The Coconino sun. [volume] (Flagstaff, Ariz.) 1891-1891, 1891-09-26
Frosty mornings.

MIS-. L, M. Browns imported GallS
goods are simply beautiful,
See the bargains p. j. Brannen is
offering in clothing, hats and boots.
Enforce the Vagrant Act, and tramps
viii stay in this climate but short
time.
Save your money by buying new
style millinery of Mrs. +. M. Brown. I"
b. NJ. Spencer is now experimenting
the loading of ears for the Enterprise
Mill Company
DR.. j. NJ. Marshall is in st. Johns
this week, and will return to Flagstaff
this evening.
George Hochderffer and family left
for Los Angeles last Wednesday, to
spend the winter months.
The SUN office carries the largest
stock of stationery of all kinds to be
found in Northern Arizona.
Company |, N. G. A.; have secured
HoNworth's hall rs an armory, where
the company will hereafter drill.
Buy your fall hats of Mrs. f. NJ.
Brown. It's Il well known foct that
she keeps the best millinery in town. "
j. H. Hoskins, Jr., cashier of the
Arizona Central Bank, spent the week
in Prescott, returning home Thursday
evening. ......
Arthur Woodward, train dispatcher
at Williams, visited friends in Flagstaff
Tuesday, not forgetting his friends in
the SUN office.
The family of c. b. Tappan, assist
ant manager of the Riordan Mercantile
Company, arrived from Massachusetts,
on Saturday last.
just arrived-about 25 styles dress
patterns, no two alike. Some of the
latest novelties in the market. Call
and examine them. BRANNEN's
Business must be improving in the
east end of town. Cook & Lee and
John Derr have enlarged their places
of business during the week.
Cigars, cigars and cigars, direct
from New York factories. A large
stock Just received. Samples to the
trade furnished on application. NJ.
SALZMAN.
Miss Marion McIntire, of Denver,
sister of William McIntire, of Belle
mont, arrived from Denver, Col, Sun
day evening, and will make her home
in Flagstaff.
Four attempted rObberies in one
night opens the fall season in Flagstaff
These offenses are naturally charged to
tramps, but close investigation may
place the charge on other parties.
The site for the court house was Sc
lected by the Board of Supervisors on
Tuesday. The location chosen is what
is known as the Railroad square, on
the north side of San Francisco avenue,
opposite the Del Monte hotel.
Harry Tyson, said to be implicated
in the recent robbery of Babbitt Bros.
store, was arrested near blackberry.
Mohave county, by Deputy Sheriff
Morrell, this week, and is now in Jail
at this place awaiting the action of the
next Grand Jury,
A brakeman named PGttigrew, one
of the crew on the work train, had one
of his hands badly mashed while coup
ling cars at this place Thursday. DR..
Cornish dressed the wounded member,
and Mr. Pettigrew will soon be able to
resume his duties.
The Promenade Concert and Hop
given by the Coconino Cornet Band
last evening was well attended, and an
enjoyable time had. This was the first
venture of the kind by the band, and it
is their intention, if success meets their
efforts, to continue these hops at fire.
quent intervals.
A movement Is on foot for the clos
ing of the stores at 8 O'Clock p. m.
from October /, 1891, to April |, 1892.
The idea is good one, and it is to be
hoped that all our merchants will agree
to it. The early closing Of the stores
will give our merchants and their en-
ployes good many hours needed rest.
The Presbyterian Board Of Missions
has granted 5000 per annurn salary for
minister at this place, and Rev. Rob
ert Goldman, of Albuquerque, has ac-
cepted the charge. and viii preach his
first sermon in Masonic Hall t0-m1rrow
morning at II o'clock. Services will
also be held in the evening, ut the same
place. All arc cordially invited to
attend.
Thieves attempted to bWrglarize the
residence of John Worries on Thursday
evening last. A window leading into
.he sleeping compartments was raised,
the noise Of which awakened Mr..
Worries, who succeeded in soaring the
would. be robbers away, Put the
"hobo' element to work improving
the streets, thus putting an end to all
such depredations.
Mr.. Luther l.. Holden, who is repre-
F, scnting Mcssrs. Raymond &Whitcomb,
and is in charge Of the western exctr-
sion Of the members of the lntcrna-
tional Congress Of Biologists, made
the SIN office Il pleasant call ON Thurs
day. M. Holden Is an old newspaper
man and wes TO-. = long time connected
with the Boston Heraid Il; 40 editorial
capacity. This is his seeohc isSF ~
this place, and he was prevented frgh
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