The Coconino sun., 1921-11-04
COUNTY CHRONOLOGY
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Gosh! these were actors in Esmer- eide" the drama: Mir. and Mrs. R. s. Clarke, Ralph Cameron, Dr. Marshall, Charlie Keller, Mrs. D. M. Riordan, Miss Maggie Murray, F. s. Sommers, Zeke Bowman, Miss Marshall.
 July, 1888
 J. L. Thomas, of Texas, buys fine ranch at Oak Creek. B Charles c. Goven, manager of Ari- zona Cattle Co, marries Miss Cora T. F. McMillan finishing up the new stone hotel. cf lf George Babbitt and M. F. Jennings open confectionery and notion store on San Francisco street.
 E. s. Clark starts Yavapai Demo- crat here, which makes two democrat and one republican paper in this small burg, though the Frisco Signal, one of the three, is dying, having been burned out.
 "Sandy" Donohue has $11,000 fire. Jas. A. Vail, Dan Murphy and Tom Bray also burned out.
 Eastern Star organized, J. G. Saw age, worthy patron; Mrs. Susan R. Morse, worthy matron; Miss Lillian Beal, secretary.
 Miss Flora Weatherford new school principal. Miss Clara Coffin primary teacher. re a There is no minister in Mohave county. so Wife and three children of Dan Wallace arrive from Canada
 An 1909 J. B. Fillmore is band leader.
 October, 1888
 Charlie Keller buys Jim O'Neills stock.
 Mir. and Mrs. George Babbitt have a young son and MT. and Mrs. John Francis a young girl. (You know them.)
 New election precinct formed at Milton.
 Al Gregg makes election bet If Cleveland beats Harrison, Al .trundles T. c. Donohue two miles in wheel barrow, and vice-versa.
 November, 1888
 At the Catholic fair in contests, Nellie Downs wins gold watch from Ella Hawks and Ralph Cameron gold headed cane from Tim Riordan. Al Gregg rides in the wheelbarrow. J. D. Jones, of Arkansas, succeeds E. H. Clark as editor of the Flag staff Democrat.
 D. F. Hart moved in from Oak Greek.
 Philip Hull, one of earliest settlers here, dies.
 December, 1888
 When Chas. Kathreps and Ed Whipple finish building Tom McMill- ans Bank hotel they will explore the Grand Canyon in boats.
 Geo. w. Black marries Mrs. Ada M. Black.
 January, 1889
 MT. and Mrs. E. s. Clark move to Prescott.
 President E. s. Gosney, of the Cit izens bank, visits California.
 Father Ferrari parish priest here.
 April, 1889 George s. Moore killed by freight Sol Earth pardoned by Governor Zulick.
 c. c. Govern, c. A. Greenlaw and J. R. Treat organize Enterprise Lum- Der Co.
 Business part of Williams burns. George Babbitt instals soda foun- tain.
 Wm. Munds marries Cornelia La w. H. Anderson raises parsnip 3ih inches long, 11A inches in diameter.
 Lewis wolfley new governor of Arizona.
 Citizens bank, seven months old, merged in Arizona Central bank.
 May, 1889 D. s. Gosney opens private loan of- flee.
 Some new names in the news: Hr. and Mrs. Wm. .Mayfower, MT. and Mrs. J. D. Pitts, w. D. Pitts.
 June 1889 J. M. Simpson married Minnie Hicks. Charles Bibbitt on district jury at Prescott. The Dan McGonigle and Geo. Woods homes and the depot burned. T. J. Coalter running the Bank ho- tel. A. w. cold Grizzly") Callen shot and killed Byron Charles and R. K. Works in mining claim dispute.
 August, 1889 David Rabbit building new stone store building at San Francisco and Church streets. Charley Keller sold his restaurant and confectionery to N. G. Layton and will go into the sheep business. U. z. Curtis and s. E. Cavaness, contractors; Wash Henry, saloon; Mrs. F. M. Brown, milliner; S. Mar tin, saloon; Ralph Cameron, general store, among some of the newer ad- vertisers. k. Fletcher Fairchild marries Mamie Hunt. k-~ w. c. Bayless married Jennie Beal.
 October, 1889
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