The Coconino sun., August 31, 1901, Image 1

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Che Coconino Sun
Vol. XVIII.
FLAGSTAFF, AUGUST 31, 1901.
No. 35
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I LOCAL BREVITIES.
Crushed pineapple Ico cream soda at
TlmerholT's.
Tho family of James Funchor arrived
from Kansas, Wednesday.
The School of the Nativity will open
for a new term next Wednesday, Sep
tember 4.
For Rent Two or three furnished
rooms for housekeeping. Apply to Mrs.
M. Mayflower.
The latest styles in ladies' tailor
made suits, cloaks and jackets just re
ceived at the New York Store.
Wm. Melt) tire on Tuesday sold eight
carloads of sheep and Campbell &
Francis flvo carloads to Los Angeles
butchers.
Agents wanted, ladles or men, to sell
gilt-edge oil stocks. Queen Oil Co.,
916 Market street, San Francisco,
California.
Miss Ethel Anderson, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. W. II. Anderson, left
Monday for Achison, Kansas, where
she will attend school.
Miss Mabel Milligan, who has been
spending the summer here with her
parent, left Wednesday for Rockvllle,
Col., where she will teach In the public
school.
W. F. Dorraont, manager of the
Saginaw-Manistee Lumber Company,
of Williams, spent Wednesday here.
He has but recently returned from a
business trip to Michigan.
W. II, Norman killed a raccoon Mon
day night. Ills coonship was making
a raid on the chicken house. It' was
some one's pet, but the owner has not
yet put In a claim for the animal.
Miss Edith Marino who has been
spending some days here with friends,
left this morning for Williams, where
she will enter upon her duties as
teacher in the public schools at that
place.
Hurry Hoxworth returned from the
Peaks Thursduy, where ho had been
after mountain raspberries. Hovlng
bunds of sheep had destroyed the bushes
and there are no berries in the vicinity
of the town spring.
E. D. Kenna, first vice president of
the Atchison, Topeku & S.inta Fe Rail
road Company, who left Chicago a few
days ago, sailed for Europe Wednesday,
where he will enjoy a needed vacation
for a couple of months. He was accom
panied by Mrs. McKennaand children.
The Sisters of Loretto, who have been
during the vacation at Bernalillo, New
Mexico, returned this week. Thosohoal
will open on Wednesday of next week.
The only change in the faculty will be
tho music teacher, the former music
teacher having been assigned to a
young ladies' institute at Kansas City.
E. E. Elllnwood returned from Den
ver Thursday, where he has been at
tending the annual meeting of the
American Bar Association. The meet
ing was largely attended and was an
interesting one. After the adjourn
ment u trip over the scenic portion of
of Colorado wus made in a special train
of Pullman cars by the members of the
association. The trip wus uu enjoyable
one. Mr, Elllnwood leaves to-morrow
for Prescott.
Miss Alice Mclntire is visiting rela
tives here.
Try one of Timerhoff's grape juices,
They are delicious.
Eastman's kodaks and photo supplies
at Eastern prices at Babbitts'.
Eleven new subscribers were added
to the SUN list during the week.
Wm. H. Campbell returned this week
from a ten days' trip to Los Angeles.
For Sale Six-room house and three
lots. Apply to N. Greenleaf. au31 4t
Mrs. J. D. Newman left Monday for
Los Angeles, where she will spend the
winter.
Dr. Geo. B. Pratt, the leading op
tician of Arizona, will be here on Sep
tember 12, 13 and 14.
Miss Lulu Hunter, who will teach in
the Normal training school, returned
from the East yesterday.
Miss Bertha Beecher, a student at
the normal, returned Wednesday from
her home at Kingman where she has
been spending the vacation.
Father Vabre, David Babbitt, Har
rison Conrard, M. J. Riordan, L. C.
O'Donnell, A. F. Roach and William
Lannon returned Wednesday from the
Moqul snake dance.
Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera and
Diarrhoea Remedy has a world-wide
reputation for Its cures. It never fails
and is pleasant and safe to take. For
sale by the Pioneer Drug Store.
John Y. T. Smith, wife and daughter,
Miss Mary, who have been spending
the summer here, returned to Phoenix
Monday. They are delighted with the
summer climate of Flagstaff, and have
already 6 pent several summers here.
Mrs. L. S. Drum of Stoneman Lake
is in town this week for the purpose of
having an operation performed on her
arm which was broken in a fall from a
horse several months ago, and has not
entirely healed yet. A small place of
bone was removed from the injured
arm yesterday by Dr. Robinson.
That it is still a little warm at the
Capital City may be inferred from the
following clipping from Thursday's Ga
zette: "The weather don't seem to be
inclined to let up on its July record,
and everybody got a full benefit last
night of its regular habits this time of
the year. The Iron Springs folks who
have hud the nerve to come home the
past few days are reaping the reward
of their temerity and weeping for the
mountains and the pir.e tree shade."
Charles Zeiger, proprietor of the
Zeiger hotel at El P.iso, on Wednesday
stabbed Rufus McCray with a sword
cane, inflicting two deep and danger
ous wounds. One sword thrust passed
through the fleshy part, of tho right
shoulder, the other going through the
stomach, emerging on the left side of
the backbone. McCray had been In tho
employ of Zeiger as bartender and
quit, which action incensed Zeiger,
and meeting htm he attacked him,
w ith probably fatal results. Zeiger is
in juil and bond has been refused.
Charles Zeiger was for many years in
the liquor business at Albuquerque.
Ho made a fortune there, but lost it.
He is known all over Arizona, und at
one time was in business ut Congress.
He has u quick temper und at times
allows It to control him, but with ibis
exception he was considered a good
citizen.
Buy a Brownie kodak, $1, at Babbitt
Bros.
Mrs. Geo. F. Coates of Phoentx is a
visitor here.
Dr. S. W. Hart and wife returned
Tuesday from the Moqul snake dance.
Tbos. J. Ross and Will Howard of
Jerome spent several days here this
week.
Miss Cornelia Hartwell of the Nor
mal returned Saturday from a trip to
the Pacific Coast and to her home In
New York.
Call at the Pioneer Drug Store and
get a free sample of Chamberlain's
Stomach and Liver Tablets. They are
easy to take and pleasant in effect, t
MIbs Frances II. Bury, one of the
assistant teachers at the Normal, re
turned yesterday from San Francisco,
where has been spending her vacation.
Perclval Lowell and E. M. Doe re
turned Tuesday from the Moqul snake
dance. They report the ceremony of
the dance a most Interesting one, and
the trip devoid of the hardships repre
sented. A press report from Nogales sajs:
United States Commissioner George
held Collector of Customs Hoey on two
charges of accepting bribes and unlaw
fully permitting Chinese to enter the
United Suites.
Neal Clark submitted this week to a
third surgical operation for appendi
citis. The parents, Mr. and Mrs. E. S.
Clark are with their son at the hospital
in San Francisco. But little hope is
entertained of the youth's recovery.
Miss May Kcndricks left this morn
ing for Seligmun where she has been
engaged us teucher of the school at
that place. Miss Kendrlck is a gradu
ate of the Northern Arizona Normal
and should make a successful teacher.
A. R. Leach, special ugent of the
interior department,Washington, D.C.,
is here on business. One of his duties
is to prosecute all persons who dig on
public lands for prehistoric relics. It
is the intention of the government to
put a stop to the unearthing aud sale
of these relics of a by-gone.uge.
Those desiring to tuke the McCor
mick Gold Cure treatment for alcohol
ism should make arrangements atonce,
as I will remain in Flagstaff only a short
time- Those wishing to take the
famous treatment should not miss this
opportunity. Of the large number of
patients treated iu Arizona in the past
two years there has not been a single
relapse. Remember, no cure, no pay.
R. Edmonson.
C. C. Hall and wife of Albuquerque
spent several days here this week. Mr.
Hall is booming the Albuquerque fair,
aud says that there will be six days of
fun for those who attend the fair this
year. Baseball will be one of the lead
ing features and clubs will be there
from about all the leading towns of
New Mexico and Arizona. "J.um" is
anxious for the Flagstaff club to enter
the tournament, and assures the club
that there will be no favorites in the
games. There will be no restrictions
as to players and the games will be
umpired by a member of the National
League. The advertising car, under
the charge of H. S. Knight, will visit
all the towns along the railroad in Ari
zona. Mr. and Mrs. Hall left Wednes
day for tho west.
Public school commences on Monday,
September 9.
Strawberry ice 2 ream soda with
crushed fruit at Timerhoff's.
For Sale A cooking stove and cook
ing utensils. Inquire at B. Hock's
store.
Mrs Geo. H. Coffin returned this
morning from a visit with friends in
Winslow.
John Clark has been appointed ad
ministrator of the estate of J. Q. Adam
son, deceased.
Fire Insurance The Arizona Cen
tral Bank represents a number of the
largest American and English com
panies. Mrs. J. W. Weatherford and sister,.
Miss McGrattan, returned Thursday
from a visit to the Grand Canyon of
Arizona.
The public are cordially invited to
inspect the large and varied stock of
ladies' and gentlemen's goods now on
display at the New York Store.
Mrs. G. A. Bray of Prescott spent a
few hours here yesterday. It is her
first visit here for five years and she
found many changes in the town.
T. A. Hayden of Albuquerque, N. M.,
traveling agent of the Singer Manufac
turing Company, came In from the East
yesterday and is looking up business
for his firm.
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Mrs? J. Q: "Adamsmrof -Los-Angel ear
Cal., Is in town, to remain several
weeks. She will be joined Sunday by
her daughter, Mrs. W. L. Curberry,
also of Los Angeles.
Republicans everywhere subscribe
for the National Criterion, an up-to-date
monthly magazine devoted to po
litical work in every state and terri
tory In the United States. One dollar
per year. Address National Criterion,
P. O. box 51, Nogales, Ariz.
The Gazette of Thursday says: Miss
Duke leaves to-morrow morning for
Flagstaff, where she will be joined Sun
day by Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Foster. To
gether a trip will be made to the Grand
Canyon, lasting about ten days. The
entire party will then return to Phoe
nix. B. F. Saunders of Salt Like City,
Utah, was here Monday. Seventeen
years ago he was a large cattle owner
in this section and disposed of hisstock
to the Arizona Cattle Company, going
to Utah. He has a large number of
cattle ranging in the country north of
the Colorado river in this and Mohave
counties.
John H. Sterling of Williams left
some time last week for British Co
lumbia. He is not expected to return.
John has long been a resident of this
section. He has been considered an
honest and desirable citizen, but dur
ing the past year or two women and
wine have caused 'hi in toleada fastlife.
He recently bought his partner's inter
est in a band of sheep, which were
heavily mortgaged, and being what he
thought hopelessly in debt, he bor
rowed or gave checks, uguinst which
he had no bank deposit, and by this
means raised several hundred dollars
aud skipped. The action of Mr. Ster
ling wus a great surprise toll is friends,
and the majority of them are congratu
lating themselves that Sterling did not
ask them for larger loans.
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