The Coconino weekly sun. [volume] (Flagstaff, Ariz.) 1891-1896, 1892-12-15

j. c. Phelan, the Williams butcher
in his last report to the county Recor-
der reports forty-nine head Of stock
slaughtered in the month of November
The Prescott Courier says large
party of United States surveyors from
Washington will take the field some
time during the latter part of next
February. They will do geological
work in the vicinity of Oak Creek and
the Verde.
Nearly all colds are slight at first,
but their tendency is to so lower the
system that the suffer becomes ready
victim to any prevalent disease, The
use of Ayers Cherry Pectoral, in the
beginning of cold, would guard
against the danger.
Every mail brings from one to a
dozen letter to the SUN asking for in
formation in regard to this section OF
Arizona, and it takes both time and
money to reply to the inquiries as the
larger number of the seekers after in
formation fail to even send postage.
The members of Flagstaff Lodge No.
q, F. & A. NJ, are making arrange
ments to hold grand ball here on
February 22d. 1t is well known that
the Masonic brethren always give q
most enjoyable evenings entertainment
aud the coming event will be their
best endeavor.
n. r. Whitaker, prominent Cali
fornia sheep breeder, was IN town last
Saturday. Mr., Whitaker intends
spending the summer here next year
Having spent one summer here three
years ago, he declares that Flagstaff
is the most desirable summer residence
on the coast.
in Cohenour of Peach Springs
was in town this week. Mr.. Cohenoui
reports Mohave county as prosper'ng'
and that White Hills will soon be thu
best mining camp in Arizona. Mr.
Cohenour will be under sheriff Of Mo
have county. Sheriff Rosborough coulc
not have made a better selection.
Walter Bell, who escaped from GU
Jail last spring, was recaptured ant
returned and subsequently sent to tn
Flagstaff Jail for safe keeping, agail
made his escape the other day. From
the meagre account we have of the es
cape, it appears that it was owing t.
gross carelessuess on the part Of tn
TAILOR, rs it was done in broad daylight
st. Johns Herald,
The SUN acknowledges the receip
of complimentary ticket to the gran'
ball and supper of the first annua
ball of Aztec Division No. S5 order q
Railway Conductors, which will occu
in Williams in Pattons opera house o
the night of December 22. The baI
will be a superb affair. The must
will be furnished by the Fort Wingat
military orchestra.
Major r. Allyn Lewis, the newl,
appointed commander of the Secon
Battalion, First Infantry regiment, n
G. A, is one of the most efficient oil
GERS in the National Guard, and hi
promotion was based solely upon merit
In his past service as Battalion Adju
tant he has displayed great militar
ability and he is enthusiastic in hi
labors in the cause of an effectiy
militia organization. His good e'
ample and perfect knowledge of mil
tary affairs will be felt in the Nation;
Guard by greater advancement
} the discipline and efficiency of his con
mand.-Enterprise.
Monday Dir. ID. j. Brannen receive
telegram announcing the death {
his youngest brother DR.. NJ. P. Brar
men at Moberly, Mo. DIR. Branne
J left on the evening train to be preset
at the funeral. DR.. NJ. p. Braunel
was about 26 years old, and has bee
for the past three years house surgec
) of the Wabash railroad hospital, fir
: at Kansas City and latterly at Moberl,
! Mo. The cause of his death was hea
S disease having been found dead in h
bed on Sunday morning. The boo
I will be inferred at Savoy, ILL.,, Il
$ home of his parents. DIR. d. j. Bra
y men has host of friends in Northel
Arizona whose heartfelt sympathies
4 out to him 10 his bereavement.
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