The Flagstaff sun-democrat., 1897-05-20

fruits and vegetables of the season; alst Il fine assortment of cream candies. Am rebuilding my foundry and can
 io any kind of casting up to ffteeu hundred pounds. J. B. PoUrHIE. l Cumberland Michaels returne q Sun. day from Los Angeles, where he had been spending three weeks on visit. FoR SALE--Farm of l6O acres. with Improvements, nine miles south oi Flagstaff. Inquire of JOHN SANDERsoN. have n lot of good seed potatoes for sale Ht market prices; terms cash. JAMES O'BRIEN. Bellemont, Ariz.
 Mr. Donglass informs us that Lo ] well observatory will be opened to the pub,,s: for oue evening in about two weeks.
 o. P. Harding came up from his Oak Creek ranch Saturday and spent few days this week with old time friends.
 The range is in splendid condition and cattle and sheep men are in good humor. There is au abundance of water and grass.
 F. H. Huh of Lawrence. Kan, brother of Mrs George Zrtller. came in Tuesday and will make Flagstaff his future home.
 ]. H. Breed, ono of the oldest and wsalthirst Aitizens of Nw,j, county, returned from Los Angeles Saturday lo his Holbrook hom.. All bills due the Van Deren Broth CTS in the butcher business are owing and payable to J. A. Van Drren iron, the lst of April. 1897. Don't forget that Garrett Ss Hennessy are running the Flagstaff Meat Market, Hoxworth's old stand. where all will get courteous treatment. FoR RENT-Furnishel roms. new and cleau; day 25 cents. week $l.50. Board and room $6 per week. MRS. HELLER's. Professor D. A. Drew of Lowell ob- servxtory has been appointed iy the School Board principal of Emerson High schul for the next term of school.
 Our j-weler. Gaston Crawford, ac- companied by his brother. A. E. Crew. ford, leave in the morning. (Sun'lay,) f"r Telluride. Colorado. = Gallup Cleaner.
 Rev. Whittsmore of Florence sr- rived Friday and visited with Rev. H. P. Cnrser until Monday, when he left for Chicago to attend Ih- Prrsb, t-rian General Assembly,.
 The Santa Fe are making extensive Improvement in the water system of The Atlantic & Pacific. Large re,er- roirs are h,lrg constructed at Walnut. Srlignan and Ash Fork
 All persons interested in baseball vii. meet ..t The Da.. gr..a.nl, ouaday attern.nn. A captain is io he elected and other necessary steps taken to ar rsnge nine for ihe season.
 Any person or persons having base. ball pr"prr'y. in the way "f balls, i,ats. suits. masks or gloves, will please leave sam. ai ihe Pioneer Dug Sure. By order of COMMITTEE.
 Mrs. F. J. Browning arrived Satur- day morning from Portland. Ore, and Fra-d is as happy as \ lark. Mir. and Mrs. Rrnwning have gone to house. keeping in ,h. w G. Dickinson resi- drnce.
 The services at the Presby terian churcl, next sunday will be as usual. Preaching iN the pastor morniag and F, ,-ning. Tn. subject for the evening service will be. 1.-The Man Hard t0 Place."
 Contractor J. C. Milligan started up his brick yard al the sandstone quarry Monday. He will furnish the Green. law Lunsnrr company with 10000 brick fr the furnaces for their new b,ilers.
 A. E. Crawford left Saturday even- ing for Telluride. C,,lo.. where he will locate. W- are sorry .o lose such \ good citizen as Mir. Crawford, hut hope he will meet with success in his new field.
 The Phoenix Gazette says: Not many Ph"-nix people will be h,nc''rd into dropping their money iu Los An- grlrs this summer when Present. and Flagstaff offer such inducements aud