The Flagstaff sun-democrat., 1897-08-26
LOCAL BREVITIES.

Dwyer. of Prescott. who have bee,
 visiting Mrs. Joseph Dent. rsturuet
 to their home this mors,ng.
 CofSa Bros. are selling Califorui, new squads at q. 10 per hundred pounds Arbuckles coffee. l5c per package. sud other gssds in proporbisn.
 The frst rain. to amount to any. thing, of the season fell yesterday aud was folloSed by steady downpou, the greater part of to-day.
 R. N. Rowe and wka of Chicag, arrived Sunday. Mr. xnws will sa. perintend the builtlsag of the tie. pickling pisnt at Belleassnt.
 Mrs. ]. c. Adams aud little daugll- ter aud a,aid of Phoenix are spending a few weeks in the Sky,x*t City. an,l have rooms at the New Bank.
 Everything that is worn by man. from 5 years old up-can be found at the Casl, Store m newest styles. great est varieties end lowest prices.
 Robert Finney one of the staunch rapchers of Beaver Greek. came in yes- terday with load of fine fruit which he gathered from his orchards. Y
 Aaron Goldberg and family arrived from Phoenix Sunday to spend a cou- pie of weeks Ia Flagstaff. They are stopping at the New Bank Hotel.
 Dxvid Russell of Bell~nont. who was held to await the action of the grand jury last week on the charge of killing x Mexican, gave bond Monday.
 c. E. Boyc-, one of the leading merchants of the live town of Will Hams, was transacting business with the Board of Supervisors here Monday.
 William Clitt. . constant reader of the SUN DEMOCRAT. is up rum his Bea- yer Creek ranch with wagon load of fine peaches and plums for this market.
 Mrs. B. c. Olnsy. the Misses Hol- lenbeck, Rev. H. P. C0rser snt F. c. Reid, and ]. W. Walker of Phoenix. attended the snake dance of the Moqui Indiaus.
 J. E. Baxter. travelling auditor of the Santa Fe Pacific, was in town Monday and Tuesday on h's round of checking up the books of the local station agents.
 The weeks arrivals at the Carroll- ton Hotel: Charles Canal. Froytanks; T. Moran. San Francisco; E. T. Elk ins. Ph,,enix; P. A. Psttee, Santa Fe; Hiram Baldwin. La Junta, Cal; B. M. Higg'ns. Denver; Mrs. E. Porter. Kansas Ci,,; Mrs. l.. Pheiffer. San Diego; Mrs. H. q. Eldrrdge, Phoenix.
 The Catholic Ladies' Benevolent As. sociation is completing arrangt ments for the Fair tO bs given on September 2. Q and g. at Bsbbitt's Opera House. This Is ihe first event of the kisd given here in three years and the ladies If the Catholic Church arc gning tn make this ts,r a magnificent success. The admission will bs free and everyone. Catholics and non-C Catholics, are in- vited to attend.
 Town Marshal Hochderifsr has been exercising ,hs city prisoners this week by having them to grade the grounds adjxcent to the city hall and jail. | The town authorities manifest great deal of s, mpaihy for the hoho element sf lale aud when they learn the hob0s are prom-na,ling in the suburbs of the city in search of work. Cor properly speakl Y in search "f grab). tLry are promptly cnrralIrd in the city jail. Is fast l"sing its reputation IS the holm's paradise.
 4 Prescoti correspon dent to the Phoenix Gxz~tie estimates the number of Pm~nix people who have visited this summer at three hum fred. This rs,inlate Is too low, but t Is good advertisement for the Sky | light City to draw so many visitors