The Flagstaff sun-democrat., 1897-07-15

phia has arrived in Canyon Diablo on her way to the M qui villages to join the Government Elhnological party in charge of Dr. Fewks Dr. S,ydsr is professor of diseases of the eye iu the Woman's Medical College and hospital of Philadelphia.
 H. s. Van Slycke. general agent of the Santa Fe Pacific. was in the city Monday. Mir. Van Slyck. whose headquarters are in Albuquerque. will return with his family in short time and spend few weeks enjoying our splendid climate. He says Albuquer- que is awful hot.
 The photograph gallery located next to the New Bank Hotel is ready to take pictures and will turn out first class work only. Prices to suit the times. Will remain in Flagstaff for two weeks. Call and examine sam pIes and prices.
 J. PAsEvITcH, Photographer. F. A. Paitre, business manager of the Land of Suashine Publishing com pany. arrived here Saturday and visited the G.and Canyon of the Col rado. Mir. Pattee is looking after the business end of Ia special supplement edition of The Land of Sunshine, which will be devoted exclusively to Flag staff.
 An error occurred in the notice of the death of William Mcdonald last week. He did not take the Pas'eur treatment for the sKunk-bite, as he was advised to do lv his physicians here. He left for Chicago to enter the Pastenr institute, but stopped off at Kansas City. thinking 1t unneces- sary to take this treatment.
 The production of ''In Mizzoura" bv the Flagstaff Dramatic Circle under the auspices of the Catholic Ladies Benevolent Association. will take place Thursday evening August 9th. at Babbitt's Opera House. The play is undergoing thorough rehearsal; and if conscientious effort is n criterion of success. those who witness the per- formance will not be disappointed. One of the finest drives to he found anywhere is the road leading to the Cliff Dwellings. After crossing the Santa Fe Pacific tracks, 1t leads through beautiful valley, bordered on either side by tall pine trees; the valley itself is about mile wide, nar- rowing in some portions to a hali-mile. and is covered with green grass and I'wikl flowers. A drive through this pretty valley is treat that no visitor should miss.
 A complaint was issued by District Attorney E. 5. Clark Monday against one O'Toole. charged with vandalism. O'Toole has been camping out at Wal nut Canyon for the past week pr two and last Sunday was caught in the act of demolishing some of the ancient cave dwellings there. From general appearances this kind of work had been carried on on an extensive scale. and 1t was deemed advisable ts put . stop to it if possible. Under Sheriff Fairchild served the warrant of arrest and O'Toole had his examination be- 1 fore Justice Wilcox Tuesday. The prisoner had in his possession big and valuable collection of Indian relics found in the caves. This collection was confiscated by the court and will be turned over to the government. Af- ter severe reprimand and prospect of dire punishment if caught iu the act again, O'Toole was discharged from custody.
 A good story on Captain John Hance Is told by recent arrival from the Grand Canyon. The captain had been msking practice of telling the '.tsnderfeet" who have been hocking there of the wonderful salmon that | warA to be caught in the Colorado