The Coconino weekly sun. [volume], October 10, 1895, Image 7

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J Nialheifoid pays ii big iutcr-
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I,! nil tlliiiiel u lllilMiig "'3 ini'"'1'"'
o,uui "II gents' fill nislllng goods.
i 11 iliiii'ini, cashier of tho Ari-
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ill III I'll'iill- 'V """""" .--p.
1 ,i MS li.i-. leeched u line of busi-
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jumel-. "J In line la all elegant one.
A fi'.l "e "f Stetson hats jllat li-
lnrml.il angel . J'"' all) nil liliral
Lii and color., ami tlio priecs ate
InJ t.
Kn I' t .MolTelt held simvUl'S at
lihi hull ipiiM- null on ltn-siiay nigiit.
Ilm r .i";i.ill main ll.l tt-ltu fltrnialiuil
Itht- mii.li ii ihv uiTasiiiii.
I lie Angina CVutial hank savings
Idr'Miiiiuiit pai-. fair intuii'Sl ami
iloiiU.ienliieiiienl ih-nositol-) to lliosu
li n in ' -in ill ainoiints to ilcuosit.
1 In t c isapiotl ilfiuaml for Flagstafl
mt.itne tllli Jl-iir. tSllUlilll lU'oa.
sii'(iil uteiil.iy ono cai'loail to
Kiu"iii.iii. ami aiiuther tarto l'lioenix.
Jut ii-eiileil, a ease of lihbeil limler-
iin, ?1 ;i) a Milt, until ui'ar uieiu
out, i iilitt el iT) ono says when they
l'mk ;it thelll. Hogela' is tlio 'ililCO for
fill Ul-llill'' "noils.
Mmiil.il nioniiii'' threu of Thurber'tj
M-T si-i-;". left for thu Graml Can" on
lo.iiltil uilli uietllbela of till) M. E.
iiinfei etae. 'Jhu pally is wpefleil to
ntinii tlii livi't'lii'.
J-OaT Iii FlagatalT last Momlay
afiiinoiiti, a leather pouKutbook, con-
Li. ; iC ami lalnablu papers. A
lilitial n Maul u ill he paid for its
i etui n toiliW ollico
(.'li:i A. dieeli gave bond ami tv
tuiliul b.itniilai to Me.vieo, wheru ho
Ui'iipxnl in mining at Dos ('uhasas,
anil hu ixpiTts to mako a pilu of
uimie) out of his profession.
ThiiA uf tlik Hood's Satsaparilla
is the null tint-blood pmilier proini
miilli in thu public uyo today. It
tines ilUi-.tti-a hen all others fail,
ljiiiiuse it inakea pmu blood.
Wlni,. i y,n t.;,t? i vai at Car
loll's the 011I3 neat and clean rest an
'.nil in town Eieryone goes there.
'Hie nuit iioinil.ir f.unilv resort. Good
.ilteiiliun tn all. Carroll leads.
0. P. Hauling win tip from Oak
neek tuUnila'. Mr. Harding sn's
lint (unit li.hing is good. Ha also
aid that nest ju;lr he would probably
i.iiM' I'liough applet on his ranch to
"ippll Fl.ig,tair. Ho raised a good
man Im-liela this icar and hisoieliaid
Isonl) ju,i winning into bearing.
li of. James, Al Dolo and Kv. T.
I'. Jloffett made thu nseeiil to tho top
of Asu-ai. Peak Monday. Tliey took
Willi Ihi'in a. small iniiTor, whieli the
iMilasa signal by Hashing it in the
'"i fioin thu summit of thu ucak.
l'n.f.
Wasaim Hashed hack signals
Iiein the top of the llabbilt building.
The iliiictoi s of thu Flagstaff Elccti io
l'i;.lit (.'ouip.iii havo made an as'scfs
imiit of ;)() per .share upon thu entire
eapild Mock of ihu company. Tin
""Mssineiit is pa.iablu as fnllons: $20
l-i slum, payable 011 October 15lh and
'" iMiahlo on November 1st. All
l1-" i" ids pa.iablu to F. W. SUson
tK.iMiierof thu compatiy.
N" people suller so much from
r'l'siial disabilities as those whose
1'iisiiii.s uipiiics little or no muscular
M'liiui,. 'I he lack of exercise causes
tin' liur lobeeoniu sluggish and Iho
esiilt is constant Consl!iation, luili
p",i'i. Hillimisness iind Sick head-'"''e-
To pi event lids take Simmons
i.iiit ltegul,,,,,,.. it keeps tliu llvor
"" and makes one's condition as
"'"''I'M table as those who havo much
Weitlac.
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O.isters at Carroirs.
(Ji'tits, go to Hogers for iun Jine
shoes. A nico patent leather tlio
latest.
Thu Flagstnir Kli'elriu Light Coin
pany havo all their main liilu wires in
position.
Hood's pills euro, jaundieu, billions
uess, aiek headache, joiislipaliou and
all liver ills.
Iho Greenlaw Urns., aro busy this I
week putting a steam feed in the
ICuterpiiao saw mill.
For Sale A gentlo saddle or buggy
horse. Will drive single or double.
Impure at the Sun ollico.
Still .1. V. Wealherfoid's clearing
sale goes on. It's no adverlNeiueiil,
his ctiMouitTs .say, bill into prices Ihe
knife gue deep.
George HiichdciliVt' left Sunday for
Strung Oily, Kaunas. Dining bis ab
sotiee F. U. Hneluh'ilVer will actus
imirahal of the ton 11.
Wanted A position in store or nllieu
eilher ui eleik or liookkeeper. Addieas
Wallace Lip-ie, 79 West Saula Clara
street, San Joe, Cal.
Tho various lodges of FlagatalT
aliould combine their energies and
build a good .substantial hall in which
to hold their meetings.
Next Sunday thu lirst- quarterly of
the now ear will bo held at the M. E.
chureli. Uev. G. L. lYiirsini will con
duct thu sen ices 011 thai day.
Thu board of superi isors finished
their labors for Ihe ipiaiter jesleiday.
They uoiked haul during ihe session,
and atieuded strictly to the business
in hand.
Shiloh'a cure is sold on u guaiaiitec.
It cures incipient consumption. It is
tin best cough cure. Only 1 cenl a
dose. 25 cents, 50 cents and $1. For
salu by W. U. Edwards.
The telephone system has been
completed and is now in operation.
C. linir, thu manager, epecls to add
a number of new Mihsciihcr.-, to thu
s stein before he leaves for Tucson.
Navajo county pas its recorder
$1,000 per annum. Last mouth lliejiliiee dais. Kev. Win. Curtis, Aber
receipts of thai ollicu uere $!!0. The
recoidcr thanks his slaistlnit the ollicc
is a salaried one, as the fees would
only pay his boaid.
"Kid" D ivey met Jack Newton of
Los Angeles, in the pii.u liny Tuesday
night in Trinidad, Col. "Kid"
knocked his opponent out in live
rounds. Dovey will tcniain in Trini
dad for some lime.
Mrs. T. S. Hawkins, Chattanooga,
Tcnii., says: "hliiloh's Vitalize!1 saved
my life. I consider it tho best remedy
for a debilitated system I 'ever used."
For dyspepsia, liver or kidney troublu
it excels. Price 75 cents. For salu by
W. U.Ed wai ds.
Thu fiirnituru for thu courtroom has
been placed in position. It embraces
a fine easy chair and finely liuished
desk for the judge, and a line desk for
thu clerk of thu court. Twelve easy
chairs for thu jure, and a couple
of hundred chairs for tho use of spec
tators. Thu interior of the Su.V ollico lias
been enlarged and with thu liberal usu
of paper and paint is now the hand
somest printing ollico in thu territory.
Lockliart & McClure, thu painters and
decorators, aru responsible for the im
proved appearand! of thu SUN ollicc.
The patrons of tlio SUN" tiro invited to
call and see lla in our onlargcd olhce.
Tho ainioinliiienl by Governor
Hughes of C. M. Fuiistoii of Flagstaff
as commissioner of immigration, ico
Harold V. Hull, deceased, meets with
popular appioval throughout thu en
tile tenitory, but more particularly in
Noitheru Arizona. Mr. Fuustnti is
eilitor of the COCONINO SUN, whose
brilliant rays havo cast a glow of
warmth and welcome and lighted the
trails of Arizona for all alike. Mr.
Fuustoli is well qunlilicil to fill the
position so worthily conferred, and we
fi-ul suru Northern Arizona will not
uirer through a lack of vigilance on
ihe part of thu nuw commissioner.
Mining Nuws.
Awarded
Highest Honors World's Fair,
DR
CREAM
BAKING
POWER
MOST PERFECT MADE.
A pure Crape Cream of Tartar Powder. Free
from Ammonia, Alum or any other adulterant,
40 YEARS THE STANDARD.
Fresh oysters at Carroll's.
George Hagnall ha vceived another
invoice of ladies and gents shoes.
J. W. Wcalhcrford inuaus busimss
on his clearing sahi.
For M'hool books, slates, writing
tablets,' pens, ink and pencils go to
I). J. Itrauiie,ii's Pioneer Drug Store.
The Aiizona Lumber & Timber Co.
aru putting in a now improved steam
leed for their saw The new feed whl
double thu out put of thu mill.
Karl's Clover Knot, thu great blood
purilier, gives freshness and clearness
to tho eomplexiou and cures constipa
tion: '5 ecnls, 50 cents anil $1. For
sale by W. It. Edwards.
James U. May, of thu firm of Rcinier
& May, wool-growers, was in town
Monday. Mr. Maysas that his firm
has b"en offered .' cents per pound
for their fall wool clip. This same
clip sold for 14 cents per pound
under a Republican administration.
IVof. James has consented to give a
leeilile ill the M. 1-2. chinch sumo time
next week. The subject of the lecture,
which will bo illustrated by the sterc
opticon, will lie the Mutpli snake dance
ami the Grand Canyon of the Colorado
river." The exact date of tho lecluie
will be made public when the date is
ascertained, which depends upon the
time of tho Professor's return from
Cataract Canyon.
II. II. HoNivoith ami William Frcid
lein have formed a copartnership for
the purpose of carrying 011 a general
tiiiu.'ini business, ami III'! linn name
will bu Iloxwoi'th & Fieidleiu. Ibith
members of the now firm aro well
known and popular young men. Mr.
neidlein will havu eeliisivu charge of
the liushnp and he is kiioivu as a
skilled worker of tin, biass, iron or
copper. Thu Sox wishes the nuiv linn
prosperity.
Seveiil-five dollars to $150 a iiioulh
paid to ail one In represent us. Work
almoat easy enough for a child to do.
Mr. J. W. Nixon, Iloise City, Idaho,
made s?241 50 in onu week. Mary
liiiah, L)ons, Colo., cleared $72 10 in
deen, S. Dak., made $14 the lirst day.
No capital or experience necessary.
Terms and pamphlets free. Address at
once Shepp & Co., 1020 Chestnut St..
Philadelphia. Pa.
Trade Obstructed.
YcMci day's east-bound passenger
train No. 1 due heie at 5:45 p in.,
uheii four miles this side of Canyon
Diablo, was stopped by a lot of stones
and ties piled in thu middle of the
track. The engineer saw tho obstruc
tion in time to stop tho train at a safe
distance. Thu conductor reported the
matter.from Canyon Diablo.
It looks like a ease of attempted
train wiecking and Sheriff Cauieion
and Deputy Babcock went to Canyon
Diablo auJ Angel I last night and ar
rested a number of tramps on suspi
cion. It is supposed that a number of
tramps were made Io get off a freight
train at Canyon Diablo and that they
wore responsible for thu placing of the
limber and stones on the track.
A dozen tramps came in from the
cast this morning ami weiu arrested
by Sheriff Cameron, and it is probable
that be may bu able to get thu right
ones. Tramps find it adillicult matter
to ride 011 the A. & P. trains now a
days, ami it is a hard matter for them
to get from onu station to another, so
vigilant are thu trainmen.
Electric I.lghtM.
Thu Flagstaff Elecliic Light Com
pany intend making Ihe electric light
popular with thu people of Flagstaff,
ami with that end in view they havu
Hindu the following very low rates for
lighting private lesidences: One six
teen candle-power light they will fur
nish for $1.10 per month. Two lights
for Cd.CU per month. Three lights for
2. Four for ?2 25. Fiio for $2.50.
Six for 2.75. Seven for $ 3. Kigln
fm $3.25. Ten for $3 50. Fifteen for
$1. Twenty for $5.
Willi the low rales niadu by the
company thu clejtrio light wi(i probably
be placed in every residence in Flag
staff. Special ltutcs.
Thu races of the Pivscolt Diiving
P 11k Association will lake place on
October 10, 17 and 1?. 1895.
Thu Atlantic & Pacilic. railroad com
pany liavu made (lie following round
trip rates froiu points on their road
for that occasion to AshFotk. Fnuii
Williams, 1.35; Uellemont, $2.70;
Flagstaff, $3.40; Canyon Diablo, $5.36;
Wlnslmvy SuVJO; Holbrook, $8.U0;
Suligman, $t.C0; Peach Springs, $3.85;
Hack ben y, $5.25; Kingman, , $G.90.
Tickefs will be sold 011 October 15,
10,17, 18 and 10. limited going to
tlio day of sale. Return until October
20th, 1805.
Fresh oysters at Carroll's.
HK1SI
Reador, did you over take Simmons
Liveh Regulator, tho "King of
Liver 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
tha body and poisons the whole system;
That dull, heavy feeling is duo to a
torpid liver. Biliousness, Headache,
Malaria and Indigestion aro all liver
diseases. Keep tho liver active by an
occasional dose of Simmons Livor Reg
ulator and you'll get rid of theso trou
bles, and givo tono to tho wholo sys
tem. For a laxativo Simmons Liver
Regulator is better than Pills. It
doe3 not gripe, nor weaken, but greatly
refreshes and strengthens.
Evory packngo has the Itcd Z
stamp on tho wrapper. J. H.
Zeilin & Co., Philadelphia.
Telephone Numbers.
Thu folloiring are the numbers ol
the subscribers of thu Flagstaff tele
phone s)stcm. To usu thu tcleiihom
ring the bell twice, this will call up tin
ccutml office; ask runtr.il to connect
you willi ihu number you want. Riui
die bell'aud ulicn answer is lradym.
can begin talking, when tlnoiigh talk
ing bang up ihu receiver in its place.
1. K. K. Klllnuooil, resilience.
2. Arizona Lumber .V fliuburCo., office.
a .M.J, Kloiuau, resilience.
J. I). M. Kiuiilun, icslUi'iicc.
fi. T. A. itlorduii. iesliler.ee.
o.r. ))'. .I.son, resilience.
A. T. Cornlsli, boltllng works.
P. Hank Hotel.
tt. i, II. acliul, resilience.
10. blivriu'sulllcu.
11.- Ur. 1'. U. Loinlsli, icsldencc.
U. It. II. tJanicroii, icslileiiee.
1J. I'l.idslHir I'uiiinieicl.il Co , stoic.
II. Western Union Tuleiaiili olllee.
15.-ll.il)l)ilt llios., olllee.
Io. II. Ilaliblll, leslilcnce.
li.-C.J. Unbuilt, luslik-nee.
IS. Uimi. Il.ibuill. lusldonce.
111. Dr. 1). J llrunneii, aloic.
SW. A. & 1. It. It. ollico.
21. - J. J. Donahue, store.
.'. Arizona Central II. ml;.
Si J. II. llosklns. lesidunce.
Ui l'lugstair Electric Llj;lit works.
23. l ocomm) u.n uilieu.
ai. t'liy I'lro Di'iMittntmt.
Si. Cutlln llros., slme.
2i.K. s. Clark, icslilencc.
'JO. Hawks, Ilciincsey, meal market,
lit. EnieiMin aeliool.
It!. T. (!. Donahue, ieslilence.
31. II. II. lIoMioilli, meat market.
III. J. E. Jones. "Democrat" olllee.
M.V.. ?. Gosiioy, resilience,
37. T. J. Hoss. residence.
3S. rlzona Lumber & Timber Co., mill.
39. E T. McOonlKle, ix'sldence.
40. J. A. Vail, store.
'l.-Clms.C.inall, olllee.
M.-T. .1. lto,s, olllee.
.MAIEItlKI).
KATIIIJEXS-llASSETT-At thu residence
of the brlilo on cpli'int'r 30. 1837. bj
1'roli.itu Juilzu X. IS. Layton. Junius It.
Kulliiens lo Mrs. Minerva llassctt.
feVKEs-SWITZEU-At the resldonco ofth
b IiIu'h pireuts In Iis Anseles. Cal., on
October $, I8J1. MUs Ilellu Swllrer of
Los Angeles to Mr. Mauley Sykcs of I'lns
stalf. Oysters at Carroll's.
The Highland Luid and Water Co.
has twenty teams at work enlarging
tho canal from the head to the first
dam. Mesa Free Pres.
All Ihe bridge timbers for the Phoe
nix, Tempo and Mesa rail load have
arrived and the ties are being placed
on ihe grade. The laying of rails ha
commenced and williiiig the next
thiity days the iron horse will he
snorting through the streets of Mesa.
The two lodges A. O. U. W. ol
Tiic-iim are contemplating the erection
of a liiiililiug tor lodge purposes.
Tlieie lias been no definite utider.stand
ingnslollie site eras lo Iho charac
ter of the building beyond that it will
he ornate, coincident and large.
Committees" have been appointed by
Ariona Lodge No. 1 and Apache No.
8, to complete preliminary work with
regal d to it and lo render a report at
a joint meeting of the two lodges to
lie held soon Mar.
Lottie Mapes, tlieC-year-olildaiighloi
of John .Mapes, section fotniau for tho
N. M. & A. railroad atNogales, fell
from a handcar on the 5lh iust. and
mashed her head nearly off. The
child was going with her father to
work, and had hold of her falhei'.s leg.
The ear stitiek a slag rock on ihe.
i rack, throwing llieni hMhjiff. Two
uhee.ls of- tho car passed over the
child's head, killing her instantly.
Mr. Mapes and uif are almost raving
maniacs from I lie shock.
NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC.
Notice Is lieieby jrlvcn thittlio undersigned
have till day formed a co-partnership for
thu purpoMi of carryliu on u Ki-nerul tinware
business In tho town of fluitstiiir, county of
Coconino and Tenllory of Arizona. Tho
flriu iiiuuo will bu known as Iloxtvorth &
Kreldleln.
WILLIAM 1'ltElDL.KIX.
11. 11. iloXWOUTIl.
Dated Oct. tith, 1833.
HOW
PLEASANT
It is lo go into a business house where you know your
trade is appreciated, and where every legitimate effort is made
to please and retain your patronage.
While these pleasant relations exists between 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 lo buy, there is
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winch you can buy cheaper than tn other stores. . '
We want your trade, call in and get our prices, it will
cost you nothing but a little time. -t
GOODS PROMPTLY DEblVER&D
FLAGSTAFF COMMERCIAL COMPANY.
Wholesale and Retail Dealers is
GENERAL MERCHANDISE.
Mutual
Deserve Fund Life Associati
$18,450,000 Paid in Death Claims by the Mutual Life Associ
ation from 1 88 1 to 1894.
A NEW SYSTEM
The Strongest and Most Progressive of all the Insurance
Companies Extant !
Rates Kearly 5o Per Tent Cheaper than in the Old System Companies.
TE. S.. GLAFSK:, Accent,
SEWING MACHINE SUPPLIES!
I Tiiriilsli Needles. Oil, Hcltlns, Shuttles,
etc.; also nil parts anil pieces for tlilrty-
one illlTurent kinds of suwlns machines.
Ilclilcs lclii agent for tlio uboie, I ell the
World's famous
WHEELER & WILSON
SEWING MACHINE,
Cash or Installments. Write for prices and
particulars.
W. H. CLARK,
Fiollci-oolc, -A.. T
FLAGSTAFF, ARIZ.
OLDEST BANK IN NORTHERN ARIZONA.
Interest Paid on Time
and Savings Deposits.
Drafts 3old Upot)
A11 ForeiCfr) Godrjtries.
We haie an Extensive Tatronago and Cor
respondence throughout Arizona, nnd Invite
your liiiiiklin; Iluslness upon Liberal' and
Conservative Terms.
B. N. FEEEMAN, President.
W. S. ROBINSON, Cashier.
R-I-P-A-N-S
The modern stand
ard Family Medi
cine : Cures the
common every-day
ills of humanity.
SCHOOL SHOES
If you've been going about paying
fancy pi ices for shoes, taken look in
Uaguall's show window. Do a little
looking and you'll do a little biiyiugat
i3AG:Lsr aii's.
Prices to Suit Fathers and Mothers.
IMW
always something in -our stock
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AND THE BEST.
Yoar
VIor)ey's
Worth)
Is what
every man,
and child
woman
wants, whether they
have a nickel or a dol
lar to spend, and there
is just one place in
Flagstaff where every
one can get the full
value of their money,
and that place is
John Sanderson's.
He returns full value
in Groceries, Glass or
Queensware and a
thousand other ar
ticles for your money.
Remember that your
cash will go farther
at my store than at
any store in Coconino
county.
B. HOGK,
PEALEIl I f
Fancy Groceries,
Fine Cigars,
Tobaccos and
Fresh Candies.
KAILHOAD AVENUE.
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