The Coconino weekly sun., 1891-11-05
Che Geronimo Weeklg Sun.
THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 5, 1891,
LOCAL BREVETIES.

The ..C P' corset for sale at Bran ncu's.
 New Home sewing machine, P. J. Brannen, agent.
 For rent-furnishedr Apply at this office,
 J II. Bowman of Holbrook was in Flagstaff Wednesday.
 See the extra heavy Random mixed mems underwear at Brannen's, Sl a suit.
 Company .I' are making prepara' tons to give bali on Thanksgiving Day.
 RaIph II. Cameron returned Sunday from an extensive trip through Illinois and Iowa.
 Robt. Weatherford, who has been spending severalweeks at his old hom' in Weatherford, Tex, returned Satur day.
 Mrs. A. T. Cornish of Flagstaff, ana Mrs. D. s. Livingston of Prescott, aro visiting their mother, Mrs. Dr. Hen. driN, at Winslow.
 Mrs. T. J. HesSer, who has been vis- iting relatives in Pennsylvania for the past four months, returned toher home in Winslow Monday.
 Arthur Wild, the A. & P. conductor, will make his home in Flagstaff. Mrs. Wild and Miss Mollie Beasley arrived from the Needles on Saturday last.
 E. W. Sisson, manager of the Rior- dan mercantile company, spent several days this week looking after tlocks oi sheep in which he is interested, on the range near Williams.
 Drs. D. J. Brannen and P. c. Cor nish, members of the U. S. Medical ex- amining board, held a field day yWednes- day. They had six applicants for pen sion before them for examinations---~- / Ed. Babbitt, Vim. Norris and A. L. Harrison left Tuesday on prospect ing tour in the Grand Canyon. They had train of burros loaded with grub and tools and will be gone a Nmnnth or six weeks
 HC. Lockett expects to leave this week for visit to Carmi, H., where his parents reside. He will be absent three months and will visit the stock farms of some of the largest eastern sheepbreeders and when he returns will bring with him number of fine bucks.
 The Beebe-Barbour Comedy Com- pany will commence three nights en- gagement at Powells Hall Thursday night, November 12, opening in Bar bour's own play, "A Legal Document. " It will be presented here as played in Cincinnati one week, St, Louis one week, Chicago three weeks and in all the largest western cities.
 Dr. D. J. Brannen, AL Doyle and Chas. J. Babbitt went to Winslow on Monday to attend meetingof the Cat tlemens Association of the Little Col orado, with a view of uniting that as- sociation with the Cattlemen's Associa- tion of CoconinO county. There were not members enough of the association in attendance to fairly discuss the mat ter and it was postponed to some future meeting.
 The regular monthly meeting of the executive committee of the Flagstaff library association was held this week Dr. D. J. Brannen acted as pres ident The secretary was instructed to correspond with the leading publi- cations and ascertain their subscrip- tion rates. A vote of thanks was ten dered the several papers that donate subscriptions. The lease of the Leam- ing building was confirmed and was also the leasing of portions to other parties. A sign, dozen newspaper files and additioned seats were ordered.
 Read what the Albuquerque Citizen has to say of the Beebe-Barbour com pany that play here Thursday, Friday and Saturday nights of next week: 1.-The great three act comedy satire entitled Legal Document" was played by the Beebe-Barbour company at Grants opera house last night to a crowed house, all the seats being taken clear back to the door, and even Man. ager Davis had to content himself by standing up. Edwin Barbour as Igna- tous Foxgloye, an attorney-at-law, has no superior as a mimic and his variety of faces is amusing and extremely laughable. Dot the little blind girl, (Gracie Beebe) who shares in her brothers misfortune in marriage and then in the end brings happiness, cap- tivated the audience by her pleasant acting, her songs and dances. The