The Coconino weekly sun., 1893-12-28
10 to the News Depot for choice, fat

ing the winter in Prescott.
 Go to the News Depot for fine cream candies. They have just arrived.
 For nice, hobby hats, caps, gloves and furnishing goods, go to P, J. Bran mems. *t Fresh fruit, creamery butter, ranch and Kansas eggs always on hand at the News Depot.
 For cowboy hats, dress hats, misses, boys and chilIren's hats and caps, go to F, J. Branucn's.
 La Harmonic is q strictly pure ,Ha- yana cigaT and can obly be found at the News Depot.
 The coldcst morning this week was Tuesday, the thermometer dropped to Is degrees above zero.
 Bananas, naval oranges. lemons, figs, dates, raisins and beleflower apples. All just received at tho News Depot. '
 Take Il look in the furnishing goods window, of P. J. Brannen, and youwill sec tho very latest in gents hats and gloves. ' s,. < <" .
 Those choice -'creams" are now in and if you want :, nice box of the best candy in the market call at once at tho News Depot. tj . "A spow storm set in on Friday night and it has continued at intervals since. There is about foot of snow on the ground with every prospect of more.
 Tho Santa Fe railroad has been placed in the hands of the receivers, D. B., Robinson has, been appointed general agent of the receivers.
 The SUN acknowledges the receipt of an invitation and tickets to the recep- tion of the Arizona Teachers associa- ton in Reid's Opera house, Tucson, on Friday evening, January 5, 1894..,.
 The board of supervisors, at the earnest solicitation of many taxpayers, have extended the time for the pay ing, taxes without the penalty attached until January 15, 1894. ..
 Lon Hartigan died at Durango, Col orado, on the 2Oth inst, ofpneumouia, after brief illness. Mir. Hartigan was a well-known newspaper writer, and at one time puplished a paper at Gallup, New Mexico.
 Prof. Wm. Crowhurst, of California, a renowned temperance advocate, will discuss live issues of the day in the NJ. E. church on Saturday evening at 7:30 o'clock, and on Sunday at 3 p. m., De ccmber 30 and 9l.. Admission free. ..
 Our fall stock of hats and gents lined gloves have been delayed in transit, but we arc now prepared to show you something nice for the holi- days in all styles of hats and gents lined gloves, in light and heavy weights. P. J. Branneu.
 A dance was given last night in Bab- bitt's hall hy the "Lower Tens" On Friday night the "Eightecns' will give dance in the same hall. These are Flagstaff's "swell' dancing clubs, and considerable friendly rivalry exists be- tween the members as to which club is the leading one. .,.'~ z. .,
 A. T. Cornish returned from trip to Albuquerque on Sunday. The Albu- querquc National bauk will declare a dividend of twenty-five percent: about January 10th, and he will receive that proportion of the money which he de- posited with that bank as county treas urer of Coconino county. The Germans who alp walking. from New York to San Francisco on a $1 ,000 wager were in town this week. Two of them arrived Saturday and left on their tramp Sunday. Three of them came in yesterday and will leave Satur- day morning. The firstparty is eight!d days ahead of time, and the last three days, and they have no time to lose. A de- tailed account of these walkers and the wager was published ina recent issue of the SUN.
 George Mccormick died at the Hawks house on Friday morning, De- cembcr 22nd,; of Bright's disease of the I kidneys. He was well-known in this I.county and came here from Kansas about eight years ago, and for several years he ran the lunch counter in the rear of Donahue's place. He was about