The Flagstaff sun-democrat., 1897-09-09

Mrs. Allied Chamberlain of Den. yer, Col came in Tuesday to visit her sister Mrs F. NJ. L'vermore for few weeks.
 A Mexican had the misfortune to get three fingers sawed of of one of his hands yesterday while meddling with a saw in the box factory.
 The Sykes Brothers. first-class ma chinists. haze moved ino their new brick bu,lding on Aspen Avenue. east of THE SUN DEMOCRAT office.
 DoN'T MAKE ANY MISTAKE. You can buy Levi Strauss's full riveted overalls at J. w. Waatherford's for 60c a pair. BUT NOT the xxx which are worth 75c.
 Services at the Presbyterian church Sunday morning and evening. Sub ject of morning address: Faith in God" Evening, subject. Gods Care For His Children"
 The Red Men have leased the D par story of 'he City Hall for To lge room, and it is heinz put in fine shape. It will be one of the finest lodge sooms in the. city when completed.
 Miss Alice Mcintyre, of BellpmoIt. and Mrs. F. c. Hovt, of Tuba Citv. were each granted license tn teach in the public scools of this county bv the Boardof Examiners, Monday and Tue''- day.
 Paul Vercamp, who has been visi;- ing hts sisters, Mrs. David a,d Charles Babbitt, and his brother John Yer. camp, for several days, left Tuesday for home in Cincinnati, Ohio.
 This paper was fourteen years old last Thursday. Today it starts ont on its fifteenth year, and it is the inten- ton of the management to make this the brightest and most interesting year in it's journalistic existence.
 Mir. s. P. Moorman and Mrs. Jennie Adams of Albuquerque. were married by Judge Layton Monday at Mir. and Mrs. J. w. Sparling's rooms in rhe Babbitt block. Mr. Moorman is the foreman for Thos. Porter who is put. ting in the new iron bridge at Walnut.
 When the Grasd Canyon railroad is built, which Is as sure to be done as time lasts. Coconino county will con- tain more miles of railroad than any county in the Territory. and every mile of railroad within her borders will be a paying investment
 J. A. Rockfellow, representing the Territorial University at Tucson. is here working in the inter.st of that institution. He would He to meet any young people wanting to attend the University. The professor re- turned from the Grand C,.nyon yester- day and is delighted with it's scenes.
 O. F. Jackson, one d the former editors and proprietors of TIE SUN. DEMOCRAT lefs yesterday for Southern California. Mir. Jackson is an Al newspaper man but i'll health forced him to sever his connection with this paper. We wish him unbounded success wherever he goes.
 John Pratt. druggist at Gila Bend, was butchered in his bed some time Monday night. His head was beaten with heavy iron bar, which lay near and two deap gashes were cut in his throat by sharp instrument. When discovered Tuesday Pratt was still alive. but senseless, and died few hours later without regaining con. sciousness The store had been plum. dered, but how much money the smur. derer and robber secured is mol known. A tramp is supposed to have done the awful deed and posse sel out Tuesday to capture him if possi ble. A late telegram states that the tramp has been apprehended.
 The Tucson Board of Trade called a l ,y,aat;nr 1T Iuc ct waak tn cone,dar tho uy,e q