The Coconino weekly sun., 1894-03-01
NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC.
LOCAL BREVITIES.

California strained honey.in bulk at the News Depot. Mrs. J. F. Daggs left yesterday for the Mdwinter fair.
 Copies of the CocoNINo SUN can be had at the news depot
 J. J. Donahue returned Sunday from visit to the Midwinter fair.
 J. II. Hoskins, Jr. made business trip to Albuquerque this week.
 See the fine display of crackers, cookies, etc., at the News Depot. w. D. Powell and family will move to southern California next week,
 The Arizona Central Bank pays fair rates of interest ou time deposits. The weather during the past few days has been warm and spriug like. Barbour Wynns has moved his stock of goods into the D. Babbitt building La Harmonic is strictly pure Ha- vana cigar, and can only be found at the News Depot.
 All kinds of sheet iron and tin work including roofing and spouting, done by Hoxworth & Co.
 News reached here this week that o. P. Harding is lying at his home in Oak Creek helpless, from a stroke of par alysis.
 Are you subscriber to the SUN? You can now get the SUN for $2 per year. Read our "hard times offer" and learn how.
 Mrs. J. NJ. Corbitt and daughter, Miss Katie Corbitt, of St. Louis, arrived last Thursday and are visiting Mrs. J. Il. Hoskins, Jr.
 For town lots, the purchase or lease of railroad lands, apply to c. II. Fan aher. General Agent of Land Dept, Albuquerque, N. NJ.
 Dr. R. M. Francis left Monday for his former home in Spring HiIl, Mo. It is his intention to remain in Missouri and practice medicine.
 Dr. Meyer, the optician, is stopping at the Bauk hotel. The doctor has the reputation of being one of the best opticians in the country.
 Rev. J. T. Pierce is in Winslow this week assisting Rev. G. E. Pooler in holding a series of meetings in the M. E. church. He will return Saturday. Last Thursday the Rio Grande valley was visited by the hardest wind storms known for years. In Albuquerque business was suspended on account ot the storm.
 Dr. D. J. Braunen returned Sunday from the session of the Trans-Missis' sippi congress. He also attended the Midwinter fair during his stay in Sar Francisco.
 c. A. Back. editor of the Winslov Mail, made his first visit 10 Flagstaff Monday. He likes the mountains SC well that he expects to make frequen visits here in the future.
 Stephen Purtyman is an applican  for the appointment of road oversee District No 4. The roads will be kep in good condition if either Mr. Kinzi oc Mir. Purtyman is appointed.
 J. H Lind sold to Eisman Bros. las week six carloads of Navajo wool auc sheep pelts. MT. Lind has held th' \ wool and pelts for several months, be ing unable 10 receive even an offer fo them. The lot was disposed of q low prices.
 B. Hook returned from his trip { Cincinnati last week. He has lease the Parlor Exchange restaurant an will open on Monday. He will hay the assistance of Mir Green, first class cook. MT. flock is known to tn public as a frst-clas5 caterer.
 Flagstaff undoubtedly has the be> all the year around climate of any piac in Arizona. At this great a'titude th air is wonderfully rare and pure, an although in winter the thermomete occasionally goes down pretty low, sti the dryncss of the atmosphere cause the cold to be much less felt than i the low, damp attitudes of the east The weather the past few days ha .-. been perfect and on the whole tn winter here is very pleasant, while ou summer climate cannot be surpasse anywhere on this planet. As healt resort Flagstaff offers better climaI