The Coconino sun., October 20, 1900, Image 12

About The Coconino sun. (Flagstaff, Ariz.) 1898-1978

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THE COCONINO SUN.
K. S. Clark returned from Kingman
last night.
Governor Mu-phv will speak at Hol
brook on Friday night, October 2(i.
Hon. Kobort E. Morrison will tpuiik
nt Williamson Monday night, Novem
ber .V
Thu population of Arizona a an
nounced by r ie census bureau for 1!)0()
i 1JJ.2U. I i lo'.U it was .VJ.(!14, h gain
of lO.'i pur colt In tun years, or un in
crease of ti2,.V,3.
The St. Jjlitis Herald sas: Hon. J.
T. Lesuour of this oily sold his entire
sheep interests, amounting to 10, (MX)
bead, to the Colorado Arizona Sheep
Co. Cons.derution S20,(KK.
The greit teglstor has closed mid It
contains iiliont 1,2."0 names, being 1100
less tluiii tivo years ago. There are a
large numberof duplicates in the regis
tration this year anil it is said by those
who have gone over the register that
there are about 100 mimes duplicated
and that the double registration Is
largely in Williams precinct.
Mr. Frank Gibson, a former lino re
pairer for the Western Union who re
sided for some yeais in Gallup, was
severely injured a few days ago by
falling from a telegraph pole. Here
moved fiom here to Sail Heruadiuo,
Cal., with his family and while work
ing near thai place met with the acci
dent. Gallup Gleaner.
The Republican candidates addressed
the eill.ens of Williams on Wednesduy
night. The opera house was we'll
tilled witli voters of both parties, who
listened attentively to and frequently
applauded the speeches of the candi
dates. The meeting was also ad
dressed by E. S. Clark, who made an
excellent speech. The Republicans of
Williams are doing good work and
have every conlidenco that they will
carry the pieclnct forthecutiro ticket.
There are 4,223 names on the great
register of Maricopa county.
For sprains, swellings and lameness
there Is nothing so good us Chamber
lain's Pain Halm. Try it. For sale at
Pioneer Drug Store.
The assessment rolls for the year
l'JOOof the town of Flagstaff, gives
Flagstaff the largest assessed valua
tion of any year since the incorpora
tion of the town. The figures are as
follows: Heal estate, $107,itl(i.."0; Im
provements on real estate, $17!),32.").0(l;
alite of personal propel ty, $l(i",711,00;
total, H-2,!.V2.:.0.
Probably Perished from Cold.
' On Saturday lat Joseph Brown re
ported to the sheriff's olllce that he had
found the remains of a man about
eight miles from town, on the east side
of Eldou mountain. Deputy Hogan
Harry Hoxworth went to the placo
and tound but the skeleton and cloth
ing of what Mr. Hoxworth believe- to
bu the remains of Wm. Hieinan, a tie
cutter in his employ in January, 18!l!l.
One cold night Hiemati left the main
camp to go to a camp two miles further
on and no trace or him could be found,
although a diligent search was made
tin ough the heavy snow that covered
the ground at the timu, and it was be
lieved at the time that it was lie who
perished from the cold. A loaded re
volver and liftecn cents in money was
found near the skeleton, (lieman was
a coiiipaiativc stranger hereaud stated
that he came from Colorado.
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S. KOIIINSON.
I'HYSICIAJf AMI SU!Mli:oN,
FlairstnlT. Arizona
Ollru In Loy tiullillnir. Office hours, into II
n. in.; S to 4 and 7 to 8 i. in.
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S. CLAKIC,
ATTOUNKY-AT-I.AW.
I Prnctlco before tlin I.nnil Department n spe
cialty. Wllec Hntililtt llliirk. Klairotnrr. Artnna.
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