The Coconino sun., 1891-05-23

Flagstaff. Lodge, No II, To o. F
 IS reported in prosperaus condition
 limitations are frequent.
 I G.yW.:Ve,kqmp end son Johnnie 0
 Cincinpati ,arpyed Thursday. Mr.
 Verkainp is visiting bis son.in.l W
 Davii B,bldtt.
 Sheriff CImeron;i is busy making the
 tax assessment. He wentto William,
 Wednesday. Deputy R 'ht Ferguson Is out in the Tuba City section.
 H. Marvin and wife of Peach Springs, were. in Fla lststf "Wednesday
 Mir. Mar, in will drive his cattle winch ,were ranging near l;eilem mt to u sMplaye county range.
 ,Crconino County will not .be rep. resented in the, Con mercial congress winch meets at Denver this week. Messrs G. A. Brpy and T. A. Riordan Ethe delegates app"int.d ty Gov. Irwin being tumble to attend.
 iThursisy night. a birthday party w S given at Pnw-ll's Hall. in honor of .M;,, Eta Powell, daughter of Wm. Powell About. twenty-five couples were; in at. tendance, and a very enjoyable time was'had ny the young folks.
 The managers of Powali's H,ll had on exhibition, this week. freak of ns- ture in the -h ,ps of a Mexican with three ton GusS, four cheeks, four cbins, Sn' an ear. Gen inches long. He was f amt the southern part of-the Territory, ia 20 years old, and in apparent gooll health
 Eugene Wbipp's of Creston, Iowa, A son of J c. Whipple of this place. has invented n car coupler which the rail road commissioners of that state say has three points of ,advautage over any other couplsr;ia use. The coupler i> hein, tried on. the 0 B. * 9 rail'o,t. IL, is simple and accurate in it's opera tion and can he operate either from the top or side of the car It.is falIy six inches shorter thrn other coupl-rs and Aort-ns. the length of n train o' thirty cars more than fifteen feet. We hope that M". NhippIe will realize the ful benefit of his invention. r,
 A number of our ,Flagstaff lovers of gun sport have organized q gun club. Tue membership is limited to fifteen members and the officers are E. s. Cos Il y, president; T A. Brown. secretiry and treasurer The club has ne crack shots among it's members, and during the season they expe t to make mttches with tha clubs of Prescott, Williams and Winslow, and they will .rrolnhly attend the Albuquerque fair. The shoot ng grounds are in the open space just south of town and the club will practice every e>eRipg i.t 5 o'clock. \ meeting of the gluh will he held We'd .nssdy next for the transaction of bus. iue,s. !
 The members of Company O., lst Regiment, A N. G., met at Hox- worth's Hall on Thursday night, for the purpose of recognizing. The .compa- ny comprise, now about forty mem- bers, and the mum Der will probably le increased -to sixty. The following off crrs were rlsoted: captain, Harry Kis- linghury; lst Iieutrpant, Jesse Gregg; 2nd lieutenant, Jas. L Bl,ck. Ahju. ,ttnt General Gill writes thatn"w ar,nsl and uniforms will be issued the con- ptny as soon IS the must .r roll k re- criyea at his oiRls Mr 0. c. Hall, president of the Albuquerque fair as- ,ociatipn was present and gave the hoys considerable encodragement and urged them to compete ip the prize drill at the fair next i,li. A meeting of the company will be hell at Powelps Hall on next M M,rdny night for the further transaction of business.