The Coconino weekly sun. [volume] (Flagstaff, Ariz.) 1891-1896, 1895-09-19

H. H. Hoxworth is receiving some
fine fat venison at his market.
Floyd Morgan superintends the town
herd from this on. He is Il hustler
from away back.
For Sale or Rent--A fine parlor
organ, in good condition. Apply at
once at this office.
The weather prophet predicted show
ers for Tuesday and Wednesday, and
his prediction proved correct.
For school books. states, writing
tablets, pens, ink aud pencils go to
ID. j. Brannen's Pioneer Drug Store.
The Arizona Central bank savings
department pays fair interest and
affords convenient depository to those
having small amounts to deposit.
The Santa Fe road will sell round
trip tickets on the 10Th, Goth and 2lst
OF September from Albuquerque to the
City of Mexico for $50. Tickets good
for t, rty days.
W.. do you eatp eat at Car
rolls, tie only neat and clean restau-
rant in town. Everyone,agoes there.
The most popular family resort. Good
attention to all Carroll leads. W
p. j. V. Bourbon YESTERDAY opted
the position as general solicilotpF hc
Rata Publishing aud Engraving y N,
pany. He is an experienced ma
this line, and the ''Riata,' " trealiz' 4
good results from his labor. aaiazettee
VA number of the citizens I Flag
staff responded to the call ker their
services TO clear up the school grounds.
aud great deal of rubbish was re-
moved. An invitation is extended to
all our citizens to help again on Sat
urday.
~Lockett Bros. brought to the Sun
office yesterday a couple of specimens
OF Coconino grown turnips. One
weighed seven pounds and measured
twenty-four inches in circumference;
the other weighed five pounds and
measured seventeen inches around it.
The Lockelt Bros. are among our sue
cessful ranchers and devote their time
strictly to business.
The Flagstaff and Gallup mines
played a game at Albuquerque Tues
day afternoon. At the end of nine
innings the score stood 2 to2 An
other inning resulted in the Gallup
club making 3 runs, and the Flaak aft
nine failed to score. The Flagstaff
team was represented by the following
players: Hail, catcher; King, second
base; Morris, left field; Zinsser, short
stop; Carmona, first base; Pardee,
pitcher; Burgess, third base; Sllker,
center field; Thomas, right field.
Mrs. r. II. Owens arrived from Los
Angeles early in the week, expecting
to teach the Mineral Park school. !
Since her arrival she has been Informed !
that there will be no school held at the !
Park this season. 1t seems the lady |
had been engaged by the Park trustees
to teach their school. and had been
told TO come on, and it makes it very
inconvenicnt for her on arrival to find |
that the school has been abandoned. |
Mrs. Owens is a sister of Henry Ross.
register of the United States land office
at Prescott. Mineral Wealth.
G. +. Hoffman was taken from pas
senger train No. 4 Monday afternoon
aud placed in charge of Sheriff Cam
eron. Hoffman was on his way to
Denver from Los Angeles, and Sun
day, between Needles and Kingman,
he became insane and was placed in
the hands of Deputy Sheriff Potts, who
kept HIM until Monday. Hoffman had
become rational and he was allowed to
proceed. Before reaching this place
he became insane again, but after a
days rest he seemed all right. and he
was allowed to lake the train Tuesday
evening.
y James A. Fleming and family re-
turned yesterday morning from Flag
staff, where they have been spending
the summer and where Mr.. Fleming is
engaged in the endeavor to build an
electric railroad to the Grand Canyon
and water works system for the city.
He has made the proposition to the
people of that city that If they would
build the first twenty miles of the road
he would complete it, and the PROPOSE
tion was so satisfactory 10 the upople