The Coconino weekly sun., 1894-04-05
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' Geo. Il, Collins
 W. G. Stewart is attending district court at Kingman
 Copies of the CocoNINo SUN can be had at the news depot.
 Babbitt Bros. shipped carload of potatoes to Gallup Tuesday.
 John A. Moyuihaa, the well known clothing drummer, is in town.
 Il. W. Roll, editor of the Democrat, spent Sunday iu Albuquerque.
 A. W. Whytlaw, an old prospector, was in town a few days this week.
 The Arizona Central Bank pays fair rates of interest vn time deposits. J. T. Lockhart is painting the out side woodwork of Babbitt Bros block. M. J. Hickey, one of the proprietors of the Hotel Burke, Prescott, was in town Tuesday.
 All kinds of sheet iron and tin work including roofing and spouting, done by Hoxworth & Co. R. Allen and Bain Black took in the shooting tournament and the races at Wiusluw on Sunday.
 \. F. Dougherty was in from Ash Fork this week. He says his bands of sheep are doing finely.
 Henry Heller was in from Ash Fork Friday. He has his sheep at He'll can yon, south of that place.
 A sidewalk is being built on the south side of the C, A. railroad from Milton to the school house,
 Frank Leaning and wife returned Sunday from New Jersey, where they have been spending the winter.
 George P. Thornton, of Williams, was initiated into the mysteries of the A, 0. |. W. oa Thursday night.
 New ties are being put iu on tue Cen tral Arizona railroad from Flagstaff to Mill No. 2, distance of fifteen miles. Roadoverseer Mayfower has cleaned the streets and alleys of Flagstaff of all the rubbish and it is decided improve meut.
 For town lots, the purchase or lease of railroad lands, apply to c. II. Fan lhcr, General Agent of Land Dept, Albuquerque, N. M.
 W. r. Kislingbury and wife, of Spo- kane, Washington, arrived last week. Mir Kislingbury is brother of Capt. Harry Kisliugbury, and he will engage in ranching here.
 Dan Francis returned from Kansas Friday He has been in the Sunflower state for about nine months and says that the farmers there are getting through the hard times in fair shape.
 Thos. Howe returned Monday from trip to New Orleans. Hc says thai while there he experienced genuine blizzard, and he suffered more iron cold than at any time during his resi- denco in Arizona of fifteen years.
 The Arizona Lumber & Timber Co., need additional power. and they ar' putting in another 100 horse power en zine and two more boilers. This addi tionai power will give them 200 hors power with which lo run their saw mil and box factory.
 M NJ. Cruise and wife, Miss Abb Stoops, Miss Bessie Stoops, T. $. Sut ton, E. E. Stephens and w. r. Tallia ferc, of Albuquerque, arrived on No. Saturday and spent Sunday at the Cli Dwcllers. They returned home on Nc ] Sunday night.
 Gen. Nelson A, Miles passed throng Flagstaff Saturday in q special car d Nached to No. 1. He was on his way the coast He was given an ovation Wingate by the officers and soldier from Fort Wingate. The train hel fifteen minutes while greetings wel exchanged.
 Frank Beal, son of Marvin Beal, WI feeding saw in the Arizoua Lumb' & ThaLer company's box factory la Thursday when board was throw from the saw, striking him near h ielt eye, and knocking him insensibl It was thought for time that the e' was permanently injured, as the upp' lid was badly cut and the Slan' bruised. Doctors Brannen and Corni' VI. nsNN |