The Coconino sun., 1891-08-22
The COCONINO SUN.
SATURDAY, AUGUST 90, 1891.
Local Matters.

Switzer 4 Sons.
Walter ]. Hill. Of Bellemont, was
ia Pre- colt this week.
Tue "ABcrica, the finest 5-cent
cigar in the world, at John Sanderson's.
The Good Tepplars hold a special
session for district degree work this
evening
Fer the choicest and freshest fruits
and confectiqneries can DO found OF
Switzer l. Sons.
Miss May Prime left on Tuesday
m ruling for her home, few miles
south of town.
The Valley Clothes Bars are the
nestest thing OF the kind John San.
dsr;on keeps full supply of them. ,
Cub, blossoms" and the "Rscep-
ton" cigars ara of the finest quality.
Ty them John Sanderson keeps
thim.
j. NJ. Gabhart and brother came in
from Phoenix Saturday, and left for
the snlks dsnse at the M,qui rsserva-
tion Monday,
Fresh Cliforgia FRUITS, candies,
cigars, tobacco3, stationery and the
latss; newspapers alwas on hand at
Aboe's uews depot.
A piece o: Lleck rubber hose, four
fs,t loag, was lost from the water
wa Jon sunday or Monday. Finder
p!s.sr leave same at this office.
The Bard of Trade meets next
wednesday evening. Business OF i'm
portsuos j, on han |, and it is requested
chat all who can may b, present.
The Committee en- Cemetery desire
bids for clsirin. the cemetery grounds
OF the OLD timber. For further infor-
nation apply to S, S. Acker or A. !.
Cornish.
L,u Brilnt returned from his trip
t. Ksuta,ky Tuesday. Loq says 1t
vas to W wm los him back thore, and
10 got back 10 flagstaff as fast as the
trains couII carry him.
No bytte' pl ,asei audience ever left
Leach Oyora Hpase than that OF last
evening, after witnessing the first per-
fe-nance hy 2.mloch San Diego
u lion, Jolly Is, 1886, =
Joha Gates has opened bakery
in thu rear Of Dykes fruit stand, and
hal fresh bread and pies constantly on
hand. Special orders for cakes, buns,
etc, Cor f. Miles and parties promptly
filled.
Last night lang string Of suhstan.
till looking heads OF families walked
away from the Alcazar with hams,
gloves, lamps and furniture which they
bal won. The Morning Call, San
Francisco, February 25. II
The Mutual Life Insurance Co. OF
New York is Offering an exceptionally
liberal policy adapted to poor and
rich. This company is represented
by J. II. Eoskins, ire, snd is deserv
ing Of local patronage. II IS the
laTges, company 10 the world.
Owing to the small attendance at
the meeting Of Company G Monday
evening, no business was transacted.
Another meeting is called for next
Monday evening, and it is urgently rer
crested that all members be prestn',
q, important business is on hand.
The firm of Daggs Brothers was dis.
solved in August, 1890. retained
my French merino sheep interests, and
am running a free lance, and have q
few hundred French rams of all ages
for sale, and solicit the patronage Of
all wool growers. J. +. DAGos,
Flagstaff, Ariz.
One Of the secrets OF financial ease
is ia keeping our money at home.
1--WE should remember that every dol
lar kept in Flagstaff increases our
local circulation and commercial
activity. II we have idle money We
should deposit it in our home bank,
which employs its finds to foster and
promote orr lncal interests. In this
way eyesy mans money is factor IN
the general case, and is safe and
available.
A pleasure party composed Of the
following ladies and gentlemen arrived
in a special car from Albuquerque
Sunday evening, and left for the
Grand Canyon of the Colorado Mon
day: Mr.. and Mrs, G. W. Mcylert,
Of the San Felipe hotel, Albuquerque,
and daughter, Mrs. Pratt, Of Philadsl,
phia; Mr.. and Mrs. A. A. Keene, OF
the First National Bank, of Albu-
aueraue, Mrs. Andrew Smith, wife of
Superintendent Smith of the A. d p.
railroad, and daughter, Mrs Wood
side, Of Albuquerque; Miss Lillian
Hurst, OF Detroit; Louis Latta, OF
Chicago; Henry Kinsley, of Holbrook
The party is under charge of Mr..
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