The Coconino weekly sun., 1896-04-16
CITY SUNBEAMS.

The A. X P. painter gang put fresh coat of paint on the roof of the depot yesterday.
 The Shubert Quartette will give one of their popular concerts at Babbitts Hall tonight.
 Coffin Bros. agents for Columbia Bicyclrs, sold for cash or install lments, or trade for second hand wheels. Frank Burk of Williams made final proof on his homestead before Probate JrAge Layton Saturday.
 The Western Union Telegraph Com- pany have completed their line to Prescott, and will open the line to that place to-day. The rate for ten words from Flagstaff will be 25 cents.
 The skill and excellence of the artists with the Great Wallace Shows are tm' well known to need any further praise. San Francisco Post. Sept. l3. 1895. Regular preaching services on next Sunday, morning and evening, at the M. E. church. Sunday school at 10 A.. M. A cordial invitation is extended 10 everyone.
 The San Bernardino Steam Laundry does iii st class work at reasonable rates. G. H. Coffin is the agent, and will send your laundry on Monday of each week and it will be returned on Saturdays.
 George Hanlon yesterday caught his foot iD the railing at the end of the bar in the Parlor Exchange and fell to the floor, breaking his leg. He was taken to the residence of K. Gibson, and Dr.. Brannen set the broken limb. A force of workmen are repapering and rrpainting the interior of Carroll, Family Restaurant, which will be re. opened in a few days. Mir. aud Mrs. Carroll know how to cater to the public and ,heir restaurant will be the popn. lar 0pc of Flagstaff.
 Speaking of lhe Great Wallace Show, the afternoon performance was givel to a crowded tent and au audience tha fully enjoyed the magnificent exhibi tiOn. The show surpasses the bes ever seen here before. w Va., Mail. June 8, 1895.
 R. M. Harvey, press agent fol Wallace Bros show. was in tow | Saturday making arrangements for ad vertising that show, which will exhibit here on May 18th. Flagstaff is tht only point between Albuquerque and Prescott that this big show will stop. The Summer School of Science, the water works and other projects for the advas cement of the interests of Flag, staff are being kept quietly in the back ground al present. If Flagstaff wants to keep up with the procession some attention must be paid to these mat ters, and at au early date.
 Out of weakness comes strength when the bIood has been purified, en' riehed and vi,alized. the appetite re stored and the system built up b, Hoods Sarsaparilla.
 Cattle shipments continue from this point On Sunday the Arizona Cattle Company delivered to a Kausas Cit. hrm. at the stockyards here, thirty-tivt carloads of cattle. On tue same day bab1itt Bros. shipped seven carloads to Kansas City. Several large ship. meniS of cattle will be made from Flagstaff between this time and the 1st of June.
 k' Il. Cameron has received returns From carload of ore shipped to Denver From the Last Chance mine in the 1rand Canyon. The result was highly satisfactory to the owners of the mine, and Colorado mining men wonder al the high grade of the ore. The owners i the Last Chance are at work getting out another carload of this rich coppe, "re' which will be shipped to the Ox' iord Copper Works at Constable Hook, x. J.
 Last ~Gek l.. L. Burns received no. ."'' "i the death of his uncle, Joseph bNS"s, which occurred at Rockford Ill., on the 9th. Deceased engaged in OoslnrSs in that place in lS46, and wa. "ne Of the leading merchants of thai V"y until 1890, when he retired. He was prominent Mason, and for twen, N'elghl years he was treasurer of E, IT. VI Ellis I,nl,ra nul tha R,,nE fo, r