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COCONINO SUN.
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Kntered In the Postoffice at Flagstaff ax second
class matter.
Issued every Saturday. Subscription price,
two dollars a Tear, In advance. Every paper
Is stopped at the expiration ot the time paid for.
C M. FUNSTON, Editor.
Saturday, January 18, 1902.
The Ohio legislature has re-elected
Senator Foraker,'
The '"congested" state of freight
traffic on the transcontinental railroads
ought to lx applied as an argument for
the building of a canal across the Isthmus.
Congress vhould confer statehood on
Arizona, New Mexico and Arizona be
fore the session ends. Even Cuba is
getting ahead ot our territories In the
matter of self-government. Los An
geles Herald.
THE statehood delegation from Ari
zona will meet in Washington next
week. Cupu Mix of Nogales is the only
one I here now. Governor Murphy is
also in the national capltol in the in
terest of statehood.
The now postmaster general, Henry
C. Payne of Wisconsin, was sworn in
Wednesday. C. E Smith, the retiring
postmaster general, will resume his
newspaper duties, which he laid aside
when he accepted the office.
One of the New Mexico delegation
who recently returned from Washinton
City, says that no one has ever had a
chance to talk with President Roose
velt. Tho president does all the talk
ing, and visitors stand and listen to his
rapid utterances in dumb silence.
The Los Angeles Herald says:
Mr. Wu
Takes the view
That too few of his countrymen are ad
mitted to this country. But, as a mat
ter of fact, too few,
Without doubt,
Are kept out.
With the last issue of The Coco
nino Sun, Flagstaff, that paper en
tered its nineteenth year of publica
tion. It is a good weekly and has
worked hard for the Interest of Flag
staff, Coconino county and Northern
Arizona. C. M. Funston Is the pub
lisher and editor. Albuquerque Clti-
POSTMASTER GENERAL PAYNE Start
ed on his business career as a dry goods
clerk and the new secretary of the
treasury, Shaw, was thirty years ago
peddling fruit trees to make his living.
These things go to show that the road
to competence and-hlgh position is still
open to poor boys In the United States.
Three notable selections of United
States senators occurred this week.
Senator J. B. Foraker was re-elected
by the Ohio legislature. Arthur P.
Gorman will again represent Maryland
in the senate. Senator Allison was
selected by the caucus to be elected to
the senate from Iowa for tho sixth
time.
The New Year's edition of the Min
ing Reporter of Denver, Colorado, con
tains many unices of interest to those
interested in mining. It elves the out
put of mineral for the year 1901 in the
states and territories of tho Rocky
Mountains aud the coast. The Reporter
is one of the best journals of its class
and It would be to the advantage of
every one interested In mining to be a
subscriber.
The January number of the Out
West, hitherto tho Land ot Sunshine,
edited by Chas. F. Lumnls, is undoubt
edly the best issue' yet published of
tlmt.always interesting periodical. A
write-up of Prescott, by Sharlot M.
Hall, an Arizona writer, is one of the
features of the issue. The description
and'tllustralions are both excellent.
Fire early Thursday destroyed the
Reese and Wirscher block In Los An
geles, and gutted the stores ot Nemark
Bros., coffee and spice house, and HayJ
den & Lewis, saddlers. Prompt re
sponse of the fire department only saved
the entire block from destruction. The
the is supposed to have started In a cof
fee roaster in the store of Newmark
Bros. The loss Is placed at $150,000 and
Is well Insured.
The Albuquerque Citizen of January
10 has the following special from Wash
ington: "What are you doing with the
statehood bills?" asked Dalzell of the
committee on rules ot Chairman Knox
of the committee on territories. "We
are going to report statehood for every
territory and recommend immediate
action by the house. Then we are
going to. request the committee ou
rules to give us just one hour. 'In that
time we will pass all of them," was the
chairman's reply.
A Profitable Investment.
"I was troubled for about seven years
with my stomach and in bed half my
time," says R Demlck, Somervllle,
Ind. "I spent about $1,000 and never
could get anything to help me until I
tried Kodol Dyspepsia Cure. I have
taken a few bottles and am entirely
well." You don't live by what you eat,
hut by what you digest and assimilate.
If your Htomach doesn't digest your
food you are realfy sturvlng. Kodol
Dyscpsta Cure does the stomach's
work by digesting the food. You don't
have to diet. Eat all you want. Kodol
Dyspepsia Cure cures all stomach
trouble.
Arizona Confirmations.
The Senate on Tuesday confirmed the
following among other nominations:
B. S. Baker, of Nebraska, to be aso
elate justice of the Supremo court of
New Mexico; George R. Davis, to be
associate justice ot the Supreme court
of Arizona; James W. Reynolds, to be
searetury of the territory of New Mexl
co; I. T. Stoddard, to bo secretary of
the territory of Arizona: F. S. Nave, to
be United States attorney for the terri
tory of Arizona.
It was expected that the nomination
of B. F. Daniels, to be United States
marshal for Arizona, would betaken up.
But it it was considered Tuesday, no
announcement has been made ot the
probable action of the senate. This
case Is attracting a great deal o' Inter
est in Washington City by reason of
the protests which are pouring in from
all parts ot the country. Some of them
are addressed to the president and oth
ers to senators. The president has not
signified what course ho will take In
regard to the nomlni.tlon.
The appointments of three of the jus
tices for Arizona were made about tho
same time, but forsomo reason which
has not been explained only that of
Judge Davis has been confirmed. It is
expected that a decision In the matter
of Chief Justice street will be reached
in a day oi' two.
Don't LWe Together.
Constipation and health never go to
gether. De Witt's Little Eraly Risers
promote easy action of tho bowels with
out dittrees. "I have been troubled
with costiveness nine years," says J. O.
Greene, Dopauw, Ind. "I have tried
many remedies but Little Early Risers
give best results."
COMMANDING
ATTENTION
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ting attention.
You can attract it, draw it,
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Which would you rather do
with your printed announce
ment? Everyone who makes things to
sell or who does 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
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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-bringing
printed thing.
C FlWSTOffA Frhtct.
TIME &m TABLE
In Effect Nor. 3, 1901. KfeaSB
WST BOUND. "8T BOUSD.
STATIONS.
No. 7. No. 3. No. I. No. 2. No. 4. No. 8.
lOOOp Hoop lOOOp Leave Chicago Arrive 7-40 a 2 15p voop
2SSp 8 45 al 100 a Kansas City lP S40a 7 15 a
8 00p 8 Ma 8 00p -Denver .. 9 30 a oOOp 600p
7 40 a 10 35 p 7 40a La Junta . 10 20 P 11.47 a 8 o5 a
irafp"iriS"a 10 SOP. .. . Albuquenjuo ..- ........ I 8 05a"Tri 45p 7l0p
4 So a 5 00 a Wingate... -., 3 14 a 1 42 p
5 10 a 4 10 a 5Sa Gallup 2 40a J45p 115p
7 35 a 8 00 a Holbrook Il22p 045 a
845a 7l0p 9 10 a .WInslow -I0 25p 3 10p 8 45 a
UK a 9 35 p 1147 a .............-......Flagstaff........ -... 8 Sip I25p 8 52 a
l(Mp I0 55p I 30p - Williams 8 60 p IS 07 p 6 10a
SOOp tlfiSp S30p Ash Fork 6 25 p II 00 a 420a
2 35 D 12 05 p 3 05 p Pacine Time SelUnnan.. . Mount. Time 2 55 p 8 55 a 3 15 a
4S0p Peach Springs . I 10 p ' 12 85 a
520p 225a 08 p Klninnan 10 40 a 8 13 a 10 15 p
8Wp 350a 8 10p The Needles 7 45 a 4 00 a 7 40p
H&Op 605pl0 10p Qoffs . 825a f.OOa 8D0p
10 20p 8 28 a 1155a Ilagdad 340al'l40a 4 10p
12 51 a 2 45a Daggett - l 30a II 2 00p
130 a 9 55 a Ilarstow l50p lJOp
2 20 a ., - Kramer .. ...... . ... v 12 25 p
3 10a 18 05 a I Molave. 45p 1135a
'7 13 a S 40 a 8 30 a I Arrive ....-I.os Angeles.......... Leave! 7 15 p 10 p
12 45 p 12 45 p I2 45p Arrive San Diego Leave! I p I 35 p .' . .
805a lllda .... Balterslield. .. I VVypPUVTp
10 30 a 1160 a . . .. .. Fresno ... .- 2 85p 3 15 a
2 30p 3 00p ... ... Stockton... 1160 a H25p
665p 6 56p Arrive . -San Francisco. . .-..Leave 9 00a 8 00p
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 tlakersfleld. Palace Sleeper
Ash Fork to Phoenix, which ts occupied tilt morning.
Nos. I 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.
Not. I and 2 carry between Ash Fork Palace and Tourist Sleepers and free RccllnlngChalr
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. 8r P. Railway,
WIST. BAST.
STATIONS.
No. I. ' No.2.
5lp Ash Fork 1 05p
7 20p ..- Jerome Junction.. 11 10 p
8 0Sp . Prescott..., . II SO a
11 Sip , -.. Congress Junction ......... 7 11a
2 05 a .. Phoenix 4 SO a
The Santa Fe
Is the most comfortable way across the con
tlnent. Dining Rooms and Dining cars art
managed by Mr. Fred Harvey, and are perfee
In every detail.
Rates, tickets and full Information cheerfull
furnished on application to
O. E. Suixivan, Agt., Flagstaff
J. J. Bronx, O. P. A., J-os Angeles.
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