The Coconino weekly sun., 1891-12-24
The swearing of season is at hant

hC ohO0 va oNbSoh 20 at iittuh.
There was not Il quorum at the Board
of Trade meeting last night.
/ G. A. Greenlaw has moved from
| Milton to his residence in Flagstaff.
High mass will be celebrated at the
Catholic church tonight at o'clock.
A. L. Cornish has orders for $4,000
tons of ice and will commence cutting
as soon as the ice is good enough.
/ Rev. N. +. Norton will preach a
Christmas sermon next Sunday morn
ing. There will be special singing for
the occasion.
Fred Bunker and John Ryan brought
in a number of fine deer one day this
week, which they killed in the noun
tains south of here.
Edward Alvord, miner who has
worked in Mohave county for some
time, died of pneumonia after an i'll
ness of only few days.
The ladies of the NJ. L. church will
give first class oyster supper New
Years eve, Dec. 3ist, at Norris hall
on San Francisco avenue.
+. S. Gosney left Tuesday night for
the east. Mr.. Gosney will spend
Christmas in Joseph, Mo. He expects
to be absent three months.
j. +. Daggs, has force of men at
work sinking of a well on his ranch
north of Prescott Junction. They ex-
pect to find water at the depth of 200
feet.
Parties intending to make New Year
calls should place their orders for call
ing cards with The Sun office, where
they will get only the best work and
at reasonable prices.
| During January there will be a good
many Flagstaff people in the Grand
Canyon prospecting. With the pros
pectors already in the Canyon there
viii be men enough to start good
sized town.
Within the past week p. j. Branncn
has had two handsome show cases
placed in his store on Railroad avenue.
/ Mr.. Brannen is one of Coconino coun-
tvs most progressive merchants, al
ways keeping abreast of the times. A
beautiful display of holiday goods is
made in the new show cases.
Our popular merchant G. A. Bray,
the man who is noted for being always
happy and in good spirits, will leave
for Boston during the coming week,
where he will join his wife, who has
been visiting relatives there for some
months past. Mr. and Mrs. Bray will
return to Flagstaff in the spring
The Christmas tree at the NJ. f.
church is fine one and will be heavy
laden tonight. There will be a short
program, consisting of singing and
recitations, then Santa Clans win APP
pear and distribute the presents. The
tree and exercises are free to all. En-
ercises commence at 7:30.
w. r. Worth, the popular clerk at
the Bank hotel, left on Monday even
ings express for La Grande, Oregon,
where he goes to look after some prop
erty interests. BILLY" will spend
Christmas with friends in San Jose.
California, after which he will proceed
to his destination. Mr.. Worth's many
friends in Flagstaff join THE Sun in
wishing him safe journey and speedy
return.
In making the rounds in quest OF
news one day this week, The Sun man
stepped into the postoflice. where he
found Harry Zuck vigorously swing
ing a PAIR of Indian clubs. When
asked if he was in training for prize
fight, Harry replied that he was doing
it "just for EXERCISE II any of our
young men are in need Of muscular ex-
ercise, we will allow them to call at
this Office on pros days and take a
turn at the cylinder press. Don't all
speak at once.