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C. M. Funston, Editor.
THURSDAY, FEBRUARY" 13. 1896.
SUBSCRIPTION RATES.
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Six Months 1 to
Thrco Months 76
Address nil communications and make all
remittances to C, M. Funston, Flagstaff,
Arizona.
Advertising rates given upou application.
Entered at the. Flagstaff post office as second-class
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registered by the thermometer In Flagstaff
during the month to tills dato:
FEBRUARY.
Date. Maximum Minimum
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8 32 14
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The Semite is sitver-plating tbo
laviff bill.
Keep ngiiutiug the question of
water woi ks.
One neu -paper proposes to turu
Wary Elizibeth Lease loose in Turkey.
Tlmt would m.iku the Sultan take to
the womb.
If Jameson hud know u i bat Laureate
Austin twm lil write such a poem about
bis liile hu would Imve walked.
The rumor tli.it Governor Hughes Is
to be removed is again in circulation.
The Sun believes that Governor
Hughes will serve his toim out and
that bis successor t ill be a Republican.
Whenoiiu t cads of the water troubles
here and tbeie in this Territory, says
the Mesa "News, as well as elsewhere,
he lmluiiilly concludes that water
causes mote trouble, especially in this
arid country, than wliitky does.
TnE sheiiff of New Yoik City is
said lo have saved $35,000 in cash and
a block of down-town dwellings worth
$40,000 nut of his fees us sheriff up to
date. He expects to retire from office
at the end of tbo year with $100,000 to
tbo good.
The Rochester (N. Y.) "Uemocrat
Chioniclo" sas: "A restoration of the
duty on wool is demanded at the pres
ent lime for tho sako of revenue as well
as for tho strengthening of n great
home industry in which capital and
labor aro extensively Interested, aud
tho prosperous coudltion of which
would bo essential to our welfare iu
caso of certain grave emergencies
which have recently appeared on the
hoiizou of possibility."
TnESumnier Scliool of Science is a
good thing, and now that tho matter
lias assumed tangible form our citizens
should nid it all they can. The loca
tion of tho school at this place would
add much to the reputation of .Flag
staff. The holding of the first session
of tho school here is a compliment to
our town and nothing should be left
undone to makn tho session a success.
Mr. Cleveland's new loan, says the
Now York "Ad vci User," is very much
over-subseiiboJ, as everyone supposed
it would be. Mr. Cleveland needed
onlyatilflo of $100,000,000, but the
bids opened yesterday aggregate over
$558,269,850. There aro several well
known and distinguished names among
tho bidders, but wo scan tho list in vain
for tho names of any of the "plain
"people" in whoso behalf Mr. Cleveland
has been suciilieing himself Upon the
altar of bis country. At the same
niino it is well enough to stick to the
regular foim and refer to this went as
a "popular loau."
idBEClH
The postoffieo authorities have re
cently Issued an order that all towns
and cities having two words shall
hereafter be written as one. Canyon
Diablo will be written Canyondiablo,
Ash Fork as Asbfork and New York
City as Nowyorkeity. Tho order
emanated from tho fertilo bruin of the
third posttuastergeueral.
According to a statement published
in a recent issue of the Los Angeles
"Times" Charles W. Shannon, col
lector of internal revenue for this dis
trict, says that be had been offered the
appointment of governor of Arizona,
but refused it becatiso he wants to be
senator from Arizona when admitted.
Tho Democratic party will be pretty
bard up for senatorial timber if they
select Shannon.
Necessities born of social life and
advancing civilization aro the real
measure of wages, says Hon. Thomas
B. Reed. This question of wages is
all-important as .bearing upon the
question of consumption. All produc
tion depends upon consumption. Who
aie tbo consumers? Iu tho old days
when the pioducts of manufacturers
were luxuries tho lord and bisretniuers,
the lady and her maids, were tho con
sumers, a class apart by themselves,
but to-day the consumers are the pro
duce! s. Long ago tho laborer con
sumed only what would keep him
alive. To-day ho and his wife and
children are so immeasurably the most
valuable customers that if tho shop had
to give up the wealthy or those whom
it is tbo custom to call poor, there
would not be a moment's hesitation or
a moment's doubt.
"THE NEED OF THE H0UB."
Mr. John and Mrs. Hughe Will
Address the Clttxens of Flagstaff.
A letter received from Mrs. Laura
M. Johus states tbaj she will address
the people of Flagstaff on the subject
of woman sdffrage on Wednesday and
Thursday nights, March 4 and 5.
Mis. Johns will bn accompanied by
Mrs. L. C. Hughes, wife of Governor
Hughes, who will also speak on the
same subject.
The ladies, who have been attend
ing tho recent meeting of tbo National
American Woman Suffrage Association
in Washington, D. C, will come from
tho east, and they will hold a meeting
in Holbiuok on Febiuary 27; in Snow
flake February 28 and 29, and In Wins
low on March 2 and 3.
Mrs. Johns is the lecturer and or
ganizer of the national association, and
expects to organize local' associations
in each place.
Mrs. Johus is a fluent and eloquent
as well as a logical speaker and is one
of tho most ardent workers in the
cause of equal rights for women.
Charged for Two Trips.
Major Lewis of Phoenix, bank in
spector of tho Territory, during his
last visit in this city examined tho
books of the Yuma Building and Loan
Association aud the Citizens' Building
and Loan Association and charged each
$54 and some cents, so we are in
formed. As the former association is
over five years old and has several
thousands of dollars invested, and the
latter only a little over six mouths old,
with a few hundred invested, the
stockholders ot both associations are
wondering how it is that the major
could flguro out tho same amount duo
from each, and then again they say
he only cauio hero onco aud charged
up expenses for two trips from Phoenix.
Tho major, no doubt, on his return
from tlmt city somo time in the future
will kindly explain matters to the
angry stockholders. Sentinel.
Will Prove Voluablo Property.
R. H. Camerou received assay re
turns this week from some ore sent to
Denver. Tho oro was from tho Last
Chance mino in tho Grand Canyon.
The assays were from six samples and
ranged iu value from $90 to $186 per
ton. The roturos show a fair percent
age in silver and gold. The. greatest
valuo of the ore is in copper, ranging
from 50 to 84 per cent, of that metal.
The Lost Chance will some day prove
to be the best property in Arizona, as
work on the mine has developed a
large body of rich ore.
Surprised His Friends.
On Wednesday, February 6th, a
quiet wedding took place in one of the
parlois of tho San Felipo liotej iu Al
buquerque. The participants wero J.
R. Kilpatrick of Flagstaff and, Mrs.
Effle Ellison of Augusta, Ga. Tho cer
emony was porformed by Rev. Beattle.
Tho happy couple arrived hore
Thursday night, where, they will re
side. Mr. Kilpatrick has a wido circle of
friends in Arizona and the Sun joins
them In extending congratulations to
the brldu aud groom.
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Nervous
People should realize that the only
true and permanent euro tor their
condition to be found in having
Pure Blood
Because tho health ot every organ and
tissue ot the body depends upon the
purity ot the blood. The whole world
knows tho standard blood purifier is
Hood's
Sarsaparilla
And therefore it is the only true and
reliable medicine tor nervous people.
It makes the blood pure and healthy,
and thus cures nervonsness, makes
the nerves Arm and strong, gives sweet
sleep, mental vigor, good appetite,
perfect digestion. It does all this, and
cures Scrofula, Eczema, or Salt Rheum,
and all other blood diseases, because it
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Box 625, Salina, Kan.
Hood's Pills cure all liver tils, constipa
tion, biliousness, sick headache, Indigestion. 2Sa
NO MORE PRIZE FIGHTING,
The Oatron Bill Has Become
a Law,
The mil Makes Prize Fighting Pun
Isbablo by Imprisonment for
Not Less Than Une Year.
On Febiuary 5th Delegate Catron
introduced a bill in tho H.msc to pre
vent prizo fighting in the Territories
and the District of Columbia.
The object of the bill was to prevent
the coming prize light which wen
supposed to take place in Nuw Mexico.
Governor Thornton of that Tcnitoi,)
was disposed to let tho tight come off,
and will piobably do nothing tti inter
fere with it if lie can avoid doing so. ,
The law is broad and covers any kind
ot pugilistic encounter, and in futuic
there will bo no excuse for the officer
of tho Tenitories not preventing slug
ging matches. The following is the
full text of tho bill as it passed the
House and Senate aud was signed by
the president:
"That any peison who in any of the
Tcrriloiies or tho District of Columbia
shall voluntarily engage in a pugilistic
encounter, between man and man, or
a fight between man and bull, or any
other animal, for money or for other
things of value, or for any champion
ship, or upou tho result of wIiMi any
money or an) thing of value is bet or
wagered, or to which any nd mission
fee is charged, either directly or indi
rectly, shall be deemed guilty of felony,
aud upou conviction thereof shall bit
punished by Imprisonment iu tho peni
tentiary fur not less than ono 3 ear nor
more than fivo yws.
"By the term pugilistic encounter '
as used in this bill is meant any volun
tary light by blows, by means of fists
or otherwise, whether with or without
gloves, between two or more men, for
money or for a prize of any character,
or for any other thing of value, or for
any championship, or upon the result
of which any 'money or nutlliing of
valuo is bet 61 wagered, or to see which
any admission feo is charged, cither
directly or indirectly."
The big prizo fight is set to come off
to-morrow and Governor Hughes has
taken steps to prevent it taking place
in Arizona. He has ordered the militia
along tho Southern Pitcilic railroad to
be in readiness for action at a mo
ment's call. .But it is probable, if the
light does occur in Arizona Unit it will
be over beforo tho authorities aro
aware of it.
Condensed Testimony.
Chas. B. Hood, Broker and Manu
facturer's Agent, Columbus, Ohio, cer
tifies that Dr. King's New Discovery
has uo equal as a Cough remedy. J.
D. Brown, Prop. St. James Hotel, Ft.
Wayne, Iid testifies Unit ho was
cured of a cough of two years standing
caused by La Grippo, by Dr. Kind's
Now Discovery. B. ,F. Met rill,
Baldwlnsvillc, Mass., says that ho has
used and iccommcndud it and never
knew It to fail and would rather have
It than nny doctor, because it alwavs
cures. Mrs., Hemming, 2-22 E. 25th
St., Chicago, always keeps it at hand
and has no fear of Croup, becauso it
iDStantly relio'ves. Free trial bottio
at p. J. Brauuuu'a drug store.
CllUltCII DIKKUTOHY.
-WTHOIiIO CHURCH. REV. F. FREBI.
v. Pastor. On Sundays: Flrkt Mubs ul 8
(clock 11. ni.; second Muss at 10 a. m. Sunday
bclxiol at II u. in. Evening service at 7:30 p.
in. On wouk days Mass at 7 a. ro. On the
second Sunday of each month piayor nicet
U.K at 10 a. m. Sunday school at II u. m. All
cordially Invited.
F'IKST M. E. OIIUKCH. CORNER .OF
1 Church anil Luruux Struots, II M. Dan
toid Pastor. Preaching at 11 a. m. and 7 p. 111.
Sundays; Sunduy bchool ut 10 u. m.. Oscar
(Jll)bon, Superintendent. Class meeting at
12:15 p. in. Kptvoitb Loague 6:30 p. in.
Piayer meutliiK Wednesday evomni; ut 7:30.
Everybody welcome.
TJMKST PUE8BYTERIAN CHURCn.
J7 Ninth Sun Fiunclnco street, Thomas U.
Aioffctt, p.istor, babuuthnvrvlces: Preaching
11 a.m. and 8:15 p.m.: Suniluv bCliool. 10 u.
m.; Y. P. S. C. E. prayer mcellng.7:n p.m.
Mld-wcelc conference and pruycr, Thurbd.iy
oenliK. Acoidial luvltutlon Is extended to
all.
l'KOl'KSSlONAI,.
DR. D.J. RRANNEN, PHYSICIAN AND
Mirgeon, KhiKstrttr. Arizona Will iu
npuiid piuinpily to all calls (loin any point
on tho Atlantic & Paclllc Kallroad. ufflcu
and drug sloro opposite tlio depot.
EM. SANFORD. ATTORNEY AT LAW.
, Preicott, Arizona. Will practice In ull
me courts of Arizona.
ESI. DOE. ATTORNEY AT LAW.
, Olllcu two doors west of tho Dank
hotel. Flagstaff, Arizona.
ES. CLARK, ATTORNEY AT LAW.
. Olllco In tho Uubbltt building, Klag
htatr, Arizona. Pr.ictlcu before tho Land
Department a spccalty.
JOSEPH JOHNSTON,
Notary Public and
Justice or the Peace,
Williams, - Arizona.
Has all the legal blanks In uso in tho Ter
ritory. PORTER W. FLEMING. ATTORNEY AT
Law. with E S. Clark, Flagstaff. Arizona.
ANNOUNCEMENTS.
I hereby announco myself as a candidate
for the oilico ot Supervisors of Streets ut the
April election of the town of Flagstaff.
W. A. MAYFLOWER.
I hereby announco myolf as a candidate
for tho office of Marshal ot the town of Flag
stall at the April election.
HARRY KISLINGBCRY.
I hereby announce myself as a candidate
for the olllco of Marshal of tho town of Flag
sialT at tho April ele 'Hon.
GEORGE HOCtlDEUFFER.
I hereby announce myself as a candidate
for theoftlcoof Supervisor of Stroots of tho
ton n of FlngUalT at tho April clo -tlon.
FRANK L. DEAL.
I herohy announco myself as a candidate
for tho office of M tribal of the town of Flag
stair at the April election.
OTHE BACK.
I hereby announco myself as a candidate
fort In; olllcu ot Marshal of tho town of Flag
stair ut tho coming Ap II election.
CHARLES MCLEAN.
I hereby announco myself as a candldato
for tho olllcu ot Marshal ot tho town of Flag
staff at the coming April election.
B. F. DONEY.
At the request of many ot my friends 1
hereby announce myself as a candldato for
Marshal ot tho town of Flagstaff at tho com
ing April election. J. B. SMITH.
STOCKHOLDERS' MEETING,
Notice Is hereby given that the annual
meeting ot tho Stockholders ot tho Kern
River & Los Angeles Electric Power Com
pany will bo held at tho Hunk hotel in the
town ot Flags t iff. Coconino county. Arizona.
011 Tuesday iho 3rd day ot .March, 1893, at
2 o'clock p. m., (or tbo purpose of electing a
Uoatdq Directors for the ensuing year, and
for the purpose of amcndlns; tho Articles of
liicorpoiation and the by-laws, and for tbo
transaction of such other business as may
properly conic boforo tho meeting.
Tho sto k transfer books of tho company
will bo clo?cd!,oi Saturday the23J day of
February, IgOO. ut5 o'clock p. in., and will
remain closed until Wednesday tho Ith day
ot March. 1896, at 10 o'clock a. m.
L. J. SPUUANCE.
Secretary.
By order of tho Board of Dlicctors.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Homestead Entry No. W3.
Land OrriCK at Puescott, Aitiz., 1
January 21. 1890. 1
Notlco Is hereby given tlmt tho following
named settler hub filed notice of his intention
to mako final proof In support of his claim,
and that said proof will bo made before John
Vorlcs, Clerk of tho District Court, at Flag
staff, Arizona, on March 23, 1S90, viz: John O.
Harrington, tor tho S Yt NE H and N M SE H.
Section 22. Township 20 N, Range 7 E. lie
names the following witnesses to piovo his
continuous residence on. and cultivation of
said land, viz: John W. Francis of Flagstaff,
Ailznnit, John Diamond of Flaibtaff, Arizona,
W. J. Watson, of Flagstaff, Arizona, L.
Doughorty, ot FlagUaff. Arizona.
II. D. ROSS, Register
Tlrst publication February 13, 1898,
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Preemption Declaratory Statement No. 2187.1
Lamj OnriCE at Puecott. I
January 29, 1800. I
, Notice is hereby given that tho following
named bcttlcr has filed not leu of his intention
to make final proof In support o( his claim,
and that said proof will bo made beforo N.
U. Layton, Clerk ut Prob.tto Court, at Flagstaff,-
Ariz., on March 13, 1836; viz., E. S.
Clark, idmlnlstrutor estate of W. W. Pren
tice (deceased), for tho SE H Section 8, 1 own
Nhlp21 North, Range 6 East. Ho names the
following witnesses to prove hi continuous
residence upon and cultlvat onot said land,
viz.: C. A. Bush of Fliikbtnir, Arizona. J, A.
Marshall of Flagstaff, Arizona. J. A.' Lam
port of Flagstaff, Arizona, Leo Newman of
Flagstaff, Arizona.
II. I). ROSS, Register.
ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE.
Estate of William W. Prenllco, deceased:
Notlco Is hereby glvon by tboaindcrstgued,
administrator of tho estate of Wllllum W.
PrrnttfO. rincnilftt'ri. tt flirt fru,lttr,.a n. ...
all person having claims against the said
deceased to exhibit them, with the necessary
vouchers, within four months aftor the Hist
publication of this notice, to said administra
tor, at his olllco In tho town. of Flagstaff,
Territory of Arizona, tho office of bald ad
ministrator being In the second story of the
Babbitt Block, the same being tho place for
tho transaction of tlm hneinocu n 0.1.1 ,....
,-.--- -Vw mo ua tifcww V 0AU uiv4LW
In Cocoulno county, Atlzona.
E. S. CLARK,
T . , Administrator of said estate.
ytcd Flasstuff, Atrrotta, January w, mm.
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Santa Fe, Preset!!
Railway Company.
TIME TABLE, IN EFFECT DEC. 2J. 1:95.
Mountain tlmo Is standard used
S0UT- STATIONS. N01tT"-
:o.31 No. 1 No 2 o.f!
2:00 p 7:0Ja lv Ash Fork ar S.JOpl'iJlp
3.02p 8:4Su Rock Butte I.B, II Wi
lIUp HiSia Del lllo 3 lop 9 16a
4:50p 8:55 u Jerome J unc'n i.Ju S.J51
5:50 i :45a i'reott I -'.t0. : iS
S0UT"- STATIONS. NQKT"-
No. 11 No. 1 .No i .No. (J
7:00a 9:53a lv Prescott ar 2.33p lOp
TjaJa.flOiu Summit f2 01pf3.3tSp
8:01ai 10:62u Itarasgato fi:p(3Up
8:30al ll:35n Skull Vullcy 1:1.) p 2 38p
9:00a ll:Un Klrkland l.':iip! 2 lip
9:19a ll;4l lilllslde ,1152a UJp
ll:dja l:A)j Congress lj.,VJa 11.51a
12:30 p 2:05) Wickenburg 10:25 a 1 '.Da
2. Sip 3:28 l'eorla 'J.Ov f.iit
3:U0p 3:38 Glcndale 5ja E2U
3:25p 3:4Ti Alhambra I g.lta SOOa
3:l5p' 4:01) tr Flioenlx 1 I'.JOa 7-lls
Trains 41 and 43 run on alternate days
Information us to what days same will run
will be fumlhhed by agts on application.
No. 1 makes connections at Ash Fork with
A. & P.resUbuled limited Xo 3 from the cast
No. 1 also tonnects with A. & I. No i ttvn
tho west. Persons dcslrlig to suy oierat
Ash Fork will tlnd tho best of urcounuud
tlons ut Fred Harvey's Hotel.
No. 2 makes close connections at Ash IVk
with A. & P. trains Nos 1 and 4. All'MI
reaches ban Fianclsco 10:15 a. m becund
moinlng. A. A. P. No. 4 Is a tc-t.bukd train
throughout, lighted with I'lntili gss dlnln;
car running thiough. Lo Angeles to L hicao
Dining cars under tho management of Irtd
Harvey, with his unexcelled set ice caie aoo
attention to bis guests.
Nds. 1 and 2 connect at Jciotne Junction
with trains of the United Xirde A I'aciBO
Railway for Jerome. Connecting at I'rcv ott
with stage lines for all principal mining
Camps; at Convrcb with stage lines for 1 1 a r
qua Hula. Stanton aud Varnell; at i'lioeiiii
with the Maricopa & Phoenix Kallnuy for
points on Southern Far tie Uallnay
Tho Santa Fe,Prescott'& PlioenK Hallway
Is the best route to tin. great salt Kivir
valley. For informatlnn regaidmg tills
valley and the rich mining section inbutary
to this road address any tsauta Fe route rep
resentative, or.
Geo. M. Saroest. General Fi eight and I'as
senrer A vent, Prescott
It. E. Wells. Assistant General Manager.
Prescott. Aril. b. F. P. & P. Railway.
Geo. T. Nicholson, General lastnjer
Agent. CblCAgo. ,
J.J. Fiiby. General Manager, Chicago, A.
T.A.S.F. Railway.
S. F., P. & P.
.WITH THE
I, T. k S. F.
Is the Shortest and Quickest Route to IKn
vcr. Kansas City. fat. Louis, Cblcrgo and an
Points East.
The Scenic Line of Arizona,
Tha Best Route to Califonia,
Cnly North and South Line in Arizona.
I Grand Canj on of the Colorado
Pctiilk'dloiet, Great Pino Foieits
ClIIfDttcllliigs. .
Great Salt lilver allej
And numerous other points of ln,ct
Beautifully lllustrtted book free on appHia
tlon. Through" tickets to all points "' '";
United States. Canada and JJcaIco A
comforts and conveniences rf a lint-cw
road, with superb equipment,
In. P. Smith. Commercial Agent I hooci.
Arizona, S.F.. P. A P.
Gro. M.Saiiokm, Gene1.1l Pa'smS" ul'
S. F.. P. & P.. Prescott. Ailzona. ., K
E. Coi-LAM). General Agent, A 1 A -R.,
El Paso. Texas. ,r
Gto. T. Nicholson-. General fw'
Agent, A. T. & S. F. R. R.. Chicago, III
NOTICE TO FREIGHTERS,
1.000 teams wanted to haul coke fioia I d
Thomas to tho tonn of Globe. A '
copper back from Globe to Foit Tlioro-'
GILA VALLEY, GLOBE & NOKTUtn.
RAILWAY CO. pyjat-
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