The Coconino weekly sun., 1894-01-11

to to the News Depot Tor cholcc, Tat mackerel.
 An effort is being made to reorganize the Good Tcmplars lodge in this place.
 For nice, hobby hats, caps, gloves and furnishing goods, go to P. J. Bran mems.
 Fresh fruit, creamery butter, ranch and 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. Branuen's.
 J. Grim left today for Prescott, where he has secured work on the new railroad at bridge building.
 Take look in the furnishing goods window of P. J. Brannen, and you will see the very latest in gents hats and gloves.
 George F. Sohaal is now at Cook & Lees, and is ready to repair your watches, clocks, or sell you anything in the jewelry line.
 Our churches are observing the week of prayer. Services are being held alternate nights in the Methodist and Presbyterian churches during the week.
 AT. Cornish and R. w. Bell have a lease of the ponds at Volunteer springs, and commenced cutting ice on Monday. The ice is fifteen inches thick and clear as crystal.
 An invitation is extended to all those who have been members of the Good Templars lodge, and to all those inter- ested in the cause of temperance to meet in the G. A. R. hall on Monday night at 7:3o o'clock.
 The time card of the Sant Fe, Pres colt & Phoenix railroad will be found on our first page. Two trains are run each way and the accommodations on any of the trains are such that no req sonable traveller can grumble.
 The meeting of the c. L, S. c. will be held at the residence of J. F. Daggs, and the following are the assignments for the week: Chap. VIII to page 2l5 in Rome" and Chapters V, VI and VII in -"Outlines of Economies"
 Our fall stock of hats and gents lined gloves have been delayed in transit, but we are now prepared to show you something nice for the holi- days in all styles of hats and gents lined gloves, in light and heavy weights. P. J. Brannen.
 A couple of accidents occurred at . Milton Tuesday. w. H. Sparklin was feeding the rip saw in the mill and was struck by board, receiving injuries X which will keep him from work for Q few days. The same day man named
 Scott had the fingers of his hand in g jured while coupling logging cars. Dr. Q Cornish attended the injured men.
 K. H. Cameron returned Monday - from the Grand Canyon. He showed D H. Berger and H. B. Wilkins, of Mil
 waukee, Wis, the wonders of the can e yon. The trip was made during th' ,- coldest weather of the winter and tn !, party camped out one night when tn
 temperature was 19 degrees below zero vet none of them were even frost-bitten Q nor did they realize that the weathe # was so cold.
 Past Master Workman, Brother Dr D. J. Brannen, of Flagstaff Lodge No = IS, of Arizona, visited Denver som is days ago and was shown around tn , city by Grand Recorder Boyd. Brothe
 Brannen was on his way home from tn Worlds Fair, where he had been a :, :. summer as chairman of the Arizon
 Board of Worlds Fair commissioner: ' Brother Brannen is thorough geutl'
 man aud one whom we delight to mee a He made many warm friends while d' lg ing Denver. who will long rememb' 'l- him for his many manly and courteol 'r ways.-A. o. U. W. Record.
 Deputy Sheriff Chas. Canall on la' at Saturday at Williams, arrested Jo ol Carter, alias Foley. Foley was bnr k ming the passengers on No. 4, whel a- he was recognized by the man he he re up few weeks ago in Santa Aha' Cal
 whose name was also Jos. Carter. | it called for an officer, and Deputy Can' "A. at hrNv Enli