The Coconino weekly sun., 1894-07-12
This is summer weather.


 Gus Reimer is in town this week.
 New Verde honey at Coffin Bros
 B. N. Freeman, of Denver, came in last night.
 Sheriff Donahue returned from Will jams Thursday.
 Butter and eggs constantly on ice at Coffin Brothers. Mrs. R. NJ. Francis left last night for Los Angeles.
 Mrs. c. W. Davis left last night for visit to Los Angeles.
 Copies of tho CocoNINo SUN can be had at the News Depot. C. J. Spellmire and E. J. Babbitt have each received new bicycles this week. A party of twenty Flagstailites en- joyed days outing at Leroux Springs Wednesday.
 Ice cold soda water, favored with the finest syrups, is what can be had at the News Depot. The loss to all kinds of business by the present labor troubles cannot be estimated in dollars and cents. Frank c. Reid, the stenographer, of the Arizona Lumber & Timber Com. pany returned last night from trip tp the east.
 LosT.-A sixshooter, 38.calibre, nickel plated and pearl handle; in q leather case. Please return to the office of this paper
 Wm. Henderson returned Monday from trip to the east. Before bis trip east he was agent for the A. & P. at Challcuder.
 Frank Murphy, president of the Santa Fe. Prescott & Phoenix railroad, was passenger on No. Blast night, on his way to Prescott.
 Mrs. Matthews and Mrs. Dalton, of Chicago, who have been visiting Mir. and Mrs. Thos. Howe, left for their home in Chicago Tuesday. The contempt cases from Winslow. were tried in Prescott Monday and Jackson was sentenced to sixty days in jail, Lynch to thirty days, and Saline ten days.
 Ayers Pills possess the curative vir- tues of the best known medicinal plants. These pills are scientifically prepared, are easy to take, and safe for young and old. They are invalu- able for regulating the bowels, and for the relief and cure of stomach troubles,
 Hewetts Muscles gave an cntertain- ment in Babbitts hall on last Friday night to a large and appreciatiyc au- dience. The show is one that merits the patronage of our citizens and they will appear in the hall on Saturday night and they will no doubt have a crowded house.
 N ySome vandals loosened q rail on the railroad track four miles west of Wil- Hams Tuesday night. An east bound freight was thrown from the track at that point at 3:20 Wednesday morning. Luckily but little damage was done, and the engine was back on the track within an hour.
 Deputy Sheriff Mckinney, of Graham county, will left Monday for the north with the intention of capturing gang of four horse thieves who arc wanted for stealing 200 head of horses in Co., chise and Graham counties. Two of the men in jail at Solomonyille were captured at Ft. Apache by Mckinney,
 It looks very much like all the A. R. U. men on the A. X ?. who went out at the order of MT. Debs, will have to remain out so far as obtaining employ ment with the road is concerned. New men are being put on in the positions made vacant by the A. K. U. men, and the railroad is ready for business again.
 Phoenix papers state that telegram was received there last Friday from Governor K. o. Murphy from Los An geles, saying that the financial matters of the s. F., P. & P. Railway company had been fully arranged, and that the work of construction would be pushed | rapidly through to completion by Jan. uary l, or April l, 1895. Postmaster Ross, received the first installment of delayed mail on Sunday and it took a wagon to haul it from the depot 10 the post office making q