The Coconino sun., 1891-10-29

caramels just received fresh from the factory by Switzer X Son.
 The Riordan Mercantile Company have put on new delivery wagon It is painted in showy eolors and is a handsome vehicle.
 "Oh, mammal What is it my dear?" Slang, mamma, that's all Still she buys her chewing gum oi Switzer X Son.
 Prof. Charles A. Bailey, piano tuner of Pomona, Cal, will be in Flagstaff by November l, Leave orders with Miss M. Freeman.
 A. R. Van Horn and wife left Tues day for Beaumont, Texas. Mr. Van Horn has a position with alarge lumber firm as foreman of their saw mills.
 Mir. A.Wallgreen, who has been em- ployed at the mill for some time, leaves this week for a trip to the Grand Can yon and will be gone for two weeks.
 If is well worth anyone's while to stop in at Switzer X Sons and see the beautiful display of candies made in their store-and it is just as nice as It looks
 Don't fail to visit Mrs L. A. Alvord's when YOU want anything in millinery, ladies' underwear, gloves or hosiery or, in fact, anything for the ladies or babies.
 Cigars, cigars and cigars, direct fir, m New lOrk factories. A large stock just received, Samples to the trade furnished on application. M' SALZMAN.
 Babbitt Bros. Monday sold a couple of wagon loads of goods to parties from Gila County. As a trading point Flag staff is the best town along the line of the A. X P. railroad. 1
 Julius Aubineau returned this week from a trip to San Francisco, Cal, where he purchased a stock of line liouours and cigars. He expects to open his new place in few days,
 R. Graha n anl fam ly of Prineville, Oregon. arrived in Flagstaff Monday, and will make this their future home. They made the journey with team and wagon and were 45 days on the road
 Sheriff Gibson of Los Angeles county spent Saturday and Sunday in Flag staff, and during his stay visited the CIG DweUers. He returned to Los Angeles on Saturday nights passenger.
 According to Dr. Day there are now over fifty cases of typhoid fever in Jerome, and many families are in al destitute condition. This is an unus- nal condition for any place in Arizona. If Jerome needs assistance her neigh Inn wing towns will gladly come to the aid of her citizens. The sanitary con dition of that prosperous camp must be in a very bad condition.
 The Journal-Miner says: w. A. Rowe Ina received the following from President Harrison through O. L. prudep. ssistant secretary: "l am directed by inc president to acknow- ledge the re ceipt of your resolutions passed by the constitutional eonven- tion of Arizona, relative to survey of certain lands owned by the Atlantic x Pacific railroad company, and to in- form YOU that it has been referred to the secretary of the interior for con sideration." :"
 An exchange pertinently says: ..The men who hurt a town are the men who oppose public Improvements Town builders do not seek the deadest owns as the field of their operations n order to display the greater skill should they be successful, but wisely choose the field for operations where they have the best chances for success One mossbaek can do more to pull a town down than six pablic spirited men can do to build it up.
 Special Deputy Sheriff Spencer re- turned from Gallup Tuesday afternoon, having in custody Steve Milligan, wanted for forgery in Los Angeles California. Milligan hadbeen arrested on warrant from Los Angeles and placed in the jail here awaiting the arrival of Sheriff Gibson ofLos Angeles, but escaped from the jail last Friday night. Notwithstanding the prisoner being aided to escape by outside par ties, he could not escape the ylgilence of the officers and win be turned over to the Los Angeles authorities