The Coconino sun., January 04, 1902, Page 4, Image 4

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COCONINO SUN.
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Enteral In the Postofrlce at Flagstaff as fecond
class matter.
Issued every Saturday. Subscription price,
two dollars a Tear, In advance. Every paper
Is stopped at the expiration of the time paid (or.
C. M. FUNSTON. Editor.
Saturday, January 4, 1902.
VOLUME XIX.
This issue of The Coconino Son be
gins tho nlnutecnth year of its publica
tion. During thai time the SUN has
recorded many changes in Flagstaff. It
has seen the town grow from a vlllago
of a few houses to an enterprising
town possessing modern Improvements
and conveniences and a business center
for a large portion, of Northern Ari
zona. The SUN has during its exist
ence worked for tho interest of Flag
staff and Coconino county, and it be
lieves that the town and county will
continue to prosper and thai its devel
opment has just begun.
THE Wickenberg Herald is now
owned by Dick Hall. The Herald is a
live paper and Is doing good work for
Wlckenburg.
THE Florence Tribune has been sold
to Thomas Weedln, of the Florenco
Blade. Mr. C, D. Rjppy will retire
from the newspaper business. The
press of the territory will iuis Bro.
Reppy and he will not be long out of
the editorial ltarnes. Thomas Weed in
is a thorough newspaper man and will
give tho people of Pinal county an ex
cellent newspaper.
The demand for the Holiday number
of the Sun exceeded the supply printed
and tho edition was exhausted In two
days after publication. The demand
was both surprising and gratifying to
publisher, and shows the great interest
of the people of Flagstaff in their homo
and the upbuilding of the town. The
SUN regrets that the Issue was not
larger and promises that the Holiday
edition for 1902 will be a better number
and that there will be copies enough
for every one.
Foreat Reserve.
The National forest reserves of the
United States now cover an area of
nearly forty-seven million acres, the
first reserve, that of 1,200,000 acres In
the Yellowstone National Park, being
set aside by executivu decree in 1891.
These reserves do not preoludo the cut
ting of the timber upon them, but In
sure its scientific management so that
ills harvested with a view to future
cuttings, and what is most important,
that the tracts be kept Intact us wood
lands. All tho forest reserves are sit
uated In mountain regions and on great
watersheds where, by their covering
and protection of the toll, they act as
natural storage reservoirs, regulating
the flow of the streams which rise
among them, and to a large extent pre
venting violent and disastrous freshets.
One of tho secondary but Important
effects of these forests upon the water
sheds Is their nitering action, by which
tho amount of sediment which would
otherwise bo washed Into the streams
is held from them. In these days of
largo storage reservoirs which must
more and more become the feature of
successful irrigation enterprises, free
dom from ai It and sediment in the
stream is of tho utmost importance, as
has been repeatedly shown in investi
gations of the geological surTey.
It is Imposilbie to foresee, much less
to estimate, the national development,
especially through agriculture and irri
gation, which Ihe-e forest reserves will
assist In bringing about, or to calculate
the great increase in population, prop
erty values and business activities des
tlned in titnu to result from them.
COMMANDING
ATTENTION
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Children Especially Liable.
Burns, bruises and cuts are extremely
painful und If neglected often result in
blood poisoning. Children are espe
cially liable to such mishaps because
not so careful. De Witt's Witch Hazel
Salve Is unequavled. Draws out the
Are, slops the pain, soon heals the
wound. Beware of counterfeits. Sure
cure for piles. "Do Wilt's Witch
Hazel S.ilvo cured my baby of eczema
after two physicians gave her up."
writes James Mock, N. Webster, Ind.
"The sores were so bad she soiled two
to Ave dresses a dav."
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The Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe (a
publishing a new book on the Grand
Canyon of Arizona, which will be hand
somelv illustrated. There will be con
tributions by authors of note, Including
Hamlin Garland, Charles Dudley War
ner, David Starr Jordan, president of
Stanford university; John L. Stoddard,
J. W. Powell, Harriet Monroe, Profes
sor R. D. Salisbury, of the University
of Chicago, and Professor Beecher, of
Yale, It is expected to have the book
off the press by January 15.
The Hppointment of an assessor for
Coconino county comes up at the next
meeting of the board of supervisors.
The appointment is being warmly con
tested for and there are a half dozen
applicants and the woods is full of peo
ple who think they could All the office,
and the member of the board are be
ing importuned to appoint this or that
applicant. The office Is a business, not
a political one, but no one supposes that
the appointment will be clear of poli
tics, and for that matter there a num
ber of democrats who could fill the of
fice capably. The requirements should
be honesty, business capacity, familiar
ity with the property 'values of the
county, and u man who will devote his
time to the duties of the office.
To Cure a. Cold In One Dexy
Take Laxative Bromo-Quinine Tablet.
All druggists refund the money if it
falls to cure. E. W. Grove's signlture
Is on each box. 25c.
Profits to Bo Made In Copper Shares.
One hundred shares in the United
Verde, at the nominal price of 9100,
are now worth $30,000, and they pay
$100 per month in dividends.
One hundred dollars invested in 1897
in Centennial Copper company is now
worth M68.
One hundred dollars invested in 1890
in Osceola Copper company is now
worth 9382.
One hundred dollars invested in 1890
in Tamaruck Copper company is now
worth $032.
One hundred dollars Invested in 1893
in Boston & Montana Copper company
is now worth 11,860.
One hundred dollars invested in 1896
in Arnold Copper company Is now worth
91,870.
One hundred dollars invested in 1893
in Wolverino Cop.ier company Is iiow
worth S,600.
One hundred invested in 1896 in
Butte & Boston Copper company is now
worth $5,600.
One hundred dollars Invested in 1880
In Calumet & Hecla Copper company is
now worth $7,650.
In many cases the dividends which
these investments earned aggregate
more than the original capitalization
of the companies. Mining Review,
Los Angeles, C.il.
If troubled, with a weak digestion,
belching, sour stomach, or if you feel
dull after eating, try Chamberlain's
Stomach and Liver Tablets. Price, 25
cents. Samples free at Pioneer Drug
Store.
There are several ways of get
ting attention.
You can attract it, draw it,
plead for it, ask for it, insist on
it and command it.
Which would you rather do
with your printed announce
ment ?
Everyone who makes things to
sell or who docs things for money,
has something to say to the pub
lic. The way that you say it is as
important at least as what you
say.
What you say is your part.
The way you say it is ours.
Printing that cannot be turned
down, mislaid, sidetracked or
overlooked is the kind we do.
It is distinguished printing
printing that not only may, btt(
which must be seen printing
which doesn't simply ask, but
which demands and commands
attention.
Are not these the characteris
tics you want in your printing?
Then come in and talk to us
about the next booklet, folder,
circular or other business-bring
ing printed thing.
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In Effect Nov. 3, 1901.
TABLE
WIST BOUND. EAST BOUND.
STATIONS.
No. 7. No. J. No. 1. No. 2. No. 4. No. 8
lOUOp 8 00 p 10 00 p Leave........ .. Chicago Arrive 7 40 a 2 15 p l0Op
2 35p 8 45 a II 00a . . .-Kansas City .. . S60p 3 40 a 7 15 a
SOOp 8 25 a SOOp .. .. ..Denver. . . ... .. 0 30 a 00p O0p
7 40a 1035p 7 40a ..- - .La Junta loaop II 47 a 8 55 a
Vnp IllOa i?r3op .Albuquerque 8 OSaTuTSp "TTSp"
4 3a ft 00 a Wlngate S 14 a 142p
5 10a 4 10a 5 35a , ...Qallup 240a 45p I15p
7 a 8 00a Holbrook II 23 p 0 45 a
845a 7 10p 9 10 a Wlnslow . .. 0 25p 3 10 p 8 45 a
11 S3 a 0 35 p 1147 a Flagstaff 821p 125p 52a
lOOp 10 Mp 1 30 p Williams . 8 60 p 12 07 p ft 10 a
200p llftftp 230p Ash Fork. 5 35 p II 00 a 420B
2 35 p 12 OR p JOSp Pacific Time Sellgman Mount. Time 2 65 p 8 55 a 3 16 a
4 30 p .. - ... reach Springs... .. I 10 p 12 25 a
5 20p 225a 808p ..Kingman.. 10 40 a Alia I0 15p
8COp 3 Ma 8 10p The Needles... .- 7 45 a 400a 740p
8 50 p & 05 p 10 10 p Gods . 823a 300a SOOp
I0 20p 8 2D a 1155a Bagdad 340a 1240 a 410p
I2&l"a 2 45 a , Daggett ... 130 a 2 00p
130 a BBS a llarstow I0 60p 1 10 p
2 20 a ... ...Kramer. . 12 26 p
3 10 a 13 05a ..... ....Mo.ave .. 8 45 p 1135a
7 13a 2 40a 8 30a Anrtve............I.OH Angeles.... Travel 7 15 p 8 10 p
12 45 p 12 45 p 12 45 p Arrive San Diego Leave! 1 35 p I p
8 05 a 0 10 a . Hakersneld. ftSOp 7 45p
10 30a 1150a Fresno 2S5p 8 I5n
2 SOp 3 00p -.Stockton 1150a It 25 p
ft 55p ft 55p Arrive San Francisco Leave B 00a 8 00 p
Nos. 2 and 8 carry Palace and Tourist Sleeper and free Reclining Chair Cars from San
Francisco and Los Angeles to Ash Fork. Dining Car Stockton to Bakersfleld. Palace Sleeper
Ash Fork to Phoenix, which Is occupied till morning.
No. 1 and 7 Palace Sleeper Phoenix to Ash Fork. Palace and Tourist Sleepers and free
Reclining Chair Cars Ash Fork to San Francisco and Los Angeles.
Nos. 1 and 2 carry between Ash Fork Palace and Tourist Sleepers and free Reclining Chair
Cars and Palace Sleeper between Ash Fork and Phoenix.
Nos. 3 and 4, California. Limited, carry between Chicago and Ash Fork Palace Sleepers.
Observation Car, Composite and Dining Cars. Palace Sleeper between Phoenix and Ash Fork
No extra fare is charged on this train. Regular first-class tickets are required.
Santa Fe, P. & P. Railway,
WIST. KA8T.
STATIONS.
No. 1. No. 2.
ft Slip Ash Fork ....... 1 05 p
7 20p .. Jerome Junction ..... II lOp
8 05 p Prescott II 30 n
1122p ........ Congress Junction ... 711a
2 05 a Phoenix 4 20 a
The Santa Fe
Is the most comfortable way across the con
tlncnt. Dining Rooms and Dining cars art
managed by,Mr. Fred Harvey, and are pert ec
In every detail.
Rates, tickets and full Information i heerf ult
furnished on application to
O. E. Sullivan, Agt., Flagstaff
J. J, Btbkk, a. P. A., Los Angeles.
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