The Coconino weekly sun., 1894-04-12

New spring millinery at Ladies' Bazaar.
 Marguerite cigars, for 25 cents at Coflin's.
 Call for late styles and beautiful mil linery at Ladies' Bazaar.
 A nice assortment of cream candy in today at the News Depot.
 For nice tender steak go to Hawks & Hennessy, in the Babbitt building.
 Hawks & Hennessy make their own bologna sausage, and it is made from the choicest meats.
 Read the new advertisement of the Arizona Lumber & Timber Co.,, on the first page of this issue.
 The CoCoNINo SUN is the only re- publican paper on the line of the A. X P. railroad in Arizona.
 Oscar Gibson, clerl; of the district court, left Monday evening for Sacra- mento, Cal. He will be absent four weeks.
 FOR SALE OR RENT-The Williams livery stable. For terms and particu- lars address SANDFoRD ROWE, Selig- man, Arizona.
 Charles A. Greenlaw left Tuesday evening for Alaska. He well look up the possibilities of that territory for the lumber business.
 The SUN job department has received number of new faces of script type, and the latest styles and sizes of ladies calling cards are kept in stock.
 S. s. Acker received of Harry Fulton, of Canyon Diablo, Tuesday, two fine Berkshire hogs. MT. Acker will take them to his Apache Maid ranch for breeding purposes.
 The A. x P. railroad is doing large passenger business this month. Trains both east and west are loaded, and many days it is impossible to get a berth in Pullman.
 A petition is being circulated pray ing the board of supervisors to pass q no fence order, so far as hogs are con cerned. The owners of hogs have gen erally signed the petition.
 J. NJ. Brannen, having purchased tho News Depot, stock hopes to be ia vored with the patronage of its olt customers and extends to every one ; cordial invitation to call and see hi stock.
 Notice has been served that the cas- of Emma Gonzales vs. F.. w. Frencl and J. E. Jones, trustees of the town site of Flagstaff will soon come up fo trial in the supreme court of the Unite' States.
 The Gallup Cleaner says: Miss Ell Hawks, of Flagstaff, is here and stopping with MT. and Mrs. G. II. Bal ney. We understand that Miss Hawk is here for the purpose of establishing l o K;o1o,,o,.4on eohop1
 The "A Pretzel Co.," played Monda and Tuesday nights in Babbitt's hall crowded houses. The troupe is goo one and deserves the patronage be slowed upon it, and it is hoped tha they may come this way again.
 Advertisers desiring to reach tn people should place their advertisin in the SUN. It circulates in every tow along the A. 6 P. in. northern Arizona and has a larger number of subscriber in tho county than all the other papers A. E. Williams, of McKenna, Wis and H. E. Salsich. of Hartlaud, Wis
 were in town this week, looking ovt the pine lands in this section. Bot gentlemen are experienced lumberme ! and they were well pleased with tl
 pine forest of Arizona.
 F. J. Ilochderffer and family, WI
 have been spending the winter J Tempe, returned Tuesday. MT. Hoe II derffer and son, Fred were engaged IS the butcher business during the pa ' four months and were doing well. IT
 advent of hot weather in the Salt riv e valley drove them to the cool, deiigf # ful summer climate of the San Fra n cisco mountains.
 - F. w. Barker, the Kansas catl y buyer, is in town this week. MT. Bs 'e ker bought a large number of cat'
 here last year and has yet 2,5OO he e. of hiS rurrhasp which he has been Il