The Coconino weekly sun., 1896-07-30
Henry Ashurst was in from Williams

Sunday. | Furnished rooms to rept. Apply t, E. s. Clark. | c. T. Lewis and sister, of Ash Fork spent Monday here.
 | G' W. Glowner left yesterday for . two weeks trip to Los Angeles. A. F. Potter, treasurer of Apache county. was Tn town Wednesday.
 Charlie Meadows, better known a. "Arisona Charlie" spent Friday here.
 W. H. Anderson returned last week rom visit to relatives in Butte, Mon tana.
 James Loy returned Sunday from Prescott. where he had been on legal business.
 - Il. Hoxworth and wife left Sunday for the Verde, where they will spend several weeks.
 Walter J. Hill will leave on August for a months visit to his old home in Waitsville, Vermont.
 Mir. and Mrs. W. P. Sisson, who have been visiting the family of their son, F. W. Sisson, for the past six weeks, left for their home in Peoria, Ill.,, Tuesday.
 P. D. Berry came in from the Last Chance mine ou Sunday and returned Wednesday. He says the mine is look ing well aud another shipment will be made next month.
 George Mintz, city editor of the Phoenix "Daily Herald," was a pas senger on No. 3 Tuesday, on his first trip east in eleven years. He will pass the time at his old home in Cleye- land, Ohio. ....-,s .-...
 E. E. Elfihwood, United States dis trict attorney for Arizona, left Tues day for the east. He will join Mrs. Ellinwood at Rock Creek, Ohio, and will visit Washington before he returns to Arizona.
 A. Rediwell, the Phoenix piano man, is here on one of his regular trips. He is the largest musical instru- ment dealer in Arizona, and notwith- standing the hard times he sells one or more pianos here on each visit.
 The A. & P. railroad is doing some effective advertising calling the atten- ton of the wheelmen to the August run of the Cooonino Cycling Club to the Grand Canyon on lhc'l9th of ,ha, month.
 The inaugural bail of the Grand Canyon Hotel will be given in Bah. bitt's hall on Friday night, August 7,h. The affair will be under the manage ment of Messrs. George Woods and Frank Beal. Invitations have been issued, and those receiving them will present the same at the door for ad. mission.
 The ice caves twelve miles south of Flagstaff is one of the attractions which is receiving n good deal of attention from our summer visitors. It is the only ice cave known to exist in the territory, and the novelty of gazing on an immense quantity of natural ice in midsummer cannot be resisted by visitors from the warmer scctions of the territory. s- The "Journal- Miner" of Tuesday says: There was a beautiful rainbow last night at 10 o'clock in the western sky, caused by the moons rays shining through the rain. This phenomenon is very rare. The moon in the east was about an hour high. The sky was comparatively clear excepting in the west at about 40 degrees above the horizon there was small cloud which extended north and south. On the under portion of this was formed the rainbOw-about two-thirds of full bow-light and dark gray. The e"lors' while not 50 distinct as in rainbow formed from the suns rays, were well defined at one time, during the exist epce of it. This is the second or thlrt one seen by the writer, and the sllgh' 1 is very beautiful one. ! IsnpN