The Coconino sun., April 20, 1901, Image 1

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Che Coconino Sun
Vol. XVIII.
FLAGSTAFF, APRIL 20, 1901.
No. 13
i LOCAL BREVITIES. ''
Al. Doyle went to Prescott on busi
ness Monthly: n '
Tinierhoff's poultry powder cures
chicken cholera.
Henry Slosson hits returned from a
trip to Sacramento, C.il.
W. 13. Beir, of plow fume, has been
in the city during the week.
, C. H. Mot t,V of Stockton, Cal., paid
the Mountain City, u short visit.
J. D. .Tones, assessor of Coconino
county, wus here on business this
,wcek.
Miss Eva Davis returned last Sun
'day from an extended visit to Color-
( ado points.
Henry Ashurst, of Williams, was in
attendance at the session of the dis
trict court this week.
. The cornice on top of the cupalo of
Hotel Weatherford became slightly
.dumuged during the wind storm Tues
day night.
The imperial Steam Laundry of
Albuquerque, Is represented in Flag
staff by Geo. E. Palmer. Give him
your iaundry.
r T. Still, of Williams, who disposes of
the the product of the "still," made
the Weatherfurd his headquarters
while in the city this week. '
Henry Cooper's dog, Hover, who has
been attending the reform school for
dogsut Greenlaw's mill, has returned
with acertilicate of good behavior.
F. W. Volz. who supplies the poor
Indiuu the necessaries of life, at Can
yon Diablo, wus u guest at the Weath
crford, while a member of the grand
jury.
The Racket Store in order to close
out entire stock of second-hand goods
and Chinaware offers them at cost.
Cull and make your purchases before it
Is too lute.
Dr. Robinson is the fortunate pos
sessor of a rare quartz specimen from
Bonanza creek, Alaska. It was sent
him by an old college chum who struck
It rich in tho frozen northland.
W. Robbins, of New York City,
Mrs. R. H. Passmore und Mrs. W. G.
Harrison, of Minneapolis, hud heard
of the ancient cliff dwellings near this
city, and relieved the tedium of a
transcontinental trip by stopping off
and viewing them.
The blizzard which has caused so
much damage in Colorado und states
east of the Rocky Mountains touched
Flagstaff lightly. A slight snowfall
Monday was accompanied with a high
wind. The storm centre reached here
Tuesday night and passed over early
Wednesday morning leaving the at
mosphere as clear and pleasant us u
Venetian summer day.
( Chns. Can all, .the well-known elec
trician is building a telephone line be
tween this place und Williams with
loops at Rhoadcs and Bellmont. The
line will be in operation as soon as the
poles can.be placed in position und
wires strung. Mr. Can a 11 possesses
both a technical and practical knowl
edge of electricity in all of Its branches
second to none in the territory, and
will give the four towns mentioned a
first-class service.
Typewriter papers in various weights
at Timerhoff's.
A. F. Poison, of Williams, has been
serving us a grand juror.
Hurt Maxwell, of Beaver Creek, was
a visitor in town this week.
It keeps them well und mukns them
lay Tinierhoff's poultry powder.
The town of Williams hud a full
representation at the county seat this
week.
Mr. Piper is having his popular re
sort on Railroad avenue repainted and
decorated.
A west bound passenger with two
engines was the unusual sight wit
nessed Thursday.
Edward Beal, who has been spend
ing the winter in the southern part of
the territory, has returned to Flag
staff. Agents wanted, ladies or men, to sell
gilt-edge oil stocks. Queen Oil Co.,
DIG Market street, San Francisco,
California.
There is a noticeable improvement
in all kinds of business and a prosper
ous year Is predicted by the leading
business men.
Village school shoes for boys andd
girls. The best school shoe ever
brought to Flagstaff are sold by the
New York Store.
Mr. George U. Young, of the Wil
jlums News, was a visitor in Flagstaff
this "week' and dropped in to see The
Sun's new gasolene engine.
Dr. Robinson wus in attendance on
Mrs. John Swunson who last. Monday
gave birth to a bouncing baby boy.
Both mother and baby are doing well.
T. E. Pulliam returned Wednesday
night from Los Angeles, where he has
been for the benelit of his health and
viewing the sights of California's
southern metropolis.
The sanitary condition of Flagstaff
has much to do with the fact that it is
the only town of any size on the line
of the Santa Fe Pacific which is ex
empt from smallpox.
The Racket Store is tho place to se
cure bargains in Chinaware at cost
price. Nothing reserved and every
article in the store is for sale. Cull
and get your choice und avoid the
rush.
Mr. Kruger, an escaped prisoner of
war from tho Trausval, gave a very
interesting lecture at the court house
on Monday night, describing the
scenes in that country between the
Boer und English armies.
The Junior League of the Metho
dist church is in a most nourishing
condition, and on last Sunday enrolled
four new members, if tho general
church will rally to the work with
equal energy and enthusiasm as that
displayed by the little folks, the work
will certainly prosper.
Marshal Bayless disturbed the pipe
dreams of two Celestiuls who were in
dulging in the Chinese luxury. He
walked into-their domicile while they
we.re under the influence of the nar
cotic and placed them under arrest.
Ball was promptly furnished and the
almond-eyed desciples of confuclous
will undoubtedly donate a substantial
amount toward the expenses of edu
eating American children to avoid the
"ways that aro dark und tricks that
are vain."
School supplies of all kinds at Timer
hoff's. C. W. Hayu, of Williams, was a visi
tor in town lb! 8 week.
C. C. Hull, of the Santa Fe Pacific,
was a visitor in Flagstaff this week.
The Arizona Lumber and Timber
Company are giving employment to
all who apply at their mill.
J. A. Twitchel), of the Pittsburgh
Copper Mining Company, is among the
late arrivals at the Weutherford.
Fire Insurance Tho Arizona Cen
tral Bank represents a number of the
largest American and English com
panies. Thursday and Friday were real
spring days and the average citizen
was inclined to hunt the shady side of
the street.
The parties who burglarized the
Cornish bottling works are sadly sing
ing, "How would you like to be the
beer man?"
For Rent One hundred and fifty
acres of choice farming land. A good
opportunity for the right man. Apply
to E. S. Gosney.
.WH. Cain, Jr., from the presiden
tial state, Ohio, was giving our citi
zens some pointet8 on how to buy
goods cheaply during the week.
For Sale Hoosler grain drill, 6-inch
hoe, in first-class condition. Price
reasonable. Drill may be seen at my
ranch, three miles north of town. W.
H. Anderson.
Our townsman, Mr. Fulton, goes
south about 100 miles to look after his
band of sheep and turn them in this
direction where he will bring them by
easy stages for summer pasturing.
The Racket Store Is closing out a
choice Jine of Chipaware at cost price
and other goods will be sold at or be
low cost. Remember this Is' an oppor
tunity that vou cannot afford to miss.
This is a Masonic secret, but if the
people could see our chief. Dr. Miller,
with his new silk baton, his dignified
bearing, it is a sure thing it would
cause them to murmur, "who would
have thought it?"
A. W...Turdan, of Flagstaff, was in
Wilcox last Monday. He is hustling
up endorsements all over the terri
tory from prominent politicians for the
appointment to the office of United
States marshal fr Arizona.
The grand jury cleaned up the busi
ness before them in two days and ad
journed. Their suggestions about the
needed improvements on the conrt
house and grounds are good and should
be heeded by those In authority.
The Flagstaff Home Mission society
held an Interesting und well attended
meeting at Mrs. Carroll, the second
since its organization. Some clothing
has been received, and all such contri
butions are to be kept at the Bank
Hotel dining room, where tho next
meeting will be held on May 10 at
2:30 p. in. The amount in the treas
ury is $17.00. Reports were made by
Mesdumcs Treat, Jones. Keller, Green
law und Miss Murray, of the districts
assigned them. Very earnest care
was given to -the one case of illness
which came under the supervision of
sodiety. Mesdames Fulton, Sisson,
Beal, lies und Carroll will constitute
the visiting committee for the present
month.
C. F. Carson, of San Francisco, was
in during the week.
A line of fine writing tablets and
papretles at Timerhoff's. t
The Racket Store is selling out at
cost its slock of Chinaware.
F. W. Payne, of Bellmont, Is one If
the arrivals at the Weatherford.
Among the Prescott delegation this
week, were F. C. Job and G. Norris.
W. D. Jackaway, of Denver, was
among the late arrivals In Flagstaff.
W. T. McAdams. from the swell
wonder of the world, the Grand Can
yon, is here.
Miss Martha B. Andrews and D.J.
Newhall, of the Quaker City, stopped
off to see the sights from atrip to 'the
Golden Gate.
The Scn has some inside informa
tion on the extension of the Mineral
Belt railroad which it will publish in
the near future.
Clarence Lucas, of the Windy City
by the lake, enjoyed the encampable
climate of Arizona's northern metrop
olis for a few days.
L. L. Lyon, representative of the
Colorado Packing and Provision com
pany, has been doing a lively business
with the grocerry men In pork pro
ducts. Village school shoes for boys and
girls. The test school shbe ever
brought to Flagstaff are sold by the
New York Store.
Mr. Edward B. Webb, the genial
representative of the Carpentar Paper
Company, of Omaha, Nebraska, was in
town Thursday in the interests of his
firm.
The hose company responded quickly
to a still alarm of fire, which proved to
be a car load of lumber. The blaze
was extinguished without the aid of
the fire laddies.
Keller of Oakland, California, will
lit you by mail, just order your shirts
and clothing from them direct. Kel
ler's man will visit Flagstaff about
every sixty days.
The Hotel Weatherford has made
an improvement by putting a stand in
one of the office windows on which
is a nice assortment of plants that
gives the hotel a more cheerful ap
pearance. A freight blockade was the reason
fo" many lightengines passing through
Flagstaff westward 'bound. The latest
advices indicate that the traffic busi
ness has resumed its normal condition
and the bloated bondholders of the
frozen east need not be without his
seedless oranges for dessert.
Tomorrow evening in the Methodist
Episcosal church the pastor, Rev. J.
H. Henry, will deliver a sermon es
pecially for the benefit of tha members
of the lodge of F. & A. M., who will
attend In a body,. Good music will be
rendered and a general Invitation is
extended to those not in attendance at
the other churches.
Keller's man, Ed. B. Webster, of
Oakland, Cal., came in at last and an
era of clean, well fitting shirts is
about to be inaugurated in the Moun
tain City. One of our most fastedious
business men and society leaders has
announced that commencing with the
glad May day he will don one of Kel
ler's yoke garments each Sabbath In
stead of the first of the month.
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