The Coconino sun., 1891-05-30
Mrs. A. T, Cornish is visiting friends Ut Winslow this week.

Thos. F. McMillon and family moved |, to tneir ranch north of town this week
 Ladies Swiss underwear at greatly reduced prices at P. J. Brannen's.
 J, R. Fitzpatrick spent couple o couple of days at Beliemont this week
 A company will be incorporated m Flagsraif this week for the purpose of putting in electric lights.
 Messages for w. F. Hull and Mrs. Gus Dillman remain nncallei for at the Western Union offlce.
 Three cases of disorderly conduct were disposed of in Justice Layton $ court on Wednesday last.
 A full line of stainless hosiery, guaranteed fast black, from IS cents tn S5 cents pair. al Brannen's. Mrs. Arthur Wild, of Needles, passed through here Monday on her way to her home in Kansas where she will spend the summer.
 E. 5. Wilcox has added to his stock of vehicles ten sealed wagon. cite. It IS d new style of wagon !or thls country and rides easy.
 Mex Salznan IS making prepera- tons to erect a brIyk store at Wu l'ams, and C. E. B,yce will build two story brick hotel.
 H. D. Ross District Attorney elect and J. A. Lamport Surveyor, elect have flied their official bonds for their respective offices
 E F. Ellinwood returned Tkrrs day from tri D 10 Santa Fe, N M ne says that the New Mexico editor lal association will De here in Aug. ust.
 The Odd Fellows ball will be the affair ot the season, visitors will be here from our neighburing towns, and everything Is m readiness for a grand good tune.
 Go to P. J. Branne ems for tents, Stockmen's hrd sheets. wagon covers, and wagon umbrellas. A good as ,Urlment m sock.
 The newly ele ted county officers are busy making up their bon Is, and they will proLably qualify and take po$s- ession of their offices next week.
 The official returns of the election will be found m thus Issue the figures are correct and II will be d good lhlng to keep for future refrence.
 A reception and supper will be giver m honor of the return of Mrs ]. Il. Esteb al the Bunk hotel on Thursday evening of next week.
 The following were the arrivals at the Bank Hotel during the past week: ] E idrt. St. Paul, Mrnn; " P Dun lap, L,ndai!, 5 D; J V Rhoade> Coco",no, Go; Jonn Dillon, Lr, b II kecarte, San francisc1 Frank lanes, San Francisco; August TnnIdsd. Col, 0 ] Hodge and wife, Cleveland, O; A ] Enocn aud wife. Williams; H L Barnes, Jr Denver; w H Barney and wife, Albuquerque; Louls Blumenthal, New York; Milton Kalzenberg, Al G II Mo,her St Joe, Geo W S',non san Francisco, Lpms Och,. san Francisco; L,ul, Barr, AlOuquer. qne J Lyon, Fiag,taf.
 Frank Jaynes superintendent Of the Western Union telegraph com pdny for lhe Pacific Coast arrived Suday afternoon, and Monday he was joiaed by the following Western Uniuu officials who are making a tour of inspection ihrougn the west: Col. K C Ciowiy, general superlnten- dent Chicago, ] Drckey superln. lendant Omaha, c H Summers cleo Irlclan Chicago. I : Bristol sIperln- tendant of constructor and Tnos Eckert, Jr. New York, The party 10 ,ked over the Western Union utfice al this place and found every lhlng satisfactory. E Palmer man ageruf the Western Unionat this place accompanied the officials as far as Williams
 A quiet wedding took place Mon day evening at the Hawks hotel in this place. The contracting parties Mir. Ed. l. Gale and Miss Mary A. Hawks. Rev. F. Dolje officiating. The happy couple have gone to house-keep- ing in Mir. Gales cottage. THE SUN joins their many friends in wishing them pleasant journey through life.
 J. J. Mcclure, the blacksmith, of Railroad avenue, IS in luck this week. His birthday occurred Monday, and the same day he received word that handsome legacy had been lett him by q relative in the east. Mac" cele- brated his gooI luck in an appropriate He will still continue busi- ness ut the old stand.
 In Justice Layton's court member of the disturbing element was fined S25 fer being disorderly and using obscene language on the public streets. It is proper that an example be made of these creatures, so that ladies may pass along the thorughfares without being compelled to hear oaths uttered by these foul-mouthed hoodiums who