The Coconino sun. [volume] (Flagstaff, Ariz.) 1891-1891, 1891-09-19
The COCONINO SUN.
SATURDAY, SEPT. l9, 1891.
Local Matters.

George Morgan, an old time Flag
staffite, has returned.
DR.. j. M. Marshall, the dentist,
leaves for st. Johns to-day.
A heavy and much needed shower
of rain fell Thursday night.
DR.. w. NJ. Johnston, of Williams,
was among our visitors Thursday.
J. L Black, of Oak Greek, spent a
few days in town during the week.
The America" the finest Scent
cigar in the world, at John Sanderson's.
T. A. Riordan is making extensive
improvements on his premises in Mil
ton.
w. L. Van Horn left Friday for
St. Johns, to attend court there next
week.
For the choicest and freshest fruits
and confectioneries can be found ut
Switzer Il Sons.
The infant child of A. A. Dutton of
Milton, is dangerously i'll, suffering
from bowel complaint.
The Riordan Mercantile company
are having an addition built to the
billiard hall in Milton.
The peaks of the San Francisco
mountains are crowned with the
beautiful" this morning.
The post office has oeen enlarged in
order to accommodate the rapidly in
creasing business of Uncle Sam at
this place.
Our town has been almost depopu-
lated this week. Everybody who
could get away is attending the fair
at Albuquerque.
Fresh California fruits, candies,
cigars, tobaccos, stationery and the
latest newspapers alwas on hand at
Abeel's news depot.
Treat q Treat, of the Enterprise
Mill, expect TO finish their contract Of
saving next week. when the mill will
be closed until next spring.
One hundred and six tickets sold to
Albuquerque this week was the record
Of Chas. w. Davis, agent Of the A.
P. at this place, yesterday morning.
Switzer e. Son have reprinted their
xtoreroom and remodeled their restaur.
ant. They keep everything clean and
serve only frstclass lunches and
meals.
s. s. Acker is having new resi-
dence built in the southwestern part
OF town, which when completed, will
add materially to the appearance Of
that rapidly growing section.
A goodly number OF Oh: citizens
took advantage of the low rate OF
fare to Albuquerque and return this
week, and made that place a visit
either for pleasure or business.
Last Wednesday was the S3rd ami
versary of Mexican Independence.
Considering the small number Of Mex
leans living in and about Flagstaff the
day was mast appropriately observed.
John Coates has opened bakery |
in the rear of Dykes fruit stand, and
has fresh bread and pies constantly on
hand. Special orders for cakes, buns,
ETC., for families and parties promptly |
filed.
Our enterprising groceryman, John
Sanderson, is selling goods in his
line at wonderfully low prices. Read
his new lad" in this paper. and call
on him and get prices. II will more
than repay you for the trouble
Messrs. Ferguson and Hart have
the contract for clearing the new GEM
etery, south Of town. They are work
ing like beavers. and after they finish
their work the cemetery will present
O different picture to the present
The firm of Daggs Brothers was dis
solved in August, 1890. / retained
my French merino sheep interests, and
am running q free lance, and have
few hundred French rams OF all ages
for sale, and solicit the patronage OF
all wool growers. j. +. DAGGs.
Flagstaff, Ariz.
A grand bali and dancing contest
will take place at Powell's hall on
Tuesday evening, September a9, on
which date Sam Flint closes his
dancing school at this place. Prizes
will be awarded each the best lady
and gent Walter. Supper will be
served 10y the ladies Of the Catholic
church
The people Of the townsite hsld
meeting at Judge Layton's Office on
Tuesday evening last for the purpose
Of appropriating moneys on hand.
Trustee J. T. Jones reported three
hundred and twenty dollars on hand,
which was distributed as follows:
$3.50 for the improvement OF Humph.
rev and Beaver streets; 800 on Dale
aud Cherry Avenues, and the balance
on Aspen and Birch streets. |