The Coconino sun., 1917-02-09
Local Brevities


 Assessor J. D. Dunn is seriously ill at his home with one of his bad at tacks.
 MT. Harley c. Price, St. Johns sheepman, was in Flagstaff the first the week.
 Mir. E. S. Gosney of Pasadena, ar- rived in Flagstaff Sunday on short business trip.
 Robert Sargent, the auto mechanic, is in Phoenix where he will remain for month or so.
 Ambrosio Hernandez was arraigned Wednesday morning for burglary, pleading not guilty.
 City Engineer c. M. Brooks, was in Williams Monday looking after some civil engineering business. Dr. R. H. H. Blome was called to Phoenix the last of the week on busi- ness connected with the Normal school.
 Mrs. Constance Lowell left Sunday morning for Boston on business con- nected with the estate of the late Dr. Lowell.
 Judge X. N. Sleeves was in Flag staff Saturday afternoon from Will Hams on legal business in the Supe- rior court.
 Buster" Prochnow, the young man who lives at Chas. Prochnow's, went all the way to Riordan last Saturday, visiting friends.
 Bert Lyons, the Santa Fe expert, was in Flagstaff last week from Tope- ka, Kansas, helping to assist local railroad land buyers.
 W. o. Perkins, the Williams sheep man was in Flagstaff Monday from the south where he is holding his sheep for the winter.
 Deputy Assessor Bob Irwin has been in Williams the past week ascer- taining the value of property in that section of the country.
 Mir. Lewis of Seattle, Washington, arrived in Flagstaff last week to meet his sister, Mrs. G. Gates. They left the following day for California.
 E. A. Doran, high chief executionor for Arizona, in behalf of Blake, Moi fit & Towne, paper dealers, was in Flagstaff last week from Phoenix looking up victims.
 Joseph Rivers and Larry Carter, colored, were arraingned in the Supe- rior court Thursday under the charge of assault with intent to commit mur- der. Both pleaded not guilty.
 George Knop, a former Flagstaff boy, now of Los Angeles, was visiting boyhood friends here this week. George is now one of the crackerjack telegraph experts of the Santa Fe.
 Tom Slattery, the plunging plum Der, returned last week from trip to Honolulu also San Francisco, where he has been looking for leak in the ocean for the past couple months.
 We regret to have made it appear that Hugh Campbell IT,, was a mar ried man in last weeks issue and hereby hand him his "single" papers again. It was Mrs. Eugene Campbell that was visiting friends here.
 Louis Kleindienst of Los Angeles, appeared in the Superior court Mon- day in connection with the case of the Navajo-Apache Bank & Trust Com pany vs. Downs ct al. Mir. Klein dienst represented the defendant Leo Judlica.
 Sheriff w. c. Dickinson has been laid up at the Meyers house the past week with severe attack of grir which for time appeared would terminate in pneumonia. He was i'm proving according to last reports.
 Nate Bankhead, the recently mar ried sheepman who makes his head quarters during the winter in the An. ita country was in Flagstaff Saturday with thirty one coyote scalps and three bob cat skins, which he had gathered together from the surplus stock out on his section of the sheep range.
 Gus Poison, the Williams cattleman was in Flagstaff last Saturday. MT Poison has been down in the Mexican country for couple months where he is interested in mining when they are not fighting around his property too close. Mir. Poison believes that it will be one of the richest countries on the western hemisphere as soon as the natives quit raising hell and start raising crops, and developing their