The Coconino sun., 1915-05-28
Local Brevities

1uc OuH HdS tIlt UcSI calulppcu JUL printing department in this section of the state. We pay high class prin- ters for doing the work and do high class work.
 The little suburb of Milton has been cleaned up and is getting to be really fine looking residence district. Pro- petry ought to be worth at least 25 per cent more there now.
 Dan Hogan, the Irish wood worker, is putting new front into the Tate building on Railroad avenue. The in terior has already been fitted with shelving for new store.
 J. D. Newman was in the city Fri day and Saturday. He had just come over the Mud Tank trail with his sheep on their way to Holbrook. He left Saturday for Los Angeles.
 F. Maynard returned last Monday from San Francisco, where he has been attending the exposition. He claims the Canadian building is one of the finest on the exposition grounds.
 Dr. E. E. Oldaker, chief of the U. S. Bureau of Animal Industry for Ari- zona, came up from Phoenix Friday for short stay. He will make this his headquarters later in the season.
 The board of supervisors of the county will meet next Monday as a board of equalization and continue ten days. Their regular monthly ses- sion will convene Monday, June 7th.
 It is said on good authority that a stranger asked a cowpuncher when summer weather arrived here and re- ceived the laconic answer: Don't know; only been here two years my self"
 Station agent Harvey Moore stop ped over at home here a few hours Thursday on his way back to Selig- man form Winslow, where he attend ed the station agents monthly meet ing.
 w. J. Mulvenon, one of the most prominent figures in the political and business life of northern Arizona and sheriff of Yavapai county in 1886 and 1888, died at Prescott Wednesday morning.
 Mir. and Mrs. A. J. Ivens, of Mil waukee, Wis, arrived in Flagstaff yesterday morning, and are the guests of Mrs. E. M. Robinson, Mir. Iven's sister. They expect to remain about a month.
 The Sun is all home print-all home interest and mostly circulated among all home people. Our job plant is the best in Northern Arizona and our prices cheaper than all other commodities.
 Does the Sun office do job printing ? Why certainly, nearly every class and kind you can imagine-the quality is there in the paper as we'll as the printing. You needn't be ashamed to show our work any place.
 J. w. Weatherford is having a new cement sidewalk put in along the north side of the Weatherford hotel and will also remove the large posts underneath the second story porch running along the building.
 A Williams tourist the other day exclaimed to friend as No. 1 pulled in:-"Gee! I've lost all my baggage
 Friend: "That SO? Some one stea it?"
 "No. The cork came out"
 Monday night-the Woman's clut special at the Majestic, brought out g good big house. It is expected that these nights with special film features will prove great success and grow in popularity from week to week.
 The sand piles seen along tho streets in all directions are evidence that a part of the nine miles of ce ent walk is going down in advance o1 the last notice. They have beer badly needed as it is manifestly un fair for one man to put down goot walk then be compelled to wall through mud because of some on' else's neglect.