The Coconino weekly sun., 1896-10-08
CITY SUNBEAMS.

iog for cash a, Rogers.
 The ladies of the NJ. E. church will
 give a dinner on election day.
 The Whist Club will give one of
 their popular dances at Babbitts hall
 on Friday night.
 Charles J. Elder is now marketing fine crop of cabbages grown ou his rauch in Clark's valley.
 Twenty-Five per cent. discount will be allowed on all cash purchases for tbe next thirty days at Rogers.
 Notice to Cyclists-Don't ride on the sidewalks, but do have that old bicycle fixed up. Sykes Bros. will do the job.
 School books. states, pencils, tab lets, ink, pens, henholders and any thing needed in the schoolroom at D. J Brannep's drug store.
 (. s. Mccormick should be sent to the legislative assembly. He is an in- ,e,iigcnt workingman and one emin. entIy fitted for the position.
 If you want to know all about free silver go round to Sykes Bros. and join the Busy Bees" Also get your old sewing machine fixed up. ! The Postal Telegraph company, J. W. Sparling manager, will receive the election returns ou the night of No 'ember Sd by direct wire in the Par Tor Exchange.
 With the Salvation army and the California Medicine company holding forth on our streets every evening, this week has been lively cue. and the crowds they attracted have been large.
 The San Bernardino Steam Laundry does frst-class work at reasonable rates. G. H. Coffin is the agent. and will send your laundry on Monday of each week and it will be returned on Saturdays.
 The interest of the taxpayer requires that the members of the board of supervisors should be honest, fail. minded business men. The republican nominees, J. NJ. Dennis and J. A. Vail. each possess these qualifications.
 C. x. Sterry, general solicitor of the A. & P. railroad will address the citi- l zeus of Wiuslow on the issues of the day ou October 22d, and will also ad- dress the Mckinley club in Williams On the 2Sd. Judge Sterry is an able speaker and everybody should hear him.
 The nomination of J. A. Lamport by the republicans of Cocouino county was unsolicited and is case of the nomiuation seeking the man. The convention made no mistake when they nominated him. He is honest and capable and will make an ex. CelIeut treasurer.
 Ladies, l make big wages at home aud want all to have the same oppor- tnnlty. The work is very pleasant and will easily pay SIS weekly. This is no deception. l want no money aud will gladly send full particulars to all sending stamp. Miss NJ. A. St"bbius, Lawrence, Mich. The election held Monday for the purpose of voting special tax in this school district for paying it's indebted hess, was carried by vote of 10 10 8. The liabilities amount to about 2,5O0 and the special tax will be about % cents on the S100 valuation. J. R. fitzpatrick will be the assessor aud tax collector.
 George Hoadley, cashier of the Ma uonal Bank of Arizuna, who has just returned from an extended visit through the eastern states, is SO much Impressed with the prospects of the election of Mckinley that he has set a,Ide S2 ,500 which he is anxious to 'el on that event. He is not only Wiling 10 bet this money, but he is offering odds of ? to on that propo- N'I"n, and will be glad to hear iron, ,n'Sc Democrats who are willing to back their relief in the election of n srYau with money. --Pboeuix Herald.