The Coconino sun., 1922-04-21

Union Taxi Company, Phones 70 and 30. = Advertisement.
 Will Marian left Monday night for few days business in Phoenix.
 Rev. Father Vabre expects to leave Monday night for Phoenix to attend the good roads meeting.
 c. E. Brown, prosperous farmer of Garden City, Kansas, is here look ing after some property belonging to him at Fort Valley.
 Joe c. Dolan, general manager of the Flagstaff Lumber Co.,, returned Wednesday morning from a short business trip to Phoenix. Lew Benedict returned Wednesday night from Phoenix, where he had been spending several days vacation trying to get warm where it was cold.
 Archie T. Hogan's bread and cake wagon, which Fred Myers pilots around town every day, has been | treated to a new dressing of black and orange paint.
 In the police court Monday, before Judge w. H. Anderson, S. Gutierrez was fined $10 for disturbing the peace. The said disturbance occurred at a dance Saturday night on the south ! side.
 The board of supervisors and Coun- ty Attorney F. M. Gold left on No. 9 Monday for the Grand Canyon tQvin- spect the Bright Angel trail. They returned Wednesday.
 Dr. Roy Scanlon, veterinarian, ar rived this week and will be here all summer. The doctor spent most of the winter in Phoenix and about a month of that time was under the care of doctor.
 Miss Pearson, of Los Angeles, who has been visiting Miss Lura Kinsey of this city, is bookkeeping for George Becker. The latter returned on Sunday from a bushes trip to Los Angeles.
 Hon. J. Irving Burk, of Gilbert, 8 member of the house of representa-. tives from Maricopa county, was in Flagstaff Monday on his way to Oak Creek where he has been engaged te teach school the coming term.
 Mrs. J. F. Davis, the wife of the operator at the Santa Fe depot, was operated upon for appendicitis Monday at St. Joseph's hospital, Phoenix. Dr Palmer performed the operation anc reports that Mrs. Davis is getting along nicely.
 Dennis, Mike and Jack O'Brien were
 in from Spring Valley Wednesday The greatest trouble with working
 the ground at present, they report afternoons, the ground being frozer : of mornings.
 Charlie Isham has bought tn,
 Buick roadster seized a few week. ago by the sheriff's office while il the possession of one of the men re
 gently sent to the penitentiary fo burglarizing Lige Bakers ranci house. The car had been stolen. . Red Shirt, a Navajo Indian iron the reservation at Tuba City, was ar rested on a statutory charge, brough
 by an Indian girl, last week, ant brought to Flagstaff. It was foun ! that the crime had been committed i Navajo county so ''Tso Klitchi" wa
 sent to Holbrook for trial.
 John w. Weatherford bought lo z of the carload of mules brought her ! a few days ago by Mir. Miflin fror Phoenix, and will use them in buildin :. . the road to the top of the San Fran ' cisco Peaks. He will resume wor v for this summer just as soon as tn weather permits and expects to fir P ish before fall.
 .l E. G. Miller, district forest super : visor, has just returned from a tri to the Camp Verde district. He say :, that while the winter has been sever : and a 1ew cows and calves were To. v due to the cold weather, the majorit U of the stock have weathered throug o in good shape, and that the grass beginning to peep through which wi l. make feed for the lower ranges in U short time.
 | The farmers of Spring Valley al h contemplating holding fair in Sel IIs tember to exhibit their Ivestoc T poultry, cereals, grain, etc., and wi a "a also erect platform upon which u V candidates for office at the comir
 election, on both sides, can expour m the merits or demerits of their r e- spective parties. They look forwal D to having good time, big crow I. and some ''hot old spieling." ai Billy Chambers, who for son r. time year before last was a memb m of The Suns staff, and who was ma t. ried here, arrived the first of u t. week, accompanied by his wife, fro :, their childhood home in Stockto S Kansas. Billy had worked in Deny
 and other newspaper offices sin leaving here, and says it's this cou
 try for him after this. He is fillii
 a temporary position on the William
 News.
 c. B. Wilson has started excavatil
 for his new family home, on four of t
 lots of the dozen or so he owns
 Observatory Hill. He has built TO-
 from the Observatory road. H property lies right against the Low
 line, so high that he can look in