The Coconino weekly sun., 1896-08-13
CITY SUNBEAMS.

day. week or month.
 Wantcd-Instruction in Spanish. Address American, this office. The San Francisco peaks were cov- cred with snow yesterday afternoon. Visiting cyclists will find headquar- rrs for cycle lies at Sykes Bros. shop.
 Hoods pills are the best after-dinner viIl assist digestion, prevent constipa- tiou. 2jc, S,kcs Bros. have the only steam yulcauizer in northern Arizona. and know how to use it.
 For Sa,e-Three-year-old brown mare; splendid saddle and driving animal very cheap. SUN office. Furnished rooms to rent on Rail road avenue, four blocks west of post office. Inquire of J. H. RUMsEY. A sawed sandstone sidewalk will replace the old wornout walk in front of the Bank hotel. The new walk will fill a long felt want.
 Insist upon Hoods Sarsaparilla when you need a medicine to purify your blood, strengthen your nerves and give you an appetite. There can be no substitute for Hoods.
 TLc inaugural ball Friday night was a success from q social standpoint. There were forty couples in attend aOce. An elegant supper was served at the Grand Canyon Hotel
 The san Bernardino Steam Laundry does fiji st. class work at reasonable rates G. II. Coffin is the agent, and will send your laundry on Monday of each week and it will be returned on Saturdays.
 Rev. Howard Billman. president of the University of Arizona. will lecture iu the court house on either Monday or Tuesday night next. The lecture association will give due notice of the exact date.
 The Greenlaw Brothers are moving their Sawmill plant from the Fort Val ley to point lhree-quarters of mile south of Riordan. They have a large body of fine timber to cut in that vicin- fly, and except to keep their sawmill running constantly for the next year.
 The American Protective Tariff League has re-issued "Blaine's reply to Gladstoue' for use in this campaign, by special arrangement with the "Nonh American Review" This famous essay was incorporated in the remarks of Congressman Chester l. Long of Kansas, delivered in Congress.
 Deputy Buggeln arrested Bob Smith, alias Morgan. at Winslow last Thursday for stealing number of horses owned by Wm. Babbitt. Smith led Deputies Fairchild and Buggeln a long chase. They trailed him to lonto Basin and then across the coun. try to Winslow before they could over- take him.
 Walter F. Kisliugbury has accepted me agency for Scribner's publications. The history of the United States, by L. Benjamin Andrews, president of Drown University. is one of Scribner's a''s' and most popular publications, 'oo the one for which Mr. Kislingbury NrecrIyIng Il good many orders from cur citizens.
 Miss Flora Mills, in writing to her |0'her, describing the pleasures and Pa'nS of the social season at Flagstag, ""cs' regarding the pleasant features:
 The ball at Flagstaff on the night of
 Oe seventh was a decided success. 'Oc large hall was handsomely deco '''to and the orchestra was hidden by tue 0rnse foliage of the piuec, which
 "''l ""y"r d the stage. About fifty 'v"Pc' among which were many Phoe- '',an'' 'ripped lhe light fantastic "e until o'clock in the morning
 'E clock the party marched to the ''sV dining hall of the Grand Cany on '"''' where delicious banquet was
 t'''0 The people of the little sky
 "' nave proved themselves royal en-
 'A'nrrs and their kindness to us
 "ms our visit will ever be remem- %'0 by the Phoenix people. ."-Phoe.
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