The Coconino sun., 1922-11-24
Tom Ricltel returned the first of the week from Q business trip to Los An

Tom Rickel returned the first of the week from business trip to Los An geIeS.
 See the attractive and reasonable , line of coats and dresses at Power Hat Shop. 11-17-2tp
 Lou Charlebois deserted his sheep
 ong enough to Srend a few days at his home m this city. He returned ,o Wickenburg on Tuesday. Hon. F.. s. Clark of Phoenix was in Flagstaff Saturday and witnessed the 'ootball game on the Normal grounds in which the Junior College team bumped the. locals.
 George Black, ST., who had been Aee since a few days before election visiting among numerous old-time neighbors, let a few days ago to re- turn to his home in Los Ange es.
 Con Frederick is in town this weel; )n business. Con is now located near Searchlight, Nevada, where he is wintering quite bunch of cattle. He and Mrs. Fredrick will return there in few days.
 Mir. and Mrs. Emory Kolb, of Grand Canyon, were in Flagstaff Tuesday on their way home from visit in the southern part Of the state. They "pent the day here with their daugh- ter, who is attending Normal.
 Carlos Costillo, one of the prosper ous sheermen of Navajo county, was in Flagstaff Monday. Most of his
 heep have been driven south, but q part Of them he had expected to sell lre still north and will have to be shipped to the winter range south.
 County Supervisor w. H. Camp ''Nll, who spent most of last we k in Phoenix, arrived home the first of the week in time to attend the meeting of the board on Monday, which con vened to canvass the votes cast in the recent general election. Billy Rt.en- house, the Williams member, was pres ent.
 Fred Hensing, the indefatigable manager of tte Anna gamated Mining company, writes from Toledo, Ohio, that he has visited 23 cities since leav- ing here and is convinced that Flag Staff is the dryest spot on earth. He adds "chter up; the east is booming and the Amalgamated will go over
 ig."
 W. II. Cramner of Denver who is in terested in the development of the oil field near kayenta on the Utah side, was in Flagstaff couple days the first of the week. He says there is every indication of big producing oil field in that sec ion of the coun- try and every preparation is eing made by his company to develop it.
 Joe Lee, of Tuba City, who brought back the hundred or so Navajo h. dians tie Lasky film producing com pany had been using for several weeks n shooting wild west stuff, returned with his charpes to the reservation the l&st of last week. He expects to take the Indians ack 10 the coast again in few weeks for some more feature stuff. ...
 w. W. "Dill" Dickinson, who used to Hawkshaw for the Santa Fe at Ashfork, was in, Flagstaff few days this week counting up his old friends. About month ago Bill stuck his fork in the old ash pile and sent in his resignation to the company, so if any ore steals the right of way now it won't be his faul,. He expects to send himself down south for the win ter.
 T. A. Pollock is having his grief in regard to getting cars for stock ship ments lie has about 10000 sheep on the range near Grand Canyon and up to date has been unable to secure cars to ship them to Wickerburg where he has his winter supply of feed. The snow has practically put the sheep without feed, and as lambing time is drawning near, l.s. Pollock stands to lose heavily unless he gets them nov ed soon..
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