The Coconino sun. [volume] (Flagstaff, Ariz.) 1891-1891, 1891-07-11
The COCONINO SUN.
SATURDAY, JULY IL, 1891,
Local Matters.

Mrs. III. ID. Ross is visiting friends
in Prescott.
Miss Annie Ross is teaching school
in the pump house district.
DR.. R, c. Dryden, of Winslow,
spent q day in flagstaff this week.
Jules Bauman has completed the
sketch Of Flagstaff, and left for Pres
colt Tuesday. ".. r
Do not fail TO attend the townsite
meeting at Hoxworth's hall on Mon.
day night.
Pat Coyne, an old A. & P. road
master, is now id charge Of the noun.
tain division.
Before buying your clothing call on
P. j. Branuen and he will show you
the finest line in the west.
The citizens of flagstaff helped the
band Toys procure their uniforms, J. A.
Vail alone giving them S45.
Colonel Corbin passed over the road
one day this week, en- route from the
scene Of the late Indian trouble to his
home in Los Angeles.
Fresh California fruits, candies,
cigars, tobaccos, stationery and the
latest newspapers alwas on hand at
Abeel's news depot.
james Vail has had neat and
substantial portico built on the front
of his building. which materially adds
to the appearance OF the place.
The Sun office has turned out large
amount OF job work this week. The
people are last learning where to go
for the best work at the lowest prices.
Captain G.. A. Woods, who has
been talking lite insurance to the
people Of this vicinity for the past
two months, left for Prescott this
week.
A crowd Of Mohave Indians done
good work in town Thursday 10y round
ing up all the old shoes and cast Off
II -.i;-.-.- .hsy -aanld inL -lauina. around
loose.
Mr., York, formerly section foreman
at Belmont has been appointed road
master on the Peach Springs and
Needles division, with headquarters at
kingman.
The Flagstaff and Milton ball clubs
will cross bats at the race track to.
morrow afternoon. Considerable in.
terest is being taken, and good game
is looked for.
John w. Ross has been employed
as principal Of the Flagstaff public
schools for the ensuing school
year. Mr.. Ross credibly filed tina,
position last year.
VIM. McIntire, large sheep owner
near Bellemont was enjoying the Fourth
in our town. Billy believes in gather
ing in few Of the good things of life
as they go by.
We noticed our old time friend AL
Young of Kauai, Utah, mingling
among his many friends here this week
Tojudge from his appearance, AL surely
lives on the fat of the land.
Hon. E. NJ. Sanford, of Prescott,
has been appointed Assistant District
Attorney for Arizona. Mr.. Sanford
is an able lawyer, and his fitness for
the position is unquestioned.
The Mohave County Miner got out
very creditable edition on the
Fourth Of July. 1t contains large
amount Of reading matter pertaining
to the resources OF Mohave county.
M. F. Jennings, former we'll,
known citizen Of Flagstaff, who has
been at Prescott and Kingman during
the past year, returned Wednesday.
Mr.. Jennings has accepted a position
rs clerk at the Bank 'Hote s&nd in.
vites his old friends to call upon him
DIR. Brannen had the pleasure Of
meeting his old acquaintance. DR..
James Waterman, son of the late
Ex-Governor Waterman Of California,
on Tuesday of this week. Mr.. Water.
man was passenger on the west
bound passenger, and DR.. Brannen
accompanied him on his journey as
far as Williams.
The Foreign Exchange Of the Ari,
zona Central Bank has become an i'm
portant feature of its business. Drafts
can be purchased in Flagstaff on ev-
cry important city in South America,
Europe, Asia, Africa and Australia
Money in any amount can be tele
graphed to any banking point in the
United States or Canada. 27j.tf
ID. NJ. Riordan has received com
mission from the managers of the
Worlds Fair which he will take great
pleasure in filling. They desire to
erect building which will contain a
pillar Of wood from every state and
territory in the Union. Mr.. Riordan
is probably the only person in the
territory that can procure a suitable
pillar, and the stick OF timber which
will represent Arizona will be one of
al Af D.