The Coconino weekly sun., 1894-12-20

Ndiiiu,1 dt l HE DUN Olllce.
 Tanner Bros. came in from Tuba City yesterday with 29 head of beef cattle for Daggs and Acker.
 John Coates has returned from Van. derbilt, Cal. where he was engaged in~the restaurant business until his health failed him several weeks ago.
 The contract for the building of tn, new public school has not yet been let The school trustees are still wrestling with the plans and specifications.
 Mrs, Minerva Scarborough, of Ann Arbor, Mich mother of Mrs. J. E. Jones, and of the lately deceased Ms. T. G. Norris, arrived last night and went on to Prescott to-day.
 Says the Graham County Bulletin: "Micky" Stewart is in Los Angeles he will be at Phoenix when tine legis lature meets. An Arizona legislature would be incomplete without "Micky" in the lobby.
 The matter of local fire depart ment has not been dropped, Those who are interested in the organization of Il volunteer company have sent for catalogues of the different apparatus in common use.
 C. W. Dodey was on trial in Justice Johnston's court at Williams yesterday on the charge of eXtortion. Some time ago Dodey charged man named Chapman with adultery, and now Chap man alleges that Dodey wanted to settle the. ease for $200.
 City Marshal Bayless has rendered his resignation, to take effect January II. The law will not allow man to hold two offices at the same time, and as Mr. Bayless is a constable with the new year his resignation of the city office is imperative.
 The following is clipped from the Border Videttc', published at No gales: The Vldette extends sincere sym pathy to Hon. T. G. Norris, who lost his good wife last week. Mrs. Norris was an admirable, loving wife and a kind mother, one of those women who are admired and respected by all.
 c. A. Green, the insurance agent, is back on his old Flagstaff heath This time he is an involuntary guest of the town. Green was unable to furnish bail at his hearing on the charge of obtainlng money on false pretenscs and United States Marshal Morrell brought him up from Williams last night. The officer returned home last night
 Fred Heinlcin, who was sent here by Gov. Hughes to inspect the work on the reform school, left for Phoenix Sunday. Mr. Heinlcin expressed him self as we'll pleased with the architec, tural feature of the construction and the progress that has been made in the erection of the building. This was his first visit to Flagstaff, and he was manifestIy surprised to find a growing prosperous town amid such pictures que surroundings.
 The Postal Telegraph Company opened for business in Flagstaff thi: morning, with Roy Nichols at tho keys. E. L. Stringer, with corps o assistants, has been here for scvera days, experimenting the work o stringing the wires and establishing the plant. dis work is about com pleted and he will probably leave fol the cast tonight with his family Along the A. & P. line, offices have been established at Daggett, Kingman Needles, Williams, Flagstaff, Holbrook Springer, Ratou, Triuidad, Gallup Albuquerque, Cerrillos and Las Vegas
 On Saturday night the first ins'alla ton of Olive Council No. 1, R. and 5 M., took place, Ex-Gov. Tritle acting as installing officer. The following officers were installed; A. G. Oliver T. I. NJ; R. N. Fredricks, Dep. l. M. NJ. Goldwater, P. c. C.; $. E. Bright C. of G.; D. F. Mitchell, C. C.; N Levy, Treas. A. A. Johns, Rec; F G. Brccht. C. S; w. J. Martin, Sen tinel. The hall was lit for the first tim' by electricity and the installation o this council, the first in AIizona, i another link in the chain of masoni history of this territory.-Cou:ier. EaWRTd2e
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