The Coconino weekly sun., 1892-01-28
LOCAL PREVITIES,


 Several car loads of potatoes wer, shipped to Prescott this week,
 Max Salzman went to williams "Wednesday on business, .
 Dr, D. J. Brannen went to Williams Sunday on professional visit.
 Born in Flagstaff on January Fist tc the wife of J. w. Francis a daughter
 The past week is the first in nine weeks that the thermometer did moi touch zero.
 The weather at Bellemont is on the average from 10 to l5 degrees colder than in Flagstaff.
 c. H. Fancher, the A. & P. land agent at this place made trip to Al. buquerque this week.
 Chas. Kathrens has bought of P. J. Brannen two lots south of his residence in Brannen's addition.
 R. B. Burns, resident engineer of the A. X P, with headquarters at Williams was in Flagstaff Tuesday.
 Coconino county has bought Lot IS, Block S2, in the court house square from NJ. C. Collens.
 F. W. Payne has finished his ice harvest, he has a about 5000 tons of  very fine quality of ice.
 Rev. G. E. Pooler goes to Winslow to-day and will remain and preach there next Sunday evening.
 The Friday afternoon exercises of the public school are highly spoken of by those who attended. There was not a quorum at the Board of Trade rooms last night and no regular meeting was held
 Prayer mee ting at the Presbyterian church this (Thursday) evening at 7:3O o'clock. You ARE INVITED.
 J. Wilber Thurber left Monday for Ash Forks where he has a sub contract for grading on the S. F. P, & P. rail- road, r D Company ''I'' is industriously drill ing. All the members will be ready for duty shotld trouble occur with Chilli.
 W. c. Bayless left Wednesday for Prescott Junction where he will spend a couple of weeks looking after his stock interests T. G. Norris sold to Los Angeles butchers two car loads of sheep. The | shipment was made to-day under the charge of J. Montgomery.
 c. W. Davis is buildinga club house. It will contain q billiard table and will be used by the railroad boys to help while away their idle moments.
 There are quite number of cases of measles in town, the little son of Mir. and Mrs. T. J. Coalter being the | last victim to the infantile disease.
 The Prospector says: Father Dolje is in Tombstone shaking hands with his Hosts of friends, after long absence in the northern part of the territory.
 T. G. Norris and F. w. Sisson have purchased a residence in Needles, Cali fornia, and it is their intention to send their families there to spend the winter. The ladies of the NJ. E. Church gave | an oyster supper at Babbitt Hall on Tuesday evening. It was well attended and the supper was a success linan- cially.
 The Odd Fellows Lodge now meets on Saturday night instead of .Wednes- day as heretofore. The meetings are held in their new hall in the Norris building. Why is at that the houses of prosti- l tuition are not moved outside of the limit fixed by Board of Supervisors? Whose duty is it to see that the law is enforced? A. W. Lewis representing Fritz Bros. cigar manufacturers was in town Wednesday and received good many orders for that popular brand of cigars known as ''Margueritcs."
 Harry Fulton is up from Canyon Diablo this week. He reports his sheep doing well, but there is but lit tle water in the tanks and the Little Colorado is still the watering place for all stock.
 Dr. J. NJ. Marshall, the dentist, re- 1rped from Williams Monday He will remain here about ten days when he will go east to points along the A. & P,
 storm set in on Wednesday and continued until this morning. The storm is general over the coast and oood rams are reported from the southern part of the territory.
 The Coconino Lumber Company are erecting buiiding in which to place tbFr saw and blaming mill machinery near the site of Brannen's dam. A side track will be run from the A. X F. railroad to the mill.