The Coconino sun., 1891-08-22
Flagstaff ball players are happy.

The coal miners have resumed
work at Gallup.
The work Of grading railroad ave.
nue. is progressing rapidly.
The band boys were photographed
last Sunday. sing and en- group.
District Court convenes in the Kid.
patrick building, upstairs, on Monday
pext.
George F. Sands, formerly of Flag .
STAFF, but now court reporter at Pres
colt, is in town.
A meeting of the Wool Growers
Association of Arizona will he held at
Hoxworth hall next Tuesday.
Lightning struck barn in the
Verde belonging to Mrs, Charles Nor
ris, one day last week, burning it and
its contents.
NoTIcE.-AN persons knowing them.
selves indebted to f. w. Crockett, de-
ceased, are requested to call at my
office and pay tbs same. A. P. GIBSON.
Switzer d Son have reprinted their
storeroom and remodeled their restaar-
ant. They keep everything clean and
serve only frst-class lunches and
meals.
Calvert Wilson, Assistant United
States District Attorney, OF Tucson,
stopped off Thursdays train to shake
hands with Flagstaff friends. He
was on his way to Prescott.
NorIcE "A meeting Of the Terri
torial Wool Growers Association will
10 held at Hoxworth hall, flagstaff, on
Tuesday, August Is, 1891, at O'Clock
p. m. HUQU U4NpBEIL Pres;
C p Leonard, representing st.
Claire Il Pratt, wholesale stationors OF
Phoenix, was among our visitors Tues.
day. Mr.. Pratt has been spending the
past three weeks in the Mogollon
mountains.
Fon RENT In Kingman, Aria, one
OF the fine large freproof stores di.
rectly opposite the depot, in the
Lathy block. Best location in King
man for restaurant or any other kind
Of business. Apply to Ii. Ii. Watkins
K;ngman.
The management of the New Mex
leo Territorial Fair has made arrange.
ments to have baseball tournament
during fair week, open to all clubs in
Arizona, New Mexico and FL Paso /;
$500 is the prize offered, and goes to
the champion club.
Rev. Norton and wife, Miss De
Yelling. aiis. Alvord, Edith Alvord,
May Freeman, Mrs, J. +. Daggs, Mrs.
Geo. Hoxworth. G. III. Clark, L. =,
Gabbert and brother, Mr.. Peck and
Joe Lockett were party that picnicsd
at the Cliff Dwellers Monday. A
splendid time is reported.
In commenting upon the organiza-
ton of the Qoconino Cattlemen's Asso-
citation, she Wilcox stockman says:
BY living up to their constitution and
by laws and retaining harmony, such
associations can be made q power for
good, and should be more comman than
is now the case. The cattlemen Of
every county in the territory should be
thus banded together, not only in
name, but in concerted action.
On Saturday last G. H. Algert, an
Indian trader near the Navajo reserva-
ton, was arrested by Deputy Sheriff
Fairchild upon charge Of selling
rife to an Indian, aud taken before
Justice Gibson for examination. On
motion Of attorney for defendant a
change of venue was taken to Justice
Layton's court, who, after hearing the
evidence, found him guilty as charged
and imposed q fine Of $3.50 Algert
has taken an appeal from the decision
Of the Justice to the District Court.
Tonight and tomorrow night will
close the engagement Of Prof Zamloch,
who for the past week has been enter.
tanning the citizens of Tucson with his
marvellous Straightforward witchery.
From here he goes to Tombstone, where
for several nights he vii! edify the
people Of that burgh. About him
there is no sham. 1t is said here by
parties who have seen both that Herr.
mann must plunge deeper into the
marvellous, if he would conjure with
Zamloch. Every evening thus far he
has been greeted by large audiences,
which would undoubtedly continue
were he to remain here thirty days,
instead of six.--Daily Citizen, Tucson,
Arizona, Jan. Is, 1888. 81,
On Wednesday evening list lodge
of tho Independent Order Of Foresters
was instituted OF this place by w, A..
Parr, d. s. @. r. The new lodge
starts out under most favorable cir
cumstances, and with good member
ship. The officers elected and in