The Coconino weekly sun., 1891-11-12
ahe Geronimo A)eeblg Sun.
THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 12, 1891
LOCAL BREVETIES,

l ne " | NoAoV' A'' N"'N wv mems.
 New Home sewing machine, P, J. Brannen, agent,
 For rent-furnishedroom, Apply at this office.
 Mir. Newt. Lewis has returned from the Coconino Forest.
 See the extra heavy Random mixed mems underwear at Brannen's, Sl a suit
 Mir. Wm. Morris started forthc Grand Canon last week. We hope to hear of his striking rich.
 George McAdams of Prescott June tion spent few days in the county seat this week.
 See Brannen's line of fine shoes; prices are low. We have q dandy $2. 30 ladies' shoe.
 c. B. Hammond and Miss Maggie Marvin were married in Albuquerque one day last week.
 Mrs. F. Leaning will do private millinery at home, and invites the ladies of Flagstaff and vicinity to call Faro is no longer king. Our sports have deserted their former ravorite game sor the more fascinating one oi "craps.n
 The contractors on the Norris build. ing on San Francisco Avenue, expect to have the building ready for occu' pauey by December 18th,
 A hearing will be held before the Board of Supervisors on Saturday next, s decide the right of way for county road through the ranch of Norman Hall to LerouX Spring,
 Mir. D. M. Riordan is in Chicago il the interest of the C.. A. Railway. HC thinks the prospects are bright for th' completion of the road south.
 On the 9th instant at the residence of A. B. Hutchinson three miles east O town, Mrs. Hettie Morris was married to Lewis NJ. Turner of Verde. Justice of the Peace A. P. Gibson officiating.
 Mrs. J. Munds and family removed from our midst on Monday last to thei home in the .'Vcrde Valley We re gret to learn of their departure. Mrs M. made many warm friends durin: her stay in our city.
 The Arizona Sandstone company ar still shipping lots of stone. They hay just completed an order of 400 carload to Denver, Colorado. They expect t keep the quarry running all winter, 2 as they have orders enough to kee them busy.
 The contractors on the jail are push ing the work for all it is worth and W hope soon to sec aplace sufficiently saf for offenders that there be nodanger O escapes as has been the cXperienc with the present building.
 Hon. w. G. Stewart has been COT fined to house since Friday last undc the physicians care. We hope to se him upon the streets again soon aliy and well. If grit is good med medicine, Mickey" is all right.
 Ben Doney, who has been prospec ing in the San Francisco mountain brought in some fair specimens of gol and silver rock. He found a large d, posit of obsidian, which he mistook fC onyx. If the deposit was onyx Nil Doney would have a bonanza.
 Captain McClcrnnnd of the 2nd | s. Cavalry has been appointed lnspe' tor of Arizona National Guards. Il visited Flagstaff on Tuesday and h spected Co. 'I" of this place. He con plimented the boys on the advance mcnt they had made in Military tactic' He reported as having found eyerythin in good order, Co. "C' laboring undo the disadvantage of not having un forms and guns, consequently did nc appear for inspection. The Coconin Cornet Band gave the Captain q sen of as he left for Prescott that eyenin: He said he would use his influence have the Coconino Band appointed tl 1st Regimental Band.
 The sixth annual ball given by tl Winslow Lodge No. [, Knights ! Pythias, on Friday night of last wee was brilliant affair. There was large attendance and all the adjoinin towns were represented. The delegi ton from Flagstaff speak highly of tl many attentions paid them by the cit zens of Winslow. The supper was a that an epicure could desire. Tn music for the ball was furnished by tl Fort Wingate band. The followin persons from this place were in attend ance: Mir. and Mrs. J. A. Vail, NJ