The Coconino sun., 1916-09-22

Miss Miriam R. Lightburne, having graduated from the Toronto Conser- vatory of Music on the violin and piano, has returned to Flagstaff to resume her classes in music. She also hopes to start her orchestra again. Phone 251W. 3wks Mir. J. M. Dennis, the veteran lum- herman who years ago established the town of Maine and live lumber camp, was in Flagstaff a few days this week visiting his niece, Mrs. Mills. He returned to Phoenix yes terday morning.
 Mrs. Etta Clifford Young, the popu- lar lady who is demonstrating the famous brand of coffee-"M. J. B." left Flagstaff Sunday evening for Winslow, where she will make the lovers of good coffee sit up and take notice for few days.
 MT. c. A. Thurston, general agent for the Chicago & Northwestern, at Los Angeles, was the guest of H. J. Cray for several days this week at h,s famous ranch south of Bellemont After having paunched several sheep from the Gray band he returned to Los Angeles Tuesday night.
 Baxter B. Brandon, formerly a young man now the father of a family, which includes one girl who arrived at his home last Monday morning, is now taking on many solemn and dignifed airs. Both MT and Mrs. Brandon were at home tc receive the little stranger.
 L. B. Maxwell, the Forest Ranger has moved to Flagstaff and will takt charge of the Flagstaff district fol the coming year. Ranger Maxwell
 has been in the service for a number
 of years, and has been given th1
 most important assignment on tn,
 Coconino National Forest, with head
 quarters at Flagstaff.
 The plentiful fall of rains whicl
 have been pecking pin holes in tn,
 earth here the past week are not ex
 actly making the population wiggl their pedal extremity, but the. , would have been more apt to hav
 waived their hats if the present we offerings had made it opportune t visit us during the months of Ma. and June.
 Mayor O. H. John, who is als agent for the Santa Fe, went to Here
 ford, Texas, Saturday to ascertail ! whether or not some one had tangle
 up the section lines on his ranc Troperty The report that he wa going 10 bring the land back here an build a city and garage on it for hi
 own use, is being denied; report prob
 ably manufactured by some one wh is jealous of his political ability. Attorney Joseph Morrison, of Phoe nix, arrived in Flagstaff Sunday t , confer with MT. Mitchell the minin
 expert who has taken charge of tn
 White Mesa Copper mines, and to g over the legal status of the compan
 who are taking over the big coppe 2 properties. Mir. Morrison will go ou , to the properties and make persona
 inspection of them, as he is personal
 interested with the new company.
 Hon. E. A. Sawyer, one of tn :, prominent Olney men of Navajo cour ty, was in the city Saturday frol s. Winslow. The recent primary result were not discussed owing to the fa' t that sheep have been holding the own and the price of wool promises
 be exceptionally good the comin - spring. He admitted that Gov. Hul t had been nominated again by a ia ], majority.
 W. c. Colcord and W. w. Wilsc s left Friday for the Roosevelt countl V where MT. Colcord is interested in e cattle ranch. Uncle Sid Clay, cou
 in of the famous Cassius M. Clay e Kentucky, left for the ranch coup O days later. We regret to see Unc l. Sid leave for the winter, for it n seldom you get such simon pu 7. democrat to quarrel with about u Is political situation.
 y Superior Judge John O. Ellis Nohave county, was in Flagstaff . short time last Friday to sit in a ca . in which Judge Perkins was disquaI | fled. The case was one to quiet tit II to q citv lot in which Jl1dpa parki