The Coconino sun. [volume] (Flagstaff, Ariz.) 1891-1891, 1891-09-05
Good sidewalks are muGhly needed
improvement in Flagstaff.

Good sidewalks are a muehly needed
improvement in Flagstaff.
I can furnish Land Scrip of all
kinds. WILL L. VAN HORN.
Roadmaster York is off on thirty
days lay-off, and will spend the time
in California.
r. L. Frasier of Peach Springs, Is
taking in the sights of Northern Ari-
zona's most prosperous town.
The section crew of the A. 4 P.
have been ballastipg and otherwise i'm
proving the yard tracks this week.
The Sun office was this week pre-.
sented with maps of the A. J. P. line
through Arizona and New Mexico.
The new bridge across River de
Flag on Church street is nearing com
pletion, and will be substantial affair
Don't send away for catalogue goods
while you can buy the best in the mar
ket of your own jewelers., Cook & Lee.
Oar Amsterdam diamond buyer is
Just over. Come and see what he
brought us. Respectfully, Cook \
Lee. l.
Hon. 4. M. Sanford returned Sum
day from short business trip to Den
yer, and is attending District Court
here this week,
"The Unity of the Church" will be
the morning subject at the Methodist
church tomorrow. Evening, What
Is Pure Religion |"
A six,round glove contest between
two unknown local light weights is
announced to take place at Powell's
hall at 8 o'clock this evening.
William Heatherly, who has been
confined to his room for several weeks
with . severe attack of rheumatism. is
able to be on the streets again.
A telegram from J. Z. Walker,
clerk of the Supreme Court Of Arizona,
to Hon. L. NJ Sanford, states that
there will be no session of that Court |
until January, 1892.
The hay crop in Lockett Valley is
turning out better than was expected
earlier in season. The recent rains did |
their work to the benefit of the ranch |
er and the country at large.
The ranchers in this vicinity are ju-
bilant over the prospects Of an abund- |
ant crop of potatoes, and are confident
that they will have a ready sale for all
of their crop, We hopo that their full
est expectations will be realized.
F. I. Berry, the affsble representa-
tive of the A. Il. p. passenger and
freight department, of Albuquerque,
spent Monday in the skylight city.
Mr.. Berry accompanied his family,
who were OH their way to San Fran,
cisco, as far as this CITY.
The Young Peoples Meeting at the
NJ. Z. Church tomorrow evening will
be- led by G. &. Tappan. A good
meeting is expected. All young peo-
plo are welcome, and are urged to
attend. Special invitation extended
to strangers. Subject, "God With U.s."
Bring in the best specimen Of grain,
grass, vegetables or fruit you have and
leave it with w. L. Van Horn, Secre-
tary of the Board of Trade, who will
send it to the Albuquerque Fair.
Coconino county can make splendid
exhibit, aud this is the opportunity,
w. w, Bass, of the Williams route
to the Grand Canyon, was in town
Tuesday, and informed US that the
stage line between Williams and the
Grand Canyon will commence running
regularly on Monday next. The pros.
poets for steady flow of tourists is
good,
The firm Of Daggs Brothers was dis,
solved in August, 1890. / retained
my French merino sheep interests, and
am running a free lance, and have a
few hundred French rams of all ages
for sale, and solicit the patronage Of
all wool growers. j. 4. DAGGs.
y Flagstaff, Ariz.
MARRIED.-At Centralia, Wash
ington, August IS, 1901, Charles III.
Schulz. of Flagstaff, Arizona. and
Miss Ida Snyder, of Centralia, Wash.
Mr.. Schulz is one of our most poIu-
lar and successful young men. The
fair bride was a former resident Of
flagstaff, and has many friends here.
The bridal couple arrived in Flag
staff this morning. The SUN joins
their many friends in wishing them a
pleasant voyage through life.