The Coconino weekly sun., 1894-02-08
Pay your taxes.

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 E. M. Doc returned from trip to Albuquerque Monday.
 Major D. M. Riordan left Tuesday on a business trip to Prescott.
 Tho employees of the A. & P. railroad expect their pay checks today.
 E. L. Clancy and c, F. Marshall rode the I. O. F. goat Tuesday night.
 Superintendent of the A. &P., T, R. Gabel, is making trip over the road this week.
 Rev. T. c. Molfett talked to tbe prisoners confined in the county jaN Sunday afternoon.
 Rev. Osbon, the Episcopal minister of Albuquerque, held services in the Presbyterian church Sunday evening,
 Hon. F. R. Ncllis, J. F. Michaels, M, F. Shelley and wife, of Williams, are in town today, to attend the funeral O! c. R. Baylcss.
 The snow storm Tuesday was general along the line of the A. & P. Six inches of snow fell in Albuquerque and along the line of the road.
 Miss Stella Yancey, who has been wis ting friends here for several weeks, lefr for her home in Cherry valley, Yavapai county, this morning.
 H. D. Ross left for Prescott Tuesday. As soon as his commission arrives he will assume the duties of register of the U. S. land office at that place.
 J. L. Battee isrunning road station at Peoria, in Maricopa county. He writes that the Bullard mine has been sold to Flood and Mackay for $iO0, 900.
 R. Allen went to Yampai Monday to move the family of his brother, Chas. Allen, to this place, where they expect to reside until the latter improves in health.
 NJ The delinquent tax list is large one and contains 376 names. The delin- quents can save the cost of advertising if they pay their taxes by the 2Sth instant.
 c. N. Sterry, the general counsel of the A. & P. railroad, passed through here Monday on his way to the Mid winter fair. He was accompanied by his family.
 The weather during inc past week has been decidedly cool. Monday morn ing the thermometer registered three degrees above zero, and Wednesday morning it dropped to zero. NThe Chinese population of Flagstaff awoke our citizens Sunday night by the firing of bombs and fire crackers. They were celebrating the advent of their New Years day, and they made as much noise as does the "Melican'' man on the Fourth of July.
 Parties to litigation, in which Judge Hawkins is disqualified to sit on the bench, will be pleased to hear that ar engagements have been made for Chief Justice A. c. Baker to hold court and try these cases. Judge Baker is one of the ablest lawyers in Arizona-Jour- nal-Miner.
 Mir. Barney McClaugherty and Miss Jane Harvey were married Tuesday morning. The ceremony took place in the Catholic church, Rev. Freri oifici- ating. The happy pair left the same day for the Midwinter fair in San Fran cisco. They will reside at Challender and expect to be absent three weeks.
 The c. l.. S. c. will hold its next meeting at the residence of George Hoxworth and the readings are as fol- lows: Chapter 9, from pages 259 to 266 in "Rome and the Making of Modern Europe;" beginning with chapter 4, finish part 1, 'Roman and Mediaeyal Art
 The SUN receives iqnuiries daily from all sections of the east in regard to Arizona. Great interest IS taken by the people of that section in Arizona and considerable addition will be made to our population during the year. Should we admitted to state, hood our population would be trebled within six months after admission.
 Vice-Prcsident D. B. Robinson, oi the Santa Fo company, Robert T. Lin coin, N. K. Fairbank, Marshall Ficlt and Norman K. Ream, Chicago cap italists, visited Albuquerque and other points in New Mexico, and this week they visited Phoenix. They will go tC