The Coconino sun. [volume] (Flagstaff, Ariz.) 1891-1891, 1891-09-05

Abe thompson, OF Peach Springs, /:
in town this week, attending court,
d. M. Riordan, Of the Arizona
Luniber Company, is in Albuquerque
this week.
Judge Wells expects to conclude the
business of the District Court at this
place to-day.
Quite number OF new buildings
are in course of construction in and
around Flagstaff. . ."
Balm Black is carrying his right arm
in sling this week, suffering from
blood poisoning.
Nearly every citizen of Cocopino
county has paid visit to tho county
seat during the past two weeks.
A party of young people enjoyed
Wednesday evening dancing at the
Neuman ranch, near Mormon Lake.
At the recent election of Captain
for Company q, Fred LEX was selected
to succeed Harry Kislingbury, resigned.
"Caba Blossoms" and the "Rscep-
tioh" cigars ara of the finest quality.
Try them. John Sanderson keeps
them.
Sam Flint is meeting with the most
fattering success with his dancing
school. The second term begins next
Tuesday evening,
Switzer & Son have reprinted their
storeroom and remodeled their restaur.
ant They keep everything clsan and
serve only first-class lunches and
meals.
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. L.
Cornish.
Lieutenant Morgan, Of the U. S.
Army, who has been visiting in Flag
staff as the guest Of John Hicks for
some time past, returned to his post of
duty at Fort Clark Monday.
Misses Irene and Laura Hoxworth
left for Denver, Colorado, Sunday.
Miss Laura goes to take charge OF
school at that place, and Miss Irene
will continue her course of studies.
John Coates has opened bakery
in the rear Of Dykes fruit stand, and
has fresh bread and pies constantly On
hand, Special orders for cakes, buns,
etc, for families aud parties promptly
fillod. .... ....
Tomorrow, Sunday, will be your
last chance to get photos taken tor
some time, as Mr.. Osbon leaves US
next week for an extended tour Of the
All negatives taken Sunday
will be finished before he goes.
J. o. Dodge. formerly superintend-
emit of the Winslow Division of the
A. IL P, railroad, passed through here
Sunday, on his way to Los Angeles,
Cal, where he will enter the employ
Of the Los Angeles Terminal road.
Prof. G. Meyrelles, bandmas.er Of
the Second Calvary Band, has been
engaged to play at the New Mexico
Territorial Fair. The Professor has
the reputation OF being one of the
finest musicians in the United States.
The house of Conrad Stump, section
foreman at Dennison, was totally de-
stroyed by fire on Saturday evening
ast. Besides losing the house and
furniture, Mr.. Stump lost $500 in
money. The origin Of the fire is un-
known.
George Hox worth, Flaest,ffs enter
orising timer, left for Williams We'd
nesday, whittier he went to put in
and do other tin and plumb
ing work on Max Salzman's new store
building. George is a rustler, and
never lets any work in his line go by
without getting his share.
Major Donnelly, OF the Atlantic &
Pacific land department, was in Flag
staff few hours Thursday. Mr.. Don-
nelly is making trip over the road
Tor the purpose of urging the people
along the line to send in exhibits to
the Albuquerque Fair. From present
Indications the products of Northern
Arizona will OCCUPY q large space at
The fair.
Miss l. O, Do Yelling, Of Spring
field, Mass, who has been in Flagstaff
Tor the past month lecturing and labor
ing a portion Of the time i'll the inter
,sts of temperance, leaves this evening
,or Williams, where she is to lecture
Sunday morning and evening in the
new Methodist Church. Miss De
Yelling is an earnest Christian worker,