The Coconino sun. [volume] (Flagstaff, Ariz.) 1891-1891, 1891-09-19

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Johns and Albuquerque on legal bust
ness.
George zelkveitch and Miss Emma
Irvine were married on Wednesda,
evening.
There is more building in Flagstaff
this year than any other town in TIT
Territory.
Will H. Van Horn went down t,
Bellemont Wednesday evening OF
business.
Charles Richardson agent OF the
A. & F. at Williams spent Friday ir
the county seat.
The Valley Clothes Bars are the
neatest thing of the kind. John San
derson keeps full supply of them.
Fred Smith, the obliglng clerk in
d J. Brannen's drug store, spent sew
eral days in the Verde Valley this
week. ........
]. F. Folger, day operator at the
depot, returned on Saturday last from
lengthy vacation, and has resumed
his duties.
The September term of District
Court will be commenced at st Johns
next Monday. A number Of flagstaff
attorneys will attend.
Mrs. p. J. Brannen and children
left Monday for Denver Springs. Col
orado, where they will make a four
weeks visit with relatives.
Arthur Wild, one of the popular A.
& F. passenger conductors, spent
Thursday in Flagstaff with Miss Wild,
who is visiting relatives here.
Associate Justice Ed. W. Wells
passed through here on Tuesdays
train on his way to St. Johns, where
he holds District Court next week.
E. r. Bayless of Williams, spent
Friday in Flagstaff. Mr.. Bayless is
now located in our neighboring town
and has built residence and a bar
Der shop there.
T. E. Pulliam, Clerk of the Board
of Supervisors is busy this week max
ing up the duplicate tax roll. 1t is
lots Of work but the roll will be ready
by Monday next.
A new side track is being put in
Just south of the main track. The A.
4 P. railroad has an immense traffic at
this point, and at times it is difficult
matter to find room for the cars needed
here.
Thomas Howe returned Tuesday
from q visit to Chicago, III. Mr.. Howe
was q resident of that city thirty-fve
years ago, and little did he think then
that it would have such wonderful
prosperity.
The Board of Supervisors will
settle the court house site question at
their regular quarterly meeting the
first Monday in Octo Der. and make
to build Jail. The new
Jail will I've of Flagstaff sandstone and
fitted with steel cells and be sub
stantlal building.
A party of biologists numbering
from twenty-five to thirty will visit
flagstaff and vicinity next week.
Several foreign biologists of world
wide fame will be among the number.
The work Of Dame Nature in this
section win probably put them to
and wondering why things
are thus.
Major Powell, who has made a
national reputation by his trip
through the Grand Canyon is in
Flagstaff this week. He is here for
the purpose of making arrangements
10 conduct a party composed Of men,
bers OF the American Society of Cecil
ogists, and a humber of French and
German biologists to the Grand
Canyon of the Colorado.
Charles Beardsley. the tailor, has
just received complete line of sam
pies Of all the latest styles in fall and
winter clothing, and requests those in
need Of clothing TO call and examine
the same In order to cope With his
rapidly increasing business, Mr.
Beardsley will next week move from
his present location TO the quarters
occupied by Judge Layton
as court room.
The en,erprising jewelry firm of
Cook & Lee, have been making a
plumber Of Improvements in their
The partition be-
tween their store and the room tor
merly occupied by DR.. Marshall as
In Office has been taken out, and,
hey now have nearly double the
-oom they had before the change.
they now have awell lighted roomy
store 10 which to display their we'll
stocked stock OF Jewelry.
The Sidewalk on the south side of
avenue is in very delapida-
ed condition, and unless some needed
repairs are made the result will be a
lamage suit against the county for
broken limb some of these times.
Pedestrians are Obliged to take to the