The Coconino sun., June 30, 1900, Image 13

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

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THE COCONINO SUN
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Dent .& Saycrs shipped their wool
clip yesterday. It took two earn to
contain the clip.
Miss Susie MeGrattan and Master
Hugh Weatherford arrived Wednes
day from Weatherford, Texas.
J. A. Wllbon, who has been a mem
ber of the carpenter force of the Santa
Fo Pacific for the pant two months, re
turned Thursday.
Governor N. O. Murphycame in from
I'hoenlx yesterday to meet Mrs.
Murphy and his son Paul, who tire ex
pected from the East Monday.
P. C. Roberta, who has been enumer
ating the people in the southeast end
of the county, has completed his work.
He had a largo territory to cover and
a sparse population.
A Mexican herder in the employ of
II. (J. Lockelt last week captured a
young mountain sheep. It is quite
tame, and Mr. Lockett will keep it at
his ranch near town.
The new residence of Julius Aubi
ueau Is rapidly neari'mr completion. It
is a handsome, commodious two-story'
nrioK, wuii basement, and is one of the
most attractive residences in town, and
will cost when completed alsmt j'.",(X)0.
Flagstaff now has an abundance of
water. The spring is furnishing mine
thing over 300,000 gallons of water
daily. The Santa Fe Pacific railroad
is .muling away thirty carloads daily.
P.agstalt is the oi. y town in Northern
Ail, ma that has a pien.iful supply or
excellent water.
C. II. Edwards, cashier of tln Ari
zona Central Rank, has chargo of the
Williams agency during the absence of
Harry Pyle, who is enjoying hi? wed
ding tour. Mr. Pyle was married on
Wednesday in Pasadena to Miss .lanio
Carnes of that city. The happy couple
will return to Williams about July U.
Mrs. M. E. Hagerman Is ill with
pneumonia,
J. M. Dennis of the Dennis Lumber
Company spent yesterday here.
The Rev. T. C. Moffett, formerly
pastor of the congregation, will preach
in the Presbyterian church to-morrow.
July 1, ut tne 11 o'clock service. All
are invited. The sacrament of the
Lord's Supper will be dispensed at the
same service.
It is reported that six Apacho In
dians died at their camp near Camp
Verde last week. They moved their
camp, when three more deaths oc
curred. Then the Indians moved their
camp to the mountains, the dead being
left where they died.
Flagstaff Lodge. No. 13, A. O. U. W.,
Thursday night elected the following
otliccrs for the ensuing ter.n: W. H.
Norman, master workman; Clark Ilitt,
foreman; A. Alvord, overseer; A. S.
Roberts, recorder; J. C. Grim, liuau
cier: W. S'leliiinelz, receiver.
Mis. M. G. LobJell, representing the
Boston Dry Goods Stole of Los An
KeloR, will be In PJugslnlT soon, date to
be announced later. She will carry a
full line of everything in summer wear
for ladies. Nothing but the latest
styles shown. The house pays all ex
press charges on orders. It will be to
the interest of the ladies to reserve
onleis for Mrs. Lolxlell.
I B. Hunt) a. superintendent of the
forest reserves of New Mexico and
Ari.ona, was here this week, leaving
for Santa Fo yesterday. He is making
his lirst ofHcial visit to the reserves
under his supervision, and the present
trip wasa hurried one. On hisnext visit
here he expects to remain some time.
He was accompanied by his son Harry,
recently ranger in the Prescott reserves.
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