The Coconino weekly sun., 1895-08-01

William Worth, the genial clerk or the Bank Hotel, leaves to-day for a trip to California.
 G. E. Pooler has been appointed justice of the peace of Winslow pre- cinct, Navajo county.
 J. H. Hoskins Jr., cashier of the Arizona Central Bank, was in Prescott last week attending court.
 E. L. Clancy has returned from Southern California. The climate there did not agree with him.
 John V. Rhoades left Monday for Kansas City and other Eastern cities, and will be absent about three months.
 The friends of Thomas Devine, whose leg was amputated few weeks ago, were glad to see him up town again this week.
 E. J. Smith was in town this week and increased the SUN subscription list by adding two more subscribers to our mailing lst.
 J. J. Vosburg, who has been spend- ing some tune on his ranch south of Holbrook, returned to his home in Los Angeles Tuesday.
 J. H. Bowman. chairman of the board of supervisors of Navajo county, was passenger on No. 3 Monday on his way to San Bernardino, Cal
 J. E. Walker, clerk of the District Court of Maricopa county, was pas senger on No. Friday. He was on his way to his old home in Virginia.
 Mrs. E. B. Perrin, Miss McNutt, Ed ward Perrin and George P. Thornton were guests of Mir. and Mrs. E. M. Doe Friday. The day was spent picnicking at the cliffs.
 John T. Hughes is furnishing the Tucson Star" with some very inter- esting letters from this section. Mir. Hughes is now with the surveying party of the Flagstaff and Canyon Rail- road.
 Miss Gertrude Hughes, daughter of Governor and Mrs. Hughes. has gone to California on a visit. Later she will visit Flagstaff and other points in Northern Arizona before returning home. e.-Star.
 J. Guthrie Savage will leave in few days for Boston, where he will attend the triennial conclave of the Knights Templar, and will also attend the grand encampment of the G. A. R., at Louisville, Ky.
 c. H. Algert of Tuba City, was in town several days this week and left Monday for San Francisco. Mir. AL gert has large trade with the Moqui, Navajo aud Plute Indians. and enjoys he confidence of these tribes to a arger extent than any other white nan.
 Another Tempe camping party ar 'ived here Monday and left for the irand Canyon yesterday. The mem- 'ers of the party are George J. Martz, Hiss Hattie Ridenour, Miss Lena Martz, diss Conea Culose, Miss Belle Maltz nd Rev. R. G. Goodwin. The party rave had pleasant and enjoyable trip verland.
 Mrs. M. c. Copeland and two chil- ren were passengers on No. last aturday on their way to Suisun 0 visit relatives. M. C. Copeland was or several years connected with the !. and P. railroad as agent at Ash 'ork and Kingman, and represented 1ohave county in the sixteenth lepis- iture. He is now with the Santa Fe oad at St. Joseph, Mo.
 A party of Winslow ladies and gen. emen arrived here Saturday night n their way to the Grand Canyon. hey travel in wagons and have com lete camping outfit, and will make f le trip at their own pleasure. The , lembers of the party are Mrs. R. S. lcClatiin, Mrs. George Irwin, Misses ydia Morris, Ora Rufcorn, Maggie I imen and Annie Stumpf, Messrs Geo. t urgess, J. G. Axling, L. w. Johnson, 5: McClaflin, Guy McClaflin and q. Groves.