The Coconino weekly sun., 1894-05-24
LOCAL BREVITIES,

New spring millinery at Ladies Bazaar.
 Fresh berries and vegetables arriS, ing at Cofiin's,
 FOR SALE.-Thrce Fresh milch COWS. Apply to Rabbit Bros, =
 The Arizona Central Bank pays fair rates of interest on time deposits.
 H. F. Banta has returned from St. Johns, and he intends to remaln here.
 The members of Co. I will give a dance in Babbitt's hall on tomorrow pisht.
 The wind fails to blow up the long needed rain.
 All kinds of sheet iron and tin work including roofing and spouting, done by Hoxworth & Co.
 Capt. George Hochderffer has been elected major of the battalion com- posed of Companics l, K and E, N. G., A.
 A. H. Smith, of Kingman was in town Tuesday attending meeting of the board of directors of the reform school.
 L. T. Moore and wife were visitors to the Grand Canyon this week. Mir Moore is one of the firm Of Bullene, Emory X Moore, of St. Joseph, Mo.
 For town lots, the purchase or lease of railroad lands, apply to c. H. Fan ther. General Agent of Laud Dept, Albuquerque, N. NJ.
 R. Allen left Saturday for Denver, Col, to attend the meeting of the Grand Lodge of the Order of Railway Telegraph Operators, which is being held in that city this week.
 J. N. Preston, of Preston & Locke, architects, Los Angeles, is iu town, and will remain several days, This firm were the successful competitors for the plans for the proposed new court house.
 James L. Van Scoy died at Scligman on Thursday. the 17th instant. MT. Van Scoy was an old timer in Arizona, and was known to nearly all the citi- zens of northern Arizona. His funeral took place on Friday at Seligman. .J. W. Weatherford will open his new stock this week. He will keep com plete line of gents furnishing goods, hats, and boots and shoes. His stock in this line is the best ever brought to this place, and he invites you to call and inspect it.
 D. F. James was acquitted in the district court at Phoenix last week on charge of forgery. He will now have to stand trial on charge of horse steak ing. He is lucky in escaping the meshes of the law and he may not be caught on this charge.
 J. s. Van Doren, of Fort Wingate, N. M., stopped of Monday afternoon for short visit. Not having seen our enterprising city before. he expresses himself as highly pleased with it's ap, parent business push. Mir Van Doren remained over Tuesday,
 Ayers pills are invaluable for tue cure of headache, constipation, stern ach and liver troubles, and all derange- ments of the digestive and assimilative organs. These pills are sugar coated, safe and pleasant to take, always reli- able, and retain their virtues in any climate.
 J. T. Lockhart recently finished the decoration and painting on the addi- ton to J. A. Vail's residence. One room, finished in imitation of oak, shows MT. Lockhart to be an artist in his line. Those desiring painting, paper hanging, or decorating done should give him a call.
 E. IS. Clark and wife attended the banquet given to tho members Of the Players clubat Needles by the bachelor friends of the club on last Thursday night. At homo MT. Clark is quiet inoffeusivo citizen, one of the steady, every day sort, seldom if ever doing anything out of the usual. Mir. Clark made a speech at the banquet and the Needles Eye says; "The concluding re sponse was by MT. E. $. Clark, the scintiIlating Demosthenes of the Arid Belt. His remarks were entirely ex temporaneous. fall of humor, 'wisC saws and modern instances, and by way of resume of the subjects preccd lsg Ia ouIifo,,s In 1nnoI