The Coconino sun., 1917-02-02

Come.
 Lester Fuller, the progressive young cattleman of Winslow, was in Flag staff Saturday.
 J. c. Dolan, the lumber manufact- urer, was in Phoenix the first of the week on business.
 Mir. G. Steinman, of Phoenix, ar rived in Flagstaff this week and is now chief clerk at the Kahl Drug Co.
 Conductor Dunklin, who usually pilots No. west, is laid up in the Santa Fe hospital at Los Angeles and "Si" Simanson is now doing duty in his stead on the passenger run.
 A music composer, a tea merchant, an English lord, boarding house. keeper, half dozen English ladies' this is the character gallery to be seen at the Orpheum, February 18th.
 l.. Hahn and A. D. Hill, prominent realty dealers of Los Angeles have been guests at the Commercial hotel for the past few days. They are here primarily on a scouting trip and stated that they were well pleased with the outlook for the cattle indus try in Coconino county.
 J. D. Morton, state manager of the Arizona California Construction com pany arrived in Flagstaff Thursday and left the following day for Phoe- nix, taking with him S. J. Gasman who has been here during the past month looking after the new paving contracts that are coming up. Fletcher D. Bly, formerly mayor of Bellemont, now a mere resident of Williams, was in Flagstaff Sunday, with Nate Bankhead, looking up the price of sheep. The report that Mir. Bly had been married seems to be erronious, as it was merely few days of illness while he was in the hospital.
 Wm. Jakle, who has been confined to his home for several weeks with illness is about town again and re- ports that he is recovering slowly but surely. Mir. Jakle called at the Sun office for the purpose of mailing copies of the Sun to eastern friends
 The Sun congratulates him on his re.
 turn to health again.
 Wm. H. Harrelson of San Francisco
 vice-president of the Navajo Copper
 Co.,, is in town this week in connection
 with his interests in the firm of Dun
 canson & Harrelson who. have tho
 contract to haul the ore from the Ma
 vajo Copper property to Cliffs. The,
 have started hauling this week witl ; Jeffrey Quad trucks.
 George Morse, the Navajo count!
 sheepman, was in Flagstaff from Hol brook Monday. He says that hi mother, Mrs. Morse, a we'll known ol' : time resident of Flagstaff, has beer suffering from an attack of grip, bu
 is improving at present and will sool . leave Los Angeles to spend the re mainder of the winter.
 Mrs. E. J. Hicks of Chicago is 1; visitor at he home of Mir. and Mrs
 B. F. Ellsberry. Mrs. Hicks is tn , wife of E. J. Hicks, vice-president O the Merchants Steel & Supply Co, O Chicago and will spend a few day , visiting MT. Hicks mother at he
 ranch in the San Joaquin valley be fore returning to her home.
 Fly Fuller, the old pioneer cattle : man and one of the best of his kind who retired from the calf brandin,
 game couple years ago and is nov , making his home a part of the tim [ at San Diego, was in Flagstaff Wed ' nesday on one of his monthly back t the old stamping grounds. He says ! "San Diego is alright, but" An
 it rather fully expresses the ol , timer's feelings.
 , Les Hart, the man who has a per sonal acquaintance with more cows O. the range than the average cowmar was in Flagstaff from Phoenix a feN
 days this week from his winter home . Mir Hart says that range condition 5 down in the desert country were neve 1. better and there is no possibility no, f of any of the stockmen making any 9 thing but good crop this year. H ! left Sunday evening for Phoenix.
 F. R. Goodman. of the state CT . gineer's office was in Flagstaff Sur Q day. Mir. Goodman has been in charg a of the state road work at Winslow an s has been going over the differer e camps checking up equipment an s supplies on hand at the end of tn !. year, in order that complete invent - ory may be had of all state propert !. when the affairs of the office ar | A. AaA. I..xs l..