The Coconino sun., October 26, 1901, Page 6, Image 6

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

Image provided by: Arizona State Library, Archives and Public Records; Phoenix, AZ

                
.JhimrliiiriiTiiiiiiiMrtMiii
x t , ff ijc Ai
COCONINO SUN.
if
i
; LOCAL BREVITIES.
Iliuli Habbltl is rciwrtcd a9 very 111
to-tlay.
T. E. Pollock returned the East this
morning.
L. M. Stein of Denver was registered
at the Weatherford hotel Thursday
E. It. Gregory and J. E. Dunn of Los
Angeles, were Flagstaff visitors Thurs
day. R. J. Kidd's little boy has almost
reeoered from an attack of typhoid
fever.
G. TJently Regan and F. E. Harklnson
of Albuquerque, are guests at the Com
mercial. Miss Anna Cullinan and Barry Cull i
nan returned from tho Grand Canyon
jesterday.
No. 1 was delayed here half an hour
esterduy by the pulling out of a draw
head on tho baggage ear.
A. A. Whitney and II. W. Thomas of
Los Angeles weio among the Weather
ford hotel guests Tuesday.
M. J. Riordun and C. M. Funston
left jeslerday for Phoenix, delegates
to the statehood convention
J. E. Jones was In Williams Friday
attending to busine9 connected with
the district attorney's otllce.
E. E. Ell In wood camo up from Pres
cott yesteiday lo be present at the
preliminary examination of A. L.
Simms, for whose defense ho has been
engaged.
Chas. Cumill has placed a telephone
booth In TiruerhofPs drug store. One
gets direct 'connections from this booth
with all telephone subscribers In Will
iams and way Stations.
Edward Lempke, of the firm of Todd
& Lempke, who hate the contracts for
the new Harvey eating house tit Sellg
man and the freight depot at Winslow,
passed through here yesterday with a
'force of men to begin operations at
Sellgman.
Mr. Robert Walton came in from
Flagstaff yesterdar morning. He is
one of the delegates to the statehood
convention The sentiment in favor of
statehood, Mr. Walton says, is over
whelming, and in fact unanimous.
Phoenix Republican.
Cha. Cunall of the long distance
telephone line is in town. Mr. Canall
ii putting up a neat telephone booth In
Timerhoff'ij drug store. Patrons of the
line will find, tills a great convenience,
a it will enable them to make their
conversation strictly private
Mrs. J. H. Lind, Mrs. S.T.Elliott,
Miss Margaret Murray, Miss Lilllas
Marshall and little Cecelia Lind, Jos.
S. Amundsen and R. D. Edmundsen
returned last night from their outing
at Heaver creek. They report having
had the jollied kind of a time.
The long distance 'phono will savo
you timo and money. Our circuits are
all metallic and our 'phones aro the
best money can buy, therefore the talk
ing circuit should be good. Take a
chance with tholong distance 'phone
located in Timeihoff'e drug store, It
may save you a railroad faro or hours
of anxious waiting.
Thero is more trouble for Mrs. Poyn-ter-Jones.
Thursday evening her newly
acquired husband, Dell Jones, held her
up for her gold watch and some cloth
ing and took his departure for parts
unknown. Mrs. Jones had a warrant
issued for his arrest, and ho was ar
rested at Ash Fork. Sheriff Johnson
brought Jones back with him lastnlght.
The ca9e will come before Justice Quln
lan this afternoon.
Governor Otero of New Mexico, ac
companied by Adjutant General W. II.
Whltenian, Col. J. Francisco Chavez,
superintendent of public instruction,
and F. S. Hubboll, sheriff of Bernalillo
county, were passengers on No. 1 yes
terday for Ash Fork, where they wero
met by Governor Murphy and party
with a special train to carry them to
Phoenix and the statehood convention.
Thero appears to bo an impression in
some quarters that the Reading Room
on S.in Francisco street Is run for pur
poses of profit, or is a private affair.
This room is kopt up by voluntary sub
scription and Is absolutely freo to the
public. Every man in town, stranger
or resident, is invited to make use of
it. The lunch counter Is maintained
simply to help defray the expenses of
the custodian of the room. Let It be
understood that tho Reading Room is
for the benefit of the public and every
one is cordially welcome there.
A Forged Check.
James McGee, who 1ms been working
for Frank Livermoro at his ranch north
of town, last Wednesday offered a check
for $41, signed with the name of Frank
Llvermore, at McMurirey's saloon.
McGee said that he owed tho bar $1,
and made the proposition that if the
barkeeper would give him $10 In cash
ho would leave him tho check to cash,
tho barkeeper to hold the remaining
30 until he called for it. Ho got the
$10, and disappeared.
When the check, which was drawn
on the Arizona Central Hank, was pre
sented payment was refused and the
signature declared a forgery. Mr. Liv
ermoro came to town shortly afterward
and swore to a complaint before Judge
Quinlan, charging McGee with forgery.
McGee was located at Jerome, and
Sheriff Johnson went after him, ieturn
ing with his prisoner last night.
y
Setle of the Asbestos Mine.
Tile asbestos claims in tho Grand
Can j on, which were bonded lo Boston
parties some months ago, were sold to
them Monday for $0,20.
The claims are near tho bottom of
tho cannon, on tills side of tho liver,
and wero located about twelve jears
ago by Messrs. C. II. MeClure, W. II.
Ashurst, J. II. Marshall and John
Hance, by whom they weio sold. Mr.
Ashurst was accidentally killed in tho
canion in February last, and his inter
est was representee' by Henry F. Ash
uist, administrator of tho estate.
The asbestos is said to bo of excellent
quality, but it is difficult to get the pro
duct out of tho canyon. Several years
agoltheso claims were bonded for $2.5,
000,Tul tho panic of 1894 prevented the
sale.
It is not known what the purchasers
Intend doiui with the property.
ODE TO JkN OLD DOLLAR BILL.
O, ragged, fa ltd Thing,
Thy odor It not reminiscent of th rose
How limp thou art! Unto thy edges cling
Ten billion deadly microbes, I suppose
And yet there's Independence lathee, too.
Ana courage yea, and strengtB! tdmii
that In thee
Which makes me long to do
The best that lies In me
There's that In thee which makes me dare
To pass a thousand dangers every day
There's Joy In thee! Where thou art there
Hope builds her nest and frighten Doubt
away I
Ah, thu art clammy to the touek
But, yesterday, mayhap, thou dMst re
lease From some white throat a demon's tatty
clutch
With thee, perhaps, went Peace
To some dark haunt, where Hate or tor
row sat who knows
What aches have fled because of thee.
What little children thou hast caused to
laugh, how many a rose
Has bloomed because of thee? Ah, me.
Here on thy smeared and faded face
I read the history of manl Thou art the
boon
Foe? which ke goes througfc demger aad
disgrace
And I, alas, must part with thee so soonl .
-8. K. Klser, la Chicago Record-Herald.
KWWMWlWlWiVWltAAVVtUUAMtA4A4AVtllMtA)
;
LISTEN ! LISTEN ! LISTEN !
If yo peoplo bo troubled with
Asthma, Sore Throat, Quinsy,
Pneumonia, Whooping Cough,
Night Sweats, Cough, Bronchitis,
Difficult Respiration, Pains in the Chest,
Etc, Ect. Etc.
Call at tho Pioneer Drug Store and got a bottle of Cough'
Remedy. Don't wait till it's too late. One bottle taken
in timo may save your life try it
PIONEER DRUG STORE
5 J, E. RUFFIN, Manager.
VVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVV1
WE'VE GOT 'EM
The most complete stock of Dry Goods
and Cents' Furnishings in Flagstaff,
ALL OUR GOODS ARE NEW,
The Best Products ot tht Best Makers
at home and abroid.
The New York Store,
. HERMAN, Proprietor.
i
If You wish to buy good hose:
Then it's TOPSY.
If low prices please You:
Then Buy TOPSY.
If You like to have Your hose
Guaranteed
Stainless & Fast:
Call for TOPSY,
, TOPSY
is the Best out and is
WARRANTED
NOT TO FADE OR CROCK
OR MONEY REFUNDED,
For sale at
BABBITT BROTHERS
FLACSTAFF, ARIZ.
Notice for Publication.
Land Office at Prcscott, Ariz., Sept. 12, 1001.
Notlco is hereby given that the following
named settler has Moil notlco of his Intention
to make final proof In support of his claim,
and that said proof will bo made before Clerk
of the Probate Court ut Flagstaff, Arizona, on
October 28, 1001, viz: Frank W. Payne, of Ilollo
mont, Arizona, for tho lots 1 and 3, SE H of
NE H and NE H ofSE U, Sec. 2, T. 21 N., K. 5 E.
He names the following witnesses to prove
his continuous residence upon, and cultivation
of, said land, viz: Chas. Carlson, of Ilellcmont,
Arizona; Jos. C. Morltz, of Ilellcmont, Arizona;
Henry A. Smith, of Ilellcmont, Arizona; John
Keegan, of nellemont, Arizona.
Fhkdkkick A. Thiti.e, Jr., Register.
First publication September 21, 1001.
It is Time to
Put Up Stoves
and I can do ,he job for you so
that jou will have no trouble during
the winter with Jour stotop'pc fall
ing down or coming apart. It will
be a satisfaction to you to know that
jour risk from fire will be much less.
THAT KETTLE OR BUCKET
that has a leak can be mended
and may savo jou a dollar.
If you need iinj thing In tho
plumbing line I am at your service.
WE FREIDLIEN,
Sanitary Plumber,
Railroad Ave,, FLAGSTAFF.
In an Interview printed in the Kl
Puso Herald of Monday A. C. .Tames
vice-president of Phelps, Dodge & Co.,
gave a list of the members of tho Arm,
as follows: William K. Dodge, D. Willis
.lames, C. II. Dodgo. A. C, James, .las.
MeLean and Joseph Van Vleck. Mr.
Phelps, whose name appears in the
firm, has been dead several years, but
his name is still retained. Many people
in this section of tho country will be
surprised to learn that Professor James
,Douglas is not a member of the firm.
A great many folks thought he was the
firm. Benson Press.
When you have no appetite, do not
relish your food and feel dull after eat
ing you may know that you need a dose
of Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver
Tablets. Price, 25 cents. Samples
free at the Pioneer Drug Store. t
ij 1 "' "'JEW
." "w ' ,uarp .m Mm : &--
&