The Coconino sun., 1891-09-12

kinds. WILL Il. VAN Horn. =
The New Mexico Territorial Fai
opens ut Albuquerque On Monday next
Postmaster Cook is having a new
sidewalk laid in front of the postoifice
Dan Francis, of the firm of Camp
bell d Francis, is doing tho town thi.
week.
A good,sixed audience witnessed thi
sparring match at Powell's hall las
Saturday evening.
Miss Edith Alvord goes to Albu
querque next week, where she viii
resume her studies.
The CID Reliable Flagstaff Photo
Gallery will be open for a few days
only. Melven, operator.
The Valley Clothes Bars are the
peateSt thing of the kind John SAN
derson keeps full supply of them, =
The second term OF Sam Flint's
dancing school openedl with large
attendance Tuesday evening.
The tenth annual session of Arizona
Mission Conference Of the NJ. T.
Church will convene in Flagstaff Oh
October 7,
W, L. Van Horn leIi for Albuquer-
que Yesterday. Will goes in the in
terest OF The Cocouiao county exhibit
at the fair.
DR.. d. ]. Branner arrived home,
Saturday evening fEom the East.
he had been called by the
death OF his little girl.
While horseback riding last Sun
day, Miss Ella Hawks had the mis-.
fortune to fall from her horse, dis
locating hen right arm.
Harry L. Weems, OF Los Angeles,
CAL, is the new principal of our pub
tic school. The school opened on
las, with an attendance OF
80 pupils.
Bring your sweetheart, or some
other fellows. to Hoxworth hall On
Tuesday evening next, and take in
The Conundrum Tea. You'll learn
Walter J. HILL left for Albuquerque
yesterday, taking with HIM samples
# the products of his famous Volun
eer Springs ranch, which will be
placed on exhibit, at the far.
A party from Prescott, composed OF
W. w. RQss, DIR. Maus and wife and
johnson and wife left
morning for a trip to the
Grand Canon.
Jake Salzman, the Williams mer-
liant, was circulating among his Flag
taft friends Sunday. Jake reports
business good at Williams, and pre-
iicts brilliant future for the place.
The AIohaye Miner says Harvey
Hubs has heen removed from Beal
Springs TO his home in Kingman. He
$ getting along nicely, and it thought
hat the fractured bones Of his ieg have
begun to knit.
The Cusley Kid and man named
March were arrested by Deputy Sher-
IH Fairchild on Tuesday for breaking
INTO Rabbit. Bros. store and stealing
several articles Of merchandise.
March had his trial before Justice
Gibson and was bound over IN the
sum Of $3.50. Curley's trial was
postponed, awaiting the arrest OF
o,ber parties implicated.
Judge Z. W. Wells, who concluded
Dis first term of court at this place on
Saturday last, left for Kingman the
,ame evening, where he is now holding
court. During his stay in Flagstaff
Judge Wells made many friends. He
Is very conscientious in al his rulings
and decisions. as all who attended his
court will readily assert. We look
forward to the time when the genial
Judge Wells will be with US again.
On Sunday evening last tho Coco
nino Cornet Band, accompanied by a
number of our most prominent citizens,
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Schulz at the Bank hotel. After
'ew selections had been played the
,erenaders were invited into the din
where sumptuous repast
as spread. Champagne, tpasts and
music we're in order, and q couple of
hours were most pleasantly passed.
On Monday morning last the body
If man named Copeland was found
N the bed of Beaver creek, 40 miles
south Of flagstaff II appears that
Mr.. Copeland had visited Lou Bristol, a
neighbor, Sunday afternoon, and was
home after dark when he
missed the road, getting onto the edge
Of a bluff above the creek, and in at
to turn around the horse
backed over the precipice. When
found the body was lying near the
water, where it is supposed Mr.. Cope
and had managed to crawl, dying
from injuries received by the fall. De-
,essad was between 60 and 10 years