The Coconino sun., 1891-08-15
The CoCONINO Sun.
SATURDAY, AUGUST Is, 1891.
Local Matters.

I e;day, to be gone .hree weeks.
Ice cream and soda water at
S%G.zer & Sons.
f.. VI. Riordan was visitor TO
k.ibuquerqus shis week.
The "Amcrica," the finest Scent
ci A. in the world, at John Sandersop's.
ieorge T. WRiams and wife. OF
- tver, registered at the Bank hqtei
i rsdsy.
For the choiccst and freshest fruits
aud c92fsttioneries. can be found ct
i ,1tzsr 4 Sons.
The sitting of District Court has
az in been postponed, this time until
the oath inst.
Lockett Brothers are harvesting
th lr fine crop of timothy hay on their
place north of town.
". l.. Morgan, of the Riordan Mer-
c,nt"e Company, left on Thursdays
ia for California.
The Flagstaff and Milton ball clubs
rlyed II game at this place Sunday.
ltrsuit-Flqysta(f not in it.
The Valsy Clothes Bars arc the
,.eateSt thing Of the kind John San.
d,rsom keeps full supply Ct them. =
II. ". Kinsley, treasurer of the
A2t'a UittIe Company, WIS up from
9,b:ook this week, and registered at
tie Bank hotel.
"Cula Blossoms" ard the "Reesp-
tioi." cigsrs age Of the finest quality
Ty them John S&uderson keeps
t.rm.
P. J. Brannen this week received
CARLOAD Of farm wagons from the East,
t., freight alone OH the shipment
q noqEfinS to over 5000.
e. S. Gnsney left Wednesday for a
ii.res or four weeks tip to the coast
Il, vii visit San Francisco Sacramento
sad other large cities of the coast.
Fresh California fruits, candies,
ci sIrs, tohaJcos, stationery aud the
i.tssi newspapers alsas Oh hand at
Abesrs news depot.
]. A. Vail is keeping abreast the
times b. having his saloon thoroughly
o erhauied and reprinted and kali
SonlineI inside and out
a union temperance meeting will
he held at Powel's hall tomorrow
evening". Miss De Yelling, the TEN.
psranee lecturer, will address the au,
disnce.
Tae flagstaff ball team gave party
+, their friends at Bowell's hall last
Wednesday evening. The attendance
was large, aud most enjoyable tipe
was had.
The interior OF the Bank hotel is in
the hands Of the painters, who are
adding to the beauty and comfort OF
,bat popular hosiery by liberal ap-
Hliance of the brush.
NoTics "A meeting Of the Terri
torial Vol Growers Association will
be held at Hoxworth hall, Flagstaff, on
Taeslay, August Is, 1891, at o'clock
p. IN. HuGH CAMPBELL, Pres
DR.. d. J. Brannen received tele.
gram Thursday stating that his little
daughter was dangerously i'll at Savoy,
ILL.,, and the doctor at once left for the
bedside OF the little sufferer.
DR.. Smith, Of Dennison, Texas, is
stopping in Flagstaff fer the benefit of
lis health The doctor is suffering
from lung trouble, and hopes TO be
benefited by our inyigorating climate
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,
cts, for families aud parties promptly
filed
General McCook and staff passed
through flagstaff last Sunday, en-
route to Fort Wingate, whore they 60
to investigate the recent Navajo IN
dian trouble. They will also attend
tbs snake dance at the Moqui reserva-
tion.
The Flagstaff and Milton ball clubs
will eros, bats at the new grounds, in
tho Powell tract, south Of town, to-
morrow. Game will be called at 2
O'Clock. Those who attend these
games will DO pleased to learn that the
boys are having grand stand erected
for the convenience Of their guests.
Mrs. Cintha A. Pitts and three
sons, Arthur, Addison and Leroy, left
on Tuesday's train for Auburn, Gal,
where they will make their future
home. Mrs. Pitts resided among our
people for over q year, and during that
short period made friends Of all with
whom she came in contact. The Sun
regrets the loss Of this worthy lady
f.,om our midst, and hopes that she
Iasy find pleasant surroundings in her
pew home