The Coconino sun., June 27, 1903, Page 6, Image 6

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

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LOCAL BREVITIES.
Ed I. Gale has been on the sick-list
this week.
Fine cakes made to
nell's Home Bakery.
order at Tur-
Leave your orders for bread, pies
and cake with Black & Jones.
Universal Crandall No. 3 typewriter
for sale. Inquire at this office. tf
Rev. Pr. C. Vabre went to St. Johns
last Sunday evening, and will return
about July 1st.
Buy a Brownie kodak, (1, at Bab
bitt Bros.
Mrs. Fred Hull is visiting relatives
in southern California.
Fruits, berries and confectionery at
Turnell's Home Bakery.
Christopher's candies, the best made,
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A stock of
Babbitt Bros',
Butterick patterns at
dry-goods depot. 23tf
R. P. Hall, owner of the Albuquer
que foundry, was a business visitor in
Flagstaff this week.
FOR SALE Burros, pack saddles
and tent and camp outfit, for sale at
25 J. C. Blake's.
Fire Insurance The Arizona Cen
tral Bank represents a number of the
largest American and English com
panies. It is reported that J. A. Johnson,
sheriff of the county, and Mrs. Kate
Holihan were married in Albuquerque
one day this week.
George Rickel, son of Tom Rickel,
came in Wednesday, from Santa Fe,
X. M., where he has been attending
the Christian Brothers' school.
For 8 ale A two and one-half horse
power gasoline engine. Apply at this
office.
Bread, pies, cakes and foreverthing
turned out in a first-class bakery go
to Black & Jones'.
Dr. Pratt, Arizona's leading oculist,
will be in Flagstaff about the 10th,
prox., to attend to your eyes.
LOST On Sunday evening, June
21, lady's small, Mexican drawn-work
handkerchief. Finder will be reward
ed by returning to this office.
Uncle Dick Aston, the second-hand
dealer,bought the interest of Joe Fish
er in the second-hand store on San
Francisco street, and will continue the
business at the same old stand.
Mr. Percival Lowell will address the
students of the summer normal school
in the Normal hall, on Monday night.
The general public is invited to at
tend. No admission will be charged.
C. M. Holt and W. G. Shaw, agents
of the Northwest Life and Savings
Company, are in Flagstaff this week.
Tho gentlemen represent a solvent and
reliable company, and have done good
business here.
Flagstaff sheepmen are in clover,
and have been, for tho last thirty
days. Sheep buyers have been in
town, both from the east and Los An
geles, engaging and securing all the
mutton sheep possible, and offering
top prices, but our sheepmen are very
reluctant about selling.
J. C. Vlning, at one time agent at
this point, and then at Laguna, N. M.,
but now general superintendent of the
Colorado Midland, was a visitor in
towu Tuesday, with his family. He
remained over night, and then pro
ceeded west, where he will visit with
George Hoxworth for some time.
Mrs. West, nee Hoxworth, of Bos
ton, spent a day here, this week, with
relatives. She was on her way to
Long Beach, Cal., to visit her parents.
Tom Lewis, the well-known merchant
of Ash Fork, went through Flagstaff
on his way borne, Wednesday morn
ing, with bis son, who has been at the
Brothers' school, in Santa Fe, N. M.,
for the past six months.
J. S. Acker, of Prescott, spent sev
eral days here this week, in the inter
est of the Corona Consolidated Gold
and Copper company, a mining com
pany" being promoted by well-known
business men of Prescott. An adver
tisement of the Corona appears in this
issue.
Through misinformation, or misun
derstanding, the Sun inadvertently
omitted Miss Lulu R. Hunter's name
in last week's report of the commence
ment exercises. The omission was un
intentional, and Miss Hunter will
please accept apologies. The lady, as
one of the faculty, labored arduously
for the success of the exercises; but,
then, sho doubtless is aware that, in
all human affairs, tho one who works
hardest gets least credit.
Tomorrow at the Methodist church,
the following services will be held:
A short session of the Sunday-school
at 10 a. m.; at 11 the annual chll-dren's-day
services, consisting of
songs, recitations, etc This service
will be preceded by the baptism of
children. If there are any parents
who desire this service for their chil
dren, at the close of the children's ser
vice the doors will be open for the re
ception of members, either children or
adults. In the evening, at 7 o'clock,
the Epworth service will be held, fol
lowed by the bicentennial anniversary
of the birth of John Wesley. The
hymns of John and Charles Wesley
will be sung. Several papers will be
read, referring to the life and charac
ter of the founder of Methodism. An
interesting time will be had, and a
general invitation Is extended to these
services.
E. H. Meek, of Prescott, spent Wed
nesday in Flagstaff. Mr. Meek is the
promoter of the Forest creek electric
power scheme, and ho says the com
pany has finished all the preliminary
work, and will commence construction
work next month. They havo already
disposed of all the power they can de
velop, and the stockholders are as
sured of a paying investment as soon
as the company is ready for the. sup
plying of power and light. Tho de
mand for power in the mining section
of Arizona is great, and the success of
the Forest creek project means the
building of more electric power plants.
John H. Hicks returned to his stock
ranch, the Agua Negra grant, near
Santa Rosa, N. M., Tuesday, taking
with him the span of standard-bred
black mares, "Carrietta" and "Cam
eletla," formerly owned by E. S. Gos
ney, of this place. It is said that it is
Mr. Hicks' intention to ship these
mares to the Creech stock farm, Her
riugton, Kans., where they will be
bred to Escobar, one of the best-
known trotting horses in this country,
after which they will be returned to
his ranch in Santa Rosa. These
mares have a long line of strong trot
ting blood in their pedigree, with
which they are well marked, and we
expect to hear from them and the
Hicks stock farm in the records of
standard-bred horses in the future.
For choice, home-made candies
to Turnell's Home Bakery.
go
Eastman kodaks and photo supplies
at Eastern prices at Babbitts'.
E. S. Clark, district attorney of
Yavapai county, was here Thursday,
on legal business.
For Sale Set new, single collar
harness and spring wagon. A bargain
Inquire at Sun office.
Ladies calling cards in the latest
shapes and printed in the latest styles
of type, at the Sun office.
J. Backman, tho paper hanger,
paints and decorates, and is prepared
to do work in his line in the latest
effects. All work done in first-class
manner, and will be promptly done
and guaranteed. tf
The summer session at the Northern
Arizona Normal school will open
Monday forenoon, at 9 o'clock. All
interested are invited to be present.
The outlook is very encouraging, and
the promise of a good attendance is
very bright.
Santa re Washout.
During the early forenoon of the
23d, the Colorado river washed out a
quarter of a mile of the Santa Femain
line, between Needles and Beale. Tho
river is higher than it has been in
years, and its work of destruction was
so complete that for some distance tho
railroad will have to be relocated far
ther back from the encroaching river.
Passenger trains Nos. 8 and 2 were
delayed at Needles while a shoofly was
built around the washout. As the
Colorado now comes tumbling and
roaring under the big steel bridge at
Mellen, one can begin to understand
how she has been able to do her part
in carving out the Grand Canyon.
DR. PRATT,
THE OPTICIAN.
Here About July 10th
METHODS IN
EYE EXAMINATIONS.
Whether the result of disease, in
herited deficiencies, violation of nat
tural laws, or old age, impaired vi
sion cannot be accurately estimated or
corrected by use of test letters and
cards alone.
One familiar with the construction
and physiology of the eye can but
know the evil effects following such a
system of guesswork.
In my examination and fitting, I use
the several different methods that long
experience has taught me bring the
best results.
CONSULTATION FREE.
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Dr. Geo. B. Pratt,
Arizona's Leading Optician,
118 W. Waahlnt'ton St..
PHOENIX. ARIZONA.
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can not be so if their
teeth are neglected
A good, clean-looking
set of teeth is a fine rec
ommendation, and the
posessor can never be
considered homely.
We carry a nice line of
tooth preparations and
tooth brushes.
W. H. TIMERHOFF,
The Leading DruUItt,
FLAGSTAFF, ARIZONA.
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OPTICIAN and
JEWELER
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meridians, it indicates a defect of sight
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OPPOSITE P. O.
Flagstaff, Ariz.
Z, J, STAGNER,
second-hand furniture
Bought
--SOLD.
REPAIRING OF FURNITURE A SPECIALTY
Will do any kind of carpenter
work or short notice.
Shop and Star opposite
Carrotlton Hotel ....
Flagstaff.
POHLE & PARMELEE
1627 CUaiM St., Deaver. CoL
ASSAYERS and CHEMISTS
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