- nav Lumber Co.,, of Williams. spent Tuesday here. Mr. Wilson is highly pleased with the future outlook for the lu nber trade.
 Late advioes say that the quarantine against Mexican cattle has been sus. pended until March 10, to enable American cattle buyers who have been buying cattle on the Sonora side of the line to get them into this country.
 A memorial from the legislative as- sembly of Arizona has been presented to congress requesting that the lands covered by the petrified forest be withdrawn from entry until the ad- visibility of making public park of it can be settled.
 Immigrants and returning voyagers find in Ayers Sarsaparilla cure for eruptions, boi!s, pimples, eczema. etc., whether resulting from sea-diet and life on ship board, or from any other cause. Its value as tonic and altera- tive medicine is we'll known.
 w. R. Bell, of White Sulphur Springs. Montana, arrived here this week. Mr Bell intends to make Arizona his h me in the future, having become tired of bizzards in the north. The trip of 1900 mules was made in wagon and proved very hard one.
 "Bacteria do not occur in the blood or in the tissues of a healthy living body, either of man or the lower ani- mals," So says the celebrated Dr.. Koch. Other doctors say that the best medicine to render the blood perfectly pure and healthy is Ayers Sarsaparilla The board of trustees have appoint ed J. A. Wilson superintendent of con. struction of the new public school building. Work on the new school house will be commenced as soon as the weather will permit. MT. Wilson is also superintendent of construction for the new court house. He is abund- antly qualified to fill the positions.
 There will De the regular preaching service in aAe Presbyterian church next Sabbathmorning at Il o'clock. The pastor yill continue the consider ation of laS Sundaynupon the subject; The Eduation and Training of the Will. NS preaching service at night. ChristiaT Eudeavor meeting at 6:30.'
 To morrow is the birthday annivers- ary of Dat good soul. George Washing ton, ana the day promises to be cele- brated h a quiet yet thoroughly pat riotic spirit. The school children will favor ut with an entertainment at the school h'pse, commencing at 1 o'clock in the afternoon, and the militia will turn outauring the day. In the even ing at {abbitt's hall, the masquerade ball is he attraction.
 c. Algert's freight team arrived here fbm Tuba City last Monday, after Icing eight days on the road. The sbw is four feet on the level east of thehouutain and when John Smiths place was reached the teamster was complled to leave the rail wagon. It tbk four days to come that dis tand (eIghteen miles) with but one
 waan and several times the driver Q tho$ht that he would be compelled to n abadon everything but the horses. [ Int brought in twenty-four fine Nav t ajo qankets for Harry Hoxworth.
 Tk about your balmy winter if we3her! A thermometer yesterday , regtered 80 degrees in the sun in - froy of THE SUN office. It would , prfably have gone as high in front of
 a1 other office, for printers are wont
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 n&hines, and thus heated arguments ,s ca1ot be claimed to have had
 au1inhuence on the ambient atmos-
 phe upon this occasion.
 3arles Canall's slumbers, always as il pfeful as babe, were rudely