The Coconino weekly sun., 1893-10-12


 Fresh oysters by the can at c. H. Collln's.
 Hoxworth & Co. arc supplying the markets of Klngman and Needles with dressed mutton.
 Sheriff Donahue has gone to Colorado after a man named Riley, who isl wanted here on charge of biting of Mexicau's ear.
 Frank Morrell, of Williams. who will probably be the next democratic can didate for sheriff of Coc0uino county, was in town several days this week.
 Miss Annie Prime, daughter of D. R. Prime, died this afternoon at 1:30 o'clock. She was about 17 years old and had been ill for more than year past. The funeral will take place from the M. E. church to-worrow afternoon at o'clock.
 BoRN--At Lockett's ranch, on Octo- Der 9th, 1898, to the wife of H. c. Lockett, son, weight l2 pounds. Henry says that it is future republi- can voter.
 Ernest Hart and Theodore Mitchell, who murdered Nicholas J. Sanchez in his store in Albuquerque last year, were each sentenced to the New Mexico penitentiary for ninety-nine years. Both confessed the crime.
 w. E. Walsh has been appointed auditor of the A. & P. railroad, vice w. w. Pope, resigned on account of ill health. It is said that H. A. Culloden, local aditor of the A. X F., will be pro- noted to auditor of the Sonora road.
 P. J. Brannen's discount sale is still going on. Do not fail to investigate the advantage of placing your orders with this establishment as they un- doubtedly are giving the largest amount of goods for the least money.
 Under Sheriff Drum is busy this week hunting grand and petit jurors to serve at the adjourned term of district court, which convenes Oct. 23. Deputy Gray is serving subpoenas for witnesses to appear before tho grand jury on tue same date.
 According to tho receivers report, the earnings of the P. &; A. c. railroad for the month of September were S454. IS. There has been issued $50, ,000 in receivers certificates which have all been sold for 70 cents on the dollar. The company owns one engine and one coach and has two engines and one coach leased.
 FOR RENT-One of the most com fortable Groom cottages in town. Only 800 feet from the railroad depot; all plastered and papcred; bath room, clos cts and cellar, with outside wood and coal shed; good sidewalks leading to town; water will be piped into the house. For terms apply to P. J. Bran- nen, the owner of the property.
 Messrs. John Cosman and R. w, Schopper, of saxony, Prussia. were visitors to the Grand Canyon this week. They have visited every point of inter- est in the United States, including the Worlds Fair, Yellowstone park and the Yosemite, and they say that the only thing in America which is not overesti- mated is the Grand Canyon, and that is grand beyond description.
 A number of Flagstaff young men, who have been working for the Saginaw Lumber O., at Williams, returned here this week. They quit work because the company have made considerable re- duction in wages. Itis true that Sl. 50 a day is not good wages for this country, but it must be remembered that these are the good old democratic times, which we have heard so much about, and it is the change that so many work ingmen voted to make last fall.
 Henry Kipson, "Wild Bill. returned this week from Grand Junction, Colo rado, with the horses stolen, it is sup posed, by Nels Myers. The trail was followed by A. Hutcheson and Henry Kipson from this place to Grand Junc- ton, but Myers had left only a day or two before, after having sold most of the stolen animals. Hutcheson re- turned several weeks ago and Kipscn took charge of the horses. The trip is long and hard one, the distance being over Foo miles, and they deserve credit for following the trail so persis1ently, and returning with the stolen torses. |
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