The Coconino weekly sun., 1896-01-30

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 For a choice steak or roast go to Hoxworth's. Ho"d's Pills cure all liver ills, re- lieve constipation and assist digestion. 25c.
 A nice line of mep's suits ranging in prices from s5 to $lO, at H. A.. Rogers.
 For Sale-A four.horse power. It is tirst-class and will be sold cheap Apply DE. WhippIe.
 Oysters, dressed poultry, celery, cranberries, fruits, etc.. at Cotiins'. '
 Carpets. mattings and art squares. new designs, at H. A. Rogels.
 Flagstaff Lodge, No. IS. A.O.U.W., will give public entertainment this evening.
 The hearing of the Mudersbach case is set for next Monday before the Ter ritorial Supreme Court.
 The coming town election is already becoming interesting. There are already half dozen candidates for the office of town marshal.
 The members of Court Coconino. No. S96. will entertain few invited guests on next Tuesday night.
 The Enterprise mill is closed down this week. The roads are SD muddy that the loggers cannot supply the mill with logs. .
 The Cycle cub will hold its meeting hereafter on Monday night The club will fit up club room as soon as q suitable room can be found.
 Rev. G. F. Bovard. superintendent, of mission of the Nj. E. Church for Ari- z"na, is expected here tomorrow. Quarterly services will be held on Sunday and Rev. Bovard will preach both morning and evening.
 Mrs. T. s. Hawkins, Chattanooga, Tenn, says: "Shiloh's Vitalizer saved my life. I consider it the best remedy for dehilItated system ever used" For dyspepsia. liver or kidney trouble it excels. Price 75 cents. For sale by w. R. Edwards. |"
 Mrs. Clara Engle of Williams. was before Probate Judge Layton on Tues day and was adjudged insane. Mrs. EuSle will be taken to ihe asylum at Phoenix as soon as the necessary papers arrive from the superintendent of that institution. .
 A band of tramps were encamped on the oatskirts of town this week and made daily visits into the residence portion to leg their meals. They were extremely impudcnt and the band were all fat and lazy.
 Charles Canall, line repairer for the A. & P. railroad. is painting the poles in the railroad yards at this place. The poles will be painted white, with black bases. The paint will addmuch to the attractiveness of the poles.
 H. H. Hoxworth. Will Friedlein and J. B. Smith returned yesterday from a two days hunt in Clark's valley. They brought back half hundred squirrels. but found no other game. They report water running the whole length of the valley and lots of sn ow there.
 T. S. Bunch returned from Holbrook Monday. He says that the town has taken on new lease of life and that a number of buildings have been erected. The new bridge across the Little Colorado river is completed, and the town is thriving as 1t has never done before.
 Sciplo Craig and wife attended the National Editorial Convention which was recently held in St. Augustine, Florida. The editors liked Mir. Craig SO well that they elected him one of the vice-presidents of the association, and with the hope that next year he will be made the president of the Ma lional Association.
 The last issue of the Williams "News" came out with George w. Young as editor, J. F. Michael hav- ing sold the plant to that gentleman. MT. Young is well and favorably known in Coconino county. He IS principal of the Williams public school and has been the Williams corrpspnnd- ent of the SUN. The SUN wishes the
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