The Coconino sun., 1891-08-01

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j. b. Thomas and wife arc spendin
the week in Flagstaff.
The band boys pionioed at the eli
| Dwellers' last Sunday. ....
| ] can furnish Land Scrip Of al
kinds. WILL L. VAN Hoax
Every citizen of Flagstaff is doins
his level hest to make success Of tn
Editorial Convention. .,.... ....
Our postmaster George W. Cook
returned from a three monshs' visit t,
the East Wednesday,
Get tickets for the musical a nd dra
matte entertainment at Powell's hal
asrt Saturday evening,
Ada Humes, who, obsainsd good
deal OF notoriety in New Mexico, Is
now stopping in Flagstaff.
NJ. Salzman gave dance in his
new store at Williams Monday night.
Tbs affair was an enjoyable one,
The firm of Pulliain l. Lock wood
has dissolved partnership. T. +.
Pulliam will continue the business.
FoR SsLE.---Gne of the finest lots in
Flagstaff, fenced and graded; water on
lot; an elegant home sight. Apply at
this Office. .........
"The New Birth" will be tl,esub;ect
of Discourse at the u Z. church to-
mosssS morning. Evening subject,
Tho Religious Warfare"
Dia gratis para ninos ell Lunes
cuando calt una madre pneder
obr.nir una retratos de 50 ainio gratis
en- el Boston r, II. photo car.
Word has been received by the
Board Of Trade thai the Arizona
editors will be here to meet their
brethren from the Golden State.
Attention is called to the tad OF
the Banner saloon, which appears in
this issue. Messrs. West & Kislinss
bury have recently purchased this
house, and ask share of the pubic
patronage.
A. c. Morse is fitting up his big
coach to take a party Of fifteen pleas
ure, seekers from Albuquerque from
tins place to the Grand Canyon on
the 18th inst.
The latest venture in the fetd Of
journalism in this territory is the
Mesa News, published al sicss, Mari.
copa county, by the Mesa Publishing
Company. The SUN wishes the ncw
enterprise success. .... ...
Lockctt Bros. brought To this office
this week specimen Of timothy grown
on their ranch, north OF this plaes. 1t
is five feet high and well filled with
leaves, and shows how prolific grasses
grow in this section. f " .
There will be called meeting of
Lodge, No. 7, +. Il A. NJ, at
Masonic hall, Monday evening, August
3, 1891. Work on tirst and third
degrees. By order Of D. r. HART,
J. Guthrie Savage, Acting
Secretary,
Tire Los Angeles Herald gives tenn
serature on the 25th of July of the
places: Yuma, ll3; Ogilby,
l2f; Mammoth Tank, l2l; Volcano,
1874; Salton, lis; Indio, lis: Seven
Palms, 10; Cabazon, LOG; Beaumont,
l0l: Cotton, ia.
The idea that fruits, and especially
the harder varieties, cannot hs sue.
cessfuhy grown here will have to be
abandoned w. A. Switzer hos cherry
trees, set out four years ago, which
bore fruit Of fine size and excellent
quality this year.
Prof. s. I. McDougal, the govern
r1ent botanist who has been collecting
specimens in this vicinity for the past
three months, left for Camp Verde
Wednesday, whsre he will be joined
by Professor Toney, Of Tucson, and the
work of botanizing that vicinity Will
be begun.
W. w. Forbish, the odliging train
dispatcher Of the A. i +. railroad ut
Williams, left Wednesday for an ex-
tended tour Of California. He goes to
San Diego by rail, and from there by
steamer to Los Angeles, San Francisco
and way ports 1t is needless to say
that Will viii have a glorious time for
at least thirty days
]. c. Smith and neice, Miss Nellie
Smith, who have been sojourning IN
our midst for the past three weeks,
left for their home in San francisco
Tuesday. They will stop to visit
Miss Smiths brother at Kingman for
few days. They were delighted
with Flagstaff and its beautiful sur
roundiDgs, and we doubt not but
what we will be favored with another
visit from them next summer.
d. B. Robinson, general manager Of
the Atlantic Il Pacific railroad, has
resigned his position to accept SINH.
lar ono with the San Antonio 4 Aran.
sas Pass railroad. AS general manager
oT ia ID NJ. pahsax, g..