The Coconino sun., December 01, 1900, Image 12

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

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THE COCONINO SUN.
The Racket store has ulol of cooking
and heating stoves t,ll:it will be boltl ut
rl;lit prices.
Moue.v to Loan In sums of $100 mill
up. Will build houses on instalment
plim Apply to D. Wallace.
Pencils, writing tablets, bag-, whites,
composition unil copy liooks; in fact
ubout everything needed by the school
boy or air), ut llie Racket store.
Henry Limb urrived from Los An
geles Tuesday itntl on Wednesday, in
company with J. A. Vail of Flagstaff,
went out to Dim C.ibezas. We under
stand that the ore body in the Dos
Cubezas Consolidated mines Is growing
larger and richer us they go down,
und that this will bo one of the great
mines of Arizona in the near future.
Willcox ltiinge News.
Flagstaff will he well represented at
the l'hoeulx carnival. A rate of one
fair forthu round trip over the S. F. I.
& P. railroad ha been announced.
Tickets will be sold beginning on
December 0 and ending December 1,
good to return until December 1".
General A. .1. Sampson, United
Stales minister to Ecuador sails today
from New York lo his post. He came
north in September- and after a short
visit to his home in Arizona, went
east and during the campaign he
spoke throughout Michigan and Ohio.
Mrs. Sampson will remain for some
time with friends in Illinois.
The olllco of assessor is now an ap
pointive one, the Board of Supervis
ors have the appointing power. The
board is democratic und it is presumed
that they will appoint a democrat.
Petitions for the appointment hevo
been circulated by S. L. Cornish, the
democratic candidate for probate
judge, und H. II. Jones, the democratic
editor of the Gem, und it is said that
there are still others in the field.
The H.icket Store is the place lo buy
Navajo blankets.
Henry Slos-on left Thursday on u
short trip to San Francisco, Cal.
F. M. Zuek, of Holbrook, and the
next treasurer of Navajo county, is in
town t day.
Flagstaff Lodge No. 7, F. and A. M.,
will elect and install their olllcers for
the ensuing year tonight.
For Sale Four lots on Heaver street,
between Uirch and Cherry avenues.
For terms apply to .1. II. Morse.
Theie is a movement on foot here to
organize u company to develop u num
ber of nining claims on the Little
Coloi udo river.
Attention is called lo the air.iouiicc
mentof the New York Store on another
page. Mr. Hei man announces a sweep
ing cut in prices for the month of De
cember. Colin Campbell, of Wiuslow, is In
tottn today. Mr. Campbell is one of
the republican members nf the coun-
I ut 1. Ho Is an able representative and
will do good work us a repiesenlarive
from Navajo county.
Clark D. Long, who lias spoilt the
past few months here, left tills morn
ing for Nevada, where he has secured
a position with u surveying oullit.
Mr. Long has made a host of warm
friends during his stay in this city
who will regret his de urture. May
he have unbounded prosperity in Ills
future undertakings.
The Albuquerque Citizen: Dr. 1'.
G. Cornish, ihlef surgeon of the Santa
Fe Pacific, with headquarters and
home In this city, expects to get Into
his handsome new residence on the
Highlands in a fow weeks. The car
penters have about, completed their
work, and now Hrockmelr & Cox are
busily engaged in putting in the
plumbing.
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