The Coconino weekly sun., 1895-02-07

SnerlU halpn cameron returned last Tuesday from pilgrimage to the south.
 Prices talk we'll on paper, but sec the goods that H. A, Rogers is offer ing at 25 per cent discount and the prices talk all the louder.
 A verbal war between Messrs. NJ. L. Roach and George H. Coffin result ed in an exciting game of tag, and the former paid over $5 to the city.
 The c. L. S. C. will hold the next regular meeting at the residence of Daniel Wallace and assignment is as follows: Chapter two, 'From Chau- cer to Tennyson."
 Peter Benson, who has been in thc employ of the A. & P. railroad al Williams, has gone to Blackberry, where he will take charge of the Music mountain gold mill, near that place.
 THE CocoNINo SUN has a large cir culation in northern Arizona, and it guarantees larger circulation to ad- vertisers than any paper m Arizona along the line of the A. x P. railroad.
 The north and south railroad is now completed and trains are running to the Agua Frio river, about twenty six miles from Phoenix. The road will be opened and regular trains will be run- ming on March l2, 1895.
 The officials of the Santa Fe road have notified Sheriff Cameron of .lar- ing hold-up on that road Monday night near Sylvia, Kan. The robbers failed to open mp the express ear but relieved the passengers of all their val uables, holding the train for an honr and half There is $500 reward of fered for their capture.
 Clarence J. Spellmire has resigned his position with Babbitt Bros. and accepted position with Wolf & Co.'S furnishings house at Kansas City. He is now visiting his mother at Los Angeles and will go to his new home later. MT. Spellmire carries with him the best wishes of his numerous friends in Flagstaff.
 The following named ladies and gen tlemen enjoyed snow shoe expedition to w. F. Gibsoa's ranch last Sunday afternoon, making the return trip by moonlight. F. J. Hochderlfrr, Sr., and wife. Will Hochdrrifer and wife, Frank Hochdrrffer. Mrs. Al. Gregg, Mrs. Wagner, Miss Hunt. Mss Freder- icks. Fred Hochderffer, Will Gibson, Bill Nye, sometimes known as Oscar Jones.
 Attorney A. J. Daggs. of Tempe. has been cited tn appear before the supreme court at Phoenix February l2. to answer 10 the charge of contempt. In the case of Daggs vs. Hugh Crum, the court struck out brief prepared by Mir. Daggs, because of its alleged scurril0us character. The lawyer then presented petition to the court insist ing that the matter contained in the brief fitted the case and that the pro ceed'ng of rejecting 1t was inadequate and unsatisfactory. The coult consid- cred itself aggrieved by this move and the citation for contempt followed.
 James Reagan fell asleep in the tool house at Bellrmont last Thursday night while waiting for train and had both feet badly frozen. He was brought to the county hospital and by energetic work Dr.. Brannsn succeeded in thaw- ing them out and restoring circulation. Heagan is now on the road to recovery and will escape with his feet intact, although it looked for awhile as though he would lose several toes. He had been employed about the restaurants here for several weeks. but was on his way to Williams when knnrkrd out hy old Boreas. Heagan says he will never take another nap when the mercury is chasing the bottom of the thermometer.