The Coconino weekly sun., 1892-02-25

Have you seen T. J. Drdhnch sPiihS stock of clothing, hats, boots and shoes?
 Dr. J. NJ. Marshall, the dentist, is back from his trip to Gallup and inter- mediate points.
 !, Supervisor c. E. Boyce was in the county seat Saturday, transacting busi- ness connected with his hotel.
 FoR SALE-I offer for sale my house and furniture. For particulars apply on the premises, to Mrs. E. w. Croc- kett.
 F. w. Payne, the Bellemont ice man, is busy this week filling an order for twenty-five carloads of ice for the Atlantic & Pacific Railroad company.
 G. A, Bray writes from Yarmouth, Mass. He is enjoying fishing through the ice and says that seventy fish is an ordinary days catch, and that he will not be home until about Aprill.
 Westinghouse birthday was celebrat- ed by number of young people by a hop in tho new Babbitt hall on Mon- day evening. There was a good at tendance, and an excellent time was had.
 Flagstaff Lodge No. IA, I. 0. G. T., assisted by the Flagstaff Library As sociation, will give concert and dramatic entertainment at Powell's Opera house on Thursday evening, March 10. The price of admission is 50 cents.
 w. c. Henry returned this week from a trip to some onyx claims in which he is interested near Chaves Pass. Samples taken from the claim are of excellent quality and color, but the extent of the deposit is not known at present.
 The great majority of so-called cough cures do little more than impair the digestive functions and create bile. Ayers Cherry Pectoral, on the con- trary, while it cures the cough, does not interfere with the functions of either stomach or liver
 Work on the S. F. P. X P road is progressing finely at Ash Forks, and the contractor now has about POO men at work, ond he expects to double the force as soon as he can do so. There is work for every idle man in Northern Arizona on the new railroad.
 Civil Engineer Behrens, of the firm of Pierce & Behrens, has commenced laying out the site for the new town of Mitchell on the A. X P. road. An artesian we'll will be sunk near the site to depth of 400 feet, the contract be- ing already let. This will demonstrate the question of artesian flow in that country.-Albuquerque Democrat.
 The Gazette reports c. P. Hunting ton as having told an Arizona man recently, that his people have come to the conclusion to extend the Phoenix & Maricopa road from Phoenix to Pres- colt, and all arrangements have been completed to make such an extension. Their engineer corps are in the field working this way. This is good news for Arizona.
 The Prescott Courier says: "The Prescott & Arizona Central is laid with 4O-pound rails. About fifty miles of the Atlantic x Pacific is laid with 66- pound rails, the balance are 40-pound rails" The Courier Is mistaken in it's information. The lightest rail in use on the main line of tf,e Atlantic < Pacific railroad is 56 pounds, and that is being replaced with 66-pou2d rails.
 One of the monuments of Williams is the Grand Canyon hotel, recently built and furnished by c. E. Boice of that place. The hotel was designed and constructed under the supervision of s. E. Patton, and it is the most con- venient hotel in Northern Arizona. The rooms are furnished with modern hotel furniture. and the dining room table service is excellent The people of Williams are proud of their new hostelry and justly so, and the travel ing know how to appreciate it.
 The Chicago Graphic for February 20 titly welcomes the members of Con- gress to the Worlds Fair city by pub fishing handsome illustrations of some of the unique exhibits which will be presented at the Exposition. A Moor ish palace is particularly attractive. The portraits of several of the most prominent members of the Worlds Fair committees of the Senate and House are given, as also portraits of the Board of Reference and Control of the Fair. The number is an unusually handsome one.
 A Williams correspondent writes to the Stock Grower: w. M. Nellis, a prominent citizen of this town, few days ago sold 800 sheep for $3.25 per head for the California market. The