The Coconino weekly sun., 1894-06-14
George Cook is in town.

Dr. w NJ. Johnston, of Williams, \ was in town today.
 II. D. Ross, register of the land office at Prescott, is in town.
 Wm. II. Fisher returned from trip to Apache county today. AE-
 Copies of tho CoooNINo SUN can be had at tho News Depot.
 Henry Heller has returned to his old vocation of blacksmithiug.
 E, K. Bsyless came up from Will jams yesterday and will return today.
 A. NJ. Conard, tho soda water manu- facturer of Williams, is in town today
 The humps have boen attacking old and young alike, during the past few weeks,
 The town council meets this altar noon to pass few much needed ordi- nances.
 QJ. B. Pouthie will open a blacksmith shop in the south side of town near the Powell residence.
 John Ross has been sick with mala- rial fever sinco his return from the east. He is improving slowly.
 Rev. J, T. Pierce and family, and Mrs. J. F.. Palmer arc spending the week at the ranch of F. S. Gosney.
 Tho ice cream parlor at tho News Depot will be opened on Sunday. Ice cream soda at the News Depot.
 Notices of q school election have been posted, The election will take place on the last Saturday in June.
 Chas. Howard, Mrs, J. II. Hoskins, Jr, Miss Corbitt, and Miss Linneman returned this week from trip to the Grand Canyon.
 Registration has commenced and several hundred electors have already registered. No elector eau vote unless his name is on the great register.
 It will repay our readers to peruse the new advertisements of F. w. Smith & Co.,, John Sanderson, J. W. Wcathcrford and J. r. Daggs & Co.,, in this issue.
 J. F. Daggs & Co.,, have opened q meat market in the Daggs block on Railroad avenue. B. C. Olney will have charge of the market and invites the public to give the new firm call.
 The district attorney and J. E. Jones were in Williams Wednesday attending tho examination of Will Shoot. who had been arrested on charge of ille- gally branding cattle, The case has been continued until next Wednesday.
 Letters have been received at Yuma from Guaymas. Mexico, stating that Robinson and Logan, of the sloop Ex. aminer, with party bound from Yuma to San Francisco, were murdered by the cannibal Indians of Tiburn Island, in the Gulf of California, May 26. The others in the party escaped. J. W. Weatherford has received hi: stock of gents furnishing goods. He has also secured the services of Mir. A Brockmann, of San Francisco, an ex perienced cutter and fashionable filter, for his merchant tailoring department In this line he has Q fine assortment ot suitings to select from, and they arc offered at reasonable prices.
 C. A. Buck, editor of the Winslow Mail, was in town Monday. He came up to attend the organizing of the edi tolial association of the editors along the line of the A. & r, railroad. The editors, for some reason, best known tc themselves, did not put in an appear auce on the day set. They will, how ever, try it again on July 3d. A. B. Crawford of Elgin, H., ar arrived Sunday. Mir Crawford Ina. rented room in Brannen's block and will open a watchmakers shop, and ir few weeks a jewelry store. MT Crawford comes here recommended by some of the best firms Tn Chicago and Elgin as an excellent workman He asks that our citizens desiring any, thing in the way of watch repairing, ol jewelry to give him call as he intends to remain here permanently.
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