The Coconino sun., 1916-02-18
MT. E S. Gosney of Pasadena, was in the city a few days this week.

Nuo III iuSoshh NSuiSoNNy OiICI- noon on school business.
 J. Buckley left this week for King man and if the booming mining town suits him, will locate there. l.. Ott is now in Redlands where he expects to remain a couple months before returning to Flagstaff. Hon. E. E. Ellinwood of Bisbee, ar rived in Flagstaff yesterday on legal business for the A. l.. & T. Co.
 Mir. W. H. Hughes, the Williams sheepman, was in Flagstaff on a short business visit Wednesday. Attorney J. E. Jones was in Hol- brook Tuesday where he had a num- Der of cases set for trial before Judge Sapp.
 F.. s. Carlos has added three full blood Jersey cows to his Turkey Tank ranch and expects to develop high grade herd.
 Mrs. c. H. Sleater and Mrs. B. A. Sanderson went to Prescott yesterday, where they will visit relatives for couple weeks.
 David Lowell is rejoicing over the arrival of husky baby boy at his home on West Birch street Wednes- day morning.
 Dr. c. F. Por.z returned last week from Pennsylvania where he was called by the death of Mrs. Portz father, MT. King.
 Harry J. Gray announces the arrival of new baby boy at his home in Phoenix. The stork left it at his home on the 18th.
 Mrs. w. H. Anderson left Wednes- day afternoon for Willard, N. M., where she will visit her son Hugh Anderson for few weeks.
 Miss Katie A. Murphy departed for her home in Clinton, Mass, Thursday morning after visit of ten days with her brother, M. A. Murphy.
 L. J. Featherstone left Wednesday for Miami where he expects to mine for few months before coming bback to assist in trimming the hills of tim Der.
 The A. L. & T. company is re-lin- ing the interior of their big refuse burner with fire brick. It will take two carloads and half to do the work.
 Tom Wagner, the merchant prince of Anita, was in Flagstaff Monday shopping. He now has a real store in the growing and prosperous city of Anita.
 Walter Jagger, of the Flagstaff Mercantile Co.,, went to Kingman Thursday to attend the annual meet ing of the stockholders of the Lovin Withers Co.
 The committee of ladies who have , the Royal Neighbors' dance in charge at the McMillon hall on the night of February 21st, promise you good time if you come.
 Rev. A. B. Chinn will give an il- lustrated lecture on China at the Epis- copal church Friday evening (to, night) at 8 o'clock. Everybody in vited. No admission charged.
 The Elks dance at the McMillon hal last Saturday night was well attend. ed as they usually are. The commit. , te consisted of F. w. lesser, o. B Raudebaugh and Claud Mack. They have another dance scheduled for mex, month on St. Patrick's Day.
 Fred Russell has been taking tho , Tuba mail out as far as the divide 1T z the snow, from there w. S. Beard get it and takes it on into Tuba by auto It will be some time before the triI . can be made through the present Q snow belt into Flagstaff by auto. f w. c. Colcord came in Monda!
 from his winter headquarter COW : camp in the Canyon Diablo country MT. Colcord says snow has gone of
 rapidly and that new feed is coming
 up in abundance, making condition
 look prosperous for the coming year | M. A. Murphy has been appointe'
 deputy assessor and is now makin,
 the rounds of Flagstaff. MT. Murph.
 says that under the new law persona
 and poll tax are due and payable whel
 assessed. If not paid at once bon'
 must be given to the county for tn
 amount.
 | Jack Hester and wife returne
 Wednesday from Las Cruces, N. M
 where they spent part of the winter
 He says the roads are rather bette for an aeronlane than a wagon to hi