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JIIL'USDAY. AUGUST 15. 1895.
XOTICi: TO THE VUULIO.
All contracts and bills for advertising pay
able monthly.
Adicrtlslng rates given upon application.
l!ii-lnev locals 10 cents per lino for first ln
.ortion, anil J cents per lino for each subso
ucnt Insertion
The Coconino Sun is pleased to contribute
In public mattcis but all not Ices of festivals,
f ais. meetings of -societies, suppers, enter
tainments and mention of marriages, births
uml deatli-s beyond tho regular announce
ment, will beehaiged for at regular rules.
CITY SUNBEAMS,
Lei Strauss overalls sixty eeuts at
K..gei
l'lie postollice at Challeudel lias been
iliM'oiitimiotl.
L.iumli lists, bound in books, can
In- hail at tho SUN office.
ling lax is now duu ami payable '.o
l.ulial llochderffor.
Cio to Collin's for fresh fruits, dressed
lu.ultn and full cream cheese.
l'he county jail now only contains
tn piisoueis, both sent up from Wil
liams. dents, go to Rogers for your line
.lioes. A nice patetit leather the
I Hist.
Do not forget the ball given by tho
Rig-laff Athletic Club to-morrow
I'm ate boxes for ladles at the Par
i,.i Exchange restaurant. Barney
Si .irs, pi oprietor.
l'lie M. E. Sunday school children
ami their teachers are enjuj Ing a picnic
at Anderson's ranch to-day.
We catry a choice stock of fish,
ininti, fruits, cheese, butter ami
irV Collin Bros., Flagstaff, Arizona.
A full line of Stetson hats just re
iiied at Hogers. They are tho latest
h ies and colors, anil tho prices are
iit
J'lie ladies of the Presbyterian church
r.wv a supper iu tho Adams building
1 in mIjv night which netted the neat
mi in of .S0.
J'he Tcrrltoiial reform school is be
ginning to show its proportions. The
m iiie work on tho central portion is
a "Jilt completed.
The safo iu tho supervisors' oflleo
was sold to Xavajo county Monday,
ami J. A. Lamport loaded it on the
irs Tuesday to bu shipped to Hol
brook. h go out of town or send away
fa cheap clothes when you can have a
Mi.t made in first-class stylo and per
fr.t lit at Babbitt Bras.' tailoring do
MI tlllUllt.
Vn eiitertaiumeut will bo givcu at
tlie illiams Opera Hoitso Saturday
ii nl It will be for tho benefit of the
X ill. mis Baseball Club and promises
t bi ,i big success.
K.ui's Clover Hoot, tho great blood
pup liii'i', gives frcshuess and clearness
i the complexion and cures constipa-
i 'ii, i'o cunts, 50 cents and $1. For
mi. l W. H. Edwards.
Just leceivcil, a caso of ribbed uuder-
ii. $1.30 a suit. Cau't wear them
" "'. is what every ouu says when they
l""k .it tliein. Hogers' is the place, for
fu tithing goods.
lbeiewill be preaching services iu
t a l'lesbUerian church uoxt Sunday
nii'ining and evening. Kov. I. T.
W Intii-iiioro of Floreueo is expected to
' I'ltselll uilh tin. iirietnr.
Ilu'ie are some people who never
W'ji'daik glasses and yet they never
' an) thing bright) it's tho people
Wiki ai i" ih speptie and soured. Every
thing is out of joint tylth such people.
' I suffered many years with dyspepsia
an.! iiier troubles, but havo been re
I" nl since taking Simmous Liver
lb nl.itur I know others who havo
'"' j,iealh benefited by its use."
m J '"us Now hunl, Carrollton. Mo.
1 J.'liu Kaggen anil Jou Dixon, both
"-'"I'l'Ores at the Hhoades logging
'""iili. got aboard of train No. 1 yes-
' '".I) .ifleinoon at Wlllhims anil told
ll" -unluetor they wanted to stop at
Hli..:ul., They woro told that tho
l'.nn did not stop there, ami that they
"ii.l eiihergut olf the train or pa
Mi fare to Belleiuout, and they con-
'hd to do the latter. At Bellemont
in abused iliu conductor for not stop
l"V al Hhoades and threateucil to do
'""i bu.lii Injur. Deputy sheriff
"" hlld was on tlie train and endeay
'""1 ti ipiiet Kaggen, but without
' 'l lh. finally placed him under
1,1 "st, when K-i-'irun resist ei'. and was
tilled hi Ui.Miii. Afli.r puiwIiW-,!,!,,
'''lll'lu both W'ei'i;iii'i'i"li'il mul Iniiinrlit
, - o"-
ii' r .liwtt.... .. ii... i ii..!
"'" "i iiiu i cacu iiuuu
'M Kagg.ni $20 and Dixou was lined
Both realize uow that it costs
Mnetlijug to (esist au olj(!er.
A delicious drink is tho milk shako
at Collin Bros.
Remember the graud ball on Friday
night, August ICth.
If you need boots and shoes try
Gcorgo Baguall.
Thcro is lots of fruit comiug in from
Vordo ami Beaver valleys.
There will bo no "bloomer club"
organized iu Flagstaff this j ear.
Hood's Pills cure all liver ills, teliuve
constipation aud assist digestion. 25
cents.
Tho ladies of tho II. K. church will
hold a fair during the liist week in De
cember. Good musio will bo furnished at the
Flagstaff Athletic Club's ball to-morrow
night.
For Sale A geutlo saddle or buggy
horse. Will drive single or double.
Inquire at tho SUN office. '
Florence Donahue, John Brady, Kid
Lacombo and George McAdams left
Tuesday for tho Moipii suako dance.
F. A. Armitage, Babbitt Bros.' mer
chant tailor, is au artistic cutler, and
suits made by him are always elegant
(its.
A couple of soiled doves were ar
rested last night for lighting. Justice
of tho Peace Prime will adjust their
differences to-day.
The plastereis are in possession of
tho new schoolhottsc, and it is expected
that tho building will bo completed by
the 1st of September.
Tho date for tho trip of Flagstaff bi
cyclists to the Giaud Ciiiyon is lixed
for August 22d. Wheelmen from other
towus are invited to join.
Tho Arizona Central bank savings
department pays fair interest and
affords a convenient depository to those
having small amounts to deposit.
Word has been received heio that the
soldiers from Foit Whipple have post
poned their summer maich and Held
duty, and they will not therefore bu iu
Flagstaff as was intended.
Shiloh's cure is sold on a guarantee.
It cures incipient consumption. It is
the best cough cure. Only 1 cent a
dose. 25 cents, 50 cents and $1, For
salo by W. H. Edwards.
John Clark has about completed a
largo barn on his place uoith of town.
The barn is 70.50 fee', and is tho most
substantial ouo iu this section. W. S.
Decloss was the contractor.
Do you sto the testimonials written
by people who have been cuicd
of various diseases by Hood's Sarsapa
rilla? They point the way for oti if
you need a good medicine.
Where do oti eat? J cat at Car
roll's, the only neat and clean restau
rant iu town. Evenono goes there.
The most popular family result. Good
attention to all. Carroll leads.
Ono of tho best featuiesof the Pallor
Exchange icstauraiit is the excellent
quality of tho coffee that is served.
It is prepared by the new French drip
process, aud canuot bo excelled.
The averago main citizen of Flag
staff likes to wear well-fitting clothes,
and when he desires a good suit and a
perfect fit ho gets the suit from F. A
Armitage, the cutter at Babbitt Bios.
Mrs. T. S. Hawkins, Chattanooga,
Toun., sajs: "Shiloh's Vitalize! saved
my life. I consider it the best remedy
for a debilitated system I eer used."
For dyspepsia, liver or kidney trouble
it excel?. Price 75 .cents. I or salo by
W. H. Edwards.
Tho service at tho Presbyterian
church last Sunday morning wai
largely attended and the sacraments
impressively administered. One young
persou was baptized on profession of
faith and live children were conse
crated in tho sacred ordinance. The
church was decorated with plants and
flowers about tho table of tho Lord's
Supper. A short address was deliv
ered by the pastor from tho text, "We
are journeying unto tho placo of which
the Lord said: I will give it to) on;
coniM thou with us and wo will do thee
good," alter which the professing
Christians present partook of tho com
munion. Awarded
Highest Honors World's Fair,
DR.'
CREAM
BAKING
POWDER
MOST PERFECT MADE.
A pure Grape Cream of Tartar Powder. Free
(torn Ammonia, Alum or any other adulterant;
'"' O YEARS THE STANDARD.
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GUILTY OF MANSLAUGHTER.
Tho Trial of Gus Mudersbaoh for
Killing Wm. Klostormyor,
STORYiOF THE SHOOTING.
Tho Jury Itelurn u Verdict of Jlnn-
sliuttlhtcr. Willi a Uecomniendii
tlon for Mercy Sentenced to
Vumn for Seven Years
Friday was given to liudiug a jury
for tho trial of (Jus Muduisbach for the
mm del of William Klosteimyer at
Bellemont 011 May 29th.
U'ho selection of tho jury was linished
at tho adjournment of com t, ami they
were nut, as has beeu customary heie
tofore, allowed to go to their homes
and places"of business, but were placed
iu charge of bailiffs and kept within
tho com (room dining tho night, and
until they rendered their verdict Sun
day morning the were not allowed to
separate.
The jurj men selected were Al Grady.
F. E. Burke, M. M. Fisher, Samuel
Douglas, George C. Moisu, E. H.
Jones, W. E. Hochdeiffer, J. M. Biau
nen, G. II. Collin, Charles McLean, J.
W. Francis and Albeit Alvoid. The
jurv was an intelligent one, being in
this respect far above the average.
The attorneys for the defense were
E. S. Clark, !!. S. Gosney and W. L.
Van Horn. For tho IVnitory District
Attorney Jones wns assisted by T. S.
Hunch of Navajo county.
Saturday was spent iu hearing the
evidence aud the arguments of the
attorneys. Tho evidence was about
all tlie same by the witnesses and the
same as elicited at the coroner's in
quest. Km new evidence was intro
duced by either side.
The case was given to the jury at 7:30
Saturday evening. The jinljrc in
structed the jury that they could render
one of three verdicts that the defend
ant is guilty of murder, that the de
fendant is guilt of manslaughter, that
the defendant is in"' guilty.
Sunday morning at J:" the jury
had agreed upon a verdict of man
slaughter, with a recommendation for
tho mercy of tho Oourt.
The extreme penalty for man
slaughter is ten carsafiil Aliindaj-
ifternoon Judgo Hawkins sentenced
Mudcisbach to imprisonment in the
Territoiial piion at Yuma for seven
years.
A motion for a new trial was over
ruled, and an appeal will bo taken to
the Supremo Court, which meets in
January, 1896.
The crime for which Gus Mudeis
bach now suffers was committed in
Helleinont on May 29, 1895. Kloster
mjer and Mudersbach were both own
ers of bands of sheep, and in driving a
band of sheep to the sheaiing pens at
Bellemont Klostermer drove his sheep
through the range of Mudersbach, and
iu so doing he picked up a number of
tho hitter's sheep. '
A demand was made upon Klostcr
uiyer b Mudersbach for the sheep, but
the funnel declined to "pull" .them
until the) were placed iu tho shearing
pens.
Mudersbach came to Flagstaff and
obtained a writ of replevin, aud taking
Constable Dickinson with him ho re
turned to Bellemont. Tho writ was
served on Klostennyer, and the pro
ceeding incensed him. Meeting Mu
dersbach iu front of Payne's place ho
commenced to abuse him. The men
had quarreled before and Mudersbach
had got the worst of it. In his talk
1
Klootei ni) or mailo a motion with his
hand that Mudersbach mistook for a
motion to draw a pistol. Without a
moment's hesitation he drew his pistol
'pud shot Klostennyer. Three shots
were lircd, one going through the
heat I, instantly killing Klostennyer.
On examination it was found that, al
though having carried a gun for years,
K!o.termcr did nut have one ou his
person, but had left it at his ranch.
Tlie Williams .lull,
The Board of Supervisors will, if tho
plans and specilications are followed,
build a neat, substantial branch jail at
Williams. The biiililiug.will bo 24x14
feet, one-story brick, with stono foun
dation. It will contain au oflicu in
front, with two cells iu tlie roan Tho
colls will bo of woud, 2;.0 inch pieces
lini)) nailed together, Thu jail will
bo au ornament to tho tow'ii and will
bu a safe place to keep pilsouers. The
cost of the structure will probably be
about 1,000.
LaulicM' Cafe.
Pil vale tables, with ficsh linen
every day. Meals served iu tlie latesf
style. Family tourists accommodated.
Sa"u' Francisco street, next door to Car
roll's restaurant. f
fBKHfl
$3P5l331H
Header, did you over take Simmons
LlVKR ItEOULATOn, tllO "KlNd OF
Livr-it Medicines?" Everybody needs
tako a liver remedy. It is a sluggish or
diseased liver that impairs digestion
and causes constipation, when tho wasto
that should bo carried off remains in
tho body and poisons the whole system.
That dull, heavy feeling is due to a
tornid liver. Biliousness, Headache,
Malaria and Indigestion are all liver
diseases. Keep tho liver activo by an
occasional doso of Simmons Liver Reg
ulator and you'll get rid of theso trou
bles, and givo tone to tho wholo sys
tem. For a laxative Simmons Liver
Regulator la better than Pills. It
does not gripe, nor weaken, but greatly
refreshes and strengthens.
Every package 1ms tlie Real Z
stamp on the ' wrapper. J. II.
Zcilin & Co., Philadelphia.
DISTRICT COUKT.
William Mooney vs. Arizona Lumber
and Timber Co. Cause dismissed by
consent of both parties.
Territory vs. William Smoot, charged
with illegally brauding cattle Trial
by jury and a verdict of not guilty re
turned. Hugh McCrlim vs. W. A. and P. P.
Daggs et al The report of tho re
ceiver, D. M. Francis, was returned
ami tiled, and on motion of plaintiff's
attorneys John Tories was appointed
to audit the accounts of the receiver.
llobert Bancroft and James Couloy,
indigent witucsses, were allowed
$10 20 for expenses.
W. II. Key vs. J. F. Daggs 1. I'.
Daggs and W. A. Daggs Defendants
were ordered to file a new injunction
bond iu place :if bond (iled iu Decem
ber, 1891, whL-h has been lost or mis
laid. Sachs Bros. vs. Cameron & Li ml
Judgment aeated and defendants
given thirty days in which to tile
answer.
- Territory" vV Francisco Gonzales
Gonzales was sentenced 'lo-siiteen
months in the Territorial prison.
Court adjourned to meet in De
cember. The Suntu l'o Cnse.
The application of the United States
Trust Company for the appointment of
separate receivers for the Atlantic and
Pacific Railroad Company came up for
hearing before Judge Collier at Albu
querque Monday. A largo number of
prominent attorneys are now in that
city from the North and will tako part
iu tho arguments. Among the attor
neys are George 11. Peck, general soli
citor of the Santa Fo system; E. D.
Kenna, general solicitor for the St.
Louis aud San Francisco; W. S. Ros
singtoii, solicitor for tho Union Trust
Company, ami John XV. Noble aud F.
XV. Jennings for the United States
Trust Company.
(1. A. IE. llntes.
Tlie ualional encampment, G. A. It.,
will be held in Louisviile, Ky., Sep
tember 10th to 14lh inclusive. Tickets
will ,bo sold over tho A. and P. good
for tho round trip at $02 45. Tickets
will be sold only from September 4lh
to 8th, inclusive. The limit for return
is: East of Missouti liver, to October
Gth; west of Missouri river, to October
31st. For particulars apply to C. XV.
Davis, agent A. and P. railroad.
Curd of Thanks.
The undersigned desire to thank the
citizens of Bellemont and Flagstaff for
their kind'iesi during the illness and
death of our liltlo daughter Nellie.
Mn. and Mas. T. J. GitACE.
Grand Chief Templar YValbridgc and
party left Preseott yesterday for Flag
staff. m m
Notice.
Notice is hereby given that citizens
interested iu the unclaimed portion of
the cemetery are requested lo call on
N. G. Lay ton, Secretary of Board, or
J. Gutlule Savage, Treasurer, for deeds
to lots already taken.
m.vhi:ii:i).
IinNNKfeSY-QAItRETr-In PlagstalT, Au.
gustlU, lSOi.MIss Magglo Ilenucssyto Mr
John Garrett, both of Tombstone, Hew II
Giatijon officiating.
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l)E IUVAZ-In riugstalT, August 13, lbOJ,
' Ueglnuld N. C. Do ltlvuz, aged 27.
Dr. Price's Cream Baking Powder
World's Fair Hlfhut Medal and Diploma.
HOW
PLEASANT
It is to go into a business house where you know your
trade is aj)preciated, and where every legitimate effort is made
to please and retain your patronage.
While these pleasant relations exists betivcen our house
and the buying public, nevertheless, aside from the prompt
attention customers receive at our store, we make it a pleasant
place for you to buy, there is
which you can buy cheaper than
We want your trade, call in
cost you nothing but a little time.
GOODS PROMPTLY DEblVERBD.
FLAGSTAFF COMMERCIAL COMPANY,
WllOLESALK AND RkTAIL DKALEBS IN
GENERAL MERCHANDISE.
GEORGE BAGNALL,
Boot aid Shoe aiufacturer,
TLAGSTAIT, A1UZOXA.
T .ii,, l.fiiinil tn c. .11 kltnnc 'it F l.nlll.
M. It... .JU..I... .UdUlt 0..UV.J 1.W M. UUV...J,
New York and Boston prices; not Ari
zona prices. Ii you want uig bar-
rrnllio Pimm tn Ilia storo. Prion 111V
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Shoes and see for yourself. Bo son-
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vinccil. -lo sell suoes quick is to sell
1i.i.ii .it In,,' ,,1'lr.na T .1,1, r.nncietnnt
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with the times. All kinds of Boots
anil Shoes made to order. Uppers of
ill ilfwri'int wmc llmrnriiirr Rrmilt'.
ing of all kinds. Solo leather, nails,
shoe liudings and shoemakers' tools of
all kinds ou hand.
Ou may not liae llio lirutty feci
Tlmt tliu sculptors ulways use.
Tliougli none will know It on tho street
H they're chill In llagnall's Shoes.
SUMMONS.
In the Dhtrlct Court of tho Fourth Judicial
District, In and for Coconino County, Arl-
zojiu territory.
HtoIlin?r-R.McDONALr. Plaintiff,
JOHN McDOXALI), DefeRdiiUt
Tho Territory of Arizona sends grecTlilfr ta
JOIIll -MCl'OIKlKi:
You are hereby summoned and required to
appear In a civil action brought against you
by tho above named plaintiff In the District
Court of tho 1'uurth Judicial Dlstilct, in and
for Coconino County, Territory of Arizona,
und answer the complaint Hied with this
Court at riagstalT. In said County, (a copy of
which complaint accompanies tills summons)
within ten days (evclush oof thedayof ser
vice) after tho service upon you of this sum
mons. If served within tho County, but If
served out of tho County and within the
District, then within twenty days. In all
other cases thirty days.
And you aro hereby notified that If you full
to appear and answer tho complaint as above
required, tho Plaintiff will take Judgment by
default against you.
Given under my hand aud the seal of tho
said District Court at flagstaff, Arizona,
tills 7th day of August, A. I). 1895.
SE.u.- OSCAU GIBSON, Clerk.
EDWARD M. DOE. Attorney for Plaintiff.
A. As P. Excursions.
KNIGHTS TEMPLAR CONCLAVE.
Tlio A. & P. will sell round trip
tickets from Flagstaff to Boston for
the triennial eouelavo Kuights Tem
plar, which meets at that place ou
August 2Cth to 30th, 1895, at $02.85.
Tickets will bo on sale only ou August
loth to 21st inclusive. Continuous
passage goiug, stop-over privilege re
turning, with liual cveut Sept. 17th,
1895.
EXCfltSION TO CITV OF MEXICO.
The A. & P. railroad will sell round
trip tickets from Flagstaff to tho City
of Mexico foresees. Tickets will bo
sold only ou July 11th to 15th inclu
sive and from August 28th to Sept. 1st
inclusive. Tickots limited to 30 days
going with final limit of 60 days.
Stopovers will be grauted iu either
direction witliiu limit in Mexico.
Further information can bo obtained
from the A. & P.. agcut, C. W. Davis,
at this place.
Summer K.-icursloii to, the Coast.
The Atlantic & Pacific railroad com
p.my will run a number of summer
excursions to the Pacific coast. Tickets
will bo sold to Los Angeles, Kcdoudo
Beach, Santa Monica and Sau Diego,
from Flagstaff and return for $31.
Tickets good for uiucty days, con
tinuous passago to and from San Ber
nardino, with stop-over privilege be
yond that point within, the final limit
of, tb.c- ticket-
Tickets will be sold only on tho fol
lowing dates; May 21, Juno 4, Juuo
18, July 2, July 16, July 80, August
13, August 27.
For any information in regard to
theso excursions apply to C. W. Davis,
agent, Flagstaff.
always something in our stock
in other stores.
and get our prices, it will
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Both are desirable and
even in
Groetjery
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lossWare.
I have just received a line of
Crockery and Glassware -S
in both plain and fancy A
shapes. It is from N
the" best- potteries J D
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this elegant H R
line of N S
goods. O
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I keep everything in
the line of QroGeries ?;
Do you use
CANNEB
GOODS?
Come and see MY STOCK
B. HOGK,
DEALER 1.1
Fancy Groceries,
Fine Cigars,
Tobaccos and
Fresh Candies.
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