The Coconino sun., April 20, 1901, Page 3, Image 3

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COCONINO SUN.
DISTRICT COURT.
Proceedings of the April Term Pre
sided Over by Judtfo R. E.
Slon Court Notes.
The April term of the district court
convened on Monday und closed its
session Frlduy, it being the shortest
session of court ever held in Coconino
county. There being but little busi
ness before the court.
The grand jury wus in session two
days and the triul jury needed but one
day. A number of interesting civil
cases were continued for the term.
The case of the Santa Fe Pacific
railroad vs. the Arizona Cattle com
pany, known as the "Cinder Pit" case,
already twice tried in this court, was
continued for the term by consent of
both parties.
The following ctses were continued
for tho term: E. B. Perrin vs. C. B.
Howard; Harry Mlibourne vs. Jerry
Woodbridge; Santa Va Pacific R. H.
Co. vs. B P. Miller; J. W. Thurber vs.
K. R. Coleman; J. W. Thurber vs.
Santa Fe & Grand Canyon railroad;
Daniel McDonald vs. Mary McDonald;
R. R. Coleman vs. Saginaw-Manistee
Lumber company; Sarah Hill vs. Santa
Fe Pacific railroad.
The following cases were dismissed :
Win. Gibson vs. Perrin & Perrin;
Santa Fe Pacific R. R. Co. vs. Samuel
W. Ball; T. F. Holden vs. J. A. John
son; Anita Consolidated CopperCo. vs.
J. A. Johnson, sheriff.
J. H. Richards & Sons, were given a
judgment against the Santa Fe &
Grand Canyon railioad company for
$20,000, amount due them as contract
ors in building that road.
Judge Sloan rendered a decbion
in the celebrated case of Bassford vs.
the Santa Fe & Grand Canyon railroad
et al, which will be found elsewhere In
this issue.
Three divorce cases were tried at
this term Lois A. Gray was granted
u divorce from EJwin N. Gray, and E.
M. Hardesty from Kittle Hardesty and
Jennie Poynter from Esaw Poyntor,
the latter a noted colored couple of
Flagstaff.
The criminal calendar was a short
one und Patrlclno Jaramilla was the
first case tried, the charge being as
sault with a deadly weapon, the jury
returned a, verdict of simple assault,
and the court gave Patrloclno a sen
tence of three months in the county
jail.
Wra. H. Creel and Nelson J. Mo
Kinley were indicted for burglarizing
the brewery. Creel admitted to the
charge and was sentenced to 16 months
in Yuma. McKinley plead not guilty
but the jury from tho evidence re
turned a verdict of guilty, and he will
servo the territory at Yuma for the
next 18 months.
Joseph E. Bchan plead guilty of
breaking into a Santa Fe Pacific
freight car und with others taking a
lot of shoes and selling them was given
15 months at Yuma.
The grand jury ignored the charges
against L. R. Burns, Al. Parks, C. H.
Edwards, Chas. Morgan und Ed.
Smith.
Tho case of the Territory vs. Wil
liam Gordon was dismissed.
In tho case of Richards & Sons vs.
Martin Bugglyn, judgment given for
defendant.
Court adjourned until May 4, 1001.
During the terrific wind storm of
Tuesday night tho wires of the West
ern Union went donn east of Winslow,
and the Postal Telegraph suffered the
same kind of casuality between this
place and Winslow. Mr. Do Rosear,
the Flagstuff manager of the Postal
Telegraph, reports that the wires are
working all right again.
ADDITIONAL LOCAL.
Winslow has been afflicted with a
second edition of the Carrie Nation
type. It became necessary to use
galling guns, stove pokers and other
Chinese weapons of warfare to sub
due the beligerent damsel before or
der was restored. The modern araazon
now languishes In the county bastlle
ut Hoi brook.
Tho county recorder has ut his office
for free distribution, a number of
copies of reports from the department
of agriculture. These were received
through the courtesy of Hon. J. F.
Wilson, territorial delegate to con
gress. Anyone desiring one of these
reports can obtain same by calling on
Recorder Hibben.
The friends of Mr. Johnson, who
8 pent last summer in Flagstaff, and
who so often delighted the people with
bis skillful manipulation of the violin
and bow, will be pleased to learn that
he is getting uiong pleasantly at Oracle
in the southern part of tho territory,
and recently entertained the people
there with a violin rvcital, whieh was
much appreciated by the guests of
that resort.
A religious census of Flagstaff will
be undertaken within the next two
weeks, by the churches of the town.
The plan is to district the town and
appoint two visitors for each district,
aU districts to be visited on the same
day. All the churches have been in
vited to participate in the canvass and
a committee meeting will be held thfs
(Saturday) evening to perfect arrange
ments. Full details of the plan will
be announced later.
W. C. Elliott, who broke jail was re
turned to his former domicile to-day.
He was captured In Kenton. Oklahoma,
und taken to Cluyton, N. M., for safe
keeping until the arrival of Sheriff
Johnson who brought him back. The
sheriff had flooded the country with
circulars giving an accurate descrip
tion of Elliott and one of these was
read by the constable of Kenton, who
is clerk in a store. Elliott was making
some small purchases when he wus
immediately recognized.
William F. Wentworth, the popular
impersonator und monologist will give
an entertainment at the hail In the
public school building for the benefit
of that institution. His repertoire
will consist of selections from Shake
speare and other well-known authois.
Mr. Wentworth comes well recom
mended, having received complimen
tary notices from the New York Tri
bune, Boston Traveler und other met
roolitau papers. Remember the date,
Friday evening, April 26.
The progressive euchre social which
took place at the Bank Hotel hall on
Wednesday evening was one of the
most pleasant events of the season.
About forty society people were present
who hud a thoroughly enjoyable time.
These socials are given by the ladles
of the C. L. B. A. The prizes were
awarded as follows: Miss Maggie
Murray, carried off the honors of the
evening, and Miss Wricklo was second
prize winner for the ladies. The gen
tlemen winning the prizes were Unas.
Canal 1 first, and Sam Merritt second.
Mrs. Procnott won first booby prize,
while Joe DeRosear took second booby
prize. Much credit is due the man
agement of the social In the manner
of entertaining their guests and the
elegant luncheon which was enjoyed
by all present.
Next Friday night tho Lowell ob
servatory will be open to the public.
Everybody invited.
Remember that The Sun does up-to
date job printing in all its branches.
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Stationary.
It Is my Intention to keep a Stationery Depart
ment and to keep in stock everything needed by
the people of this vicinity. I have received this
week a line of stationery consisting of blank
books, note and memorandum books, writing
tablets In all grades, pens, pencils inks, mucilage,
paste and a hundred or so smaller articles. I
will offer everything in this department at prices
that will suit you.
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A, Jv GARCIA,
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BOOT AND
SHOE SHOP
In the Ktipatrick Building on
RAILROAD AVENUE.
ALL WORK STRICTLY FIRST CLASS
PERPLEXING
PLUMBING
PROBLEMS,,,,
will find here a prompt and
capable solution, even though
they may be us unimportant
as the mending of a bursted
pipe or a leaky faucet; and we
can solve your problems in an
equally satisfactory manner if
they are as important as those
involved in the plumbing und
heating of a new court houe,
or a fine residence, either of
which we would be pleased to
furnish estimates on.
No one herebouls can offer
you equal facilities, as skilful
a working force, nor so wide
a knowledge of all that is
latest, best and most economi
cal in sanitary plumbing
methods and materials.
WM, FREIDLIEN,
Sanitary Plumber,
Railroad Ave., FLAGSTAFF.
Imperial Steam Lanndry,
ALBUQUERQUE,
u Has established an t
" Agency Here.
Laundry left with the agent on
Tuesday will be returned Saturday
morning. Satisfaction guaranteed.
Laundry Galled for and Deliiered.
Leave orders at Western Union Tele
graph office or call up Telephone 33.
GEORGE E. PALMER, Agent.
READING ROOM
LUNCH COUNTER
NOW OPEN.
MRS. STERNS, ... - Manager
Give It a trlaL Good. Clean. Rates mod
erate. Open 7 a. m. to 10:30 p. m.
East Side of Sao Francisco Street. Half Block
from Depot.
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