The Coconino weekly sun., 1894-07-19
New Verde honey at Coffin Bros. .

New Verde honey at Coffin Bros.
 New spring millinery at Ladies' Bazaar.
 J. Stuart Burton, of Phoenix, Is reg istered at the Bank hotel.
 J. A. Vail and wife, and Sam Black returned last night from trip to Cali fornia.
 An interesting article on "Method in Climbing" by MT. A. E. Douglass, ap- pears in this issue.
 During the storm yesterday after noon snow fell on the San Francisco peaks far below the timber line. Dr. E. Fletcher Ingalls,, wife, son and daughter, of Chicago, left for the Grand Canyon Monday and returned last night.
 Every man having a beard should keep it an even and natural color, and if it is not so already, use Bucking hams Dye and appear tidy.
 A number of members of the Chau tauqua circle spent Tuesday night on top of Eldon mountain. The object was to see the sun rise Wednesday morning.
 Through an error few names were left out of the published list of the Fourth of July subscription. The cor rected list will be found on the last page of this issue,
 c, H. Fancher, of the land depart ment of the A x P. railroad, with headquarters at Albuquerque, was iu town yesterday on business connected with that department.
 A herder in the employ of Campbell X Francis was found dead on the range, fourteen miles south of here, OF Tuesday. His death is supposed to be due from natural causes.
 Hinman, the deat and dumb printer, got well-deserved beating from Dr. NJ. W. Walsh in Phoenix one day last week. Hinman when under the inflr- ence of liquor is brute.
 Tuesday evening Mexican boy held a giant powder cap in his left hand while it exploded. He is minus thumb and portion of two fingers. The wonder is that there is anything left of the hand.
 James Walsh and D. B. Riley, of Williams, were indicted by the federal grand jury at Prescott, and each held under $l 300 bail to appear at the next term of U. s. court. Both are said to be members of the A. R. U.
 Chas. A. Keller has purchased the News Depot and stock of goods from J. NJ. Brannen. MT. Keller is one of our most wide-awake and well-known young men and the News Depot will lose none of it's popularity under his management.
 w. II. Van Fossen and son Richard, and Marcus Richardson passed through here yesterday for Strawberry valley. They left Boise City, Idaho, on the 2lst day of April, and made the long jonr- ney by wagon, and have travelled in this manner about 900 miles.
 The Coconino Commercial Company is the name of al new incorporation which was last week organized here, for the purpose of doing a general merchant disc and commission business. The in- corporators are all well-known and re- liable citizens. They are Thomas Saver, Jared Woodbridge, Hugh E. Campbell, J. F. Daggs and c. H. Schulz.
 r. Schultz was up from Tonto Basin this week. He is engaged in mining in the Green Valley mining district and says that he has fine gold prospect. Mining in that section is looking up, and two quartz mills will be erected there this year. There are number of very promising gold properties in basiu and that district will be in few years one of the best gold producers in the territory.
 Mrs. Mehrcns and daughter, of the Verde are stopping in town this week. OAn oft repeated question is: "Where can I get good mealP" The answer is invariably: "Go to the Bank hotel" " The dining room is always neat, clean, cool and inviting, and attentive walters are in attendance. The kitchen is in charge of Charlie Long, white cook, .,, l.; n,1I;,n