The Coconino weekly sun., 1894-04-05
Fresh salt maekerel ut Cofin's.

Coflin's.
 q. II. Coffin has tino navel oranges at 35 cents per dozen.
 G. II. Coffin has fresh vegetables and fruit and comb honey. A. T. Cornish and wlfo returned from Los Angeles Tuesday.
 For nice tender steak go to Hawks X Henncssy, in the Babbitt hui.ding. '
 G. w. Roopo, thc wool buyer, ar rived this week and ;s interviewing our wool growers.
 Miss Vercamp and the Misses Metz and Miss Spaulding left last Saturday for Los Angeles.
 Hawks & HenneSsy mako their own bolgoua sausage, and it is mado from the choicest meats.
 Mrs. Thurman, of Los AuSeias. ai- rived last week and will occupy tac J. E. Thomas residence.
 If you want fine roast of either beef, mutton or pork, you can get it Ut Hawks & Hcnnessy's.
 The Arizona Cattle Co. viii ship iif- teen carloads of cattle Saturday. They go to feeding grounds in Kansas.
 Take q look in the furnishing goods window of r. J. Braanen, and you will see the very latest in gents hats and gloves.
 FOR SALE OR RENr-The Williams livery stable. For terms and parlicu- lars address SANDFoRp ROWE, Sslig- man, Arizona.
 A. II. Smith, of Kingman, is in town to-day to attend the meeting of the Trustees of the Reform School, " hicb met at o'clock this afternoon.
 Mrs. J. H. Hoskius. Jr. Mrs. C0tbitt and Miss Corbitt left Saturlay.for Cali fornia, where they will spend se' era' weeks visiting points of interest.
 Mir. J. w. Weathcrford was mar ried on March 29th, in Veatherford, Tt Nas' to Miss Jennie McGiattan. The newly welded pair will arrive iu Flagsts Il in a few days.
 Barbour WynTs has disposed ot hi' business here and will leave Saturday for Deming, N. M., and then to Los Angeles, Cal, where he has position with wholesale house.
 Our ranchers arc preparing the ground for planting. There will be a larger acreage ip potatoes and grain this year than at any time since the settlement of the county. The indica- tions are favorable for good crops.
 A disgraceful affair occurred al the depot platform last night on thearrivaI of the passenger trans. Dick White and Will. Travis were the principals concerned. They were taken before Justice Millgau this morning and given sixty days in jail.
 The Arizona Lumber X Timber Co. Nave received large orders for boxes, and yesterday they commenced running their box factery twelve and hall hours each day. They have been ship ping seven carloads of boxes week, but will now ship nine cars.
 J.. NJ. Branuen has purchased the stock of Barbour Wynns and will con tinuc the business at the old stand Mir. Braunen is well-known 10 every citizen of Coconino County and needs no introduction to the readers of the SrN. He will add largely to the stock now on hand, and will keep only tho best of goods in his line.
 
 | E. E. Ellinwood, United States attor ney, here this week, is one of the mos popular of President Clcyeland's ap pointees ill Arizona. He is able ant active and performs his every dut. with courtesy, dignity and impartiality Every official act demonstrates that n' mistake made in his appointment. H' is popular with his party and inc people Mr. Ellnwood has Il bright future be fore him in Arizona. Bulletin. Prof, T. c. Wilkinson, of Chicago stopped o9 here Saturday. He IS ol his way to California, and rcmaine' !, here util Thursday evening. While her he visited the Grand Canyon and tn ' Cliffs. On "Wednesday night he cntcl taiued the Chautauqua circle at tn h Presbytcrian church with reading an