The Coconino sun. (Flagstaff, Ariz.) 1898-1978, 1916-12-08


Williams, and Tinney Ptzen, of Chi
cago, by Clerk Adams.
G. b. Kittle, salesman for the Lima
locomotive works at Lima, Ohio, was
in Flagstaff Wednesday comforting
with Mr.. Koch, of the A. L. & T., on
logging equipment.
Fred Henssng left for Oatman We'd
nesday to look after mining interests.
Stephen Janus, superintendent of
the Indian school at Leupp, was in
Flagstaff Wednesday.
Mrs. William Campbell and SON left
Wednesday for Holbrook where they
will visit for several weeks with Mrs.
Campbell's sister, Miss Zella Jones,
who is teaching in the Holbrook
schools this year.
Ed Gillie, the scaler for the Sagi-
nav camps, was in Flagstaff Tuesday.
Ed says the wood butchering business
is good and that the camps are work
ing to full capacity.
Mr.. A. A. Dutton, of Kingman, was
in Flagstaff over Sunday visiting
friends. Mr.. Dutton is engaged in the
dairy business at Kingman and re-
ports business good.
Editor Wells, of the Williams News,
was caller at The Sun Office Satur-
day. The News has installed new
type setting machine which adds
greatly to the appearance of the pa
per.
Word has been received from W..
4 NJ. Davidson, conductor on the short
run, that his father died in San Ber-
nardino Monday. Conductor David
son was with his father when death
came.
I r. w. Williams was in Flagstaff
Tuesday from the Cataract Canyon
country where he is trapping this
year for the Grand Canyon Sheep Co.
He says his efforts are meeting with
fair success.
DIR. v. NJ. Slipher sustained a
broken arm Tuesday morning while
trying to crank his auto. The engine
was cold and instead of starting
kicked back when DR.. Slipher had
hold of the crank.
We are showing an attractive line
of Photo folders for the Christmas
season, and advise the public to get
orders in early as no setting taken
after December 18th can be delivered
until after Christmas-T'he Stuart
Art Shop.
W. Fl. Power and daughter escaped
what might have been a serious acct
dent last Friday night while return
ing from Williams when his Ford cast
wheel. Prior to the de-wheeling Mr.
Power had been "hittin' err up" but
being suspicious of the offending
member had slowed down, thereby
averting serious results.
! Mr.. A. F. Muter, of Phoenix, ar
rived in Flagstaff Tuesday morning
and left the same afternoon for the
Tusayan mine in the Grand Canyon
to take look at the property. Mr..
Muter is an experienced mining man
and will no doubt develop good pay
ing copper mine for Coconino county
should he take hold Of the PROPOSE
ton.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. b. Gill and
daughter left Thursday morning
for Chicago where they will make
their home. Mr.. Gill has secured a
position with large optical firm of
that city and will apply his knowledge
of mathematics to the optical BUSH
ness. During their residence here Mr..
and Mrs. Gill have made many friends
who will regret their leaving.
The ornamental light posts have
suffered from almost every means of
| locomotion known to man except
mules, and now that means of destruc-
ton has come to pass. One of the big
grey mules belonging to the Camp
bell-Francis outfit got his directions
twisted Wednesday afternoon and
collided with the post on the corner
across from the court house breaking
the globe and cracking piece out Of
the cast iron base. The horses and
mules of this outfit were being started
south for the winter on that day.
Supervisor Hart and Brown, Tom
Rees, w. H. Power, John Francis and
J. L. Dougherty made trip to the
Little Colorado river Wednesday for
the purpose of inspecting the road.
Travel over this road is becoming
heavier every day and with the haul
ing being done by the Navajo Copper
Co. it is considered necessary to do a
little improving. The work to be done
will merely consist Of removing rock
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