The Coconino weekly sun., 1895-11-28

has a number of serious wounds. DIR.
Francis was called to attend the
wounded men.
1t is not thought possible that Ying
can live, and Coon may die, as both
fought viciously and were stabbed a
number of times. The quarrel was
over business matters.
Attorney Ross transacted business at
Flagstaff the first of the week.
Mrs. j. +. Michael, late of Texas, is
in the city on important business.
Mr.. j. II. Burton is the newly elected
city maj shal, Mr.. Thomas Smith beng
appointed deputy.
City Attorney Dunbar will transact
business and recuperate few days at
different California points.
Nj Salzman now owns one of the
nobbiest delivery wagons in town. the
work of Blacksmith Gibson.
W. A. Ruffhead will leave in few
days for Castle S.rings, where he will
spend few weeks for the benefit of
his health.
The Worlds Fair Jubilee Singers
occupied the boards and entertained a
crowded house at the opera house last
Monday evening.
The NJ. E. church people hold special
Thanksgiving services tonight. Rev.
o. j. McFadden will deliver the SER
mon, his subject being "Thanksgiv-
ing"
representative Of Levy, the clothier
of San Francisco, had the honor of
being the first to donate in the way Of
a peddler's license the sum of s. to-
wards the city's eXchequer.
Mike Mcbride, the genial aud at
complished bookkeeper for c. +. Boyce,
is spending the week in the vicinity OF
Prescott, looking after the mining in
terests of a Williams company.
The local lodge of Knights of Pythias
have purchased $50 magic lantern
with suitable views for the use and
proper instruction Of candidates seek.
ing to solve the mysteries of that order.
The territorial institute at Prescott
will be attended by all the teachers OF
this city, together with Messrs. Smith,
Hayward, Adams and Miss MabeI
Adams of the high school department
Engine No. 10l, while entering the
yards here Monday from a return tril
west, tried to turn around on one pail
of rails, caused by some defect in tho
pony trucks. The result was the los,
of the pilot and overturuing Of the
tank.
The members Of the Williams Socia
and Literary Club are making active
preparations for their Christmas ball
Supper will be served at the Harvey
House. The boys will not spare any
labor to make the affair the socia
| g ~
The late storms have dampenct
mining operations at the new "finds.
but not in the least the ardor of those
interested at present nor the interests
uf those who are anXiously awailin.
the melting Of the snow sufficiently tt
allow further prospecting. Numerou.
assays have been made, which max,
even the most skeplical believe it better
to sleep with one eye open.
The City Council held ITS regular
meeting Monday evening, the mayor
and all councilmen being present, ex
cept G. f. Boyce. who has resigned
After the regular opening of the meet
ing Joseph Broyles was elected Il.
councilman to fill the vacancy created
by the resignation of G. E. Boyce
Ordinance No. 20, relating to ell,
taxes was next brought up, aud afle
much discussion it was laid over unit,
the next meeting. Ordinance 81. al
amendment To Section 2, Ordinance l6
allowing managers OF halls to collec
at the rate of ~ so per day or $l2 81
per quarter as license, was passed. I
petition of citizens praying for side
walks on Railroad avenue. belweel
Second and Third streets, was granted
and property holders will be so noli