The Coconino sun., 1908-09-25
Harrison Conrard of Maine was in the city Monday.

shut down and will probably re- main imperative until next spring.
 Uncle James J. Thompson was in Monday from his ranch on Oak Creek with a fine lot of apples. He took them overland to Will Hams Tuesday owing to bad mar ket here at this time. Mrs. George Weinert came down from Flagstaff Saturday, where she has been visiting during vacation time, and has resumed her place as teacher in the school here. Wins low Mail.
 Judge E. M. Doe has ordered a canvas boat with which to slaueh- ter ducks on the different lakes this fall. It's a new tangled affair and will probably work fine either for ducks or duckings.
 Robert Black returned from Los Angeles Monday. He says Mrs. Vail has greatly improved in health since reaching the sea shore and that she will soon be entirely re- covered.
 Mir. Chas. c. Steamer of Williams. candidate for the reub- lican nomination for county super intendent of schools was in the city Sunday and Monday making hay among the newly elected delegates.
 Mir. Henry Adams of Prescott stopped off here Saturday to visit his sister. Mrs. George Colton. He was on his way to Rolla. Mo .. to attend the school of mines loca ted at that place.
 Leslie Cooper, young electri- elan at the light plant. the other day lost a portion of his index finger, and had his hand badly burned, by making a short circuit which gave him a jolt of HOO volts.
 August Lindstrom, General Woods superintendent of the Sag inaw & Manistee Lumber Co.,, was in town Sunday and Monday look ing for more men to do woods work at their camps north of Belle mont.
 Mir. Harry H. Smith. L. C. Merrill and Ralph Berry came in overland Monday from Grandview. Ralph says that there has been a scarcity of rain in the Gradview locality and very few dams have water in them.
 Judge Webster Street died in Los Angeles Monday morning. He was formerly chief justice of Ari- zona, and came to the territory in 1877 from Pittsburg and located at Prescott. He was stricken last spring with paralysis from which he never fully recovered.
 Miss Ida Westfall has severed her connection with the Electric Theatre. She left Monday for Grand Canyon where she will re- main a week. then go to Phoenix where she has an engagement for the winter.
 E. c. Slipher returned from the Grand Canyon Monday where he has been experimenting on weather conditions. It is understood that Ii f favorable conditions prevail there that instruments will be set up to do work in connection with the Lowell Observatory here.
 Miss Cecile Schulz, accompanied by Mrs. C. H. Schulz left Saturday for Los Angeles, where Miss Cecile will enter the Marlborough girls boarding school for the term. Mrs. Schulz will remain in Los Angeles week or so before re- turning.
 About thirty couples of young people enjoyed dance at McMillan hall last Friday evening given by the Coronado Dancing Club. Mrs. Porter of the Electric Theatre fur nished excellent music in the ab- sence of George Barnes who had, lost himself deer hunting.
 MT. and Mrs. A. V. Loveland of Auburn. New York. who are visit ing their daughter. Mrs. George w. Glowner, will leave for Los Ar geles Monday. where they will sojourn for a time before returning to their home This is their first | uisit tn Nnrtharn Ariaona and thau