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THE SUK -DEMOCRAT.
NOTICE TO TIIK I'URI.U:,
All contracts and bllU (or advertlitnx pay
Wo monthly.
Advertising1 rates given upon application.
Business locals 10 cents per lino tor Drat In--wrtlon.
and K rents per lln tor each ruImc
Client Insertion.
The Pon-Pemocbat 1 pleased tocontrlbute
-hi public mattors, hut nil notices of festlrals.
ialrs. meetings ot societies, suppers, enter--talnmenls
and mention of marrlnees. births
And deaths beyond the retruUr nnnounce
ewnt. will he rharred for at reeular rates.
THURSDAY. FEBRUARY 11. 1897.
La wren co Doyle is In Albuquerque.
C. M. Funston was in Winslow
Tueda,).
Kansas Uity Dressed Beef at Garrett
M Hennessv's.
Sheriff R. H. Cameron was in Wil
liam Saturday.
Attorney J. W. Ross was here from
"Williams Friday and witnessed "At
the trench Bull."
C. J. Babbitt was in Williams Sit
unlay m business.
Good cheap slides M. J. HilgnHU's.
"Try the $2.50 hiiiI $.1 00 shoes.
Vm Deren Bros. Imve just received
A lalge con-igniiiciil of I he hesl Khiishs
City trk.
(i. 11. Piiine of lite Linil of Sunshine
Puhlishiii;; Coiiii.tii. whs in town Fri--tlnv
mill S.iiunl i.
Disi i ici Atiornex K. S. Clark visited
"Williams estnrd.iv.
Attorney E M. i)e t'elurileil fioin
Los Angeles cste-d-iV.
E. S. (iolieV Iclurncd Fl'iihiy from
-A weck' visit iii I'll. ' n : x.
Ml 8. Rush Vum.. ,,f Vilsuu
ennui iii Thursd.iv to visit relatives
AUil fi lends here.
1 lie In st is llii , he ln Hi H "I l. ti
JliU tnl (lie bcl UO tu V III D-lell
lit US. III! Hi HI II kl'l
C. ii r uuliei "f ll) Atlantic &
Pan lie IhiuI dxp ti iineiit iv.is m imvn
6t)i nil lils llisl Meek
Friday was Allior day, the (Juivr
not mitking it it legiil holiday. It
not very generally observed.
F. W. Viilr. look it run iti fnnii
-Canyon Diithlo Fiiday and spent a fe.
hums anion:; his Fliigslnff fl lends
Born To M wifn of M. .1 Kiurdtu
Tuesday tifirtiiu, Febnurv 9. 1897,
boy. Dr. D. J. lir.in nun olliei.iled.
Tom DevltiB and George Collin re
turned Tuesda morning finmn plea"
Attl two weeks' visit in Los Augclcg.
Conductor Alex McDonald, whose
lieudqti.u lees urn at Needles, was a
-visitor to ilm Skylight City yesterday.
A T. Cornish is making frequent
"trips to Uellemunt, looking nfler his
-ire harvesting, which is now in full
-blast.
Van Dpren Bros', meat market in
the Babbitt building is headquarters
for thu finest steaks, chops, fish aud
ame.
Division Superintendent John
Deuair was a passenger on N.. 2
Friday morning on bis way to Alhtt
quel que.
The. Whist Club will givo a private
Oauce, to club members and invited
friends only, at Babbitt's Opera House
to-morrow night.
Commodore Owens, ox-Sheriff of
Uuviijo county, was a passenger on No.
1 Saturday on his way to Phoenix, to
pend a few days.
District Attorney H. D. Ross of
Yavapai county was a visitor to the
Skylight City Sunday and called on
The SunDemociut.
Don't forget that Garrett & Hennessy
Are running the Flagstaff Meat Market,
lloxworth's old stand, where all will
.jet courteous treatment.
The Grand Canyon Hotel has been
making improvements in the arrange
sent of the office, which now presents
handsome appearance.
J. A. Wilson left Saturday morning
for Longmont, Colo., where he wilt
represent Flagstaff Lodge, No. 13, at
Abe Grand Lodge of the A. O. U. W.,
which convened Tucidny.
THE PLACE TO GET WHAT
YOU
QOCONINO COUNTY may GET the Reform School
building finished up this year, or she may GET the
Insane Asylum; Flagstaff will GET the waterworks. But
you can't GET the best shoe in Flagstaff, viz., the GlESECKE,
nor you can't GET the best pair of pants in Flagstaff, viz.,
the Swee Or pants, and you can't GET the best line cf
neckties, or the most complete line of gents' furnishings
in Flagstaff to select from, unless you call on J. W.
WBATHERFORD at his well-filled and up-jto-date
Gents' Furnishing Store on Railroad avenue.
If you want good, suitable, substantial goods, and a
better assortment to select from than you can get any
where else, don't fail to call and see us.
Our new samples for Spring tailor-made clothing have
just arrived and we absolutely guarantee every suit to
fi', no money being required until you have tried on suits
and are satisfied.
Remember, we always keep on hand a full and com
plete line of high-grade hats, viz., the Stetson and Lion
brands, at prices that defy competition.
We will endeavor to be accommodating and courteous
to all who may call on us, and wish to extend our thanks
to the many customers who have favored us with their
pa r"nage during the past year, and with the idea ever
before to endeavor to please those who may call on us in
future. I am very truly yours for business,
J. W. WEATHERFORD.
I). hi Murphy, the, inlliientiiii inin n.'j
ill in and tin ii'li tnl ul N' dli . ' ii . j
e. .1 ii'issenei n N i. 1 Smul i te-j
t n I i '4 finm it i-i! tu A Iniijueiq if.
Bilinin IJios last week sH'i)-il -i
tl llllliMil of ftt I'lllle in Lis Angeles
'and lite c.us to K'ish8 (hit. I hey
' ie.i'eit'ed the lop pure in liulli 111:11 kets,
Dr. Genr-re Guodfellow of Los An
e, uell known In some of our
liii'.-tl physicians, was n pa-senuer on
Vu 2 Mond.tv hound for Albuquer
que. Mis Paulina Berber, cousin of Mrs.
Charles Kimp. airivisl mi lal Tliurs
diy's easilioittul I lain from Salinas,
Cal , iiiul tt ill make Flagstaff lief fill lire
h .me.
Ilntili E. Campbell left Suud.iy for
i'lioeiiix and I In Sail River Valley ii
look nfier seVefil thousand head of I.
sheep that are bei.tg wintered there
by Campbell & Francis.
The Men's Club of the Presbyterian
chinch will meet at the residence of
W. R. Edwards next Tuesday night. '
A popular Niihj-ct will be discussed
aud all the geutleniHU urn invited to'
attend.
Flagstaff Meat Market is the only
jilacti in town to liny fresh meats.
Everything kept in thu butcher's Hue,
Httcli ms beef, mutton, pork, sausage,
wild games, fish, etc. Garrett & Hen
nessy, proprietors. j
Tlie-MUbjee fur morning discourse at
the Methodist church next Sundry will
be " Promises to the Righteous;"
evening, "Amendment in Life." All
are cordially invited to these services.
C. P. Wilson, Pastor.
Hon. W. O O'Neill. Mayor of Pres-
cott, came in Saturday morning aud
stopped at the Grand Canyon Hotel.
He was here on business connected
with the recently bunded cupper mines
and returned to Prescutt Saturday
afternoon.
Peter Bunyon, who was convicted of
burglarizing F. J. Dougherty's saloon
building at Bellemout, and sentenced
at the last March term of the District
court to fifteen mouths' imprisoumeut
at Yuma, has been pardoned by Gov
ernor Fraakliu.
The Ladies' Aid Society of the M. .
church will give a social At the par
sonage on Monday evening. Refresh
ments will be served. Admission:
Adults 25 cents, children 15 cents.
Entertatamant for both old aud youug.
All f.ro c"dia!!y invited.
WANT.
Rev. Father Connolly of the. Wins
low '.it'iiille chinch tnd forniefh
pistol of tbn ('lunch of the N itmti ,
i miiliii'teil the sei VK'i s in that eliineli
list Suti'llt, in thu nbenip of Hi i F
Dillt. Father CiuiMii.n iituiueil to
Wumluw Tuesdiy mulling
C.iss L"is. Jitsticil of thn I'eaon at
Fieilonia, wlm has been slopping here
several weeks, left for home yestetday
inoi'iiiii"; by team. The distance is
2.ri0 miles, over a trail covmed in
a hum places hv three and four feet of
snow, and is a hazardous trip.
Charles Hawkins. Georuo A. Wnllf,
E. Scha.fer aud M Didy of Wiiiloiv
were here last Thuisday in attendance
on the regular meeting of FlaustalT
Lodge, No. 13, A. O. U. W. Messts.
Hawkins, Wolff and Schaffer were
initiated into the mystifies of the
order.
"The Gnostic Heresy and Evolution
of Church Government" will be the
subject for the second series of four
lectures by Rev. II. P. Corser, pastor
of the Presbyterian church, on the
history uf the Apostolic, church. These
lectures are attracting cuiisiderible
attention aud ai" instructive; and on
lerttiuiiig. You are cordially invited
to attend.
Frank W. VWnw aud T. P. Newton,
mining men of Des Moines, la., who
are interested with Messrs. Garrett,
Browuleu and L nuhard in the Grand
Canyon cupper mines, were visitors In
the Skylight City Friday aud Saturday
aud left for Phoenix and other south
ern Territorial points, aud will return
to Flagstaff aud make A trip to the
Cauyiiu iu about ten days.
No. 1 was badly wrecked at Luna, a
station a few miles this side of Albu
querque, Tuesday morning, an open
switch causing the accident. The
engine, combination baggage and ex
press car and the mall car are iu the
ditch on the north side uf the track.
The mail car is telescoped into the
combination car. A day coach aud
one tourist slepper'also left the track.
The engineer, Charles Ross, was badly
injured about tile legs. No one else
were Injured and no fatalities resulted.
A train was made up at Albuquerque,
the mail, baggage, etc. transferred
and the Pullman coaches coupled on
at Luna, arriving here At 4 o'clock
yesterday morning. All trains are
running on time.
BABBITT BROS.
...DEALEKS IN...
GENERAL MERCHANDISE
The L-a-x-jest General Store
iri Arizona.
We purchase for cash an 1 b iy in large consignments
Thus we are enabled to sell at lower prices than any.
When in need of Dry Goods, Hardware, Groceries,
Boots and Shoes, etc., come where you can see the latest
things, fresh stock and prices that cannot be beat.
DEfLBRS...
THE - GRAND - CANYON - HOTEL
05CAR LE3ARR0.M. Manager
Recently remodeled, red;:rated an! refurnished through
out. M)lern improvements throughout. Itispsciil
features are the ccielleiue of its table, perfection of
its service, th ele.tn c of its appointment-.. Elec
trically lighted throughout.
THE M03TLI3IVLY tVUAQHD HDTEL IN THE
SOUTHWEST.
RECOGNIZED HEADQUARTERS FO"? ALL TOIHISTS.
Thn trial of El jsr JhiikJiix,
charged with lining a uui-tiic, ihmmi-
pii-d thu attention of Judge. Juris
Proodunce, who had turned tin IYck
lirtcriau cl.ttrcli into a temporary
colli-room. Tuesday night. The trial
lusted two hours ami a half ami whs
U'omliirted iu a most decorous .mil wr-
liitiueulary manner. Th proceedt
from the entertainment netted tin
Men's Club, under whose auspices it
was given, the neat sum of f 15.
Monday afternoon a telegram was
received here conveying the sail in
telligence that Hugh Warren, an old
resident nf Flagstaff, but who w
iliett employed in building a turntable
for the Atlantic & Pacific; at Albuquer
que, had been instantly killed by A
derrick falling upon him. The acci
dent occurred at 3:16 p. m. Monday.
Warren was foreman of the stone
masons who were coiii-tructlng the
turntable. The insecure fastenings of
the derrick mast was the cause nf the
tragedy. Id falling the big mast
struck Warren squarely in the bask,
crushing in his left side and causing
an initant and perhaps painless death.
Warren was well ami favorably known
along the line of the. Atlantio & Pa
cific, by whom he had been employed
for a number of J ears, but always
claimed Flagstaff as his home. The
only known relatives of thn deceased
are supposed to be living in Boston.
f The overland passenger train, No. 1,
with Engineer William Daze At the
throttle, which left here at 3:35 Mon
day, had an encounter with train rob
bers when a few miles this side nf
Peach Springs. After forcing the
watchman iu the rock cut to flag the
train, they compelled Firemau Bart to
dismount and uncouple the mail And
express car from tbn train. Express
Messenger Summers and his helper
Randall each jumped from opposite
side doors of the express car and ran
back toward the train. Summers
came suddenly upon one ot the rob
bers standing on the steps of tba rear
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platform of the express cr and im
mediately opened fire with llis 45
c.iliber Colt's revolver on iho bandit.
Tin lirt shot ptssed throuU thn rob-'
ber's body, jttst above the beart, and
Htiother entered his left eye. coming
out at the. back of the head. Tim rob
ber rolled off o.ito the ground. While
this was going on the other bandits
had succeeded iu getting ih miil and
express cars uncoupled and conveyed
with all speed to Nelson Killing, where
tho mail car was gono through and
eight registered packages consigned to
Uncle Sam's care appropriated, Tht
two robbers then made their escape.
Deputy Sheriff Fletcher Faircliild was
on No. 2 coming up from Kingman
with Tom Sims, the Mexican cook,
wanted here as a witness in a larceny
case, and ordering his prisoner
to proceed for Flagstaff, got off At
Peach Springs and started on the trail
of the robber. Sheriff Cameron left
here Tuesday morning for the scene.
The dead bandit has been identified AS
a cowboy formerly in the employ of
the Arizona Cattle Company here. It
is impossible for the bandits to escape,
owing to the topography of the country
adjacent to Peach Springs, and their
speedy Arrest is expected.
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