The Coconino weekly sun., 1894-12-27

The Arizona Central BanK pays fair ) rates of interest on time deposits.
 1bout the busiest member of THE SUN staff these days is the "births" reporter.
 All kinds of sheet iron and tin work including roofing and spouting, done by HoXworth & Uo.
 The new Williams dramatic club will make their initial bow in "A Noble Outcast," with a well-known newspa- per man as the giddy heroine.
 The elected and appointed officers of Flagstaff Lodge No. z, F. & A. M., will be installed on Thursday night, December p, at Masonic hall. Flagstaff is getting a reputation as n health resort, and good many siran- gers are here for their health, and all claim great benefit from the climate of the skylight city.
 Charles Canall, the A. & P, elec- trician, is putting up n telephone line at Williams this week. The line will connect the depot with the office of the Saginaw Lumber Company.
 c. J, Babbitt left to-day for San Francisco by the way of Los Angeles He has been having trouble with his eyes for the past two weeks ant goes to the city for special treatment.
 The Postal Telegraph and Cable Co., expect to in the near future run q 'elnphone wire from their office on Railroad avenue to the office of the 4 izona Lumber & Timber compan,.
 .,e local forces of the Postal Tele- graph Company are comfortably To- cated in the Brannen building, which has Teen made bright and cheerful by the .enovatiug touch of Jim O'Neill's artistic brush.
 Territorial Secretary Bruce has is-
 ed to \. 0. Murphy his commission asdelegate to congress, and Governor Hughes has signed it. A. J. Doran's credentials as councilman -at-large have been delivered to him.
 The first number of "The Morning BulIelin," published at Solomonvilie, is at hand. It is we'll edited and neat in makeup, and as there is talented newspaper man at the helm the dai, promises to become n permanent in- stitution.
 William Gay, one of the alleged nuIdcrers of SherifIs William Rader and James Mackey, passed through Flagstag the other night en route to Montana. where he will be tried for tho me. He was in charge of Sher- . F Mara.
 Y. Wallace, who has for several
 ttl,s past held position as clerk at the Arizona Central Bank. left Sun dry for Denver, where he will re- ]. main permanently, having accepted q Blucrative position in the Colorado ametropois,
 v The many friends of Mr. and Mrs FWilliam Petts will regret to learn of sthe death of Eva Pearl, their three months old baby, which died at King hmu of congestion of the lungs on Tuesday night. The funeral took place at Kingman yesterday.
 Clark Hit, a one-time valued mem. Der of TIE SUN force, who is now teach ing the young idea to climb the tree of knowlege, at Cornyille, is this week attending the teachers institute al Phoenix. According 10 the hotel reg. ister printed in the "Republiean," Clark halls from that center of culture nd brown beaus-estho ic Boston.
 Phoenix sportsmen should get the'r 9'aps. as something is evidently coming tGs way. THE FLAGSTAFF SUN of December IS remarks that up there game isn't so ptniiful as it was few weeks ago. Mormon lake has frozen over pretty soli!ly and the deer and ducks have sought D warmer region. Gazette.
 Invitations are out announcing the marriage on the 2sth instant of John Pnllar and Miss Beatrid Livingston. The ceremony will take ace in Win slow, where thej both lie. Mr. PullarI is the master mechanic 'f the A. X P. at Window Mrs IiyinuStOn is A sister |