The Coconino sun. [volume] (Flagstaff, Ariz.) 1891-1891, 1891-07-25

men SHOES from SZ.Z0 60 81 .0U al
Brannen's. E.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. A. Bray enter.
tanned number OF gentleman friends
at their residence on Thursday even.
ing.
The Methodist Church is being
re-. painted, and imitation stained
glass is being used to adorn the win
dows.
For Letter Heads, Bill Heads,
business and Name Cards, Legal
Printing, Figuering Tablets, Etc,
60 to The SUN Office, r.
F. B. Jacobs left Thursday to COM
mence his contract Of surveying pub
lie lands. His first work will Do norCh
of Bellemont.
The Arizona Central Bank has
money to loan on short-time paper well
secured. Depositors' paper given the
preference.
switzer L Son have reprinted their
storeroom and remodeled their restsur.
ant. They keep everything clean and
serve only frst-class lunches and
meals.
Regular meeting Of Flagstaff Lodge
No. 7, L. Il A. NJ, at Masonic Hall,
Monday evening, July 81, and there
will DO work on the Fellow-craft de.
gree. by order, d. +. HART. Master;
J. GUTHRIE SAVAGE, Act. Sec.
The books for the county officials
have not arrived yet, and nothing
has been heard as to wheS they can
be expected, although nearly four
months have elapsed since they were
ordered. The board Of supervisors
should push the contractors with the
sharpest kind Of stick.
The firm Of Daggs Brothers was dis
solved in August, 1890. retained
my French merino sheep interests, and
am running free lance, and have a
few hundred French rams Of all ages
for sale, and solicit the patronage Ct
all wool growers. J, +. DAGGs.
= flagstaff, Ariz.
The Flagstaff Library Association
is progressing finely. They are en-
deavoring to secure rooms in better
location for ihe reading room, The
directors Of the association desire all
those wishing shares in the associa.
ton to call at the secretary's Office
and get them.
A representative of the Sun drop
ped into the tin shop of George Hox.
worth this week, and was surprised to
see large number of fruit cans in
course of manufacture, and upon ca
quiry was informed by "Old George"
that he was busily engaged in filing
an order for James Munds, south of this
place, who preserves large quantities
Of fruit during the season.
Thomas Greenhaw, undersheriff of
of Maricopa county, paid the Sun
Office pleasant visit this week, and
will make a trip to the Grand Canon
Of the Colorado. Mr.. Greenhaw was
agreeably surprised to find this delight
full climate in the territory, and says
that the people in the southern
portion were in favor of having the
new railroad enter at this point rather
than Prescott.
The regular meeting of the Flag
staff Board Of Trade was held at the
office of w. l.. Van Horn on Wed.
nesday evening. There was a fair
attendance, and the business trans
acted was routine. The proposition
of Jules Bauman to have a reduced
bird's-eye view of Flagstaff placed on
his Autographed view of the Grand
Canyon at a cost OF 500 was &C
cepted.
Charles Canal, the popular line
repairer of the A. g. p. railroad,
with headquarters at this place, left
Friday morning for trip to Albu.
querque. Dame iumor has it that
"Charlie" will. return with a fair
damsel and settle down in happy
welded life. May he and his bride
share all the joys and none Of the
sorrows of life is the wish of his
many friends.
John Grice, commonly known al
Cast Iron jack" was found dead ir
his bed on Sunday morning last by an
other man who had been sleeping in
an adjoining room. Acting Coroner
Layton was notified, who summoned
jury TO investigate the causes o.
death. After hearing the testimony
the jury returned verdict of deati
from natural causes: Tho remain.
were buried in the new censtery
south Of town, Monday morning.
AndreY Smith, superintendent o
transport alton of the A. & P. rail
road, with headquarters at Albuquer
que, arrived in flagstaff in his pri
vate car on last Sunday evening, &C
companied by party of ladies ant
gentlemen. They spent Monday Ii
visiting the Cliff Dwellers', and tina
evening left for Williams, returning
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