The Coconino weekly sun., 1894-11-29

The railroad to Jerome is now run ming trains regularly.
 E' 5. Gosncy has shipped five car loads of wood to Los Angeles.
 P. J. Brannen purchased Tuesday a pair of well-matched black horses.
 J. w. Francis and w. c. Bayless are duck hunting at Mormon Lake this week.
 For the best 25.cent meal in town go to Mrs. Henry Hellcr's, at the Carroll house.
 Rev. G. F. Bovard, suprintendent of the M. E. missions in Arizona, was in town this week,
 Mrs. E. $. Wilcox has just received two cases of pattern hats. They are beauties and cheap.
 The young men of Flagstaff will give a dance at Babbitt's hall on Friday night, November 30
 P. w. Divilbiss and wife, of Rich mond, Mo-, arrived Saturday, and they will probably locate here.
 John Worries, George Hochderlfer and F. c. Hochderffer are duck shoot ing at Mormon Lake this week.
 Rabbit Bros will have their stock of Christmas goods opened about the 10th of December. Wait for them. '
 The obituary reporter. mistaking the water signal for sign of mourn ing, got into little misunderstanding last week, but he is able to be around again.
 J. A. Lamport leaves to-day for Williams to join the surveying party now making the preliminary survey of the road from Williams to the Grand Canyon.
 The Postal Telegraph Company have opened offices at Holbrook, Williams and Kingman. Offices will be opened at this place, Winslow and Ash Fork on December l.
 A. w. Twins, of St. George. Utah, and manager "f the Kaibab Cattle Company, whose ranges are in the northern part of the county, was in town this week.
 c. II. Schulz has filed his bond as one of the supervisors-elect, with Re corder Bush. Mir. Schulz is the first of the newly-elected county officials to file an official bond.
 On December 10th Baobtt Bros. will have their stock of Christmas goods. Do not send away for holiday goods, as their line is the largest ever brought to this place.
 The Grand Canyon hotel was closed last week fer the season and l.. H. Tol- free and family left Friday for their home in California. The hotel will be reopened in May, 1895.
 c. W. Davis has received another supply of the pictures of the Grand Canyon of the Colorado, and those de- string copies of this famous picture can obtain them at the A. & P. depot.
 W. S. Decloss and family left to-day for Phoenix, where they will spend the winter THE SUN smokes to the health of MT. Decloss, the gentleman having passed the cigars before his de- parture.
 T. A. Brown, who was for several years agent of the A. x P. at this place, was in town Sunday. He is now in charge of the Nevada Southern road, short line running from Blake | 10 NaDQCfDllt, Ial.
 Sam F. Brauuhart, the travelling man, was in town this week. Mr. Braunhart when at his home in San Francisco, Cal, takes an active part in politics, being an aggressive lieuten- ant Tn the democratic party. 
 On Thursday from 1 a. m. to 12 m. will be he held union Thanks giving service at the Presbyterian church; the usual mid-week prayer service on Thursday evening. We cordially invite all to attend these services.
 Quite a number of Flagstaffites will winter in tropical Phoenix and the lower country. Among the number are James Haley, Ed Watson, Ed Peters, Peter Martin, Dave Swecm and W. A. Stacey. Watson and Peters | ,,,iI lcnl Con fsnlI