The Coconino sun., 1908-10-09

Jacob Caufman, the republican candidate for supervisor, was in the city from Williams yesterday. MT. Cauflnan insists that he will be one of lem after January Ist next.
 Mrs. Pell of Los Angeles came in from Oak Creek Sunday and left for her home. Miss Edith and her brothers, Roger and Webster, will remain here for couple of months before returning.
 Printers are sometimes an un- certain quantity, as you may have heard. On this account, with much election work on hand to boot, the Sun does not shine as bright as usual this week.
 Ollie Dumas came into Flag staff Tuesday. In the evening the Elk fellers got hold of him, put brand and ear marks on him and turned him into the common herd with the rest of the bunch.
 Trainmaster Dufield stopped off here Wednesday with his face all fixed for venisen. He expects to leave for the wilds in hopes of getting turkey or deer, or possibly handicapping bear on the trip.
 The big wind last week not only milled the disintegrated real estate around promiscous like, but blew down a great number of old trees in the forest and fattened out many fields of grain for the ranchers
 Jeff Williams has moved his family from Williams to Flagstaff and will take back his place at the mill. MT. Williams has been in Kansas City and other eastern points since leaving Flagstaff last spring.
 Judge Doe and Gene Sliker were hunting ducks at Rogers lake last Sunday in the Judges new tangled boat. They are reported to have killed POP ducks these figures may be trimmed from either end.
 The Black River Mining and Smelling company has an adver- tisement in this issue that should interest the investor. It is good property with good responsible men back of it who are entitled to the support of the home people.
 ]. E. Rufin and Earl Slipher were peddling ammunition in the vicinity of Fort Valley Sunday. Rufin has a new rifle with spe- cially made cartridges, so ar ranged that the game is dressed as it is killed. It's long range gun.
 Thos Saver returned Monday evening from a three weeks trip to Wisconsin where Dent X Saver own a large tract of fine farm land. MT. Saver says that he struck a snow storm while east and was mighty glad to get back to Arizo- na again.
 w. w. Bass, one of the men who made the Grand Canyon ia nous, was in the city Monday. His leg, which was broken by the fall of horse some time ago, IS improving, and he is able to get around quite handily on his crutches.
 Mrs. Charles B. Howard of the Postal Telegraph company has been transferred to Winslow and will shortly leave for that place. MT. and Mrs. Howard have made many warm friends in Flagstaff during their stay here. MT. V. E.. Hopkins has taken charge of the Postal office.
 Rev. Clyde P. Metcalf was re- turned to the Flagstaff charge by the Methodist Episcopal confer ence which closed at Douglas this week. The members of his con gregation and the people of Flag staff generally are very much pleased to have him with them for another year.
 Photographer Fred Stone has been making some splendid large photos of the Saginaw & Manistee Lumber company's large sawmill and box factory this week. He also made a couple of large views of the town of Williams while he was there. MT. Stone is one o the best senic photographers that L AL. ..l