The Coconino sun., 1915-09-17


accompanied by his war sack of good
! clothes.
Found-Small white cloth handbag,
containing few articles. Apply at
Sun office.
j. o. Hurst, one of the big fruit
raisers of Oak Creek was up from
Cornville Wednesday.
For health and accident insurance
see Murphy.
THE M. A. NUN .ENCY
Recorder Dan j. Cronin left Thurs
day morning to attend the exposition
at San Francisco.
Rev. Atkinson, of Los Angeles, pre-
siding elder of the NJ. f. church, was
in Flagstaff Wednesday and Thursday
on church business.
An insipient strike of lumber jacks
at F. L. NJ. camp was started and
stopped in short time last week.
Mrs. Sarah Harris, of California,
sister of Councilman S. l.. Finley is
visiting here this week, and is one of
the real interested sight seers who is
enjoying every moment of the time
spent in this altitude.
Mrs. Fred Platten was in the city
yesterday in her auto from Williams
on a short visit with friends. Mrs.
Platten intends to visit her mother in
Washington, D. c., shortly.
Ed. A. Sawyer, the sheepman, form
er mayor, politician and banker of
Winslow, also democrat and even in
spite of this last recrimination,
booster for greater Northern Ari-
iona, was in Flagstaff yesterday.
Mr.. George Puchta, president of the
Queen City Supply Co., republican
nominee for Mayor of Cincinnati, with
his wife and son, motored to Flagstaff
from the Grand Canyon, and visited
points of interest in the surrounding
country.
NJ. |. Powers, prominent banker of
Flagstaff, was in st. Johns and
Springerville this week, closing deal
with Stansell Greer and w. B. Stamps
for about 5000 head of sheep which
they had sold to Flagstaff parties
81 Johns 0hsarvar
DR.. and Mrs. o. H. Truman depart
ed for their home in Iowa City, Iowa
Saturday after spending the summer
in Flagstaff. DR.. Truman was en-.
gagged in research work at the Lowell
Observatory and is returning to take
up his regular work at the head OF
the department of astronomy at the
: University of Iowa.
A report reached here yesterday
. that small riot had occurred at the
Grand Canyon in which guns played
an important part. Sheriff Dickinson
was called out to investigate the mat
ter. The trouble is said to have oc.
CURED between rival livery companies
but was not such dangerous affair a.
at first reported.
The culvert crossing on Railroad
, avenue was opened this week, and is
I some feat in the way of concrete con,
struction. 1t is so feet in length
e built of reinforced concrete, including
side walk and railing, which was done
o by E. B. Raudebaugh, under contract
), for the city for $500. The work was
? supervised by concrete inspector r. R
! Hazlett
|. j. w. Weatherford was in Flagstaff
!. this week from Phoenix. The toll
road to the Frisco Peaks is gaining
Roadway and he hopes to be able tc
1 take passengers over the new road tc
/. the peaks in an auto before snow flies
t next year. All preliminary work is
r practically completed and the organ.
t ization of a company is well under
way.
Judge James Denton, of Somerset
Kentucky, arrived in Flagstaff Mon.
7 day and is the guest of w. A. Camp.
| bell. Judge sDenton is one of the
4 prominent members of the legal pro,
fession in his section of Kentucky
He will visit the Grand Canyon anc
5 other placed around Flagstaff before
t leaving for San Francisco to take il
! the exposition.
DR.. E. Payne Palmer, of Phoenix
generally acknowledged as one o.
: the best surgeons in the state, was il
Flagstaff few days this week. DR.
), Palmer had been to the medical asso
z citation meeting at Los Vegas, N. M
!, and met his wife and children whc
: were on their way back home from tn,
e east. They stopped off here for few
S days fishing and sight seeing, leaving
= Sunday for pboaniv