The Coconino sun., 1891-09-12
The CoCON8No sun.
SATURDAY, SEPT. IL, 1891.
Local Matters.

AeXai biahk pruning Spec'ai'y Ut
,this office.
Work has been commenced on the
second story OF the Noryis block.
W. P. Pollock, an A. Il P employe
at Williams, is in Albuquerque.
The "Amcriea," the finest 5-cent
cigar in the worlt, at Joha Sanderson's,
Judge Layton has removed his Office
into the bulldog ajjq;nins the SuN
office.
Frank ". Murphy. Of Prescott,
passed throggh town "Wednesday, on
his way 20 Gaicaso.
For the choicest anil freshess fruits
and confeetioneries CAP be found at
switzer 4 Sons.
District Coglt adjourned on Satur-
day last until the 18th inst, at which
date it viii be adjourned sine die.
Rev. Daniel Batsin. OF Phoenix, will
preach in the Methodist church to-
morrow at a. IN. and s 2. m.
Messages remaining undeliveied at
We teru Union telegraph office: bliss
Lille Mau, Gus Madersbach, Charles
Gruner.
Fresh California fruits candies,
cigars, tobaceos, stationery and the
latest newspapers al~as on band at
AbeeI's news depaS.
7. LYON and family left for their
home in ST. Louis yesterday, TO
spend ihe winter months, Tney viii
return to flagstaff next spring.
Sw;tzer Il Son have reprinted their
storeroom and remoaeled their restaur.
ant. They keep everything clean and
serve only arstcllss lunches and
meals.
DR.. W. NJ. Jokps.on, the WE'LL known
physician of Williams, visited the
skylight city this week. The doctor
reports considerable activity IN the
way OF new buildings at WilIianas.
John Coates has opened bakery
in the rear Of Dykes fruit stand, and
has fresh bread and pies constantly on
hand. Special orders for cEkes, buns,
etc, for famiiies ard parties promptly |
Gllel.
Sheriff Francis LEFT for Yuma or
Mondays west.bound express, having |
in charge Thomas Wood, under sen-
.t,nce TO serve 81 years in the Terri
k,rial Prison for Ihe murder Of Z. w.
Crockett.
Let your F'ife off on Tuesday even
ing next. Don't make her get sup |
per at home, bu, come down 10 Hox
worth's hall and take IN the Conun-
drum Tea. Only soc, and its worth |
it.
Our erterprising groceryman, John
Ssnderson, is selling goods in his !
lire at wonderfully dow prices. Reld |
his new lad" in this paper. and call
on him and get prices. 1t vii! more
than repay you for the trouble.
B. o. Baylcss is nov ministering
to The wants Of the thirs,y--in the
water line. fie has purchased the
oulit formerly belonging TO Tom
Crockett. ard promises 20 be prompt
in the delivery OF fresh, cool spring
water to all parts OF the city.
The frm OF Daggs Brothers was dis.
solved in August, 1890. retained
my French meiino sheep interests, and
am running free lance, and have a
few hupdred French rams of all ages
for sale, and solicit the patronage Of
all wool growers. J. +. DAGos.
flagstaff, Ariz.
B. N. freeman, cashier of the
Colorado State Bank, Of Durango,
and one OF the partners in our home !
bank, is stopping with his family for
a few days with Cashier Hoskins.
Mr.. Freeman expresses himself as |
well pleased aith the outlook OF our
town, and Is satisfied with his invest
ment here.
The ladies OF the Presbyterian
! church will give Conundrum Tea at
Hoxworth hall on Tuesday evening
next. All those who have'neyer bad
the opportunity OF attending an en-
teTtainment Of this character will do
we'll to come. To those who have
been so fortunate it is not pecessary
to say word. as we know they will
not miss it. This is the latest fad in
the social line, and should be par
,icipaied in by all our people.
The Sykes boys are doing some very
artistic work in painting the scenery
and curtains for the stage in Powell's
hall. When this hall has received its
finishing touches, we can boast of the
best epera-hopse Of its size in the ter
ritory. The stage is large enough for
the setting of all ordinary plays, while
the seating capacity Of the house is
sufficient to amply repay theatricsl
companies to visit us. Besides, Flag
staff Is rated as good show town. !