The Coconino sun., 1917-02-09


 John Allen Esq, left Wednesday for Phoenix to hole-up the balance of the winter.
 MT. and Mrs. H. c. Thompson of Kansas City are guests at the home of Judge F. w. Perkins.
 Edw. Hunter who has located near Parks received his patent papers from the United States.
 c. T. Woolfolk, chairman board of supervisors left Thursday for Phoenix on business trip and will remain there a week.
 T. E. Pollock went to Beardsley Wednesday night, where many thou sand head of sheep that he is inter ested in are being sheared.
 M. I. Powers, high chief of the Citi- zans bank was in Kingman a couple days this week looking after the new building being built for the bank and postoffice.
 Wm. M. Rudd is over in the Spring erville country this week looking after goodly bunch of cattle he recently purchased on the range there. It is reported that he will probably dispose of his holdings there before returning.
 L. Garesche, one of the best old scouts that ever trailed a COW, came up from Phoenix Wednesday where he has been visiting old friends for a short time. He has a ranch and cat tie over in the Pittman Valley coun- try.
 Mir. T. B. Duncan of Los Angeles, who has been visiting his daughter, Mrs. R. H. Biggs for a few days, left Tuesday morning for home accom- panied by Mrs. Biggs and two child ren. Mir. Biggs is connected with the Arizona Central Bank.
 Fred Hensing received a telegram late last Thursday night from his mother in Cincinnati advising him of the serious illness of his father and asking him to come home immediate, ly. He left on the first train the fol. lowing morning for his old home.
 Architect Eisentraut, of Fl Paso | who is one of the bright lights of thu Traut & Traut comany, was in Flag staff the first of the week looking uI new buildings needed and securing new business for his firm. Mir. Eisen traut drew the plans for the new Flag staff hotel.
 Mrs. Alex McDermid, accompanied by Mrs. Harry Simmington, returne' last week from the old McDermit home in Canada where the remains O Mir. McDermid were taken for burial Mrs. McDermid missed the old friend here she has known for years and fel that Flagstaff was really home.
 Mrs. Wm. Webber and family ar rived Wednesday noon on the Naval No. from Fl Paso, Illinois, with tn intention of making Flagstaff thei home. They are moving out on tn ranch owned by s. H. Cross, being re latives of the Crosses where they ar at present stopping.
 A. E. Lyon, usually designated a Bert" arrived in Flagstaff this wee from Topeka where he has temporar headquarters with the Santa Fe, bu whose real home is here in Flagstai when he can get here. He is the res live field man for the Santa Fe Ian department who has a bunch c friends here who are always glad t notice him.
 In mentioning the visit of Attorne Louis Kleindeinst of Los Angeles t Flagstaff last week, the local said h was here attending some business COT nected with the failure of the Navajo Apache Bank & Trust Co. It wa rather in connection with Change in their business affairs rather tha any failure, and we hereby appologiz for "busting" the bank intentional!
 The report that George Peterso was going to sue J. J. Murphy, tn COW puncher, for having dented hi headquarter floor with the six shoote that shot Murphy in the back, is d' nied by Murphy. Murphy is able be around again after his mix-up eve though his voice is somewhat ventila ed by the recent event.
 Assistant Attorney General Geore
 w. Harben, formerly of Williams, no temporarily at Phoenix, was in Flat : staff Tuesday attending case : which the county was fighting ts case against the Santa Fe compan Attorney F. M. Stahl, of the firm { Chalmers & Stahl, was in Flagsta
 representing the railroad side of u