The Coconino weekly sun., 1894-03-29
Fresh salt mackerel at Cofliu's.

| maiSucrltc clSaTS, TOT 70 cents at Coflin's
 k. F. Greenlaw and wife were down from Challender Tuesday.
 s. l.. Weatherford is. suffering from an acute attack of rheumatism. J. A. Vail is moving into his resi- deuce just east of the M., E. church.
 Rev. A. QuetI, of Prescott, will of ficiate in the Catholic church next Sun day.
 The News Depot is now receiving a shipment of butter and eggs every week.
 The board of supervisors will hold hold their second quarterly meeting on Monday next
 J. c. Herndon, prominent attorney from Prescott, was attending court here this week.
 Will Travis and R. 0. Jones have opened blacksmith shop iu the old Wilcox shop on Burch street.
 David Mitchell, superintendent Of the Arizona Sandstone O., returned from trip to California Saturday.
 Star creamery, guaranteed as first class, 80 cents per pound. Fresh Kan sas eggs at 20 cents per dozen at the News Depot.
 FOR SALE OR RENT-The Williams livery stable. For terms and particu- lars address SANDFoRD RowE, Selig- man, Arizona.
 Babbitt Bros. have leased their butcher shop to Robt. Hennessy and J. F. Hawks. The new firm will take possession April 1.
 District Attorney Zuck is happy over the fact that every crimiual case on the court docket has been disposed of, and that the jail is now empty.
 Babbitt Bros. are making number of changes in the interior of their large store. These changes will make it more convenient for their patrons.
 The appointment of E., J. F. Horne as postmaster at Prescott has been con tirmed by the senate. The appointment gives general satisfaction in Prescott.
 County Treasurer A. T. Cornish com- menced the sale of the property W on which taxes are delinquent on Tuesday, and he will continnc the sale from day to day until all the property has been offered.
 Flagstaff Lodge No. IS, A. o. U. w., will give an entertainment on Thursday night, April l2th. Tho affair will not be open to the general public but will be confined to the members of the or der, their families and friends.
 The town has been full of tramps during the week. They claim to be- long to the "Industrial army" and are on their way to Washington, The ma jority of them, however, are irregular hobos,n and they would not work in any event.
 H. s. Van Slyck, general agent of the A. & F., spent several days in town this week, consulting with our wool growers in regard to the freight rate on wool. An understanding will prob ably be reached in few days in regard to the rate.
 Major Augustus II. Bainbridge, of tue Tenth U. s. Infantry, has been assigned to inspect the militia of Ari- zona. The date for the inspection of Company 1 has not been set, but Major Bainbridge will notify the captain of the company by letter of the date of inspection.
 Articles ofincorporation of the United Verde and Pacific Railroad company, which have been filed at Phoenix, pro- vide for the building of q road from some point on the s. F.. P. & P. near Clear Springs station, to Jerome. J. L. Giroux, T. F. Miller. H. J. Allen and J. c. Herndon are the directors, while the officers are: J. L. Giroux, president; T. F. Miller. vice. president, and H. J. Allen secretary. \
 E. S. Wilcox has on exhibition at the depot office of the Grand Canyon Stage line a handsome chromo-lIthograph of the Grand Canyon, from painting by Thomas Moran, the celebrated painter The view is from near the head of Hancc's trail. The Autograph is an ex-
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