The Coconino weekly sun., 1891-11-12

Five new members were lhltlateu ab the last meeting.
 J. Salzman and wife of Williams spent Sunday in Flagstaff.
 Lot" Smith, of Tuba City, spent several days here this week.
 The Beebe-Barbour troupe arrived this morning in their special car.
 C. E. Boyce and wife of Williams spent Saturday in the county seat.
 Mrs. F. R, Nellis of Williams spent a couple of days in Flagstaff this week,
 s. E. Patton, the contractor and builder of Williams. was in town Sat- urday,
 Born-In Flagstaff on November &, 1891, to the wife of charles J. Babbitt a daughter.
 Nearly all the reserved seats for the Beebe-Barbour entertainment tonight are sold.
 Chas. A. Bailey the piano tuner for Buffalo, N. Y. where he will spend the winter.
 Sam Dittendorfer, the Indian trader from North of Tuba City, is spending the week in town.
 Fred. w. Smith, the prescription clerk at D. J. Brannen's drug store, left Monday for a few days recreation in San Diego, Cal.
 John Sanderson is receiving ship ments of the choice cuts of pork, saul sage, and head cheese on Thursday oi each week. These meats he sells for cash and at low prices.
 Work on the new jail is progressing l finely and if the contractors for the stone work do not have to wait for the iron work the jail will be completed by January 10th next.
 A. T. Folger, who was formerly con uected with the A. X r. railroad as re lief agent, and who has been in Soutl Carolina during the summer, return, this week and will take charge of the station at Prescott Junction.
 Mrs. o. Whitlock arrived in Flag staff last week to join her husband, O the firm of Lingo X Whitlock. Mr and Mrs. Whitlock formerly lived il San Bernardino, Cal, but in fut1r, will make their home in Flagstaff.
 The work upon the River-de-Flag i nearly completed and Road Oversee Wilcox is to be complimented upon hi efforts to see that the Townsite none, has not been misappropriated so far I the ditch is concerned.
 The Atlantic and Pacific railroad i now doing a good business in botI freight and passenger traffic. Tn Southern California passenger traye } has increased SO much that anothe Pullman is needed to accommodate tn travel.
 5 T. J. Coalter of the Bank Hotel, I P. Secrist, of Williams, C. Platt c Chicago, C. NJ. Secrist of Counc Bluffs, Ia., Mir. Tufts of Winslow, lei on Saturday last on a ten days huntin expedition twenty-five miles south ( Bclemont
 The case of C. II. Schultz vs. Chal les Carothcrs was heard in Justice Lay tons court on the 9th and 9th inst The charge was for forcible entry an detainer brought by MT. Schultz V: MT. Charles Carothers for taking po' session of what is known as "Schult winter range" The jury brought i verdict for MT. Schultz. The defend ent filed motion of appeal to th l district court and filed his bond whic was duly approved.
 The Albuquerque Citizen says, "t F. Holton, who has been the ellicicr claim adiuster for the Atlantic Pacific for the past year, being pr' noted to that position from that spe ial detective of the company, has F signed, and left last night for the eas He carries with him most cXceller letter of endorsement from w. { Hazlduel, counsellor of the compan, ]. who sincerely regretted the acceptin = laf Mr Holtnn's resignation. f The just and the unjust alike al