The Coconino sun., 1891-07-04
The CoCoNINo Sun.
SATURDAY, JULY A, 1891
Local Matters.

j. ". sNorris Is OIL on ousiiess VI Y
to Los A hgeles this week.
Mrs. Y. q. Cornish left Monday for
a visit ao.friends in Prescott,
r IN .+Berry and c., +. Goddard
retmn3d from the Grand Canon
mines "Wednesday.
BoRk-On Saturday, juno 81, 1891,
in Fakstati. to the wife of E. E. Elk"'
wood, h daughter '..
P, IS. Bnnnen's is the place to get
che ;Inest Fousth OF July outfit for the
LEASH money ju town.
Nv. c. Bashford, one Of the promi-
men, business men OF Prescott, spent
I several days here during the week,
Judge Winthrop, OF Tonic Basin,
WIS in Flagst,f this week, and reports
everything prosperous in that section
A. ii. Fancher, local land agent Of
the A. Il p, is ia Prescott this week,
on business connectnd with the Land
0lice.
Five companies of the Ariznna
militia will take part in the grand
military drill at albuquerque in Sep
teInber.
s J. Lewis, the Ash Fork mer-
ch,nt, was in Flagstaff several days
this week laying in a stock OF goods
from our wholesale dealers.
+. Z. Wood, OF Canyon Diab'o, has
returned frUm his trip to Detroit.
Mimi. Mr.. Wood will probably locate
in Oregon. as he is savorably impressed
with that section.
The flagstaff military should re,
ceive every encouragement from our
citizens in their effort to secure the
first prize at the New Mexico fair, to
be held at Albuquerque. o.
Or. J. VI. Marshall returned Tues
dry frjm a trip over the a. d L. as
far west as Kingman. He says it Ii
getting little warm down there, the
mercury touching l07 degrees Monday
James Limport. county surveyor,
who has been helping make the sur
yey Tor the new railroad from Ash
Fork 10 Phoenix, returned this week.
The preliminary 81 r'ey has been com
ple;ed.
George Z. Brown, Deputy United
States Marshal, was in town Thursday,
summoniug witnesses for the term
United States Court, which will be
held in Prescott commencing Monday
the 18th inst.
&c, J,hn Slnderson presents his adver'
tisement to our readers in this Issue
His stock is complete one, anc
prompt attention to customers Is his
m5tto. His prices are in keeping
with the times.
Prof. McDougal, the Government
botanist, ma le the ascent of tho Sar
Francisco mountains last week. Ht
was tho first person to climb the peaks
this season. There is lots of game ii
the mountains at present
The attention of cur readers is calico
to the advertisement of the CONNER
c,al lodging house of Kingman, Messrs
Taggart l. Peasley, proprietors. Thes'
gentlemen have boon at considerable
expense 10 fitting up this house al
the rooms are good, and the location (
convenient aud quiet one. The public
are recommended to try the new house
ii Albuquerque had a number o
sach energetic citizens working in tn
interest of their fair as G. O. Hall
they would have everybody in northern
Arizona attend next fall Mr.. Hall j
anxious to have our militia compan,
attend, and believes that their chanc
of carrying away the grand prize is
good one
Tho Foreign Exchange Of the Arr
zona Central Bank has become an i'm
portant feature Of its business. Draft
oan be purchased in Flagstaff on Q,
cry important city in South America
Europe, Asia, Africss and Australia
Money in any amount can be tslt
gr,phsd to any banking point in tn
United States or Canada 27itf.
The Courier says ''Ex-Sheriff w. J
Mulvenon found, some years sine
near Grand Canon, small quantit
of molly odenun, and now sever;
prospectors are hunting for more i
same locality" The deposit refel
red to above has been found and Il
Gated by Flagstaff prospectors, an
they have the ore in quantities.
On Monday night NJ. s. Fox,
brakeman on tho water train, fell frol
the top of water car, near Cosnin
fracturing his skull, causing instal
death. The body was taken to Alb
qucrque TOR burial in the A. d p. cor
panys lot in Fairview cemetery. d
ceased was at one time reporter Q
the Fort Scott, Kan. Monitor, but ha
followed reilroiding for several yea
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