The Coconino sun., March 10, 1900, Image 11

About The Coconino sun. (Flagstaff, Ariz.) 1898-1978

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THB COCONINO SUN.
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THE ONLY"
Strictly FlrstCIuss
GENTS'
FURNISHING GOODS
HOUSE.
Neckwear Novelties, Knox Hats, Shawknit
Hose, Coodyear Rubbers and Overshoes,
Oregon and California Mills Clothing and
Blankets. An Elegant line of Shoes, fine
and medium grades. American, English
and French Underwear. Trunks, Valises
and Traveling Bags.
R.H. MARINE & CO.
DONAHUE BLOCK.
There will lie special services in the
Adventist church, beginning Sunil.t
night, .March 11, iitid ever) night (lur
ing the neck, 1 Klder Geo. States,
agisted 1 SI is. W. I,. Ik-H. All peo
ple are invited. The services will lie
more in the Hue of Itlhle study th:in
preaching.
A. M. Heal, a well known conductor
on the Santa Fe I'.teilie and a first class
railroad man, has been a))pointe(l sup
erintendent of the Gila Valley and
Northern railro.id. The many friends
of Sir. Ileal, along the lino of the
Santa Fe Pacific, will he pleased to
learn of hi nonunion.
(J. II. Schul. returned .Monday from
Phoenix wheie he h.is heen wintering
111- hand of sheep. The ratine in the
Salt Ilher valley Is about all diied up
and the sheep men have about reached
the conclusion they will be compelled
to ship their hheep either to California
or to some eastern ratine.
Superintendent of Public Schools N.
G. Layton and the board of teachers'
examiners were busy Slonday and
Tuesday with applicants who appeared
for examination as teachers. Sliss
Lulu Hunter was granted a first grade
cjrtilieatu and SIis. Carol) d Austin
and Sliss Alice Slclutire second grade
certificates.
F. A. Doherty has a large number of
friends who believe that he would make
a lirst-class town clerk. He is an ac
countant, slenogiapher and typewriter
of ability and ossesses the qualifica
tions to competently fill the olllce
which he seeks. His announcement as
a candidate for towti clerk will be
found in this issue.
Prof. K. B. Ellsworth, of the Ameri
can Association Slasters of Dancing, is
organizing a school in dancing here.
He is said by those who know that he
an expert in the profession. He is
meeting with success here and has a
large iiuinl or of pupils. He has
iccently closed successful classes at
Kingman and Needles
George Hlodget. the livery man, has
moved his stable to the Francis coi ral,
corner of Heaver street and llirch
avenue. He ha- fine driving and sad
dle stock and good rigs, and is pre
paied to make long or short trips to all
parts of northern Arizona. His prices
are reasonable and those desiring rigs
are invited to give him a call.
The business in the olllce of the
county recoider is increasing. The
number of documents tiled for record
in that olllce from January 1 to March
1, 1!HK, was 3J. During the same
time last jear there were 152 instru
ments filed, showing an increase for
this)earof 21". Yet some people say