The Coconino sun., 1916-06-30

| When you need the services of re.
liable surveyor or engineer, see C. M
Brooks, in Pollock block, or phone
25OJ..
Mr.. Guy Alsup and bride of Phoe.
nix were visitors in Flagstaff the past
week. Mr.. Alsup is connected with
the National Bank of Arizona and Q
popular young man in the affairs OF
that city.
| Web Wallace, young man who
never had any trouble with either 9
church or Jail, left Saturday for the
Grand Canyon, after having served
his country here on the jury for about
ten days.
| A small fire in the north west end
of town aroused the fire department
last Saturday night along about II
o'clock. 1t proved to be an old barr
which went up in smoke before it was
possible to get to it.
| l.. A. Williams, who was in from
his ranch at Fort Valley Monday says
that he never saw the crops in that
section looking better at this time OF
the year. The grasshopper pest has
not troubled them as yet.
| Mr.. T. E. Pollock left Saturday fol
San Francisco on a business trip con.
nected with the taking over of the
Western Fuel company, transaction
with consideration between two ant
three millions of dollars.
! w. H. Campbell, accompanied by
Uncle Tom Lockett, were visiting
friends here the latter part of last
week. Mr.. Campbell now has large
sheep ranch over in New Mexico anc
was on his way to Long Beach, Cali
fornia, where his family are living.
The Sun Office has prepared to d,
your loose leaf printing and punching
See US when you want some Of tina
kind of work done---we have tn,
machinery to do this class Of work
why not give home shop chance a
it?
Mrs. c. P. Mullen and family, Mis-
Viviyan Mouer and Miss Anna Carr
: of Phoenix, arrived in Flagstaff tn,
latter part of the week and left tn
first of the week for Oak Creek wher
they expect to spend their summe
vacation.
: The Santa Fe company put in tw
Of the ornamental street lights at tn
station last week, which will great,
help out the lighting affect along Sal
Francisco street. The lights wer
placed opposite each other at the rail
road crossing.
Mrs. w. l.. Lawrence arrived il
Flagstaff Sunday to visit her brothe,
a R. C. Sinclair. Mrs. Lawrence, VIII
resides in Forest City, Ark, had bee
: visiting two brothers, J. E. and J. n
Sinclair, in Albuquerque few day
before coming here.
!, Two work outfit cars were burne,
r at Fairview last Saturday morning a
4 they stood on the side track. The en-
a tire contents of the cars went up il
the flames. The origin of the fire i
:. unknown, but presumably caused by
, cook stove in one of the cars.
DR.. ]. C. Duncan, formerly in tn
department Of astronomy of Harvar'
University and now elected head o
: astronomy in Wellesley College, Bos
I, ton, is visiting at the Lowell Obser
r vatory for several weeks.
The Sun office has laid in a big sup
ply of paper at the best prices obtain
able when paper began to go up ant
we are in a position to give patrons
the benefit of lowest prices. Oul
print shop has kept pace with thu
times and is one Of the most complet,
in the Southwest-we can do anything
print shop can do and do it right.
, About forty six summer student!
at the Normal made trip to the tol
of Sunset Peak Saturday and enjoye'
! the grand sweep Of scenery visibl'
from that vantage point. They locat
ed the big forest fire that was burnin,
near the Saginaw logging camp
. north of Bellemont.
Harry Gray, the sheepman, was il
from his ranch south Of Bellemon
Saturday. While Harry is some bus.
fbaea dave ba stilI hac time IN ,,t /,