The Coconino sun., 1921-11-04
COUNTY CHRONOLOGY
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W. w. Hagerman married Mary E.

Local men organize Grand Canyon Hotel Co. E. s. Wilcox running stage line to Canyon, making the 67 miles in day. Fare $20 round trip.
 Godfrey and Stanley Sykes back from Yuma where they built several boats for the river.
 Mrs. Mary J. Huffman, west end, visiting neighbor's when her home caught fire. She rushed into the place to rescue the three-year-old son of John Hovey, of Ash Fork, who had been left in her care. Both woman and child perished.
 J. c. Milligan making lime.
 John See, former resident of Will jams, murders his wife at Globe. Stage to Grand Canyon three times . week.
 June, 1892
 Thos. F. Holden buys town water business of R. o. Bayless.
 Clarence Spellmire arrives from Kansas City to work for Babbitt Bros. John Raudebaugh now located in Williams.
 Al Doyle will soon have his trail to the top of the Peaks completed. Local merchants organize credit as- sociation.
 The A. T. Cornish brewery and J. Fl. Rumsey's home burned. Cornish saved 100 kegs of beer. 2v 8G M. J. Riordan and bride now at home here.
 Mail route to Tuba City to open next month. l.. DeCloss has contract. Lot Smith shot by six Navajos at Tuba. They had been stealing his wa ter and he shot at them. Ernest Lee brought the news here. Smith died. Joe Smith presided at the inquest. Lot Smith was Mormon and leader of a gang of destroying angels" though his raids with his gang were always in the open and he never shot from tailed to harass the U. s. forces that entered Utah in the Mormon war in 1857, and he destroyed three complete wagon trains for them.
 Niles and Ralph Cameron, and P. D. Berry. Bob Ferguson and Ed Gale working their copper mine in the gorge at Grand Canyon.
 Jim S. and Jim w. Black back from a long hunt for the Host Spanish" mine.
 July, 1892
 Rev. Lowell Rogers new M. E. pastor. A
 Prof. Barnett new school principal, Miss Charlotte Wirts and Mrs. c. B. Olney, assistants.
 August, 1892 IVY Mary O'Brien said Bill Butts stole her horse and Bill was brought clear back from North Dakota. Mary could- mt prove it and the county foots a big bill for nothing. 4s
 The Williams News born, J. F. Michaels, editor.
 J. O., R. C., and Edgar Jones left Sunday as members of the orchestra of the Stuttz theatrical company. s. T. Elliott & Co.,, tailors; G. A. Ringwald, saddlers; w. R. Edwards, E. S. Wilcox married Mrs. F. M. Brown.
 September, 1892
 James Munds of Upper Verde, ac- cidentally shot himself.
 Dave Daze thrown and dragged by his horse south of Challender, died. Jules Aubineau married Marie Ober- mosse.
 OCtOOeI, lcoA J. T. Pierce new M. E. pastor. Dan Curry, log contractor, dies of pneumonia three days after the. ar rival of his fance, who came here from New Hampshire to marry him.
 November, 1S97
 New County officers: Probate Judge, E. J. Babbitt; district attor- ney, Harry z. Zuck, sheriff; J. J. Don oboe; treasurer, A. T. Cornish; re- corder, Chas. A. Bush; supervisors, A. A. Dutton, F. l.. Rogers; surveyor, J. A. Lamport; justices, D. R. Prime, J. c. Milligan; constables, w. S. De Gloss, Jas. A. Black.
 Powell's opera house burned. About a dozen buildings burn on Front street.
 Jesse Gregg married Matilda Hoff- man.
 Mrs. Al Doyle the first woman to cross the river in Grand Canyon.
 January, 1894
 Among new buildings in 1893 were store buildings of Julius Aubineau, J. F. Daggs, l.. S. Drum, w. l.. Dykes, Hochderffer Bros., P. J. Brannen; ad. dition to Babbitt Bros. store, Walt r OccbOu, DIs NOInuohy 0. Os oAhiA ssAA~ B. s. Clark residences.
 Last legislature authorized reform territorial school in this county.
 February, 1894
 Mrs. John Joseph of Williams kills husband. Coroner's jury generates her.
 A. J. Diamond married Bertha Lockwood.
 Harvey c. Beasley married Ida Miller.
 Balzar Hoch leased Parlor Ex- change restaurant.
 March, 1894
 W. L. Doyle early settler here, kills himself with same revolver used last year by E. F. O'Dell in killing his mistress and himself.
 Harry Hibben on the road for Bab- bitt Bros.
 April, 1894
 J. w. Weatherford married Jennie McGrattan in Texas.
 F. O. Poison arrives in Williams and opens grocery.
 Emma Gonzalez suit for 30 acres