The Coconino weekly sun., 1895-02-14

The ice-cutters are taking out an abundant crop in the vicinity of Belle mont.
 c. H. Richardson, the agent of the A. X P. at Williams, was in town yes terday.
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 Legislator Greenlaw is showing lem how to shoot rabbits and cottontails down on the desert.
 That g year offer is still open to the few people who don't subscribe for THE CocoNINo SUN.
 The Home restaurant has been re- opened, with w. c. Gay as proprietor. The best 25 cent meal in town.
 There will be regular services in the Presbyterian church next Sabbath. Preaching by the pastor at Il a. m. and 7:30 p. m.
 H. z. Zuck has been quite ill at Tempe, according to the home paper. He has sufficiently recovered, however, to be around again.
 The big steamship La Goscogne, about whose safety there was great anxiety, has arrived at New York. Her steering gear was disabled.
 Prices talk well on paper, but see the goods that H. A. Rogers is offer ing at 25 per cent discount and the prices talk all the louder.
 Rev. J. Freri being absent next Sum day there will be no Mass in the church of the Nativity. At 10 o'clock prayer meeting followed by Sunday school.
 Those wishing accommodations at the county jail had better apply early, as there are very few apartments Co let. Most of the choice rooms are engaged.
 The Arizona Lumber 6 Timber com pany are making number of changes in their office. New desks and tables and other Improvements are being made.
 Superintendent of Schools N. G Layton has appointed J. w. Francis q member of the board of school trustees to fill the vacancy caused by the resig- nation of J. E. Palmer. A bulletin recently issued by the A. & P. authorities forbids passenger trains from making over schedule time and limits freights to fifteen miles per hour between Flagstaff and Williams.
 The February number of the "South- west Magazine" contains an illustrated article on Flagstaff, the skylight city. This number is valuable souvenir. Copies can be had at this office at 25 cents each.
 A numerous gathering of the friends of Mir. and Mrs. J. E. Palmer rendered them farewell party Monday evening. It was in the nature of an agreeable surprise and delightful evening was passed in games, etc.
 J. A. Donavan, who has been spend. ing several weeks in Los Angeles, re- turned Monday. Mir. Donavan was in the wreck of No. at Pinnevata, be, ing in the Pullman, the only car that did not go off the track.
 THE SUN acknowledges the receipt of a copy of the commercial edition o the Phoenix "Herald." The great re sources of Arizona are well treated ant the number is a superior production geographically speaking.
 | SocOniHO COuH'g huS eoiuo NdiudoI' mines within its borders. The groul of mines owned by w. B. Ridenour, O Blackberry, were bonded last week fo $50. .OOO to J. R. White, a representa- tive of q Philadelphia syndicate. Mrs. C. N. Churchill, editress of tn "Queen Bee," published at Denver was in town yesterday. Her paper i published in the interest of woman rights. humanity, etc. and Mrs Churchill is a loyal champion of tn rights claimed by her stx. Postmaster T. J. Ross has receive, instructions from the postoffice depart meDt that the money order depart ment should be open from 8:30 a. m to 5:30 p. m. only. These hours vii
 be in future observed by the FIagsta : postoffice and the public will take du