The Coconino weekly sun. [volume], July 02, 1896, Image 2

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SUBSCRIPTION RATES.
Ono Year 1 109
Six Months JIB
Three Months TO
AddreMiull communication! and make all
remittances to C. M. FuxsTOK, Flagstaff,
Aririmn.
Ariwrtlstnc rate given upon application.
Filtered at the Flagstaff pout office as sec -
mid-class matter.
WKATIIF.lt.
Ilclow Ib given the highest and loved point
nglstetid by the thermometer In Flagstaff
during the u.onlu to Ibis date:
JUNE.
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McKinlev's tislt to the coast i.
lHllLlllllllllir.il.
If tin .-ink fur bread egive them a
slum-. hen we ask fur water we gel
wind.
A U'ak uith &p.iiu in possible. Does
(iiotti hope in gel elected for a tbitd
Ifl 111 In I lie .shuffle?
'Jilt Ei'gln-h laiigtiHge in susceptible
of iiuiii tliitiigeg. HiMiimizeil will in
flu in u oiipeiscde iliimiimteil.
Do we need it wholesale cunflagia
lii'ii in imbue tin In pioiide watel?
iiliums i-li. -nl.l Iih a u .lining.
1'lAGSTAlF 18 bleeZ chough, an
lieu. 'Ihe. CutiiiL'il seal eel ueeds to
add to tin iiiihiiIIi nf wind.
WiiiTNr.Y en the lice silver ques
tion will diMiipt Ihe, Deiuociatic pall.
DiHiipl ii? u Ui'po lie doeWl mean
diainuril.
If CouutTTeiiiib. wutMiulj charged
liiut iniih l..i all the adveiiiiiug tbej
gei, wLut h ulitf it would be to a mil
filing people.
Next wuk ilio Chicago convention
will lie in sthbion. Biinging wind to
tliu U Hid) Cit) i huim than biiuginj;
couU lo Neucislle.
'J'UE cluzeus luattucted the Council
to tippoiui a tiuworou the 1 lib auu
tliu Council complied ou the 29th.
"(ileal butlieii mou slow)."
'J he dui of apposing exGovernui
MiKmli-y ot liiu iiouiiualion for presi
dint detoltcd ou tieuator Thuiblon ol
Nibiitskii, ami he did it. well.
Will iho Ki publican1' pleiue beai
in iniiiil Unit lliift paper U uot tbi
Flngsliitr Sun," but l ho L'OCQNINO
SL? Ue i mlilHi-e the wluile couu t),
huge iih il in.
MfCU I line lac bun wanted on dia-cin-hioii
of llie water qui li(in, but with
voiiiriiliutitl effoit ills (till poiwible
to l.iite w uicr woiks erected and an
ample mpply forthetowu befoiH tin
jiiirisoui.
vg4te35.6,.78 9IOIl
4flHl!J!lii!l !!iZO
PHl9 20J2I ( 23(24(25
CuoTEKt LtvtLAND han fallen from
bin l.ij:h . Btiitc. The limn who will
a'jetil Mie mill at the sarue time
tnieaten ihoxeHho diff.r in opinion
in li'ru liniild hi ?er buve uvcupled
tbuputiduiitial chair. """" '"
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PROGRESS fi VERY SLOW.
The Water Question Drags Its
Weary Length Along.
AVERY DIFFICULT PROBLEM.
After Very Windy Debate the Coun
cil Compile With the Instruc
tion ot the Citlsen. nd Ap
polntn a Surveyor.
An adjourned meeting of the Com
mnu Council was held on Fiidar la:
to cousider the water question. Major
Frauds presided and thero weie pies
eut Councilmeu Babbitt and Glim.
City Attorney Clark, Cit Clerk Smith
and Messrs. D. M. Rioidan and V.
Carroll. .
Tho mayor read a telegram from A.
T. Cornish from AlbiiqiieiqiiM an
nouncing that a routract bad been
made with tho railroad company which
was very satisfactory.
It was stated that papers bad all
heeu made out and ai tides of incor
poration drawn up for a stock com
pany. 'lhe mayor asked what answer should
be sent to Mr. bums. He thought in
justice to him they ought to send him
ome reply.
Mr. Grim thought it would be better
to see But what they could do about a
stock company.
Mr. Babbitt suggested that as Mr.
Cornish would be back ou Saturday
they could have another meeting ou
Mo u day and then send something defi
nite to Mr. Burns.
An opinion prevailed that as the
offer made by the raiiioad company,
an shown by the above telegtam, con
flicted with the proposition made b
Mr. Burns, that geutlemau would with
draw bis proposition.
Mr. Babbitt said be did not believe
it was the lailroad company that was
behind Mr. Burns' scheme, but a few
of the stockholders.
Mr.. Rioidan suggested that if lliet
could get the railroad stockholders to
organize with them on the present
scheme it would be.much better.
Ou motion of Mr. Babbitt the fol
lowing telegram, drawn up bj Mr.
RJnrdan, was dispatched to Mr. Cor
uish at Allmqueiqite: 'Terms consid
ered satisfactory and organization lieiv
ready to close, but consider it wiser to
await yotu teturu on Saturday befoie
taking final action."
After some informal discussion the
Council adjourned until Mouclay.
The adjt timed meeting con veued on
Monday, and in the absence of the
major J. A. Vail was appointed to the
chair.
Mr. Babbitt said they were theie to
lake some action with regaul lo the
question ar.ked bj Mr. Burns.
Mr. Vail said the) should do some
thing with Mr. Burns' pioposition
lay it over indefinitely or make him
some proposition.
Mr. Gtim said that in this mallei
delay was somewhat dangeious. Some
definite action ought to be taken at
once. If tho town intended geltiugin
the water let. them do it; if not, let
Mr. Burns do it.
Aflrr some discussion as to the
sptings around town drjiug up. Mr
Babbitt said if they bad Mr. Burns
woiKin conjunction with them the)
could guarantee bim 7 per cent on
f 60,000, but between themselves the
could raise enough to put jn tbewatei.
Mr. Grim asked what was his ida
of wooden boxes.
Mr, Babbitt leplied that he had faith
In them, but ft the; ha'd to use power,
.is suggested by Mr, Cornish, be thought
bat perhaps iron would ha safer,
Mt. Keller said he did not see wh
ihe couldn't use the wooden pipe and
ihe power also.
Mr. Babbitt asked if they thought
Mr. Burns would consider a proposi
tion to glvo the city control of tbfl
water works and they to guarantee
him the interest.
Mr. Vail said he understood Mr.
Burnt didn't think much of wooden
pipe.
Mr. Babbitt atked they should figure
ou iron pipe.
Mr. Cornish said be know of about
40 miles of li and 8-inch iron pipe that
was Ijlng in Chicago and could be laid
down here Tor about 66 cents a foot.
There was uothlng too good for tbem
if they could get il. but if they couldn't
vet the 'good one they would have to
take the poor one.
This It was calculated would post
about fJ.000 a mlle.as against f 1,156
a mile for wooden flume.
A Jong dis.JU8ion then arose on the
tjme-worn ubjeot of the ldalire
meritt of wend and Jron. .
fir. unm asked U uy thought it
pracilc b o for I lie low ii to pui iu tie
walerwolks at the pleaeul time, T
did I hey think they would make a suc
cess of it.
Mr. Cornish replied he believed the
could do it if the would pull togethel.
Mr. Keller If the don't now the
i.eter will.
Mr. Cornish But they won't do it.
Mr. Clark and Mr. Babbitt believed
the people would pull together to get
in the water.
Mr. Cornish thought it would be
well to make a pioposition to Mr.
Burns of some kind.
Mr. CIhi k said if they got so many
matteis pendingtho would he between
two tires. They should tie themselves
lo Mime one proposition aud go ahead
willi it.
After some ftnlher discussion Mr.
Babbilt r-atil if outside capital knew
that this water could ho had for
nothing they would be too glad to put
it in. A man could go Eat and Hud
plenty of men 'who would bo anxious
lo hi lug this water to the town If the)
could c'l i ne contiacis wntcu tney
would offer them.
Mr. Vail said h" felt like Mr. Glim,
delay miftht be dangerous.
Mr. Glim If wt don't get it soon
we won't get it at all.
Mr. Babbitt You will not get it
llits )ear at any late.
Mr. Glim said if they were to tell
Mr. Bums they had calculated on
putting iu this wa'er themselves it
would mid ply shut bim off, and he
didn't think he would stand iu with the
town.
Mr. Claik said if they gave Mr.
Bui us eucoitiagement the railroad
people would say wo didn't kuow what
we wanted.
Mr. CoruUh said It also put bim iu
a bad light.
Mr. Babbitt Our telegram to Cor
uUh almost binds the town.
Mr. Claik That is the way I look
at it. We ptactieally answered Utirns
by that tclegiam. I believe we hare
disposed of Buriu' proposition now.
A piopoidtiou was then started by
Mr. Babbitt that the money to build
the water woiks could be raised iu San
Frautisco, and ibis seemed to raett
with considerable favor, but he said if
nothing else could be done he would
go East and he believtd he could get
the money. Thev ought to go light
ahead on their own bottom, ami when
the) found tlomselves knocked out it
was time lo go to something else.
This was an excellent idea and was
appiotcd unanimously, only some
thought that befoie going tight ahead
it would be as well lo kuow what the
weie going ahead on, and accmdingl
the clei k was instructed to communi
cate with Mr. Vandeiweiker with the
view of getting him to go up to the
spiingand take such steps as were
ucceisat' to Hull out the amount ot
water llieiH is Ibeie, and to make a
peimnueut suiveyfor putting iu the
line aud leseiroir aud getting the
water into the town. Mr. Cornish
was I inn lifted to see Mr. Bums ami
explain lo III til the position of the
Council, and it was also decided to
consult the engineer as to the adrisa
hilil of using wood or iron piping,
l'he Council then adjourned subject to
ihe call of the iiiatnr.
John S. Jones, the Veide Valle
ranchman convicted of rape on his
stei-daughter, was seutenced to five
ears iu the Teiriloiial piison.
Bucklen' . rnlca Salve.
The best salve In the world for cuts,
bruises, sores, ulcers, sail rheum, fever
sores, tetter, chapped bands, chilblains,
coins aim! hI ski)) eruptions, and posi
tively cures piles, nl i nay tentifletl.
It is guai auteed to give perfect satis
faction or money refunded. Price, 26
cents per box. For sale by D. J, Bran
nen. Flagstaff. Arizona.
Whatever evils
there are in our government
are mostly clue to the indiffer
ence of its citizens.
All tea that goes into Great
Britain is carefully examined
at the custom-house. If it is
colored, they confiscate and
burn it. Public sentiment in
Great Critain won't stand col
ored tea.
Uut colored tea just pours
Into this countr-tbeiis,tio
public scntinwnt ' against it.
You are indifferent or you
don't know.
Schilling j Qtf j pure tea,
money-back tea.
. . No'Wm but coffee In Srkillhft ffej
eoffce nanWIs true pf Sehtliinr't But
rkaking-ppwder. fpcla. rtce, seasoning,
ten ! WMwr
4jAveJCw44ir fufetiriitt
Gloom
Of HI health, despondency and despair,
t.,. mv in ton amichina of hODC.
happiness and liealtli, upon taking
Hood' Sartaparilla, because it trim
renewed lifo aodUulity to the bkod,
uul throng n mai--
nerve Urea J gm ,sj
aud energy Al ?.&
body. neadTC IMiW
"Hood'sSar "
helped me woodetfauy.
changed stokset to fceettk, f ioea totna
nine. No peace deterihe waat X eaf
fertd. Iwudsaibliie,ta4kkfceae
acbet every few daye and tfcoee terrible
tired, despondent fetllagt, with feeert
'tronbUt to that I ootid not go up and
Sunshine
down etalra without eletplaf y
over my heart and retting. la fact, It
-t,,ih atmaat tek in breath away. X tar
fered to I did net eere to live, yet I bad
much to lire for. There Is no pleatmre la
life U deprived ot health, tor lite beeotaee
burden. Hood's SemparlUa dose far
more thin advertised. After taking oae
bottle, It Is enffleleat to rseotBtacad
Itself." Ma. J. B. txm, Belolt, Iowa.
Hood's
Sarsaparilla
It the On True Blood Furiter. All dracttst. It
Prepared only by C. I. Hood ft Oo.. Urweu. aw
AROUND ARIZONA.
With the exception of 8aturdai
night all the stores In Phoenix will
dose at 7 T. M. until November 1st.
By a decision of Judge Baker, de
livered In Phoenix on Tuesday last,
earl 120,000 of funds now on hand
inut be paid out according to th
number of the warrant, thus puttlui:
i hat amount of money in circulation
Senator Langford arrived at Lodi.
f'.ti., Saturday morning from Arizona
sporting a pair of overalls as the resul'
f a thief stealing his pants containing
135 from a Pullman sleeping car Sun
day night.
MeCoi d ami Colo must resign the! i
respective positions on the board o
eontiol and state Ireamirership. Th
court has upheld the light of the got
Hi'iior to remove these gentlemen with
out showing cause. WolnVy ami
Faiiidi take their places.
The United States troops tindei
Lieu Is. Ateiill and Yates surprised ai
Apache camp iu Sonora, about forlt
miles below the line. The Indians,
evidently informed by a scout of the
presence of the troop, all made theii
escape except a ten- ear-old boy who
was captured along with the camp out-
tit. The troops aie ci iprratiug with a
force of Mexican cavalry still in pursuit
of ihe disbanded renegades.
Tho strike on the Pino Mountain
Mining company's properly at l,nx
cieek, under Ihe new management,
has created a small fin or of excite
ment. The company is composed ot
Colorado parlies, and the have opened
op tlnee additional ore bodies, two of
which are milling oter $20 a ton. The
oilier shows a value of $74 with con
ceiitiates nssa Ing 88. The ore bodice
are each two feet iu width. Thodis
li let is a gold Held entirely
Phil Brannen, who Is making a short
visit to Flagstaff, wiites friends here
I hat an uniifually large number of
summer tourists are arriving for the
Giand Can) on and tho town is filling
up wiib visitors for the summer. He
s Ihe facilities for caring for people
have, beep largely increased over those
. f lst enr an 'tht the road, lo the
caii)on has been placed jp flne condi
tion and the stage serrldu greatly
improted. There are three relas of
hones ami the can on Is reached in
ten or twelve bouts. Good accommo
dations aie repotted at the can on and
en route. The weather Is cool and
tine Phoenix Republican.
How ThU!
We offer One Hundred Dollars Re
ward for nny case of Catari li "that can
not be cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure.
F. J. Cheney & Co.. Prop... Toledo. O.
We, the undersigned, hate known
F. J. Cliene for ihe lasi 16 )ear. and
believe him peifecth honorable In all
business tiansaetions and financially
able to carry out any obligations made
by their til in.
West & Tntax, Wholesale Druggists,
Toledo. O.
Walding, Kinnau & Marvin, Wholesale
-Dnifirgists. Toledo,. O.
Hall's Catairh Cure is taken; inter
nally, acting directly upon the blood
and mucous atirfaci-s of the sv-tem.
Pijce 76o, per bottle. Sold, by, aJJ
dMigslst. TMtlmoQiV fttf, '
BARGAINS!
25 PER CENT DISCOUNT.
Cofnmencing M 1st ana conunuing
DRY OQODS,
CLOTHING, HATS, CApS
BOOTS AND SHOES,
AT A
DISCOUNT OF 25 PER CENT.
FOR CASH.
H. A. ROGERS.
Atlantic & Pacific R, R.
am3anBBw
fJBSlgoB
Condemed Time Table No At.
(Effective Hay 31, .'89S.1
WEST. EAST.
STATIONS.
No. J. No. 1. No. 1 No. 4.
10Z6pLv. Chicago. Arl030p'
S26p ....Kansas City... 7 JO a
Stop .. .Denver.... U30s....
S 46 a .. Albuquerque Ar 84Sr ... .
SISa Wloetr...Lv 4 00-
10a .Gallup 3 Sp
U Up ....Holbrook II V a
130p Wlnilow .... 10 '0
.. 40Sp ..Flantaff S60i . ..
Slop SSOp Williams. .. Ia38t
SSp 7 Up Ar..Ash Fork Lv 664 600i
SSOp 46 a Lv.. Ash Fork.. Ai S4fip fiS6.
11 ISp SJOaAr Prescott. L' 4u6p 3 66
646 a 4 16 p Ar.. . Phoenix ..Lv SIS a 7Mp
Sttp 7 IS pL v.. Ash Fork. Ar 6&4a 500a
tJiallSOpLv. Klncman..Lv 136al035p
7 26 a 130 a ...The Needle. . 11 10 p 7 4Sp
t65a 104a Blake. ... 6Sp 610p
110P 7 40a Dafxett. .. 540 p UOp
lUptlOaAr .Bantow 820pl235p
CC p . Ar ..Mojave t&Oa
I SSp Ar Los Angeles Lv 1015 a
.. 30p A . San Diego.. Lv 730a
10 16 a . Ai jan FranTcu Lvl 500p
Pullman ,Palace Steeping Sars dally
'hrougb between Chicago and 8n Fran
cisco and Chicago and Los Angites.
Pullman Tourist Sleeping Cars daily
through between Chicago and Sir Francisco
and Chicago and Los Angeles.
Personally conducted Tourht cars leave
Ian Francisco every Wednesday and Loe
tegeles every Thursday, ru mlng through
to Kansas City, Chicago and E oston.
The Orand Canyon ot the Colorado can be
reached only via this line.
Ask tor a beautifully illustrated book
which will be malted free.
DON A. SWEET.
General Passenger Agent. Albi querque. N.H.
-AND-
' Loan HssQGiallou
Of ew ork.
HO MEMBERSHIP, ENTRANCE OR
ADMISSION FEES.
t
ijvoain Hiqinwt. uiuiiiu payments.
Purely mutual. Absnluto security. Assets
Imprefnabts- Practical manage ent. Ex
pense limited assuring economy. Stock
non-fotfeltable. Persistency rewarded. Per-
EqulUbV. .
All seeorates deposited In trust. Mort
gages non-nirotlable and non-assignable
pnviuuiui if, hhi w.oBonvnvs inipos
slbl. Securities only first niortgago and
stock. , y ,
ND BONUS.
At any
Ini6 after alx manUitv n&M,ii.fa
have be
mad, tt a ssetuber la unable to
navdues
imugn suvneaf pr loss or wot k. be
i Su.nrnaton CsMlflmut tn'r mo.
canrecel
aonabl
lod. allowing; him to resume pay-
'F hi flrf UtnSfcsnfMMa lmnA
mont a
without
istatnlng loss of dividend.
The
Asaoci won m the Unltod States
iO lose Is suatatned ho ln1l..
In wblc
borrow
on rejected applications for loans.
Compou!
late e.t. issm a atnrk to uit n
klndso
ceBtei.
Investors. Advanct payments ae-
:ludlng poslblltiy ot luturring
bacouifi IntAKwt.KAMvik .a
W
84 paibtr of pmnu tboreon has been
Site -cent per sunuro payahjo balt-jeerlrij-aitowsi)
thereon until maturity.
It 9M V?me tod It dBltsMfl (ilAeeej U
Savings
Santa Fe, Prescttt S
Railway Company.
TIME TABLE. IN EFFF.OT DEC !i lifc.
Mountain time Is standard used
SOUTH.
STATIONS.
Ito.31 In o.l
2.00 p
3.02 p
4:13 p
4:50 p
7:00 a
8:48a
8.39 a
8.55 a
.45a
lv Ash Fork ar
inst
utip
u 001
M 1
till
ltock Uutte
Del Klo
1 U
3 451
3 JOJ
a 0t
Jerome Junc'n
n.oup
rrckcott
SOUTH.
u'v.;, )fl
.Noitni
.N( : , .No o
No. 41 No. 1
7.00 a
7:33 a
l;01a
8.30 a1
1.00 a
S.a
11:JJ a
12.30 p
2.33 p
3 00p
3 25p
J:45p
8.53 a
flo:. a
10.52 a
lv Prescott &r
33 p UOp
HI p'f 3-Kp
Op.f J Ulp
13 p iXf
iipl :itp
J2d l!Jp
9a II .m
iin h Hi
00 j : HH
SOaj fil
IU) fl
Mi till
buunult
Hamsgate
skull Valley
KlrkUnd
hillside
Congress
tVlckenburg
Peoria
Glendale
Alhambra
r Phoenix I
ll:i5s
11:52)
12:311
luui
2.05)
3:28 1
3:JS
3:4.
4.001
Trains 41 and 42 run on alternate days.
nformatlon as to what days tame will run
'III be furnished by agents on application
No. 1 makes connections at Awh tork !ih
i. A P. vestlbuled limited No 3 from tbe eut.
.So. I alsoionnecuwlth A. A l.NoSfiom
the west. Persons deslrli e to sta) ovir it
Ash Fork will find the best ot aauwtuuCi
tions at Fred llaney's Hotel
No. 2 makes close connections at 0i Fo V
with A. P. trains Nos I and I Ail' No.1
reaches San Francisco 10.45 a in wcun4
morning. A. & IN No. 4 Is a veitibuli-d tri n
throughout, lighted with Unit li F dining
car running through. Los Angeles to tliicico
Dining can. under the management uf IN
Harvey, with his unexcelled sen In. Larein4
attention to his guests.
No. I and 2 connect at Jerome J u"ctJ"
with trains of the United Nude .l
Railway for Jerome. Connecting at Pre oil
with stage lines for all prlntlpal ndnW
campsj at Congress with stage llnis for iis"
qua llala. Stanton and Varnelli at i'lioenlt
with the Maricopa & Phoenix Kallr for
points on Southern Pacitic Hallway.
The8anU Fe. Prescott& Phoenix P.allBJ
is the best route to thi great m t B
valley. For Information regarding twi
valley and the rich mining section tributary
to this road address any banta le routs rep
resentative, or.
Gxo. M. BAMurr. General Fieight and l'u
senger Arent. Prescott
R.E.WCLLS. Assistant General Manarw,
PrescotL Aril. 8. F. P. A P. Rail ay
Gxo. T. Nichouok. Gmeral ItsstnfK
Agent. Chicago.
J.J. Faxr. General Manager. tblcifO
T. S. F. Railway.
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Tie Best Route to California,
Cily Nerth and South Lino in Arizona-
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Cliff Dwellings.
Great halt River alley.
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