The Coconino sun., 1915-12-31

Racket Store closes at 6 p. m. through the months of Jan. and Feb.
 When you need the services of re- liable surveyor or engineer, see c. M. Brooks, in Pollock Block, or phone 223W.*
 Mir. J. R. Treat of Flagstaff, father of Mrs. Wallace Larson, is expected to spend the holidays here with his daughter.-Snowhake Herald.
 I have home made fruit cakes. plum puddings, and mince meat for sale Will also take orders for bread, rolls, brown bread, cakes, patty shells, home made candies and other baking. Phone 275W, Mrs. c. A. Greenlaw.
 Bert Lyons, who for Santa Fe req sons, calls his home Topeka, Kansas, came in from the east Friday morning to Christmas himself here, probably not on land matters, but possibly to land otherwise; beauty. but no escape
 Mr. and Mrs. J. G. o'Malley of Phoenix are the guests, over New Yer's, of Mir. and Mrs. Weber Smith. MT. O'Malley, as president of the O'Malley Lumber Company, is well known to the lumbermen of this section.
 Louis Benedict, the sheepman re- turned last Friday night from months visit to his old home in New York city. It is his first visit east in ten years and he claims the city has grown so that it is much larger than Flagstaff.
 County Attorney c. B. Wilson is laid up with dislocated knee cap. The knee cap was accidently dislocat- ed while getting into his auto We'd nesday and he has been unable to use his leg since on account of the strained muscles.
 "Bill' Hicklin, who has consider able expert knowledge of what horse | power given horse contains, left Wednesday for Tia Juana, Mexico, to view the speed kings down across the line from San Diego. The big meet opens up tomorrow.
 On account of the holiday season and the big snow yesterday The Sun can present you with only eight pages this week, but even printers don't like to work on Christmas and New Years. However during the coming year we have hopes of making up for it.
 Ben Chastain came home Sunday morning from Kingman, where he has been employed by Wm. Falder in his barbershop. He will move his family to that place this week. Ben says Kingman is a thriving burg these days, with mining talk predominating. | C. D. Richardson, the U. s. Indian trader located at Kae Peto springs was in from the reservation the first of the week. His nearest postoffice is Tuba. Mir. Richardson had nothing new or startling to offer, though busi- ness had been good throughout the year.
 Dad" Thornton has just completed big dam for M T. Piper three and half miles north of Angel, which he claims will eventually make lake as large as Lake Mary MT. Piper will use this as his permanent headquart- CTS for his sheep and make his home there.
 Vim. Beeson, Robt. Osborne, R. R. Hazlett and w. L. Taylor gathered to- gether a mess of guns and ammuni- tion Saturday and went out in the Leupp country to collect rabbits. They secured only about 100 and Beeson picked himself out a bob cat to top off the load with.
 The tar paper roofing on the new Babbitt garage building went on a tear with the wind Monday morning and large section of it left the roof for ever. It was strong wind and succeeded in getting under one corner of it with a vengeance. It was scat tered for blocks around.
 Mr. Stanley Kolodeyski, of Chicago, arrived in Flagstaff Sunday and will remain here few months recuperat- ing his health. He is an old time friend of Joe Pavlock of The Sun force, and is prominently identified