The Skylight kicker., 1897-12-30

ball tomorrow night. Frank Payne, one of Brllemont's best citizens was here Friday. Mrs. W. H. Ashurst spent CLrisin as at Williams returning home Sunday. Take your watch and jewellery re- pairs to J. A. Maurer at lbc postoflice.
 Charles Howard. the sheepuman of Ash Fork spent the holidays at this place.
 Work on the Grand Canyon railroad will surely not be delayed much longer.
 Godfrey and Stanley Sykes re- turned from business trip to Phoenix Friday.
 The restless hobo don't consider Flagstaff paradise and consequently he moves on.
 For freshest cuts in beaf, mutton. veal and pork, gos to Mohlenpah X Mudersbach.
 The tie force in this 3vicinity was increased Saturday by the arrival of thirteen men.
 A pair of properly fitted glasses would be a desirable New Year gift for your parents.
 Ed Gale and wife of Winslow have beea speuding the holidays here with relatives and friends. John Noble, prominent sheep grower, came up from Phoenix Mon day and returned Tuesday. One of the largest stocks of Furni- ture ever shipped to the Territory has just been received ut the Cash Store. Thomas Frier, an old settler of this SC ,tion. but now of Los Angeles, Cal. came in yesterday. and is mixing with friends here.
 Burton Davis and wife arrived from Los Angeles, Cal. Tuesday. They will commence housekeeping in the Joseph Brannen residence.
 Frank Beasley accompanied by his sister, Miss Retta and Miss Maud Kirtley, left for Phoenix overland Tuesday to spend the winter.
 If you wish to see an assortment of trunks, and valiscs of modern build at low prices. drop in to the Cash Store. Telescopes 75c up. trunks g to $50.
 Dr.. D. J. Brannen informs us that J. H. Lind is the happiest man in town. Since yesterday morning he has taken the title of papa" It is . girl.
 Green Howard, who has been in lcarcerated in the county jail on a charge of grand larceny for the past two weeks or more was released Mon day by his furnishing bail. A mortgage sale of some personal property in front of Inc postofiicc Monday drew crowd, but the prop erty didn't sell for high prices. A. H.. Beasley did the auctioneer act.
 Dr. F.. s. Miller, who has been con fined to his room the past two weeks with rheumatism, and other ailments was out on the streets Monday. We are pleased to see the doctor around again.
 The first white girl born in the city of Phoenix, Miss Ella Kirkland, daugb- ter of w. H. Kirkland. was married at Congress to. Mir. Wayne Ritter on Thursday, December 16. Judge Fran cis performed the ceremony. ny.-Phoenix Gazette.
 | We shall give synopsis of the inn portant local events of our city and county during the year 1897. in ou' issue of the 9th of next month. We are of opinion that it will be interest. ing to our readers, to refresh theii memories with brief review of the
 local events of the past year.
 Freight Conductor M. H. Higgins
 was crushed by freight at Kingmat Saturday night. He was swischlni
 and was caught. bss6sen two cars n. his thighs crushed. HI wife VI attending a Christmas bal in Needles when the sad messags reached her Husband crushed. bsyond hope of re csvsryn signed II. r. Ewing. Tn wife met him just before he died Tt.. x.,o.n;oao .t ti,a MatI,nJ;st m,