The Coconino sun., 1922-05-26

"cuHeSudy evening on a DuSlneSS tr1p.
 Ed Smith left for Prescott Tuesday to make arrangements to start work on his mine.
 M. T. Piper arrived on Thursday from Phoenix to spend the summer months here.
 The forest service crew are work ing on the road from Mormon Lake to Double Cabin.
 Mrs. L. K. Hall, Mrs. Wright, Bill Roden and J. Harry Bowen motored to Oak creek Sunday.
 Francis Chisholm, county agricul- tural agent, returned from Phoenix Wednesday afternoon.
 Roy Garrett, ex-sheepman, drove up in his car from Prescott Thursday to spend the summer with us.
 Bob Rhinehart of the forest service came in from the F. L. & M. camp Thursday to spend the day.
 Miss Virginia Lockett, county school superintendent, visited the Garden Prairie school Wednesday.
 Emidio Gutierrez, 29, and Catalina Mejia, 33, both of Flagstaff, were married Wednesday by Justice K. J. Kidd.
 E. J. Marty of Indian Wells, and k. C. Lowery, manager of the Cedar Ridge trading post, spent part of this week here.
 Henry Albers returned on Satur- day from the Knights of Columbus state convention at Tucson. He also visited Nogales.
 H. B. Fay has been busy the past week surveying, mapping and laying opt lots and roads in the Knights of Pythias cemetery.
 Clarence Sanderson and S. c. Dar- den of Spring Valley spent Wednes- day in Flagstaff in the interest of the Spring Valley school.
 The Lazy Nine will cross bats with the Rabbit team Sunday afternoon at 2:30 at the ball park, in what prom ises to be hotly contested game.
 Cliff Kramer, mentioned by his friends for republican candidate for constable, rises to remark that he has no intention of constabling what ever or nohow.
 John Hennessy arrived home a few days ago from the southern sheep ranges, resolved to spend most of the time here until the sheep have to be moved south again.
 Miss Merritt desires to announce she will open her select boarding house, corner of Birch and Beaver streets, June 1. Those desiring ac- commodations phone 2S0-W.
 Feliciano Martinez was found with "a dirk knife in his possession Satur- day night and was arrested by City Marshal Neill. In police court on Tuesday he was fined and dismissed.
 Leonard Grey who was sent up for 50 days for throwing rocks at a brakeman on a Santa Fe train at Will liams, was released from custody on Tuesday after serving 30 days. Good conduct won him his release.
 c. P. Silvernail of Williams, well known to many Flagstaff people, died suddenly last Saturday morning and was buried Sunday. MT. Silvernail was about 60 years of age and leaves one sister. Miss Lillian Silvernail.
 Joe Munerich was arrested Sunday by Undersheriff s. o. Thompson and Deputy w. M. Rudd on information from Gallup that he was wanted there for rape. City Marshal Julian Turner of Gallup took him back R Gallup.
 Ernest Lennon, manager of the Babbitt furniture department, leaves today for Los Angeles. He will stop off at Kingman for a day to visit friends. MT. Lemons eyes are giving him trouble and he will have them treated in Los Angeles.
 Tom Drumm of Stoneman Lake, who has been here at the home of Mir. and Mrs. R. L. Neill for several weeks, receiving attention to foot in which blood poison developed, is gingerly walking around town now, hoping to be all right again in a few days.
 J. D. Lee, formerly connected with the state highway department under Hunts administration, died suddenly in Kingman the past week. He leaves wife and one child, boy, J. D., Jr. MT. Lee was well known in Flagstaff, where he visited often, being here last Saturday, calling upon Capt. J. B. Wright. At time of his death he was working on a sub-contract for double tracking a portion of the Sam ta Fe road from Yampia west.
 
 The five-ton Holt Caterpillar truck recently ordered by the county board of supervisors was received here the last of last week and is at work on the Oak creek road. The big ma chine will haul as much as twenty horses, and waltzes over stones and boulders as though none existed. The section below Jack Robinson's place, connecting the old road with the new, is being put into shape and travel to Oak creek will be better this sum- ner than hefora in wears