The Flagstaff sun-democrat., 1897-04-29
ADDITIONAL LOCAL.

OnarieS W. OavlS returucO iass week from business trip to Chicago. Charley reports much poverty and destitution. lack of business and dull ness of trade east of tho Mississippi. and was glad to get back to prosper ous Arizona.
 Come to Flagstaff July 5 and be royalty entertained and handsomely treated. Our famous climate is con. ducive to patriotic feelings. which reach climax on the Fourth of July and burst forth in all the glory of unparslled hospitality.
 Professor j. O'Malley and E. A. Fuerstoin, well.knnwn musicians of Phoenix, arrived Friday and conducted the music for the Whist Club ball that evening. Professor O'Malley, who is a dancing master as we'll xs a musician. will make Flagstaff his headquarters for this summer.
 "Gooseneck" Charlie, a fowl bird of prey who at one ti,Ms made Flagstaff the scene of his depresiations. has dis covered a "fabulou,ly rish" mine near Pichaco. Cal, across the Colorado river from Yuma county. ''Goose- neck" of course. wouldn't discover anything else but $4000 rock. The City Council has decided to add another story to the municipal Luild ing. It will thus be two stories and very credilsble looking structure Contractor J. C. Milligan is pushing tho work right along along and will have the building completed and ready for occupancy in couple of weeks.
 The dance given by the Whist Club at the opera house Friday night was |. social event of importance to the members of the club and their friends, who enjoyed themselves until an early hour Saturday morning in stripping the light fautsstic." Pro- lessor O'Msllsy of Phoenix furnished the music.
 Pete Berry came in from the Grand Canyon Friday and spent few days here. Mir Berry is interested with Sheriff ( cameron in some very prom,c. ing copper claims in the Canyon and the firm this summer will combine mining wiah looking after the comfort of Canyon tourists. A commodious hotel on the rim of the Canyon will be built. lumber for which, is being bsuled there now,
 ] Miss Olof Krarer, the little Esqui- mau. at the opera house Saturday night enlightened quite representa- tive audience on the lives and habits of her peculiar. race. Miss Krarer is Is feet inches. in height aud weighs llsa pounds; her complexion is as clear and fair as that of white per son. Tho proverbial darkness of the Esquinau. Miss Krarer explained dur. ing the lecture, is not SD much in the complexion ss from want of soap and water. In her own experience Miss Krarer stated that sho never knew inc luxury of a bath until she left her Greenland home at the age of l5, and the Esquimau never use soap and
 water throughout their lives. Miss krarer speaks English duently, is a' interesting ,alker and her occasional
 flashes of wit kept the audience in good humor throughout the lecture
 The entertainment was given under
 the auspices of the PresbvteriaI
 church and was financial success. Il That genial piano and music hust Ter of Arizona, with headquarters al , Phosnix, is again in Flagstaff on ono 0 his periodical trips. We allude t' , the irrepresible A. Redewill. H. , has done good business as usual. dis
 posing cf 8 dozen pianos and goo' number of smaller instruments durin,