The Coconino weekly sun., 1894-02-15

ISShN'
 A. M. Conard, of Kingmau, is in town.
 For choice dried fruits go to the News depot.
 Latest styles in ladies hats at re- duced prices at Ladies Bazaar.N
 C. J. and Will Babbitt returned from their trip to Cincinnati last night.
 For nice. hobby hats, caps, gloves and furnishing goods, go to P. J. Bran mems.
 The News Depot is now receiving shipment of butter and eggs every week.
 R. w. Bell will ship two carloads of sheep from Ash Fork to San Diego on Saturday.
 Fresh fruit, creamery butter, ranch end Kansas eggs always on hand at the News Depot.
 For cowboy hats, dress hats, misses, boys and children's hats and caps, go to P. J. Brannen's.
 The public-school will observe Wash ington's birthday with appropriate eX- ercises, to which the public are invited
 Ben Taylor has sold his stable and corral 10 William Dickcrson, who in- tends opening q lirst-class livery stable.
 Chas. Canal and J. J. Donahue were the only Flagstatlites who attended the masquerade ball at Needles last night Probate Judge Babbitt has received notice from Treasurer Cornish that there is S4, ,053 in the treasury to be ap- portioned to the various school districts in this county.
 A member of the "BoX Factory Ga zetten force furnishes a ''pome, for this issue of the SUN The type used at the box factory is rather large for !, setting poetry in.
 INT. A. Riordan has received a lot of Hive mountain quail from Needles He will keep them confined until warmer weather when he will turn them loose somewhere in this vicinity with the hope that they may live and increase in numbers.
 The residence of w. II. Ashurst was entered last Friday night by burglar, and Mir. Ashurst is short $60 in green backs which he had in his vest pocket. The burglar entered the front door, which he opened with q key, and he took the clothing out on the back porch to search il.
 Another travelling clothing drummer was in town this week. Flagstaff has I tirst-class tailor, and suit of clothes can be obtained as cheaply at home as I from the travelling salesman. who must sell his goods at good profit to make his expenses. It is cheaper in the end to patrCnize home merchants.
 The Chautauqua circle will hold its next meeting on Tuesday evening, February 20, at the residence of John Vories. The lesson for the week will be from page 266 to close of chapter 9, in "Rome and the Making of Modern Europe" In "Roman and Medieval Art" chapters 1, 2 and 3 in part ?. \IRev. J. Dolje leaves today for Abi- lene, Texas. He has accepted the charge of the Catholic church at that place. Rev. Dolje had charge of this parish for several years and he has many friends here who regret his de parture. He goes to Prescott, Tucson, and Tombstone on his way to Abilene. II. c. Boone, territorial auditor and . bank examiner, was in town this week.
 During his stay here he examined intt the condition of the Arizona Central bank. He found the affairs of that in stitution in excellent shape and pro nounced it one of the best managed
 banking concerns in the territory. Mr l Boone is highly pleased with our towr
 and and it is his intention to have hi : family spend the summer months v among the pines.
 : Tax Collector Cornish is getting tho
 delinquent tax list ready for the printer e The last legislature changed the law il e regard to the collection of delinquen 0 taxes. "Thc time of sale must not b' e less than twenty-one days nor nor - than twenty-eight days from the frs
 publication of the list, and the place o
 such sale must bc in front of the count S court house." The collector does no ,- need to get a judgment in the disiric