The Coconino weekly sun., 1894-06-28

Private Il. r. Banta 31 2s 6s Serg't w. c. Scott 3S 30 68 Corpl Y. Jensen, 34 25 6e Private J. i, Claybrook, & 22 6S Serg't F. W. Nelson, -. 3I % 66 Private Il. J. Barsman, A 56 30
 Total 20 iso 400 Sers't F. c. Hochderifer, a5 a 64 Private W, F. Kislingbury, 20 II 31 Private Joseph Gass, B 3i 06 Serg't Fred Hochderfer, B 27 @ Sergt Matthias Yost 22 10 q Lieut. W. r. Gibson, % B 50
 Total 17o l5a a9 ART. MCDONALD, Lieutenant-Colonel,
 Governors Staff, Scorer
 SIDNEY NJ. CRAIG, Captain Co. K.
 Range Officer,
 GEO. HocHDERFFER, Major 1st Bat
 talion, Inspecting Officer.
 The above record showing total score of 77 points in favor of the St. Johns team.
 The condition of weather was very unfavorable which caused the average score to be much less than it should have been, neither team being satisfied with their work. A shoot will again lakc place between the two compauies in the near future.
 The soreness of the defeated team md all other disappointments of the lays shoot were healed and smoothed away by the social manner in which they were served by the Winslow peo- pie, A grandsball was givcnin honor If the members of K and companies. The successful efforts of Messrs. Finn, Wolf, Hackens, Bishop, Schoonmakcr and others, to give the boys a Joll. time, will long be remembered by thcm At meeting held by Go. I, on the 23rd instant, vote of thanks was ten dered the citizens of Winslow for their kind treatment of the members of the company.
 Remember the concert on the even ing of July Sd,
 Tickets to the concert on July Sd only fifty cents.
 w. L. York has been appointed ad- ministrator of the estate of James Van Scoy, deceased.
 During the concert on Tuesday even- ing a short address will be made by Dr. D. J. Branneu on the objects and work of the Ancient Order of United Workmen.
 A tramp electrician has explained to electrician Canal the cause of the bug zing sound in the telephones. The tramp says the telephones arc full of microbes and that the noise is due to their buzzing.
 J. A. Vail has disposed of his Parlor Exchange saloon to M. T. and Robt. H. Black who will continue the busi- ness underline name of M. I. Black x Co. .Bain" and Bob are well known here, and they will make the Parlor Exchange favorite resort fol the public.
 The board of supervisors meet next Monday. They will meet as a Loarc of equalization, and it is expected thai they will hold an interesting session al there is a general desire by the ta' payers to reduce valuation, although in the majority of instances in pas years the valuations have been low.
 w. H. Carroll is fitting up his build ing on San Francisco street, and vii next week open up first class restau rant. It is something that has beel needed for a long time and if MT Carroll is given sufficient patronage restaurant that will be a credit t the town will be maintained.
 Frank E. Foster died this week i Los Angeles of blood poisoning. II had his leg accidentally broken recent ly and finally had to have it amputatet blood poisoning set in causing hi death. His body was taken to his ol home in Illinois for burial and passe through here yesterday accompanie lby Mrs. Foster. Deceased was We known in this section having reside here for several years.
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