The Coconino sun. [volume] (Flagstaff, Ariz.) 1891-1891, 1891-07-25
The COCONINO Sun.
SATURDAY, JULY rs, 1891.
Local Matters.

this office
Ice, cream snd soda water at
Switzer j. Sons. 81
Rev. Father Geauto, Of Prescott,
lett here yesterday for The Needles
J.R. fitzpatrick returned yesterday
from months visit to California.
j. A. Wilson left for Prescott Tues.
day to serve as trial juror in the U.
S. Court. ....
John Sullivan, recently ssction
foreman at Yucca, is in town, and will
probably remain here.
The night telegraph office at Can
yon DiaLIo has been discontinued by
the a. Il P. officials.
Mrs. d. S. Livingston, OF Prescott.
is visiting her sister, Mrs. A. +. Cor
nish, at this place.
For the choicest and freshest fruits
aud confectionerieS can he found at
SSitzer d. Sons.
The ejaculation Of the. CocoslNo
SYN is larger Than that of any other
paper ever published in flagstaff.
County Surveyor Lamport is at
Williams, laying out new county
road between that place and Red Lake.
Fresh California; fruits, candies,
cigars, tobaccos, stationery and the
htesi newspapers alwas on hand at
Abeei's news depot.
Rndmastor Wilcox is rounding up
all who are subject to pay road tax.
Ante up, gents, and look pleasant; one
days work on the road or 80 in cash.
S. f. Plttoa returned from a bust
ness trip to Los Angeles Tuesday. Mr..
Patton has tbs contract for building
the new hotel at Viii ans, work upon
which is progressing finely.
S. Martin returned from Los An.
re!es Wednesday. Mr. Martin has
been away the past ten months, being
sick a greater portion Of the time, and
returns with the hope that the climate
of flagstaff will fully restore his health.
Several Sir Knights of Coconino
couaty, Arizona, contemplate forming
Uommandery of Knights Templar
here in Flagstaff. Those DESTROYS OF
associating for that purpose are re
auested to confer with j. Guthrie
Savage.
FoR RgST In Kingman, Ariz., one
of the fine large fireproof stores di-
rectly opposite the depot, in the
Luthy block. Best location in King
man for restaurant or any other kind
Of business Apply to Fl. Ii. Watkins,
Kingman.
Lieut.. V. E. Stottler, who has been
investigating the recent trouble be-
tween the Navajos and the settlers re-
turned to Fort Winsate Wednesday
morning. Lieutenant Stottler fully
understands the situation Of affairs,
and his report will be consistent with
the information gathered here.
Joseph MADDEN, of Beliemont, was
arrested one day this week on war.
rant sworn to by George Binkley, OF
the Enterprise mill, charging him with
attempting to leave the country with
intent to defraud his creditors. Before
the case came to trial compromise
was made and the complaint with,
drawn.
On complaint of M. L. Roach, Of
Winslow, William Marks vas arrested
last Saturday evening for assault with
q deadly weapon. Marks was taken
before Justice Layton, who held him
in 5000 bond to appear in court Mon
day morning. When the case was
called for trial Monday, owing to the
absence of material witnesses, post
ponement was made until Tuesday,
July %, with bail at $500.
August Smith, section hand EN-.
ployed by the A. 4 P. company at
Dennison, was found FIVE miles from
Cinyop Dishlo Saturday night more
dead than alive. He had left DENIM.
son on foot to trace horse and missed
his way, and was lost on the prairie.
When found he had been without
water three days and doubtless would
have persisted soon, as he was almost
unconscious. His tongue was hanging
out and was badly swollen.
Arson II. Smith, editor Of the Mo
have County Miner, spent couple Of
days in Flagstaff this week, on hi,
way home from Albuquerque. Mr.,
Smith publishes one of the best papers
in the territory, the special feature be-
ing its reliable mining news He con
templates starting a new daily in Alba
querque before the end of the year il
the necessary arrangements can be
made. Albuquerque is good psws
paper town, and it needs an energetic
newspaper man like Mr. Smith to give
that coming city Of the southwest q
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