The Coconino weekly sun., 1892-01-07
Get your reserved seats early.

Get your reserved seats early.
The roof of the Presbyterian church
is being put on.
Ralph Cameron left for Yuma the
fore part of the week.
j. H. Rumsey has gone to Leaven-
worth, Kansas, on a visit.
Work on the Rabbit building is
rapidly nearing completion.
We would suggest that the young
ladies give Leap Year party.
Jas. A. Pitts left Tuesday for Dag
gett, Cal, where he will spend the
winter.
An attraction of solid, substantial
merit at Powells Opera House Mondy
the 18th.
F. w. Payne, the Bellemont ice deal
Q, has sold several car loads of ice to
Flagstaff parties.
Jas. A. Lamport and &. Z. Green
law left Monday for Kansas City.
They expect to be absent about four
weeks.
John Weaver, of Gallup, is in the
city visiting his old friend, b. Nj.
Spencer Mr.. Weaver intends locat-
ing in Flagstaff.
Prof. Ferguson the Eminent violin
specialist, at Powelrs Opera House
Monday night, Jan. 18th. Reserved
seats ut the postofiice.
Quite a number of prospectors will
leave for the Grand Canyon during the
coming week. Hope they will all
come back millionaires.
Jas. L. Black was in town Tuesday
for the first time in five weeks. The
stormy weather has kept him busy
looking after his stock.
Prof. Ferguson the great Specially
Artist. Monday 18th. You have never
vet heard anything worthy of any COM
parisOn, in any sense whatever.
During the week all the county Of
ficials have removed their offices into
the new Babbitt building, where they
are now located. The new quarters
are all pleasant aud roomy.
Company l, n. G. A., had prac-
tice shoot last Sunday. The boys are
making preparation for the threatened
war with Chilli, and hope that their
company may be called upon to take
part in the fray.
Pix HollingswOrth, the man who hit
n mexican on the head with rifle at
CANYON Diablo ON Christmas day, had
a hearing before Justice Gibson last
Saturday, and was released from GUS
tody for lack of evidence to convict.
The following books are missing
from the Flagstaff Library: Numbers
81, 80, Sc, 81. 1l6, 1lS, 1871, 1859, 10,
1873. 1877, 1913, 267. Parties having
any of the above numbers In their
possession will confer a favor by re-
turning them to the library.
Charley Davis, accompanied by his
brother, Bert, returned from Chicago
last Thursday. Charley has been en-
loving himself this week breaking in"
his new leg. Miss Lulu Davis who
accompanied her brothers to Chicago,
viii remain there during the winter.
..Now is the winter of our discomfort
made glorious summer" by Ayers
Sarsaparilla. This wonderful medicine
SO invigorates the system and enriehes
the blood that cold weather becomes
positively enjoyable. Arctic explorers
would do well to make note OF this.
A new boot and shoe shop has been
opened on Lereaux street, by George
Bagnall q gentleman who has earned
for himself reputation for fine work.
Mr.. Bagnall makes specially of cow
boy boots, and is reasonable in his
charges for all work. His advertise
ment appears in this paper.
Fred A. Walton, of Los Angeles,
special agent for the Atlas Insurance
Company, spent several days In Flag
staff this week Mr.. Walton was here
to adjust the insurance on Mr.. Will
bur's house which was burned recently.
The full amount insured for was al
lowed.
Sunday night at about 10 o'clock
three inmates of the county jail made
their escape. and no trace OF them has
been found since. Two of the men,
Bennett and Palmer, were awaiting
trial upon charge of DEMONSTRATING,
while the third, "Hobnob," was under
arrest for stealing goods from box
car.
. DIR. Robt. Coltman, Jr., and family
will leave Flagstaff on the goth inst.
for their missionary work in China.
Dr. Coltman has made many friends
here who will regret his departure.
His interesting lectures on life in China
n g. q.