The Coconino weekly sun. [volume], May 21, 1896, Image 2

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THUKSIMY. MAY 21. 1896.
SUBSCRIPTION RATES.
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Memorial Day l'roclniuiitloii.
TEnniioitY or Aiuzona. i
tXtCLTlVK UtFlCE. f
Tho 30ih ot May Is Memorial Day. lly leal
authority It Is livid and set apart as a public
holiday. A day devoted to the momor of
men who c trend uptliulr live upon the all ar
cf tlielr country, ami who died that tho Ko
pub.lc might 11 o and I ho union ot the states
be ouo and IiiM.-p.uuu c.
Tlielr heiUc achievement su 111 II vo In story
anu la soog a Ions as clvlllz.u.i!i exists, and
tlnlr vluues will be extolled and emulated
by ull wlioloc liberty and icvercpatilotlsm.
' On Fume's eternal camping ground their
i-llciH ienisaies,Kud.
"Auu .loiy guards wlih solemn round the
Uvouauor the dead."
Now. therefore. I. llenjamln J. Franklin.
Governor of Ailzoua. do heioby ti commend
thai the 3 th day of Muy buobscrted by all
lliu people of ibli teriltory as .Momoilal Day
that the Kravesuf the fallen soldi r be dec
orated with flowers, and that appropriate
tcrvlccs be held In tilbute to tho memory of
the heroic dead.
Uoueat I'hocnlx tho Capitol, this 16th day
of .May. 1838.
Uy tho Governor:
D. J. FRANKLIN.
F. II. Devmifux.
Assistant Secretary of Arizona.
A RECENT liensnrv .statement shows
the citculalioii to bu $21.65 per capita.
Where in Ihtimler is ii?
And Theodore Durrani is still alive.
Can any oiu wonder that a disgusted
people will sometimes resort to tynch
law P
THE old ait of lilnod letting should
rerlalnly ho rotiveil in the casu of
, Spain. Koibing else will euro tbe
fever in her w-lns.
In licr dealings with Spain Ameiica
is fin ceil to levcil to the old song, "1
can light uilli the linn Unit rvars in m
face, but I can't bear a cur at my
beds."
Arizona is fingiug ahead with a
vengeance. Lat eal Ibe copper oltl
Ull was fi0.CCO.CC0 pouuili-; this car
il Is isiiuiaied 1U0.U0O.000 pounds will
bu I cached.
Wiiili: lepotls from I lie sbeep ills
iriels am eMieniely f.ivoiablo as
legatds lauibiiig and I lie geiieial con
dilioli of Ibe slnep. sheep raisers aro in
c.l it mis il ti ieait in the nbiiiiiinally
low pi ices leceivttl fnf wool. Tllt,
lioufter, in n wry Iiui.'ful Hint the
next ndmiiiixirntioii will wipe out tbe
wiongs ii.flitii'tl i ibe D.-ntocrals.
How tlinlik'lul shoiihl wo bn ill
Arizona! While uholclowus in Texas
are being laid wasto by Ibe viud and
semes of human liws sacrlliced, and
while certain d;suicis i.i ftlissotui
niu deluged as if God forgot his
promise and determined once more to
destroy the world by flood, (w go on
tho even tenor of our way dally iu
creasing in iiroKpej'ity and all that
tutids to uiaku lifu beautiful uud hupp;.
We are in receipt of tint third num
ber of tlio 'Orl" publislioil by Howti
& Porter, at Bishee, Cochise rmmty.
It is ii neat, clean sheet, and wo wish
it over' success.
Albuqueiiqcu U kicking tlial the.
cminlj cxpenaes nin much loo liijili,
but lit8 tbti blame, not on Mih county
eonimissiimeis but nitlicr on the terri
torial laws which giant oxcssslvu salar
ies. So say we.
THE Gallup "Gleaner" in engaged in
a worthy cause, rejjunling the etitilng
down of ticbool ti acher' salaries. The
duties of school teaebers nru very
onerous ami arduous in the extreme,
requiring a large, expenditure, hihI
much lime and pallia and study to
qualify I hem for their important work.
It is mistaken ei'oiioniv in reduce llie
salaries and get an inferior if not an
incompetent clas of persons to teach
the. jouug idea bow to shoot.
FAREWELL RECEPTION.
Departure of Itev. Mr. MofTrtt for
Itntou, XrW Mexico.
On Tuesday morning last Rev. T. O.
MolTett left FlngsiatT, wbeiH bu lias
ministered for ibreu yeavs as pastor of
Ibu Piesbxlttrian cblireb, to lake
charge of the church at Uatoti, N M.
In this event tlagstalT sustains a los
tb.it will be oaiiifully felt. Mr. Mof
fett is one of the raru few whose
places, unco vacat'tl, am seltlom if
ever tilled. Endowed with ehoicesl
talents, cultivated and scholarly.
ouii:; anil zealous, bu is withal a
gentleman of Ibu tlllest ami most per
fect type, a man whose goodness is a
tribute to humanity, a friend ami
neighbor whoso kindly offices and
timely charity bespeak the true
Christian: a minister whose breadth
mill liliio'iilitv. mi li'Ss than Ills kiiiillimr
."
eloquence, attract anil bold in living
bonds tint beat Is ot men. Ills labors
in this community have been highly
fruitful, and he leaves with thn best
wishes of all who knew him. He was
especially esteemed by Mm voting men,
over wlmm ho exercised an inspiring
ami elevating influence and to whom
he was a helpful exenipler. To sat
that ho will bu missed hardly does
ji, slice to tho deep-seated regret ami
sense of loss that follows him. He
will be remembered as "out of the
one," mid a thousand heartfelt gootl
wishes attend him in bis new lield.
On Monday evening an informal
iccepiiou was icndeicd him at Ibe re-i.
tleiiee of E. S. Clark, at wlii-h the
universal esteem in which bu is held
was fieely attested by tbe very large
number who came to bid him good-bye.
Flagstaff is ever appreciative of taleni
ami genuine worth, anil in this in
stance her appreciation was spontane
ously manifested.
Mioultl be Sent.
At the Democratic convention to be
held-at Phoenix the 8th of next mouth,
our popular citizen Hugh Campbell
will probably be a candidate for dele
gale to Chicago. Flagstaff is certainly
entitled to this distinction and our
brethren, the enemy, could not more
worthily rotifer the honor. Mr. Camp
bell has filled and is lilling many im
portant positions in mercantile ami
other channels, and lias embellished
them all by force of character, diguitx
and ability.
Farmers aie busily engaged just now
in planting potatoes.
Plain Talk
There is something wror going on in
this state, in this county, in this town, and,
maybe, in your home.
This wrong can be righted. We are
aware of the wrong you "are not and
we know the remedy; but, if you apply
the remedy, you hel us.
What shall We dp? Shall we keep
silent because helping you helps us too ?
As we do not pretend to serve you
except for eur own sakes, it cannot bz
said that we are hypocritical. We merely
say: "Your interests arid ours- belong
together. We shall tell you. of our com
mon danger; and, it is for you to say.
whether we shall join our forces against it."
Tea Mo -hams A Schilling ;& Company
HERE AND THERE-
Movements of llouae Kolka and Notes
About Visitor.
E. S. Clark made a business trip to
Williams eslenlay.
W. A. Wilson of Kansas City, was a
visitor liem Wednesday.
L. L. Lvon of Denver, registered at
the Hank Hotel Monday.
Mrs. L. 11. Couklirr; of Brooklyn,
V. Y., is a visitor in town. "
C. A. Bush and C. J Babbitt hart
been appointed notariespubllc.
CJ. Korris unity lias been laid up
the pa t week with a sore throat.
John Love has returned from his
winter's sojourn in the Verde Valley.
Ike Howser, representing the Mis
mo mi Paper Co. of St. Louis, is in the
city.
W. L. Van Horn leaves to-morrow
for Tempe, after a business sta of a
eek in Flagstaff.,
Geo. W. Glowner has been spend
ing a few days in Los Angeles, re
luming Ibe early part of the week.
Our efficient postmaster, T. J. &.
left for Berrjville, Ark., Wednesday.
He expects to bo away two Weeks.
II. C. Bush and wife of S.i.i Fran
cisco, are on a visit in town and
purpose visiting the Grand Canyon.
Mr. and Mrs. Giiorgu II ix worth and
Mis. Harry Hoxuotih left ibis morn
ing for a live weekV stay at O.tk Creek.
G. M. Uoivm-in and wife of Sin
Jose, camu in on No. 1 last Tiiesda
and will remain in the city for a few
days.
Dr. H. K. McClelland of San Fran
cisco, who has been sojourning here
for the past few days, leaves for
Williams to-day.
Mrs. S T. Elliott, Miss R. T. Pills
bury. Miss Clara L. Kellogg and Chas.
E. Howard left uu a lishiug trip lo
Oak Creek to-day.
C. H. Coble of Milton, was elected
Grand Master of Exchequer of the
Knights of Pythias at the session of
the Grand Lodge atPresuott last week.
G. W. Hocbdcrffer left Wednesday
evening fur Denver, Col. He goes as
a delegate from Court Coconino, 1. O.
F., to the High Court soon to bu held
in Deliver.
Shei iff Cameron yesterday took ad
vantage of the stagnation in the crim
inal business and visited his mines at
the Grand Canyon. He is expected to
return to-monow evening.
A party comprising G. M. Bowman
ami wife of S.iu Jose, Mrs. L. il.
Coukliu of B kit ti, N. Y.. ami H. C.
Bush aud wife of San Fiaucisco set
out lo explore tbe wonders aud beauties
of the Grand Can on yesterday.
D. It. Brighatti of Tempe, who ha
been the guest of A. A. Dutton at Mil
ton thu past week, left for home
Tuesday. Mr. Brigham has recently
completed the erection of a handsome
cottage at Tempe, and rumor has it
thai his hurry home was to complete a
contract with a tenant he has been in
negotiation with for some time.
II. A. W. Tabor of Deliver, Col., who
was at one time one of tho wealthiest
men hi llie United States, is in Phoenix
in connection with his old property, the
Villi lire mine. This mine has already
j ic hied (11,000,000, though thu sur
face has been little more than touched.
Mr. Tabor hopes to retrieve his fallen
foi nines by means of it.
Gloom
Of 111 health, despondency and despair,
gives wav to tho sunshine of hope,
happiness" and lioalth, upon takiug
Hood's Sorsaparilla, becauso It
(fives
renewed Hfo and vitality to tho blood,
and through that imparts
uervo strcu gth, vigor
uud energy fflikV lo the whole
body. Read TB f 'l lutter:
Hood's 8r li t-aparllU
helped me wonderfully,
changed sickness to health, gloom to sun
shine. No pan csn describe what I suf
fered. I wsj deathly sick, bad siclc head
ache! every few days snd those terrible
tired, despondent feelings, wn ann
troubles so that I could not go up and
Sunshine
down stairs without duping my hand
over my hesri and resting. In fact, It
would almost take my breath away. I suf
fered so I did not care to llTe.yet 1 had
much to live for. There Is no pleasure in
lite If deprived of heslth, for life becomes
a burden. Hood's Sarssparllla does fsr
more thsn advertised. After taking ono
bottle, It Is sufficient to recommend
itself." Mas. J. E. Sjuth, Belolt, Iowa.
Hood's
Sarsaparilla
Is tlio One True mood Purlflr. All dnigtrtsts- $t
Prepared onlyliyC.l. Hood & Co.. Lowell. Mass.
mj ji. riu cure all I ver Ills, lallotis
HOOd 8 PillS b .hsadaca. ceauu
AOOIDENr ON THE A- & P.
Freight Train No. 31 Dernlled and
Six Curs Uurued.
The second section of train No. SI,
under charge of Conductor Hollabaii
and Engineer Trucnyt went into iln
dilch last night aN.ut one mile west of
Crowley. When the cars collided mn
of them that wero ioadetl with peti ol
eum products exploded, burning the
entire six and also catching Urakenisti
Diiggan, fofiueily jardniHsiernt Wil
liams, ami had it not been for the
heroic work of the conductor and a
pas"eiiger (name unknown at present)
he would have Mirely been roasted
alive, as it is he is badly injured, but
it it Imped not fatally. The aeeitleul
nee ui red about midnight and tin
main Hue was blocked until noon to
day. m i m
TeuvllriV Kxiimloutloo.
The teaeher' second quarterly ex
amination for Coconino coiiuiy will be
held in tlie court house in Flagstaff on
.Monday aud Tuesdav, June 1 ami 2.
1(196, commencing on Monday morn
ing at 10 o'clock a. in. Teachers de
siring to appear befoie the boartl ol
examiners aie expecied lo be present
at the date aud time.
N. G. Layto.n.
Coitntt Superintendent ol Schools.
liucklen's rulcu Salve.
Tbe best (.alve in the world for cuts,
bruises, sores, ulcers, salt rheum, fevei
Miles, tetter, chapped hand", chilblain-,
cuius and all skin eruptions, and poi
lively cures piles, ol no pay required.
It is guaranteed to give perfect satis
faction or money refunded. Price, 2d
cents per box. For sale by D. J. Uraii
ueti. Flagstaff. Alizoua.
NOTICE OF NEW RE3ISTHATI0M
Of Voters In Coconino County. Ari
zona. NOTICE IS HEUEUy OIVEN THAT AT
the regular meeting ot tbe Hoard
uf supervisors ot Coconino county, Arizona,
the tullowliiK order was mudu and duly
entoted upon I lie tecordsof said board ou
thu Uli day of April, ltUvl:
Thu liuml upon motion orders: That a
notice lw published fr ut least four months
tlial a now ie0'Utr.ulon ot tlio 'Mter-i o( tils
county must ue hid (or the ensuing eleciUn.
us required by tct .So. 7 ot the do-ulju Laws
of ltWD. Territory ot Arizona."
Ueglsterliif olllccrt and all concorned will
take notice and be governed accordingly.
Koiilstratlou will close t enty days ix-fore
tho day of election.
Uy order ot the Uoard of Supervisors of
Co.onlno county.
O A. BUSH. Clork.
first publication April 21.
S. F., P. & P. Baiiway,
....WITH THE ..
fl., T. U. Mallroafl,
Is the Shortest Had Quickest Itouto to Den
ver, Kansas City. St. Louis, Chicago uud ull
FoInU East.
Tbe Scenic Line of Arizona,
The Best Route to California,
Cnly North and South Line in Arizona.
f Grand Canyon of the Colorado.
retrinea roresi,
O i eui l'l ne Foi ests, ,K
cliff Dwellings.
To the
I Great Milt 1(1 ver Valley,
And numerous other points of Interest.
Beautifully Illustrated book free on applica
tion. Through tickets to ull points in tho
United States. Cunnda and Mexico. All the
comforts ami conveniences rf a first-class
road, with superb equipment.
Iiu P. Smith. Commercial Agent, Phoenix,
Arlmna, S. i, P. &V.
Geo. M.Sarokkt, General Passenger Agent,
S. V.. P. & P.. Prescott. Arliona.
E. Copland. Oeneml Agent, A. T. & 8. F. 8.
R.. El Paso, Texas.
Oio. T. Kichouox. General Pnamiser
BARGAINS!
25 PER PENT DISCOUNT.
COTimencing may 1st ag Coniinuinj Tiiiny Days.
DRY GOODS,
CLOTHING, HATS, CAPS,
.BOOTS AND SHOES,
AT A
DISCOUNT OF 25 PER GENT.
FOR CASH.
H. A. ROGERS.
"One Tailor
Is just as good as another, and if anything a great
deal better." Some people have this indefinite
way of looking at things, but most of us know of
several important qualities that mark the distinc
tion between good, bad and indifferent, successful
and unsuccessful, tailors. One of the prime quali
ties of success in this business is the ability to
select material that is sure to give perfect satisfac
tion to customers. We warrant both our work
and material.
A. Allaster & Co.,
BABBITT BUILDING.
Atlantic k Pacific R, R,
;ondnl Time Table No
Effective May 3, 196.
41.
WEST.
EAST.
8TATION8.
No. a. I No. 1
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lar fiotirdc trains o ist-liound due at Flan
staff at 11:20 a. u. and 4:05 r, m.; wesi-hound,
7:16 A. M and n;M) a. X.
Pullman Palace Sleeping Cars dally
Ihroueh hetneeii to Auxelei and Chtcait
and Williams and San Francisco.
Pullman TourUt Sleeptnit Cars dally
through between i hlcat-'o mid jun Franc sco
and Culcaso and Los Atme'eg.
PorKonally conducted Tourist cars leave
Ban Fianclsco every Wednesday and l.os
Angelei ovory Thursday, running through
to Kansas t.lly. Chlcagn and Umtm.
Ask for a beautifully II ustraUd book
which will bo mailed In e.
DON A. SWEET.
O. neral Passenger Agent, Albuquerque. N'.M.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
nnniestead Entry No. ftlo.
Land Orrica at I'ukscott, Akic. t
April 21. tws ,
Notice Is hereby given tlmi t.e fol.owlng
named settler 1ms filed notice of his Intention
to make final proof In support of Ills claim,
and that said proof will lie made before. N.
O. Layton. Clerk of Probate Court, at Fliti:-
staff, Arizona, on June II. 1-W.vlz: Etrk It.
Jones, for the 8 KNK h snd 8 K MVw,
I Section S2. Township 21 N. Uanireft E, He
names tbe following wltnewes to prove IiIh
' continuous re-ildence on. amlrulllintlon of
said land, viz: Charles A. Hush of Flagstaff.
Arizona; A. E. Brown ot Fla'tttaff. Arizona;
B. G. Newman of FlsirMan. Arizona; George
Uoffjoau of I'Ug.Utr. Arirona.
. If. D. KC-88, Bi-tUtW
I ytmysbllotwa Ajril as, am.
Santa Fe, Prescctt I Phoenix
Railway Company.
1 IVE TAULE, IN EFFECT DEO. 23. ISS5.
Mountain time Is standard used.
SOUTH.
8TATIONS.
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8:02 p
4:13 p
4:50p
5:50 p
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ho. 2
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Wlckenburg
Peoria
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Trains 41 and 42 run on alternate day
Information as to what days same ulll tun
will be furnished by ugenuon application
No. 1 makes connections at Ash Fork with
A. & P. vebllbuled limited No. 3 from the cast
No. 1 also. onnecu with A. Ss. I'. .No. i ftom
the west. Persons deslrt g to stay oer at
Ash Fork will find the best of accounnodH
linns at Fred llurtey's Hotel.
No. t makes close connections at Aili Ko k
with A. & P. trains Nos laud 4. A.l'-.N")
reaches San Francisco 10:45 . m. second
motnlng. A. & P. No. 4 Is a vestibult-d train
throughout, lighted wllh I'luteli gas. dining
ear running tbrouidi. Los Angeles to Clilca;.
Dinlin: cars under the management of rrrn
Harvey, with his unexcelled service, care and
ullentluii to his guests.
Nos. 1 and 2 connect at Jerome Junction
with trulns of tbe United Verde A Pacific
Itallway for Jerome. Connecting at l'rus oil
wlih stage lines for ail principal mining
camps; at Congress with stage llnesfor liar
qua llala, Stanton and Yarnell; at rhoenli
wllh the Maricopa & Phoenix lUllwsy for
Oiintsoit Southern PaelUc Itallway.
The Santa Fe. Prescott Phoenix Itallway
Is thu best route U tbi great salt Klvti
valley. For Information regarding tins
valley and the rich mining section irlouiarj
to tins road address any Santa Fe route rep
resentative, or.
Geo. M. Sarobnt. (Jeneral Kielghi and Pa-,
sender Airenl, Prescott
K. E. WKI.M. AssNtant General Man u-er
Prescott. Ariz. 8. F. P. & P. Itallway.
GEO. T. NichowoS. Giueial I asstngei
Agent. Chicago.
J.J. Fbkt. General Manager. Chicago. A
T.&s. F. Itallway.
NOTICE TO FREIGHTERS,
1.000 teams wanted to haul coko from Fort
Th mas to the town of Globe. A. T.. hi
copper back from Globe1 to Fort Thomas.
GILA VALLEY. GLOBE NOUTIIEB.N
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