The Coconino sun. [volume] (Flagstaff, Ariz.) 1891-1891, 1891-07-18
The COCONINO Sun.
SATURDAY, JULY IS, 1891.
Local Matters.

Legal blank printing speciai'y AZ
this office.
The Coconino Dand serenaded the
people of Milton Monday evsaing.
John Derr, the merchant tailor,
made a trip to HolbrooS Friday.
l can furnish Land Scrip Of all
kinds WILL l.. VAN Horn.
Adjutant General Gill left for Los
Angeles and San Diego last Saturday.
Tie work of laying the stone walls
for the BaLsitt block is progressing
rapidly.
Mrs. J., D, Snith left Thursday for
Prescott for weeks visit with friends
ut that place.
Another lot of teams were in after
morc humber for the Moqui Indian
reservation Monday.
Fresh California fruits, candies,
cigars, tobaceaa, stationery and the
latess newspapers aiwas on hand at
ASeeis news depot
Dr.. ID. J. Branuen left last evening
for Prescott to attend the session OF
the Grand IJdry, having been sub
pDenasl as wisnssS
Deputy U. s. Marshal George E.
Brown was in town several days this
week, serving sabp,enas on good
many Of our citizsns to appear before
the Grand Jury, now in session at
Prescott
Cans. II. Schulz took Thursday
passenger train for ClliiorRit. Nj.
Schulz will bs gone about six weeks
and will visit all the important cities
on the coast, going US far north as
SEATTLE, Wash.
W. ". Bass was in town Monday.
He has had large number OF photo
graphic views made OF the Grand Can.
YIN Of the Colorado north of Williams.
Mr. Bass expects to take a party Il
y. 4 Z. oi;ills to tho canyon from
y Williams next week.
Fred E. Murray, the well,known
mining expert, WAS q passenger on
Fridays westbound passenger. Mr..
Murray has been in the East during
the past year negotiating the sale OF
some valuable mining property in the
n,ighborhood Of Prescott.
Mrs. laura NJ. Johns, of Salina,
K,as.s, president Of the Kansas Equal
Suffrage Association, is coming to Ari
IONA to push the matter of woman
suffrage in the new constitution. II
the wonea Of this tsrritory desire the
right of suffrage they can have it il
they demand it.
Justice Gibson's court was engaged
Tlursiay in hsarins the case OF w. d.
Powell VS.. G. J. Bryon, in which the
plaintiff was seeking the possession OF
horse, which he claimed was carry
ing his brand. At the conclusion Of
tie testimony tue jury rendered YER
dict for the defendant
Tho Foreign Exchange OF tho Ari
zoai Central Bank has become an i'm
portlnt feature of its business. Draft:
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
gr,phed to any banking point in the
United States or Canada 27jtf.
The Phoenix Republican says tina
the proposed visit Of the Editorial As
ISOLATION Of Southern California I,
Flagstaff has been given up. Tn
officials OF the association have no
notified the committee at this plac
whether they will come here in Angus
or ues The citizens Of Flagstaff ey
pect them 70 come and are maxim,
preparations to receive them and tn
editorial associations Of Arizona an
New Mexico. .,.-..,.s
The United States Court is in SCI
sion at Prescott this week. The 70
lowing citizens Of Northern Arizon
compose1the Grand Jury: ]. N. W
Moore, George Schuerman, O. A. Basil
ford, George Merwin, Alex. Imhof
u. H. withersll. Geo. d. Kendall,
NJ. Moore J. G. Frederioks, G. B. G.
nung, r. H. Cameron, G.. A. Wood
Ed. Gale, @. s. Little, d. j. Porte
John Swirsburne, Samuel Hill, L.
Lasselle, Abe Thompson, ]. W. Wi
son, BENZ. NJ. Belcher.
The Prescott Journal Miner says:
A. Brown, agent for the Atlantic ar
PsoiSc railroad at Flagstaff. and OF
of the most popular men in the en-
ploy Or the company, will move
Prescott shortly, to take responsit
position with the s. r., P. & P. ra
road company, in the construction
thsir line. Mr.. Brown will b sup'
osded in Flagstaff bya cousin Of Har
ERiott, Of the p. u A. @. raiIros
Charles Davis, former enginser
the Atlantic Il Pacific road, who Il
his leg last fall. near Williams, by I
loyertprpips Of bis engine.