The Coconino sun., 1891-05-23
THE CoCoNINO SUN.
SATURDAY, NJ. " 23 }is9l
Local Matters.

Rrining aud cold weather is .th t.rIle this week.
 E, E Ellinwood made a. [ ip to Hol brook this week on le,al business.
 F,s staff will h,ve so,d ol fash iousl celenration ou the ,F,arth of ,J.u y.
 Gov. J N. Irwin writes W.,L Var Il"n that his visit t'. this section has been postponed, inieirItely.
 ID Selken, and Miss Mamie Fee leyof Peach Sprinss were married al kir2man on the 18th inst.
 A good Eany strangers are in Flag stWtf at present.. The hotels are fpl! and running over with guests every ,nigh:.
 Urbano Garcia, a first class saddle mixer, is in town, this week, and may conclude to locate here. MT Garcia Is n"w in business at Kingm.n.
 The Board of Trade will hola its ,reGaltr meeting at the offices of W L. Van Horn, this evening at $ p. m. 3Le, everybody come out,
 Capt. c. A. Woods. has returned to .Fh-staf for few m ,uths. Mr. Wonds is prepared. to write both life and aeei' .dout inSg Hnce in tie best companies of tine United States.
 The Fhgstaf post office is doing a ,iarge register and money order business. The number of stamps cancelled Is bvzeIy above; that of list year. The p,at Q:ice is certain indication of the growth nud prosper ity of d community.
 c. " Wright, of Seward, Neh, ani J. ". Sullivan, of Ash Fork, were in:'rvir wing our cutie owners this week, aud they will probably mtkr las, . pu 4chtses in this vicinity during tn. T ,xt thre, ID nths. They m ike s Ia "A shipment from Ash Fork this ,wsek.
 Tn. BoarI of Supervisors will have the bonds Iue Yavapai County in the srt.lr,n4Gt of the indebtedness here by $h, }Jsh inst. Tho BDtrds of Super visncs of YAvapii and Coo>nIno coun- ties will meet about the first of Jane tn seltln th+ in ,u;ial ru .ttsrs bstwson the el and new counties.
 Governor Irwin appoin.el on the 18th insta,.t, as the WorIis Fair com ,m,s,innsrs from Arizona, L. c II ,hes of the Tucson Star, R C. 5 ,an of the Florence Enterprise. $. P 25lan and W. o. ONeil of Pes cltt The Goveruos was liberal in his ch,'1s of newspaper men.
 The Prescott Courier says the cable ra ora Saunders station to Jerom yla b. auoIt SIX miles in length. The branch from the P & A. c. will be from fifteen t1 twenty miles long, so We are ,tJii. The cable rart of the line will be .opA.ttsl by a stationary sngiue Hope tn, En6 will be exten le tn Verde Val ley. .a
 A cattle luyer informs TIE SUS k'.' beef cattle are in good demand a d now bling good prices Tue de 10 .nH for feeders is limited owing to the high price and scarcity oi corn F [iusis and Nebraska. Feeders y ! be in better demand as soop as fed Gecomes good in these st,tes. Owing to the cold weather this spring Pe4tTage is not abind,nt yet
 Me,srs f'irm,n aud Crawhey 2 .cou is of titlel Englishmen, arrived he@e Wednesday evening ip a special Wr!ua, palace car. They are travel, in3 for pigssire, and visited the cliff an ! clye dwellings rhursd,y. anl Fri .5,y : 0. Morse took them to the Grml C,nyon of the Colorado. They will return Monday and then visit Cal. iifcfai4 points.
 A locsl b'sach of ths C,lamha Blilding Association of Denver was s
 organized by the general agent, q E KaisEt, for Flagstaff this week. Near. j. toir hundred shares were taken. Ths l9,,l officers of the as'oci,tion are F. J B'lnnen, president; F. W. Sisson, vice president; c NJ. Funston, secreti- ry; J. A. Hoskins, jr., treasurer. P+pphlet' explaining tbs workings of tbs assoaiation can be obtained from apy of lhe losal officers.
 pona]d Chism, a ten year old boy laying at the Stone Quarry met with an accident Tuesday morning which e2Wa psar terminating fatally. He Nes leading horse out to stake" and baa wound the rope around his body. ybep the horse took fright und started Sf dragginy the boy along on the gyound. He was dragged several bundrel yards, when the rope come ,op}o from his body. The boy was picked up insepsibls and bruised from ls,l to foot, in a torritle manner Dr.. Erannen atEsnded to the sufferer and f. ' ad1g oi gsdll ss could be tEsesgss'sl