The Coconino sun. [volume] (Flagstaff, Ariz.) 1891-1891, 1891-07-11

The road between Flagstaff and
Milton is in bad condition, and needs
fixing badly.
Just received fine line of gentle
men shoes from, 1926 to $3.50 at
Brannen's.
P. j. Brannen's is the place to get
the finest Fourth Of July outfit for the
least money in town.
Trevor Cory, representing the Albu-
querque Democrat, spent several days
in Flagstaff this week, and favored the
Sun office with call,
Every tissue Of the body, every nerve,
bone and muscle is made stronger and NOR.
healthy by taking Hoods Sarsaparilla.
G. d. Porter, prominent sheep
raiser of Apache county, was in town
yesterday. He was on his way to
Prescott to attend U. s. Court, which
meets Monday.
The firm of Daggs Brothers was dis
solved in August, 1890. l retained
my French merino sheep interests, and
am running a free lance, and have a
few hundred French rams Of all ages
for sale, and solicit the patronage Of
all wool growers. j. f. DAGGs.
Flagstaff, Ariz.
A board of survey consisting of
First Lieutenant Jesse Gregg and Sec
ond Lieutenant James L. Black of
Company G, and Second Lieutenant
r. G. Jones, of Company /, First
Regiment, N. G.. A, were busy yester-
day taking evidence in regard to the
loss Of the equipment destroyed by fire
in the armory building last fall.
The corner stone of the First NJ. Z.
church at Williams, was laid with
appropriate ceremonies on Friday,
the Sd inst. Rev. Mr.. Spray, of Pres
colt, delivered an excellent sermon on
the occasion. The citizens of VIII.
liams entertained the visitors in a
very hospitable manner. Quite q
number of our citizens were in at
tendance.
Adjutant General Gill was up from
Prescott this week inspecting Our
military companies and Strengthening
out some misunderstanding among the
boys. We are always glad to have
Eds smiling face beam in on us; he is
an old newspaper man, and never fails
to cali on rns- primers Wien "a. L.s
visits through the country.
7. F. Tilton, from the northern
part of the county, was in town Tues
day. Mr.. Tilton had difficulty
with neighbor last April, in which
the latter was killed. The Coroner's
jury exonerated Mr.. Tilton, but not =.
outstanding their verdict he was
here tor the purpose of giving him
, self up to the authorities. He was
taken before Justice Layton. who held
him in $500 bail to appear before the
Grand Jury.
While the chariot containing the
Goddess CT Liberty and thirteen young
ladies representing the original thirteen
states of the Union was standing in
front of this office on the morning Of
tire Fourth Of July, waiting for the
procession to move, one of the young
ladies was heard to say: ooh, my
goodness; the sun shines so bright in
my eyes that it almost blinds me. "
We were left In doubt as to which
"sun" she meant, Old Sol or The Coco
NISo Sun.
The Denver News has the following
item of news about q resident OF
of flagstaff, now travelling over the
country exhibiting a freak of nature
Shortly after 8 o'clock last night a
gasoline stove in the restaurant of
Taylor Il Mitrovich, 1861 Champa,
exploded, and a good portion of the
interior was put in blaze. The
flames pulled through the thin parti
ton into l649, where Mrs. Z. Con
S tales has been for week past exhibit
Q ing an arabian slave" The slave
t and everybody else fed, and when the
, department arrived it had clear field
quickly extinguishing the fire in both
rooms. The building is owned by W
L. Johnson. who suffers loss Of $500
Mrs. Gonzales lost clothing and effects
she thinks worth $3.50, while thu
restaurant is out probably 800.