The Coconino weekly sun., 1892-04-07

A carload of agricultural implements consisting of everything iu that line, will arrive in few days at
 J. BRANNEN's. T. J. Daley, division superintepd- ent of the Atlantic X Pacific, with headquarters at Williams, was In town Tuesday.
 A gang of "hobos" have taken up their quarters in the old building east of town formerly used as bottling es- tablishment
 The Flagstaff Building Association is now prepared to build houses on tue installment plan. I. Chrisman, agent, Del Monte Hotel.
 The last issue of the Coconino Sun has an interesting and creditable re. view of the Flagstaff business houses, Arizona Republican.
 A splendid program has been ar, ranged by the members of the Presby' terian Sunday school, to be rendered at the church on Easter Sunday.
 Rev. Robt. Coltman, Pastor of tn, Presbyterian church at this place, is attending Presbytery at Phenix this week and is expected home tomorrow.
 Company l., N. G. A., yesterday moved their armory from Hoxworth's hall to the new Babbitt hall, where more commodious quarters were se- cured.
 Buy the Studebaker wagon. The best wagon on earth for the money. P. J. Brannen, Agent. More Stude- baker rigs sold in Flagstaff than all others combined.
 A movement is on foot to organize another company of militia in Phoenix, Adjutant-Ge Gill is enthusiastic over the proposition and will aid the scheme in every way possible.
 The Coconino Sun contains a fine write.up of the business men and houses of Flagstaff this week. The issue is very credible one, and q good Advertisement. t.-Nogales Adver- tiser.
 Letters of inquiry about this section of Arizona are received at this office daily. They are mostly from the states where long hard winters are the rule, and the writers are desirous of getting into a milder climate.
 N. G. Layton left Sunday night via Prescott for Nogales to attend the Grand Lodge I. O. o. F. as a delegate from Flagstaff Lodge No. II. The session of the Grand Lodge com- mences on the 11th inst. and will last three days.
 Hon. J. A. Vail left for Phoenix on Sunday night. Mir. Vail goes as a delegate to the Republican Territorial ! Convention winch meets Thursday. | Messrs. S. E. Patton, and W. G. Stew ! art, also delegates to the convention, ] left last week.
 Methodist Service, April 10, 1892. 1 Sunday school at 10 a. m. Preaching at II a. m. Subject "The Well is deep" Band of Hope at 8 p. m. i Young Peoples meeting at 7;3O p. m. | Evening Theme, "The healing of the Everybody welcome.
 The superior merit of Ayers Cherry | Pectoral as an anodyne expectorant is due to a skillful combination of the most pow erful ingredients. Nothing like it has ever been attempted in pharmacy, and its success in the cure of pulmonary complaints is unparallel- ed.
 Fle tcher Fairchild returned Monday from trip to the new coal discoveries, 40 miles north of this place, near the Cedar ranch The extent of the de- posit is not known, but development work will commence next month, and it is hoped that paying coal deposit may be found
 The many friends of Will Hochderff- er will be pleased to learn of his rapid recovery from the injury received by him in runaway accident few weeks since. He has so far recovered the use of his foot as to be able to once more be on duty at the Parlor Ex- change lunch counter.
 John Mead let the contract for the building of five room cottage in the vicinity of David Babbitt's residence. Mir. Mead has charge of the hardware department of Babbitt Bros. and was formerly resident of Las Vegas. As soon as his residence is completed he will bring his family here.
 Owing to the inclemcnoy of the weather on Sunday last, aud the con- iequent small attendance, the Sacra- nent of the Lords Supper at the Pres oyterian church was postponed until Easter Sunday, when Rev. J. A. | Menaul, of Albuquerque, will be pres