The Coconino sun., June 30, 1900, Image 14

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

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THE COCONINO SUN.
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Mrs. C. P. Wilson of Pomomi, Cal.,
Is visiting her daughter, Mrs. W. S.
Robinson. .
Airs. L. II. Tolfree and daughters,
Edith mid Gertrude, left this morning
for Williams.
Robert Walker lias accepted a posi
tion as ollico deputy in the sherilt's
oltieo and will assume his duties July 1.
Miss Bertha Beeehor, who has been
attending the Arizona Normal, le
turued to her home in Kingman this
morning.
Lowell observatory will bo open to
tiie public on Thursday evening, July
5. The moon, Jupiter and Saturn may
be seen.
Gilford Piuehotof the Forestry Bu
reau came in from Phoenix Thurda.,
having completed his tour of inspec
tion thiough the Black Mesa forest re
serve. In company with E. S. (Josney
Mr. Pinchot is making an inspection
of the grazing portions of tjiis lesene.
Burton Mobsman came up fiom Win
slow this morning to meet his cousins,
tiie AIUscs Mossmau, who have been
spending the whiter in Phoenix, and
made I ho trip from that place on horse
back with J. F. Daggs mid family.
They left for their homo in Missouri
this morning.
The Aliases Hubbell, who have been
stopping with friends hero during the
week, left for their homo in Albu
queiquo this morning. They are the
daughters of Hon. J. L. Hubbell of
Apache county, and they graduated
last, week from St. Jo-eph's Academy,
Prescott.
R. It. Coleman, Geo. U. Young, F. O.
Poison ami Jake Salzmau of Williams
returned this morning from Albu
qucique, where they had been conferr
ing witli parties interested in the rail
road from Williams to the Grand Cun-
jon. No agreement was reached which
would relievo thellnaueial distress now
prevailing among the promoters of that
scheme. The SUN trusts that thoso
interested may succeed in raising tlio
funds wherenith thoy may be able to
complete their enterprise.
Nativity School Exercises.
An audience of about 400 friends and
pati oils of the Nativity School gathered
at Babbitt's opera house last night to
witness I lie closing exercises of tho
school.
Tho programme of 22 numbois was
faithfully carried out. The children
rondel ed their selections in a happy
manner, and the entertainment was an
ai listic success. Space does not permit
of individual praise.
The Elite Mandolin Club nindu its
debut before a FlagstatT audience and
established a leputationas a musical
oiganizalion that will keep them in
popular demand.
In the absence of Father Dllly from
tlieclt, Father Connolly of Winslow
presented medals to tho following
pupils of the school:
Gold medal, for Christian doctrine,
donated by Right Rev. N. C. Natz, D.
D., of Denver, Col. Alerited by Alisses
Alice Kennedy, Cecelia Thompson,
Rosa Crloz and Alasters George Rickel,
Raymond Babbitt, Bei train! Babbitt,
Joli ti Powell, Edwin Babbitt and Wil
liam Dalton. The medal was awarded
by lot to George Rlckul.
Gold medal, for the highest average.
'donated by the Rev. Father Join !
or winslow, Arizona -Awarueu touay
mond Babbitt.
Gold medal, for good coudu :t. do
nated by Rev. Father Dllly or Flag
stalT Awarded by vote to Aliss Alth o
Manning
Gold medal, for regular attendance,
donated by J. T. Klrwlti of Now York
Awarded to AIlss Cecelia T.iouipsou.