The Coconino sun., 1913-11-14
"El Imparcial de Texas" at B.

10 Los Angeles Tn an auto IS get ting to be a popular one.
 J. Martinez, who has been holding a responsible position with the Greenlaw Lumber Go. at Cliffs, left last week for his home in Winslow where he will spend the winter on account of the shut ting down of the mill.
 Mrs. F. L. Beal writes that she recently settled in her new hone at I8I6, Magnolia avenue, Los Angeles, which she recently pur- chased, and will be much pleased to see any Flagstaff friends when they come to Los Angeles.
 C. C. Hutchinson, the prize winning sheep raiser, was in Flagstaff Wednesday from Selig- man on his way home to Phoenix. Mir. Hutchinson says there was
 some rain west as far as Seligman. Chas. C. Jones, youngest son of ]. E. Jones, was admitted to the bar last week with a class of seventeen, among whom was w. J. Bryan, Jr. The class was also admitted to practice in the federal courts.
 ]. E. Coleman, who has been hawk-eyeing nights for Bill Tucker at Camp I, was in Flagstaff this week. He has been wondering how the report got out that he wanted to tear Charlie Heston's clothes or kick him on the foot.
 Mayor Fitzmorris, who, in cluding his duties as mayor of Cliffs, has charge of the Santa Fe right of way, was Tn Flagstaff this week with his new Metz auto. It is real humdinger with a can full of real speed-in its mechanism.
 w. j.. Randall, the Pine cow man came in from the south yes- terday. In speaking of the range he says cattle and range is in good shape in his section of the country and believes cattle will winter through well in spite of the drought. Conductor Carl Wilkins, h e young man who can read a time card upside down and shuttle cars like euchre deck, was in Flag staff Friday. He moved h S family from Ask Fork to Winslow and will run out of that place hereafter.
 w. H. Schulz, who was arrested in Los Angeles charged with fraud in selling stock for the Ranchers Trust, was tried at Holbrook last Saturday. Schulz was defended by ]. E. Jones who won the case. It was dismissed with the defen- dant to pay costs.
 BIRMINGHAM, ALA.-F. l.. Willis, suffered greatly from asthma and bronchitis. He writes: "I got no re- lief until took Foley's Honey and Tar Compound. It entirely removes those choking sensations, and never failed to produce an easy and comfort able condition of the throat and lungs" Will Marian Pharmacy.-Ad- Vertisement.
 Speaker H. H. Linney, one of the popular young democratic leaders of the state, was in Flag staff Monday from Prescott on legal business. In speaking of politics he remarked that there were things brewing during state fair week at Phoenix, but it was too early to tell what was going to happen year from now.
 Mir. Roger Wolcott, a son of the Rev. Dr. Peter Wolcott, of Chicago, has been the guest during the past week of his col lege friend, the Rev. Joseph Lyons Meade. MT. Wolcott likes Flag staff and may spend few months here before returning to college to study some profession. He grad uated at the University of Wis consin last June.
 A generous supply of trout and cat fish was dumped off here Wednesday morning and fisher men were out in force to see that they were properly taken care. of. A supply of cat fish and bass was taken to Lake Mary and Kib- likinnic and trout were taken to Oak Greek. A number of other
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