The Skylight kicker., 1897-12-16
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Flagstaff should have free reading room.
 For the news--read the SKYLIGHT KICKER.
 For iirs,-class watch work go to J P. Arnolds' at the w. U. r. office, J. D. Raudebaugh has been indis- posed this week and confined to his room.
 F. J. Hochderfrer is erecting larga barn on his premises in the west part of town.
 New songs, new specialties, new faces, new pictures at opera house Dec. 20.
 Flagstaff can boast of more side walks than any town of it's size in Arizona.
 Antone Cline has enclosed his prem- ises on Aspen avenue with neat, sub siantial picket fence. The teachers and pupils of the pub lie school will take two weeks vaca- ton during the holidays.
 Lucius G. Smith, one of Coconino's successful sheep growers was up from Ash Fork Tuesday and Wednesday. One of the largest stocks of Furni- ture ever shipped to the Territory has just been received at the Cash Store. Remember the popular Bittner Theatre Co.,, at opera house next Mon- day evening Dec. 20. Seats on sale at usual place.
 Mrs. Matthias Yost is erecting cozy and handsome little residence in the west part of the city near the B. c. Nell property. Attorney James Loy's new brick office building on Laroux street is about completed and will be ready for occupancy next week. If you are subscriber to the SKYLIGHT KICKER and should fail to receive copy of the same, call at this office and we will supply it.
 Next Monday is the last day of grace with the taxpayers. If your county and city taxes are not paid by then they will be returned delinquent.
 Jake Salzman, the rustling sales man for the mammoth mercantile establishment of Max Salzman of Will Hams, stopped of in the city Monday night.
 One or two hotels, an opera house, several business houses and large number of dwellings will be among the improvements made in the Sky light City next summer. Don't forget to call at Dr. D. J Brannen's drug store for fine albums, pictures, books, dolls. games and all kinds of toys. He has complete line of toys of every description.
 J. c. Milligan is building brick or dutch oven for the German baker, late of New Jersey, who with his family are now occupying what is known as the Sun building on Front street. Preaching services at the Methodist church Sunday. Morning discourse: "InHuence of Hope" Evening dis course: ..Force in Life.n All are cordially invited to attend these ser. vices. C. P. WILSON, Pastor. Mrs. E. P. Pointer is suffering from severe burn which she received while pouring some hot lard from one vessel to another. Dr.. W. s. Robin- son dressed the wound and she is SchttuS otOhS uiSO'J' will have limited amount of Kan sas corn fed turkeys which l will sell at IS cents per pound. A car of Cape Cod cranberries, Calamozoo celery, Baltimore oysters imported and do- nestle figs, dates nuts candies &c at G. H. Cofiin's.
 A man got drunk. An editor pub lished 1t. The man got mad and said he did not want everybody to know it. The editor asked him to put an adver- tisement in the paper. He said: "No one would read it if I did" Strange that they'd read the other.
 The railroad company has had q force of men working on the depot grounds this week. They have filled the low places and leveled up the grounds until it looks neat, clean and