The Coconino weekly sun., 1895-10-31
Oysters at Carroll's.

Oysters at Calroirs.
 Dr.. w. B. Cotton died in Prescott on Monday.
 | J. w. Wcatherford means business on his clearing sale. If you need boots and shoes. all kinds, try Bagnall's. Prices to suit all.
 J. D. Newman shipped three car loads of sheep to San Diego yesterday. For school books, states, writing tablets, pens, ink and pencils go to D, J. Branncn's Pioneer Drug Store.
 The Arizona Central bank savings department pays fair interest and affords convenient depository to those having small amounts to deposit. | Harry HnNworlli has sold the dwell ing now occupied by J. w. Weather ford to James O'Brien of Brlrmont, who will move his family here next month.
 The Flagstail Commercial Company have commenced moving into tlrir | new quarters and will he doing busi- inrsS at their new location after Ne vember list.
 w. H. Carroll has taken charge of the Parlor Exchange restaurant. Mr. Carrolls well known reputation as a caterer will insure a large patronage for this popular resort.
 Postmaster Ross gives notice that the l,ostollicc will be opened on Sun. days from 4:20 until 6 P. N. The change in hours is due to the change i in the arrival of the mail trains.
 Ladies of rlagstall, reserve your fall and win;erpurrhascs of millinery goods until you see the new stock. It will pay you and at the sam, lime yon will patronize q home institution. Amy E. Danford.
 A committee consisting of Harry Hibben, Frank Bpal, Charles Canall and E. A. Sliker have in hand the arrangements for Il grand masquerade bail at Babbiti's hail as soon as the electric lights are in working order. The date will be announced later.
 Glad to hear that the CoCoNINo SUN office at Flagstaff has become loo small for the successful transaction of ills increasing business. Editor r'unston is one of those big. liberal-hrnrtcd men that ever, body likes to see prosper. - Redlands Citroglnph. ! Probate Judge Layton has issued letters of administration during ihe month to the following persons: Mrs. Mary Friend, estate of Ellis Friend, de- ceased;T T. J. Coulter, estate of Ih"s. Grady, deceased. Mrs. Susie B. Alt man las filed petition for reappoini- ment as administrators of the estate of John R. Tabor, deceased, and F. S. Clark nas made application for inc ap- pointment of administrator of the estate of Harold w. Roll, deceased.
 Allen Greenlaw, the f0ur-year-oid son of Mir. and Mrs. C. A. Greenlaw, on Thursday of last week while play ing in the barn fell from the hay now, Il distance of fourteen feet. In falling his head struck on the mapgcr and he was badly injured about the head and shoulders He was inscnSiblc when picked up, and did not become con- scious for ten hours after his fall. He is now considered out of danger and
 no serious results are anticipated from
 the accident.
 5 Scipio Craig a few weeks ago made note in the .'Ci,rograph' of Redlands, , Cal, that the editor of the oUN had - been appointed commissioner of immi. g grafton for Coconino county. Sine, s that time the commissioner has had q | flood of letters from Redlands amt . vicinity containing inquiries about thi, 2 county, and all mention having oh : laincd the name and address from tn, <, "Ci,rograph," which leads us to believ, l that the paper IS read by all the ci,i :. zens of Redlands and vicinity.
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