The Coconino weekly sun., 1892-05-05
LOCAL BREVITIES,
Fine growing weather, this.


 Macguire & Howard have put in large bellows in their blacksmith shop.
 Born-In Flagstaff, on April 80, to the wife of Dr, Manning, a daughter.
 r. D. Berry is looking after his min ing claims in the Grand Canyon this week.
 Mrs. c. H. Fancher and children left Sunday afternoon for months visit in Southern California.
 W. G. Henry and party of fisher men left Monday for few days trout fishing in Oak Creek,
 Mrs. II. Irvine left Monday for Sherman, Texas, called to the bedside of son, who is dangerously ill.
 Rev. Robert Coltman has rented the house of Mir. s. S. Acker, and will occupy it during the coming week.
 Call and get prices on blows, har- rows, seeders, wagons, buggies, buck boards, etc., at P. J, BRANnEN's.
 John Hance, the only original and only Grand Canyon guide, has been spending the past week in Flagstaff.
 The following messages remain un- delivered at the Western Union tele- graph office: Joe R. King, c. F. Cox.
 Copies of HE CocoNINo WEEKLY SUN can be obtained at Dr. Brannen's drug store and at John Abeel's news stand.
 Mrs. Harry Fulton is expected in Flagstaff on Friday, She will stop in her old home with Dr. Coltman's family.
 Aaron George, c, r, Ruffner, Wm. Stout and Frank Foulke left Monday for a ten days trip to the Grand Canyon.
 The incest variety of goods ever ex- hibited in Flagstag at Brannen's, con sisting of gents and ladies wearing apparel.
 A. Humphreys, of Prescott Junction, spent Tuesday in this place. He re- ports the stock interests in that section as doing finely.
 W, R. Macbeth, representing the Denver Times, was in town Tuesday looking up business for that lively ad- vocate of the free coinage of silver.
 The Arizona Lumber and Timber Co. have started up the Enterprise mill four miles north of here. J. k. Treat has the contract for doing the saving
 Sheriff Francis is busy assessing the taxpayers of Flagstaff this week There will not be much of an increase in valuation over last years assessment
 Married in Flagstaff, on April 20, 1892, Mrs. May D, Youree to Mir. Henry W. Cone, both from Williams. Rev. G. E. Pooler performed the cere- mony. The rain storm this week has done great good in this section. There has been less water running in the moun- tain streems this year than for several years past. O. P. Harding was in from Oak Creek this week and reports the trout fishing better this year than ever. Strawberries will be ripe in about three weeks.
 The San Francisco Weekly Call and the CocoNINo WEEKLY SUN can be had for sI per year; or the Daily Call and the SUN for S7 per year. See clubbing rates on fourth page
 Mir. and Mrs. Thos. Dunham of Waupun, Wis, who have been visiting the family of their nephew, A. A. Dutton, for several weeks past, left for their home on Sunday afternoon.
 II. S. Van Slyck, general agent of the freight and passenger department of the A. & P. railroad, spent Saturday last in the Mountain city looking after the business of the company here.
 Dr. A. D. Smith, of the firm of Smith X Smith, painless dentists, Albu- querque, N. M, will be in Flagstaff in about two weeks. The doctor will be prepared to do all kinds of dental work.
 It is the evident intention of the builders of the Ash Forks and Phoenix railroad to complete it at an early as possible. The contractor is advertising for 1000 more men to work on the grade.
 w. s. Decloss has been employed by our business men as night watchman in the business portion of town. Mir. Decloss is reliable, and our business men were fortunate in securing his services.
 II. Van Norman has his engine and wood working machinery in running order. Every thing works smoothly and Mir. Van Norman is fully prepared to turn out both new wagon work and  repairing in short order.