The Coconino weekly sun., 1893-10-26

l lne ufSt snow Iall O1 the season occurred Sunday afternoon.
 MT. Craven, of Denver, is visiting J. V. Rh oades at the Al ranch.
 J. L. Treat and wife, of Challender, arc spending the week in Flagstaff.
 Weathertord, at the New York store, is selling out at cost. See his goods.
 Ex-Chief Justice James H. Wright is in town attending the session of district court.
 A street faE.ir. drew a crowd last night and sold them pins, needles and paper
 Mrs Frank LaIkin and son left Tues day for Los Angeles where they will remain.
 Stop that cough by using Red Cross Cough Syrup. Sold at Brannen's drugstore.
 Fresh fruit, creamery butter. ranch and Kansas eggs always on hand at the News Depot.
 The Arizoua Cattle Co. will mako shipment of ten carloads of cattle about November lst.
 For "good old Kansas sorghum" go to q Fl Coffin's. He has it by the barrel or the gallon.
 A new line of the latest styles in ladies' calling cards have just been re- ceived at the SUN office.
 c. E. Howard returned Tuesday from Kansas City, where he had gone to market several carloads of sheep.
 The goods at the New York store were bought for cash and selling at cost means the very lowest prices. C. Nj. Montgomery, the Los Angeles cattle buyer, will ship tomorrow two carloads of cattle and two carloads of sheep.
 w. A. Hancock, master mechanic of the Needles shop, was passenger on No. Tuesday, on his return home from a five weeks visit to his old home in Michigan and the Worlds Fair.
 Freight traffic on the A. & ?. railroad is improving. The road is using all its motive power at present The office al Walnut has been opened and the office at Challender will be opcued on the lst of November.
 ', B. F. Pritchard shipped, Monday
 three carloads of cattle to his ranch ir Orange county. California. MT Pntch
 ard was we'll pleased with this sectior y of Arizona, and he will return here h again in the near future. VI J. Brannen's discount sale is stil
 going on. Do not fail to investigate 'i the advantage of placing your order '' with this establishment as they un U doubtedly are giving the larges
 amount of goods for the least money '0 The editor of the Mohave Count. '' Miner evidently dreads the approaching v winter. He intends joining the Walla
 pai Indians, as that tribe is being fe' x Inv the government. It will be a sof H. snap for Smith, but rather hard on tn e' Wallapais.
 Ashton Nebeker is in from Tuba Cit o1 this week. He reports the Navajo 1T d dians as willing to make trouble a oi ever. He also states that the body
 Field, who was murdered by the Nav C. aios last March, eau be recovered, a q well as his rifle and the most of hi ,, camping outfit.
 w. G. Henry and George Bedding os returned Tuesday from a prospectin IS trip ,n the southern part of the terr Le tory. They prospected in the Super
 stition mountains, but all the c9Ea.'' as had,b been located before they got there of They say it is good camp, but il ", claims can be taken. ...
 The initiatory steps were taken ; IT, the meeting held last Saturday nigh n. to organize Chautauqua circle for tl of course of 1894. A committee was al to pointed to solicit names for membe
 ship, and when the committee is read ap to report, the temporary chairman wi in call meeting for the purpose of pc TO- manent organization. lis thought tn il there will be about twenty-five mel
 bers.