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C. M. Funs, ox, Editor.
THURSDAY, AUCJUST !0. 1896.
SUBSCRIPTION RATES.
OuoYcar. $2 00
Six Montb3 .... . . 1 25
Tlnee Months 75
Address nil communications and make all
remittances to 0. M. Fukston, flagstaff,
Arltona.
Advertising rates given upon application.
Entered at tho nag'staff post olllce as second-class
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REPUBLICAN TERRITORIAL CONVENTION.
llEAl)QUAim.Us l.LIM IIT.1l IN THlIillOIU.VI. I
CLNTIIAt, COJIMITTII'. I'llor.MX, Allinult.
August 10. Ml). )
To tho ltcpubllean i.ter of Ailrona. A
convention of lcpicscntatlw- IJepublk-ansc
tlio Tcriltoiy will liO held at the city of
Phoenix, Arizona, on Tuesday, tho 2l day
of September. 1S95. at 10 o'clock a in., f 5i the
purpose of nominating a ltepubllcan candi
date for Delegate to Congnss', tlio (.election
of a Territorial Cential Couimlttcei the
selection of a Clialimau and Scciclary of
that committee, and for the tiansactlun of
such other lulnci as may propel ly como
before It.
The basis of lepiesciitatlou In this conven
tion will bo one delegate fore cry fifty votis,
and one. delegate for each fraction of
fifty ocr twcutj-Gve, cast for llou. N. O
Murphy for Pelrgate to Congress at tho No-
ember election of 1S91. The representation
of the several counties will therefore be as
follows:
Apache
Cochlso 10
Coconino 0
Gila... 2
Graham. . .. ..' 9
Maricopa. 2?
Mohave 2
Navajo t
IMma ... ... 13
Pinal.. .. 0
Yavapai
uma . . :
Total ntimbi.rofdtles.ilcs n
Tho delegates are to be sclectid In the
mode customary Iu tho several counties,
under tho supervision and auspices of tho
local central committees.
In tho ccnt tho selection Is bv convention
the credentials should be authenticated by
tho signature of the presiding oflicci and
secretary of tho convention, and attested by
the signature of the chairman of the Count
Central Committee
It Is requested that a list of delegates from
the several couullisbomit as toon as the
arc chosen to tho Secretary of tho Teirl
torlal Central Committee.
My order of tho Republican Territorial Cen
tral Committee.
JOS. II KI11ULY, Chairman.
It. L. l.o.so, Secretary
Cull for ltepiiblicnn County tonvcii
tluti unit I'lliuurlcH
A convention of tho Republicans of Coco
nino county, Arizona. Is hereby called to
meet at Flagstaff, Arizona, on Saturday,
September 19, ISM, at 10 o'clock a. m.
1. For tho purposo of selecting nlno dele
gates to tho Republican Tcrrlloilal Conven
tion to bo held In l'hocnU on Tuesday, Sep
tember S3, ltVHJ. for the purpose of nominat
ing a Delcgato to Congress, the selection of a
Territorial Central Committee, and the selic
tlon of a Chairman and Secietaiy of that
committee.
2. For tho purposo of nominating candi
dates for tho arlous county offices.
3. For tho purpose of selecting a County
Central Committee totcrve for tho ensuing
two years, and tho tiansactlon of such other
business as may comobcforotl.u convention.
Primaries for tho ptuposc of electing dele
gates to said convention will bo held In each
of tho precincts named below on Satuiday.
Septembct 12, IPX. between the hours of ;
p. m. and 9 o'clock p. in. Tho test of the
right to vote at such primary shall be affirma
tive answer to thc(iiestloii: "Will you sup
port tho Republican ticket at the coming No
vember election?"
The basis of repicsentutlon in thisconuu
tionwlll be ono delegate foi uvqiy twenty
votes and ono delegate for each fraction of
twenty votes over Uftccn cast for li. II. Cam
eron for sheriff at the election of Novimbei,
1W1.
The number of delegates to which each
precinct shall be entitled Is as follovvb:
II UMSPSaA
K?2?iV
iiuiiemoill .... I
Canyon Diablo . . . 1
Challcndcr . i
Flagstaff is
l'redonla . . i
Hay Lake. i
Mormon Dairy .. i
Stone Ranch ... i
TubaCity i
Wood's Ranch i
Williams ' ... 0
Total
10
Pioxifswlllbeadmltttdln the convention
only when held by togulaily elected dele
gates to such convention. Such provlcsmust
bo in writing, signed by tho person glv Ing It.
Tho Inspector and Judges of said pilmaiy
diction may bo chosen by the Republican
vottisof the several picclncls at any time
bfoio tho day set for the pilmarles.
Ily order of the Republican County Initial
Committee of Coconino county.
i:. S. Ci,ARK, Clinhnian.
O. M. FD.ssio.N.Seciclaiy.
"Talk about a SOO-eeiit dollar,"
sajs Senator 'JhniMon, i curving to
ftee silver tn aim's thaigu that Ihe
gold dollar lias appiecialid in vlue
instead of -IIir tlepieeialiiig; "well,
if that is the ease, t, faimeis ale
getting eohsideinhh nunc than a dol
lar iy IiusIilI fin- their wheat, while
Amciiean laboi is gellingnlniost three
times iho coinpeiioaiion it did in 187!!,
Whtn fcilvei w us di monetized."'
The sixteen to cue that suits tho
Sun best Is sixteeu paid up subscribers
to ouo delinquent.
The gold standard Democrats have
decided to hold a national convention
nl Iudhnapolis on September 2d.
It is said by Democrats who know
that Mark Smith will be nominated
delegate to Congress on tho first ballot.
Bryan's speech at Madison Gat den
was w holly on tho defensive. He was
not the deiiaut orator he was at tho
Chicago convention.
The Tucson "Stat" is the only
Democratic papor iu Alizotu opposed
to the nomination of Mark Smith as
delegate to Congress.
A NEW Spanish paper has Lacn
slatted iu 1'hocnix. It is called "La
Opinioti PuLlieu" is Democratic in
politics, and is published from the
"Gazette" olllce.
The "Watei melon King" is tho title
imposed on a Gila Bend rancher. Ho
shipped twenty cat loads of melons,
30,000 in all, this year, and sold them
at a proiit of live cents each. A water
melon ranch is us good as a gold mine.
FREE FOR ONE DAY.
Holfiicli ltelcaocd on Iliibeus Corpus,
but Arrested AkiiIii.
Last week the SUN contained an ac
count of the arrest of John D. llel
frieh, alias Johu D. Heluine. He was
charged with ciuhciling the funds of
Elinnio count, Idaho, while assessor
and tax collector of that cottuly.
Friday a writ of habeas corpus was
obtained aad Helfrich v;.s brought
befote the com t commissioner, and
upon c.aniiuatiou it was decided that
he was being illegally held, and his
telease was ordered.
Helfiicli hid himself with the expec
tation of geltiug away on the first op
poitttuity. Sheriff Cameron piocutcd
a wairaut for his arrest, and Friday
night the place where Helfiicli was
supposed to be iu hiding was watched
by a foice of deputies. About day
light Sal m day morning Helfiicli
emeiged from hiding and slipped iuto
tho aims of Deputy Sheriff Camel on,
who placed him in jail
Shci iff Oliver of Mountain Home,
Idaho, anived on Sunday afternoon
and will take Helfiicli to Idaho to-morrow.
The downfall of Helfrich was caused
by diiul; and gambling. Ho had
served ono tctm as deputy assessor
and tax collector and proved a com
petent and faithful ollicial, and two
years ago he was elected to that office.
Last December when his accouuts
weiu audited ho was shoit nearly
5.000. lie was in Salt Lake City on
a vacation, and when infotmed of the
matter telegraphed that he would re
turn and liv up tho shottagc. He
stalled home, and on l caching tho sta
tion this side of Mountain Home he
disappc.ued, aud was not hcaid from
but once until his arrest here.
Had Helfrich lettirned his fiieuds
would have lixed up the shortage,
which really amounts to $2,500.
.Suicide ut Congress.
Woid was leceived heie this aftei
uoon that John Healy, a mining man,
well known in this and Mohave coun
ties, had committed suicide at Cou
giess Junction this morning by shoot
ing himself through the head. It is
alleged that he had been diinkiug
hcavih for seveial days, aud about
half-past 3 o'elock tins morning be
cnteied tho office of the railroad agent
through a warehouse aud it is sup
posed piocured a pistol with which
ho committed the deed. About 6:30
the landlady of tho lodging-house
where he was stopping went to his
room to gio him some medicine aud
was suipiised as well as shookod to
find him dead iu bed, with abullelhule
in his head behind his ear. A pistol
with ono chamber freshly discharged
was 1 ing beside his dead body.
Deceased was about 45 years of age,
and had been engaged iu miuiug iu
Mohavo-and Yavapai counties for sev
eral yeais, being tho owner, with his
biother, of some piomising mining
piopertles iu both counties. His
biother, 1'. A. Ileal, was formerly
general passenger agent of the S. l,
P. & P. railroad and is now general
auditor of tho South Carolina aud
Geoigia railroad, at Chai lesion, South
Caioliiia. Another brother is ntrent
if Ihc Santa Fu lailroad at Albu-
qtieHjiii1. Jouiual-Miiicr.
Ccoigo W. Smaller, the famous
Aiuuiicau editor-author, has been
gi anted a two months1 ho'.idn by his
paper, the London "Times," aud has
gnnu ubioatl 011 a special mission for
(ho "Ladies' Homo .Journal." He has
engaged to prepared n series of ar
ticles for that magazluu.
HERE AND THERE-
Movements of Home Folks und Notes
About Visitors.
T. L. Bacon, a prominent stockman
of Yavapai couuty.
1. E. Purves loft Monday for his old
homo iu Sau Fraucisco.
Col. M. H. McCord of Phoenix is
speuding a few days here.
T. . Johnston, and T. A. Norris
of Prescott were in town Tuesday.
A. T. Cornish and T. S. Bunch
spent Sunday iu Williams.
Ben K. Coffin and Bert Cameron .11 e
at the Grand Canyon this week.
J. F. Wallace, editor of iho Win
slow "Mail," was iu town Smithy.
Editor Jackson of the Needles "K)e"
was a tisitor to Flagstaff Satuulav.
D. M. Itionlati and Prof. IVinow
left Satuiday to attend the .Moijui
snake dauce at Oiaibai.
Miss Aletha Cullln of Denver, Col ,
is v. Sailing her sisters. Mrs. P. G. Coi
nisli and Mrs. E. S. Clink.
TheUoatdof Sapenisois meet to
day. They willliv tho rate of lai
tiou for 1806 at this meeting.
Misses Floi a aud Calla Mills, who
have been spending tlio summer lieu-,
returned to PhocuK esteidav.
Frank M. Muiphy. pirsideiit of the
S. F. P. & P. railway, was a passeugi-i
on No. 1 Monday on his wa home
from Chicago.
Rev. J Fieri, Uev. T. M. Connolly,
Chas. McGoniglo and W. F. Kisling
bury aro visiting the Gland Cannon oj
the Colorado.
Mr. aud Mrs. W. II. Asian st, Miss
Irvine, Mrs. Irvitio aud Mis: M. A.
Snody left for a trip to the Grand
Ci.uyou Tuesday.
C. Kelsey aud son aud J. B. Tappan
aud wife returned Tuesday from a six
weeks' trip through the mountains
south of here.
ThoTenitorial Boat d of Equaliza
tion raised the valuation of cattle 20
cents per head, making tlio valuation
for Coconino county $7 70 per head.
C. F. Cox, who has been teaching
school at Fredonia, iu the northern
part of tho county, for the past tin 00
years, returned to Flagstaff Satuulav.
A. P. Walbtidgeof Phoenix, one of
the leading temperance woikers of the
Territory, attended thu .Sunday sehool
convention here, tcturuing to his home
Wednesday.
Henry Huuing of Show-low, Aii
zona, spcut several dnjs hetc this
week. Mr. Iluning is one of the lead
ing stockmen of Navajo and Apache
counties.
Gen. A. J. Sampson of Phoenix has
been heie dining the week attending
tho Sunday school convention. Mr.
Sampson is making a tour of inspee
tion of tho G. A. R. posts of the Ter
ritory and visited Ransom Post 011
Monday night.
Rev. J. Fieii, pastor of the Catholic
church of this place, has just been
offered and has accepted a professoi -ship
in St. John Theological Seminar ,
Boston, Mass. The reverend doctor
has resigned his pastorate here ami
will leave iu a few tl.ys for his now
field of labor.
Rev. I. T. WhittemoK! of Floience
has been attending the Sunday school
convention hero and will leave to-morrow
for the East to visit his daughter
in Hinsdale, III. He will lemaiii
until the meeting of the Pichteiinu
synod in Albuquerque iu Noveinbci,
and will deliver a series of temperauei
lectures before that body.
Klectlon of n I'nstor.
At the congregational meeting of
the First Presbtciiau church of Raton
on Tuesday evening Rev. T. C. Moifell
was unanimously chosen pastor of that
church. Rev. Moffetl has been here
for several months, and his miuistiv
and character as a gentleman and citi
zen has ntrengthcued the clmicli and
endeated him to Iho people of Raton,
Rev. Menaul, modoiator, of Albu
quel que, presided. Col. F. R. Mathews
was selected to present the call lo Ihc
piosbtciy at Albl'qtieiqtie. Ralon
Ramie.
Lost 1111 Arm.
Tho Los Angeles "Times" of Hu
ll Hi sahi Dr. A. Roaiiu Tlioip--, a
well-know 11 young denlist of ihi, ml,
lost a band to-day by the accidental
disehaigu of a shotgun. itb Ui. W.
II. Smith he went lo C.ihunga v.ille.v
I.. e-l.lK.. .1... ..3 VV'l.!t.. ..1. . .- r
IU ouiru,. villi va. II UIIU a.lglilllin; I,)
thobiigg Ids gun went uir, slni'iuing
his haul ?o badly that it had lo be
amputated. A peculiar thing is tlial
Thorpe does not, us is hmuI in tu-li
cases, remember that he took hold of,
the muz.lo of the gun todiuvv il out
nf llwl llllirirv. Tt iu v.iiiii,c,..l ,!...! I
... ...w v--f-e -- "''(nOWI vi, c 11,1111-
mur caught in the lap lobe aud was
discharged when that was cast aside.
Cripple
Tho iron grasp of scrofula has no
mercy upon its victims. This demon
of the blood is often not satisfied with
causing dreadful sores, but racks tho
body with tho pains of lheumalisin
until Hood's Sarsaparilla cures.
"Nearly four years ego I became, af
flicted with scrofula atd rheumatism.
Made
Running sorc3 broke out on my thighs.
Plea of bone came out and an operation
wa3 contemplated. I had rheumatism in
ray legs, drawn up out of shape. I lost ap
petite, could not Bleep. I was a perfect
wreck. I continued to grow worso and
finally gavo up tho doctor's treatment to
Well
tako Hood's Sarsaparilln. goon appetite
camo back; tho sores commenced to heal.
My limbs straightened out and I threw
away my crutches. I am now stout and
bearty and am farming, whereas four
years ago I wni n cripple. I gladly rec
ommend Hood's Sarsaparllla." URBAN
Hammond, Table Grove, Illinois.
Hood's
Sarsaparilla
Istlio OneTruc Wood Purifier. All druggists. $Cl
Prepared only by C. I. Hood & Co., Lowell, Masf .
cure liver Ills, easy to
tlOOa S FllIS take, easy to operate. 0.
TERRIU0RIAL ASSESSMENT-
O11I roil 1- Counties In tlio Territory
s-liovv 11 Until In Wealth.
Another day or two at the oulside
will bit fli co for Iho Tenitoiial Board of
Equalization to complete ils labors.
1'ho assessment fiom each county is iu
except that of Gila, which is en lonte.
Four counties have added to their
wealth tho past ear, M.uieopa. Co
iliise. Apache aud Graham. 'Ihc
others have made no advancement iu
wealth. Maiieopt has ileal 1 onc
thiid ot tho la-.il)le wealth of tho'IVi
litoi, having addid 11t-.11 1 y half a
million the past vear. The value of
piopuilv, ill iho Tenilorv as a whole
has iueieascd uqtiaiterof a million.
The following table, exclusive of Gila
count, iu 189G, is a-lf.rilaiiatoi- :
County,
Apache .
Cochise
Coconino
Gila
Graham
Maricopa
Mohave.
Navajo
I'Ima . . .
I'lual
Yavapai .
Viim.i.
Total
A pacho
Cochise
Graham
Maricopa
Coconino
Navajo
IMma
Pinal
Viivap.il.
Viiui-i
lea".. 16M.
.0:20 ujai.mea
2.23.1 701 t!)
.373.503 CO
2,07J, l."5 07
818.K10 M
1.KJ3WISI
7Vjr.T3'J 10
1,231.0V.) M
1.110,003 07
. 3. 190.171 ta
1 .MO.Ttil C7
3.1GI.U7 W
1.10.V0!-3 7
J27.C1S.322 TO
O.V1.V.
).91l,!'Si
1,'m.ili 10
,v7i,es co
J, 032.023 11
3J3),5."9 CO
1 510.037 78
3.1IE1.8I7 00
1,0S3,C0; V0
i 28.28a 40
121.H0 00
KiO.113 03
ttfl.OW 0
513I.170 22
77.137 02
r3.9l5 a
i2;m
30 CM 3
.VUlbil 07
'I hu boald milled to this total an
assessment for ?10,!)20 for cats owned
b the II111I011 block Car Coin pan for
"loci, cats leased ami oper.ttcd on Iho
M. A: P. & S. R. Vail.' lailioad. The
boald lidded 10 pi-i cent lo the value
of laud in Vunia counl.
Hoises iu Pima and Cochise coun
ties wele laisel 10 pur cent Gaelle.
Ilow'n 'I Ills!
We offer Ouu lluiidud Dollars Re
w:ti"l fin .111 ease of Catarih that can
not be cm cd b Hall's Calai ill Con-.
F. J. Chkni.v & Co., Piop., Toledo, O.
We, the undersigned, have known
F. J. Cliene foi the last lo )ea'f, ami
believe him pcifccth hmioiable iu all
bu-.ines tiaiisaelious ami linaneiall
able to can- out mi) obligations made
b I heir linn.
West it Tinas, Wholesale Diuggist,
Toltilo. O.
Walding, Kinnau v&Marviii, Wholc-itln
Diuggiit, Toledn, O.
Hall's Calaiih Ctliu is taken inter
nall, acting diieeth upon thu blood
and mucous suifaees of thu sstem.
Pi ice 7.rie. per bottle. Sold bj all
diuggisK Testimonials free.
Hall's Fiimil Pills aid (he best.
.MA lilt li: l.
AHKILLs-PU.MMKltS -In 1 llll.uns, August
10, ISM, JIKs Ju It. Soiiimi-rs to Kihv.ud
Ai kills. Kov. J. ticilofflcl itliis.
Itla rold on a Ruatanteo Ijt all druir-
. . . V4V WVHMx kum ViVUV VUXVl
I COcts. r.ndJwV rt ffi m
si.ooi!ottio.E m a m 7 J Jm
I Iha aimI n rltnA rm. f7. Bl H VJ H
, - 1'TiMiTii
BARGAINS!
25 PER CENT DISCOUIT.
m J
l iiiay isi ana
DRY GOODS,
BOOTS ATSITD SHOKH,
AT A
r xmi nt 111-
FOR
H. A. ROGERS
Atlantic & Pacific H.R.
Condrnoed Time Table No.
Effective May 31, im.
t-t.
WEsT.
I EAST.
!no. sIno. t
STATIONS.
No. .1. 1 No. 1
I0 25piI.v. Llilcupo ArJOWp'. ..
j ip .. .nansas.uny iT.toa .
:p! - Itenver .. ill 30a!.
-45al Alhiiqucniuc Ar 841p ....
8 15ii(. .Wlueate. Lv lOOpl. ...
uiuai .uiiuup. ..3 zap;
1 li i nuiuruuK tuiaa
I 30 p Wlnslovr . 10 40 a
4 05 p Flagstaff 8 50 a
9p, . Williams 7 30a
1.1 p Ar AsliJ'nrk V 5 55 a
0 45 a' Lv Ash Fork AH fl 45 p
8 30aAr Prescott I.v,4ti5p
15pAr Pliocnlx l,v' 0 15 a
0 501)
8 45 1
eSOa
COO a
8 50 d
11 :'. i!
635a
2 55 a
015a
Mp
8 45 p
TllnlLv Asli Fork Ari 5Mm' sunn
1 ;a
T r, a
8 .V, a
I 10 p
1 M p
0 00 p
lla)pLv Klnirman Lv' 1 3i a 10 33 p
1 30 a, The Needles . 11 10 n.
7 15 11
3 0.1a Make. . , 9 55p
610p
nop
I2:i5p
850a
iu.1 .. .IMKBL-ll . bip
8 lOnjAr .ISarstow . 820p
J Ai ...Mojave I
I 2.1 p1 A r L01 A nirclcs Lv 10 15 a
0 30pAr. trail Diego.. Lv' 730a!
lAi'J-an Fran'co LV
10 1.1 al
500 p
Pullman Palace Sleeping Cais dally
through lietvvecn Chicago and ban Fran
clico and Chicago and Los Angeles.
Pullman TinirNt Sleeping Cars, dally
through between Chicago and -an Francisco
and Chicago and Los Angeles.
Peisonally conducted Tourist cats leave
Pan rranclsco every Wednesday and Los
Angeles cveiy Thurvl.iy. running through
to Kansas Cltv. Chlca-roand llostnn.
The tJiand Caii.von of the Coloiadoean he
ivaclud only via this line.
Ask for a beautifully Illustrated book
which will be mailed free.
. DON A. SWEET.
General L'asonger Agent, Albun.uern.ue, N.M.
ic
-AND-
Loan nssociation
Or jNTexr York.
NO MEMBERSHIP, ENTRANCE OR
ADMISSION FEES.
Dctlulto contract. Limited payments.
Puiely mutual. Absoluto security. Assets
Impregnable. Practical managcu cut. -iwnses
limited- assuring economy. Stock
iiou-forfeltable. lVislstency icwarded. Per
manent. Specific withdrawal privileges.
i:qultab!e. b
All bccuiltlcs dciiosltid In tiust. .Mort
gages non-negotiable and non-us-dsnablc
precluding los. Kxua assessnionts Impos
slblc. Sicnrlties only flist moitgnge and
stock.
IN:0 BOiXlLJS.
Alany tine after sl muutlilv payments
liivcbcen made, if a member Is uuablo to
pay duos through sickness or loss of Hoik, lie
can I ccelve Suspension C'eiliHcato font lea
son iblopjilod. allowing him to resume pay
ments after Ills elicuinst-inces Improve,
--iLiivniv susiaiiiiug 105S oi uivuiends,
ri.Boj.ly Assocl.tloi. li.thornltedPlat.s'MnTipr Tf) CfiElf'SJTCSV
ivlilel. no loss is sustain,,! by Unending i $ if 1 1 J T j J rHl 1 1? 1 1 til J
irrovveison lejecttd applications for loans. , "' ,UU U ' (-U,! "
In
borro
Compound liite.est. IssUis stock lo suit all
iiiiiusoi juicsiors. .vuviiiici- ii.ivni,.,,! .....
ecpted. pieclmlliig nos-lbliliv of inei,r,i..l
n....u c,..i. i. .... r. .
,,.,1 mi, 1 tell,' '.,,,,., ,,)V,k, ...... .I.im...
Hied numbur of payments thereon has been
inadc;0 per cent per annum iii.iv-.thin i,ir.
ycaily)is allowed thereon until matuilty.
Iti plan Is unique aud Its dcstlm-H inn-. i
manUt. "'
t
uontinuino
7R pty mi
CASH.
Santa Fe, Prescott X Phoenix
Railway GGmpany.
Time Tabic No. R effivtiv
Mountain time Is Maial. nl '
bOUTIl.
STATION -
No.3
No.l 1
.
8MP
6 45 a lv Ahli Fork ar 1, i , ,
7 31 1 ltock Huttc f -
8 Si ' Dtlliio (
8 40 I Jerome Junc'u 4
31 lar Prescott lv, ) ,
9 45 lv Pitscott ai i ,
10 21 summit i'
10 31
10 47
1135
11 M)
I l.'ij.l
115 I 30 I fckullValUy ,
133 I 1147 I KlrklaiKl
2 40 12 4.1 p DatcCuik
3 20 122 C'onpics
41 2 05 Wlrkt'iimirg
6 00 1 3 30 Peoria
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8 28 ' 3 37 Allumhra
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S. F., P. & P. sai
.WITH Tlli
1 1 & S. F.
Is the Shortest and Quh-ke t P ji
ver, Kansas City, t-t Louis 1 1,1 ,
Points East.
The Scenic Line of irizona,
The Best Route to California,
Cnly North and South Lhe in Arizona.
f (iiailll (..HlV'Mliif II, ' -
I'etrilii-d 1 ore-t.
To the i Cieat Pine I oipst
Clill Uivclllngs,
IGi-cat b lit ltiver V .1 i
And numerous olhu iinis .f
Through tickets lo -ill puni
United Mute.s, Caiuda and Mei u
comfoils and eonveiiitneos cf 1 tii 1 e
road, with superb fci.lptiic!it
Clo-e connections nude at n 1 t
Santa Fe route faa nam-, in i i
and west. Trains for (alifoui i .
Foik at 7-15 and c t". i u- m I
ivnguiea nei .iiieinihiii al l j.i , - I
Cisco second morn!-, gal In 15
Parties desiring Ion minion -
will Und excellent jn-eoi hihhI -i I
I Harvey's hotel. '
I Nos. 1 and 2 enmiis-t at i i i i
i with tialns of Hu- 1'nliiil V-i,.
Itallnay foi Jerome Coutus iinq I
with stage lines foi ail p!lini,i
Camps; at Congress nil h stage il-ii-f "
qua llala, btantou and Yauieli .ii I i
with the si. & P. A. - 15. V 15 ,i i n
points on Southern I'ai-Ille Hall .
Gro. M. SAnor.Nr. General l"n.lc-ht u I
scngcr Agent. Prescott
P. M. Muupiiy. Picsldcnt and ( m . M
agcr, Prescott, Ail.
1. E. WlLrjs. Assistant Oeueril v n '
Prescott. Arlr.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
lIlOMLsTEAI) i:xTHY N-
I.tNnOrncfc ATPatstoTi i i
August J IMi
Notice Is heieby given that thf follow
named settler lias Hied notice of 1 s a
tlon to make final proof In siipp n f
claim, and th it said proof will I' " 'J'
fore cleik of Probate Court ..t I '
Alloua on Sptemliii 11. Ism ' i u
I). Wendoiei for the lots .1 luidt ' ' ' "
N'W i Section l,Toiishipa' N n .i I
T East.
Hoiiainei the followieg vvitm- t I
Ills cunllniems lcslili nee iijio i. i'J '
tlon of ,lil land, viz tli nl .- "
ITngEl.ilT. Aril.: A. II. Cisso-u i I
Ari?.; Meven Piiitviniin, of I ; '. f v
John lli,rringtou of 1 lags! ifT V
II. 1) l.OS 1
I'll st publication August t !
I.OWle.uiis Miintedlo l.iul
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copper back from Globe to Fori ' " '"
OILA VALLEV, GLOI1E A M't.lil' '
UAILWAYCO., . ,
By WM.GAitt,A.vD. 1'H's.dcnt.
Address: Bowie, a,. T,
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