The Coconino sun. [volume] (Flagstaff, Ariz.) 1891-1891, 1891-07-25
See Brannsn's new stiff hats.

l can furnish Land Scrip Of all
kinds. WILL L. VAN Horn. =
Sam Dittendorfer, post trader near
the Moqui reservation, is in town this
week.
]. E. Rurchard. who has been in
California for several months past,
returned this week. ~
e. w. Davis was checked in as
agent for the Atlantic & Pacific rail-
road company at Flagstaff on Wed
nesday.
. For SALE.--One Of the finest lots in
flagstaff, fenced and graded; water on
lot; an elegant home sight. Apply at
this Office.
J. II. Hoskins, Jr., OF the Arizona
Central Bank, spent Wednesday at
Williams, on business connected
with the bank.
w. X. Houston, of Rushville, H.,
was in Flagstaff several days this
week visiting his old time friend, Z,
E. E!linwood.
The board OF supervisors have con
Cluded their labor of equalizing
the assessment roll, and have ad-
journed untll August 10. ...
The Box Social given by the ladies
Of the Women's Relief Corps We'd
neshay evening was well attended
and an enjoyable time had.
Proposals for putting Railroad ave-
nue., from the Bank hotel to con-
necilon with the old town road, in a
pasSapIe condition, are advertised 70:
in this issue.
&C" Company drills will be re.
sumed on Monday next: first CALI
promptly at $50 p. m. All mem
bers should be present. Important
businss to be transacted.
The "ad" CT the Senate chop.
house, in the rear of Sandy's saloon,
appears in this issue. The new pro-
prislors, All. Boulder & Co. pfoI'
Use to serve first-Ciass meals at reason.
abic prices, and solteit shaxe OF the
public patronage.
FoR SALE--rhe only hotel in
thriving town on the A. e. T. r. R.,
in Mchave county, Arizona. This is
q fine chance for an enterprising party
to engage in paying business. For
further particulars address Thomas
Baker, Kingman, Arizona.
The running team. Of the Dude
hose company Of Prescott have been
sending some excellent photographs
Of the team to their friends. 1 hey
are fine looking lot OF "judes," and
they won the first prize in the hose
race at Prescott on the Fourth.
Major F. T. Berry, general agent
Of the Atlantic & Pacific railroad was
in Flagstaff yesterday on business for
the company, Mr.. Berry has re.
Gently been promoted 10 Major Of the
First Regiment, n. G. ". NJ, and Is
modesty receiving the congratula.
sioas OF his many friends throughout
New Mexico and Arizona.
+. A. Brown, who has been agent
Of the Atlantic & Pacific railroad al
this place for the past three years,
left for visit to his former home in
St. Louis Yesterday. He expects to
return the latter part Of August, and
will accept position with the Santa
Fe, Prescott and Phoenix railroad,
and will probably make Prescott his
headquarters.
NorIcE. ALI citizens holding uni
forms belonging to Company c, and
who are not at present members OF
said company, will turn in said uni
forms to Quartermaster.Sergeant N.
G. Layton, at once. Prosecution
will ensue unless this request IS CON-
piled with in reasonable time. HARRY
KisLINcBURy; Captain Commanding
Company c.
Chas. L. Rickerson, Of New York
city, president Of the Arizona Cattle
Company, and DR.. ]. M. Farrar, who
have been visiting points Of interest
in this vicinity for the past two weeks,
left yesterday for California. Thi.
is DR.. Farrar's first trip to Arizona,
and he says that the view of the
Grand Canyon Of the Colorado i:
alone worth trip across the CONT
nent.
The committee is in receipt Of Q
communication from Chas. A. Bell,
secretary of the Editorial Association
of Southern California, in which il
is stated that the editors have decided
to visit Flagstaff, and will arrive here
Monday, August 10. They will traYel
in special Pullman coaches, and ex'
pect to muster 90 strong. Three
days will be spent in vi;iting ths
sights around Flagstaff.
A. N. Barrett and party, who hav,
been guests of the fsmily OF d. nj
Riordan for the pest ten days, left fo'
New York city on Thursday. Mr.
Barrett is editor of the American
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