The Coconino sun. [volume] (Flagstaff, Ariz.) 1891-1891, 1891-08-29
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Henry Lockett, Of Lockett Valley
is in town taking in the dancing school
"Look out for Sheriff Francis, he i
after jurors" has been the password
this week.
skinny" Welch, of Williams, passed
the time with his many friends in
flagstaff Thursday.
There was no meeting Of the Boarc
of Trade Wednesday evening, nc
quorum being present.
United States Deputy Mineral Sur
veycr Burt Foster, Of Iavapai, is visit
Ing Coconino's county seat.
Judge Baldwin and Colonel Wilson.
legal lights from Prescott. are attend.
ing District Court here this week.
c. II. Richardson, agent of the A.
t. p. at Williams, WAS with US this
week. attending the Grand Jury.
The Grand Jury checked up the
different county officials during the
week. Everything was found o. K.
Long Tom" Butler, Receiver of the
U. S. Land Office at Prescott, came in
from the west on Thursdays train.
For SALE.-One of the finest lots in
flagstaff, fenced and graded; water on
lot; an elegant home sight. Apply at
this office.
John Marshall is in from his Grand
Canyon mines, with a broad smile on
his face. He believes there are "mil-
lions in it"
c. c. Hall. the rustling president of
the New Mexico Territorial Fair AS
ISOLATION, spent Sunday and Monday
in Flagstaff.
@. F. Waugh, representing Gross,
Blackwell l. Co., wholesale grocers Of
Albuquerque. was among tie visitors
to Flagstaff this week.
With the District Court on one
side and the Grand Jury on the ether,
the SUN force have been on their good
behavior this week.
Hon. George p. Thornton, one Of
the most prominent citizens of the
county, came in from Williams on a
business trip Wednesday.
Judge Baldwin and wife, Hon. J. c.
Herndon and Hon. L. W. Wells have
graced the mountain metropolis with
their presence during the week.
Switzer & Son have reprinted their
storeroom and remodeled their restaur.
ant They keep everything clean and
serve only 6rst-class lunches and
meals.
Anton Kline, of Enterprise, was ad-
mitted to citizenship by Judge Wells
on the 25th inst. Anton says he will
object to being called "Dutchy" after
this.
The Committee on Cemetery desire
bids for clearing the cemetery grounds
of the old timber. For further infor.
nation apply to s. S. Acker or A. 7.
Cornish.
The team attached to the Flagstaff
dray took fright at the switch engine
Sunday afternoon, and made good
time up Railroad avenue, being stop
ped by colliding with hitohing-post in
front Of the Denver saloon. No dam.
age was done.
The Mutual Life Insurance Co. of
New York is offering an exceptionally
liberal policy adapted to poor and
rich. This company is represented
by J. H. Hoskins, Jr., and is deserv-
ing of local patronage. 1t is the
largest company in The world.
Kislingbury Il West, Of the Banner
saloon, have removed TO the north side,
in the building formerly occupied by
Wash. G. Henry. The room has been
reftted throughout. and presents a
nice, coy appearance. The proprietors
know how to treat the public in a
gentlemanly manner, and anyone
wishing anything in the line Of fine
wines, liquors and cigars will do we'll
to give them call.
One Of the secrets of financial ease
is in keeping our money at home.
We should remember that every dol
lar kept in Flagstaff increases our
local circulation and commercial
activity. II we have idle money We
should deposit it in our home bank,
which employs its finds to foster and
promote our local interests. In this
way every mans money is factor in
the general ease, and is safe and
available.
A double marriage ceremony was
performed by Judge Layton at his
Office at 10 O'Clock a. m. August 26.
The high contracting parties were Mr..
r. B. Sellers to Miss Louisa Huber,
and Mr.. H. b. Lang to Miss Clarissa
May Riggs. All parties are residents
near the Enterprise mill, and are well
and favorably known throughout this