The Coconino weekly sun., 1892-07-14
LOCAL BREVITJES.

C. A. Bush, county recorder, spent Sunday in Williams.
 F. s. Wilcox left for Albuquerque on Wednesday,
 Max Salzman made a business trip to Albuquerque this week.
 Five new members were initiated in the K. of P. lodge last night,
 Wm. and John w.. Nellis, of Will jams, were in Flagstaff Monday.
 The Flagstaff base ball club have in contemplation literary entertain ment.
 D. NJ. Riordan is making number of Improvements on his residence in Milton.
 Mrs, J. F. Daggs returned Saturday after a visit of several weeks in Los Angeles.
 A fine line of imported calling cards which the ladies are invited 10 call and inspect, at the SUN office,
 All kinds of sheet iron and tin work including roofing and spouting, done by Hoxworth X Go.
 FOR SALE OR RENr-My residence, containing four large rooms. For par ticulars apply to Max Salzman.
 Mrs. NJ. Frye, returned Tuesday from visit of several months with friends in Fl PaSo, Texas.
 J. B. Elmore and wife have returned to Flagstaff, from Kansas. They will hereafter reside in Arizona.
 Regular services will be held in the Presbyterian church next Sunday, by Rev. Dr. Coltman, the pastor.
 Ladies desiring the latest fashion magazines and fashion plates can find them at John Abeel's news stand.
 FOR SALE.-My entire household furniture. stoves, feather beds, etc. etc. Call at NJ. Salzman.
 Rain is needed in this section, few showers have fallen during the week but a generalrainfall is what is needed.
 The A. & r. arc now selling round trip tickets for one fare from Albuquer- que to the Grand Canyon and return,
 c. J. Norris has been appointed post master at Canyon Diablo. Mir. Norris has had charge of that office for some time past.
 T. F. McMillan is making a number of improvements and additions to his residence at his ranch, few miles north of town. F. G. Cornish is having handsome new residence erected in the northern part of town, which will be occupied by himself and family.
 A number of patented and unpat- ented ranches for sale; some of tn best range in the country for sheep or cattle. w. G. STEWART. / Sanford Rowe, of Williams, has taken his we'll boring outfit to Pine Springs, where he will prospect for water for parties there. / E, S. Gosney and party of eastern and Los Angeles friends left for the Grand Canyon Saturday. They will | be ten days in making the trip. Miss Nellie Lowry, of Indianapolis, Ind. sister of Mrs. NJ. NJ. Crocker, | joined her here on Sunday and will ac- company them to the Grand Canyon to-day. Clerk of the Board of Supervisors, T. F.. Pulliam, has completed the du- plicate assessment roll and it foots up s1,9iS,7i4.22, little less in total than last year.
 The Coconino cornet band picnickcd at Rogers Lake on Sunday last. The picnic was success, the boys had grand time and twokegs of beer helped them to have it.
 Ed. Whipple made a trip to Williams on Sunday, to make an assessment of the damage done on T. R. Nellis' house by fire. The damage was some thing less than $200.
 J. K. HurJ, of the Albuquerque Cit izen, was in town last week, in the in- | tcrest of the New Mexico Territorial | Fair. Mir. Hurd had number of ex- hibits promised the fair from this sec tion. Messrs. Cameron, Berry, Gale and Ferguson, have returned from theii | mine at the Grand Canyon. They brought in some fine specimens of cop per ore, which can be seen at the SUN | office,
 The town of Flagstaff is one of the | handsomest in Arizona, but it is al | present one of the dir,iest in tho Terri | tory. The streets and alleys need tn | attention of the sanitary constable an they need it bad.
 A. T. Cornish has received his new |