The Coconino sun., 1891-08-15
It's all over town in red. dozen
81 at car today and tomorrow.

OIL AT car To-Day ana tomorrow.
BORN. In Flagstaff. August IL,
to the wife of +. Z. Pulliam, a son.
A new residence is being erected in
tho western portion of town for Mr..
Boswell.
Mr. Battee has purchased the team
and water business of the late L. w.
Crockett.
J. d. Bell writes to Acting Coy
ernor Murphy from Flagstaff stating
that the Sormer had found near there
an immense neteoric fragment weigh.
ing OYER 1000 pounds and containing
80 pc: cent iron.--Herald.
J. Sidney Gould was xp from Hol-
brook visiting friends in flagstaff this
week. Mr.. Gould, in company with
w. H. Fisher, made the ascent of the
San Francisco peaks Wednesday. He
returned home yesterday.
The pastors Gubject at the NJ. f.
church tomorrow morning will be
sympathy" There will be no even-
ing service, except the Young Peoples
meeting at 7 o'clock, on account of the
union services at Powelps hall.
A number Of new faces of ty pc have
been added to our job department this
week, these additions having been
made to meet the demands for neat
and artistic printing, in which this
Office takes second place to none in the
territory.
The firm of Daggs Brothers was dis
solved in August, 1890. | retained
my French merino sheep interests, and
am running free laRce, and have u
few hundred French rams of all ages
for sale, and solicit the patronage of
all wool growers. J. F. DAGGs.
flagstaff, Ariz.
NJ. G. GilliSgie, who has been intro.
ducing a patsnt strengthening con.
t'ivance amQRg our wool men, left for
New York Saturday. Mr.. GiIiispie
secured quite number Of orders for
the machine in this section, and will
return next spring.
One of the busiest places in town at
present is Osbon's photograph gallery
By doing good work 1t reasonable
prices Mr., Osbon is building up profit
able trade. He invites all who desire
photographs TO call at the gallery and
sea samples of his work.
Last Tuesday Sheriff Francis ar,
rested Louis Bishop, the big "coon"
who has Of late made himself such a
nuisance in flagstaff, and gave him
until 10 o'clock that evening to yacate
the town. The last seen of the festive
Louis he was OH blind baggage
headed west.
The contracts for building bridges,
grading streets, etc, have been let by
the Townsite Committee. Frank Eos.
ter was awarded the contract for grad !
ing Railroad avenue and building
bridges on the same street for $500, !
and for building bridges on Aspen and ,
Birch streets for Sl5S and SIG re-
spectively.
One of the secrets of financial ease
is in keeping our money at home |
We should remember that every dol |
lar kept in flagstaff increases our
local circulation and commercial |
activity. Il we have idle money We
should deposit it in our home bank,
which employs It's finds to foster and |
promote our hncal interests. In this
way every mans money is q factor in !
the general ease, and is safe and
available.
BY the new survey Of the line be.
tween Yavapai and Maricopa counties,
it is found that good deal Of property
heretofore assessed as belonging to
Maricopa really should have been as.
sessed to Yavapai. The Courier urges
that the Board of Supervisors of Yava-
pal county make demand for the back
taxes paid to Maricopa county. The
Courier should also urge the payment
by Yavapai county Of the back taxes
due Mohave county, which we're col.
lected under similar circumstances,
Passenger train No. 3, west bound,
was thrown from the rails seven miles
west Of flagstaff, near Riordan station,
last Saturday evening, by collision
with o steer, which was on the track. |
The engine and tender and mail. ex-
press, baggage and smoking cars we're
derailed. Fireman Downs received
injuries, from which he is rapidly re-
covering. Luckily no damage was
done the passengers further than a
lively shaking up. The train was de-
layed fourteen hours on account Of the
mishap.
At the residence Of the brides
mother, in this city, on Tuesday even
ing last, Arthur r. Van Horn and
Miss Hannah J. Irvine were united in
the holy bonds of wedlock, Rev, N. F.
Norton officiating. The wedding was
private, being witnessed only by few