The Coconino weekly sun., 1892-11-10
LOCAL BREVITIES.

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 IF. Michaels, of the Williams News was in town Monday.
 The circulation of books of the Flag staff Public Librery is increasing every day.
 T. NJ. Daly one of the A. P. officials at Williams spent Wednesday in town.
 Claus Jenson who was shot in the arm is slowly recovering at the county hospital.
 All kinds of sheet iron and tin work including roofing and spouting, done by HoXworth & Co.
 The roads are now in excellent con- dition and the ranchmen are praying they will continue so indefenitelry
 Unless there is an abundant fall of snow and weather warm enough to meet it the ice crop this winter will be light,
 Services will be held at the Presby- terau Church next Sabbath as usual the Pastor will preach at Il a. m. aud 7 p. m.
 Rev. G. E. Pooler, was in town We'd nesday. He has moved, his family to Winslow,an will preach at that place and Holbrook the ensuing year.
 The livery stables and corrals did a rushing business during the early part of the week owing to the unusual num- Der of teams coming to town.
 Flagstaff is steady growing. There has been number of buildings erected this year, and our streets and side walks have been improved.
 <John Wesley arrived in Flagstaff Wednesday morning, He was stricken with mountain fever and taken to the county hospital. His recovery is doubtful.
 Joe Howard and Fred Tunnel went hunting in the foothills of the San Francisco mountain and as result brought back two deer and half dozen wild cats.
 If the results of the election will be the means of making Arizona state it will mollify to great exnteut the sting of pefeat, So far as all parties are concerned.
 The Miltonese is the name of a new social club recently organized in Milton. They will give their first, entertainment on Friday night, a ball ! at Powells opera house.
 c. W. Davis and wife returned Sun day from their trip to Chicago H., [ Mir. Davis will make trip to Los Angles before he resumes his duties ! as station agent here.
 Rev. Father Quetu, of Prescott, re- turned this week from atrip to France, | his native country. He stopped over ip Flagstaff Monday. He had a pleas ant voyage, both going and returning.
 The ladies of the Presbyterian church will give supper on Friday evening, SEov. 18th in the store recently occu- lpied by Mr. P. J. Brannen. Oysters <will be served. The proceeds will be applied to the parsonage fund
 The members of Wiuslow Lodge K. of r. will give grand ball in La Trades hall, on the night of Thanks giving Day. The Fort Wingate band will furnish the music and delightful time is promised to all lovers of the dance.
 A party of government botansts, will spend several months in Oak Cree; Canyon, and vicinity, and will l make q collection of the plants, and herbs, and shrubs of that seeior.. | There headquarters will at O. P. | Harding ranch.
 Francis Beaver, brother of Oscar who was shot and killed by Evans and Sontag the outlaws. passed through Flagstaff Wednesday on his way to California where he will join in the ! hunt for the mIrderers and try to avenge his brothers death,
 There was scene of unuasal act ivity on the streets of Flagstaff on Election day. All the cattlemen and residents of the out laying districts had come to town to vote, and it can be said to their credit that there were brawls or disturbance of any kind.
 Thos. E, Pulliam and Harry Jacoby have opened liquor store on San Francisco, avenue just in the rear of r. J. Brannens store. They have large and varied stock of liquors and rars and paake p speciality of selling
 brands of liquors in packages. eSs.. Pulliam and Jacoby are both popular and deserving youngmen, and they will soon build up agood substan- tial trade in their line.