The Coconino sun., 1891-06-13
THE COCONINO SUN,
SATURDAY, JUNE IS, 1891.
LGcal Matters,

The regular meeting of Ransom Post No A. c. A. R., will be held this evening.
 The commissions of tho offi3ers of company 0, First regiment, N. c. A., arrived Thursday. -..
 Life Insurance written ip the ton tine, endowment ten year distribut,oa plan c. 4. WooDs, Agent.
 Notices have been posted calling fir school election on Saturday, June 27. One trustee is to he elected.
 J. O. Newman, well known here. has accepted position as carpenter in the Indian school at Fort Defiance, N. NJ.
 Fresh CAlifornia fruits, candies, cigars, tobiccoS, stationery and the lates; newspapers alwas on hand at Abeel's news depot.
 A. K. Lee. Harry CaEley, Wash Henry and Geo Gidden left Thursday for ten days fishing excursion to Oak creek.
 The following messages remain uncalred fo; al the We'tern Union office: c l. Terry, Phil Roger, Cnas k-lley, Harry L Barnes, Jr.
 Mrs. sam King and three chil iren, of At;hison, kiuIIs, arrive last Sat prlay ant will rem lin several wel Ks, visiting her father, ]. F. Hawks.
 John ALeel has ordered a fine assort ment cf fireworks for the Fourth, fire crackers, Roman candles, sky rockets, bombs, etc. Remember 70 go to Abeels for fire works.
 o. P. Harding of Oak creek has drought some delicious strawberries to market. They were grown at that place, and Mir Harding reports that he VII have quantity of fine irsit this Year.
 R,und-trip excursion tickets will be sold between all stations on this line at tho r,te of one fare for the round trip. Tickets my be sold at above rate only on July ?. 3 and 4, with re- turn limit to July 6.
 On Iqesd.y last party com :. posed of MesSrs Smith, Worries, Grun her and Clark went to Oak creek, where they will spend few days fish ing, and on Thursday another party left for that place.
 To close out the present stock of Singer Sewing machines I will make special low prices to cash customers or liberal terms to time purchasers. G. A. WooDs, General Agent, Northern Ariz,na c. A Bray, local agent, Flagstaff.
 Dr. F. Raster, chief surgeon of the A. < P. railway employees asso- ciation, and Dr. H. A. Armstrong of Pueblo were in Flagstaff a few hours Wednesday, They wero on their way to San Francisco.
 c. Osbon, the photographer, and Jules Bauman, who is engaged in mak ing birdseye view of Flagstaff. left Tuesday for the Grand Canyon of the Colorado. They will make views and sketches of the canyon and will be at that work about ten days,
 The new board of supervisors met on Thurslay and organized by electing A. T. Cornish president aud John ". Weatherford clerk The next re yular meeting of the board will be held the first Mondy il July, but they will meet on July 't as bolri of equal. ization.
 P. ]. Brannen is agent for the ce'e. 4 brated "Foster" kid gloves. Those gloves are made by Foster, Paul & Co.,, Paris, and every pair is war Tanted. Have also received line oi C. P. corse,s. This brand is we'll known by the ladies all over the country. Ihey are extra long, ana are very popular.
 The supervisors have decided to sell about S75,000 of the bonds received of Coconino county, provided they can dispose of them at par. The proceeds will be applied to the liquidation oI outstanding warrants and the redem tion of bonds. As bonds are not Yet due, for greater amount, the Coco pino bonds, amounting to $75,000 will be etlined by the coqnty.-Jour pal- Miner.
 Tomorrow is sJhildren's Day" a, the M. E. church. At 10 a. ID. Sun day school and practice at II a. m Pastor N. F, Norton will preach ser mon to the children and young people and at the close administer baptism and receive members into the churcf Ats p m. will be held the '.Annua Children's Day" service. The pro