The Coconino sun., January 18, 1902, Page 8, Image 8

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COCONINO SUN.
NORTHERN ARIZONA NORMAL
Continued from I'age 7. .
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Board adjourned subject Ho call .01
the chairman. '
Ar A. Dutton. Secretary.
Approved: T. E. Pollock,
"Chairmun pro tern. -
FlaostakPh April 20, ll)0U ,
A meeting of the board was called by
Mr. T. E. Pollock, for the transaction of
business, the following members being
jirese'rit: "T. E. Pollock, chairman pTb
tem.A'. A. Button, secretary.
The following .claims were allowed
nod ordeiedpald:
11. Taylor, A.'N." "salary" as '
prXocIpaVfqf ' April $15 DO
Jury; Francis H., salary as 2 '
teacher for April,...-... 110 00
Hartwell.-Cornelia; salary
as teacher for ApriLv5 100TOO
' BabeockfMaude K.,wlary"" l
as teacher for-Aprilr, 5500
11. Hitt, Clark, salary as jan
itor for April s.... ' 45 00
Board adjourned subject to 5the call
of the ehaiimaot
v- A. ATDuttOX, Secretaiy.
Appimed: T.J2. POLLOCK.
Chairman pi o tern.
Flagstaff, May 17, 1961.
A meeting of the board was called
b X. Ej. Pollock for the transaction
pf business, the following members be
ing present: T. E. Pollock, chafrnian
pro tern.; A. A. Dutton, secretary.
Tho secretary was instructed to In
clude in the ralnutesof the transactions
of the board tlm verbal agreement: viz:
"That ft be agreed and understood
between the Board of School Truitees
of the Town of Flagstaff and the Board
of'Educatton ut'tKcTNor'tneFn Aflzoria
Normal SchooJ that the practice" school
existing! and" supported jointly by the
public and normal, schools during the
present ear, the teacher of which the
Normal Board" reserves the right to
appoint at a salary pf one thousand Jul
Jars, half of which amount was to be
paid by-each board, be continued and
supported in like maimer during the
school year of 1000-1002."
The following claims were allowed
and ordered paid:
12. Taylor, A. "N., salary as
prJncipal'for,May 175,00
8UxyJinQSSJHiiialaryaj.
h . teacher for May, .,.... ,
Hart well, Cornelia, salary
, as teacher fori May. .r. r
Bibcock. Maude R., salary
as,teacher for May...m
:). FuDstOD. C. M,, stationery
Z-T1 "$45725
Board-adjourned -subject to call of
chairman. -, " .
'A, DtJTTON, Secretary.
T. E. Pollopk; ' J
Chairman pro tenw
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diplomas, providing they pass the re
quired examinations.
The following claims wero allowed
and ordered paid: ' ' " ' " "J j
Lone K. L...ier diem and -
mUeagp'raeeU'hgs'of Ap
rll, May and 'June "...
Pollock, T. E., per diem
meetings of April, May
and June . . . ,. , .
1G. Dutton, A. A., per diem
meetings of April, May
' aud Juno' and service
, as secretary...
17.Kupanke, Edw., salary as
janitor for May ...v.'.
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18 00
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40' 00
45 00
$192 00
The following teachers wero appoint
ed for the school year of 1901-1902: (
. Namo ' Salary.
Taylor, A. N., principal,'.. 2,000, 00
Bury," Frances II. 1,100, 00
Ha'rtwell, Cornelia, r. . .-.. . . .- 1,100 00
Hunter, TiultCR 1,000' 0C
"F6r'Wecomlng school year life fol
lowing, were appointed the Board of
Visitor.,: Messrs. M.J. Rtordan, F. W.
Sls-on and Rev. Geo. Logic.
Edward Kapnnke was appointed jan
lt6r for the buildings and grounds at a
salary' of $45.00. J
Board adjourned sujbect to call 'of
chairman.
" A. A. Dutton, Secretary.
Approved: RL. Long", Chairman.
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100,00
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50 00
22 25
A.
Approved:
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t r.uAuaiAtr, n. J.., June ifjaua.
The regular semi-annual meeting'of
the boanKwas held at the Normal
School for the transaction of Business,
the-followlng members being-present:
R. L. Long, chalrmanfA. ADuUou,
becretaryj T. Ej-oljock.
This being the semi-annual meeting
of the board! -it was ordered tttufall
former accounts allowed by the 'board
be approved. , .
The principal was authorized to pre
pare a catalogue pertaining t6 Tthe
Normal School abd-to' have printed Hve
hundred coplcsjl alsOj'to procure Of teen
diplomas in blaiik.
It was ordereit b'y the iboard that the
fnllowinjflsTudenUi, M-trgart Lolem
Wallace, Clai-A -Maxwell -KendrlcW,
Margaret A., WUHaWis and 'Alice Mar
tin Campbell, having completed the
nescribed course of study, begranted
Brutal Treatment of . Woman.
Monday morning about 3 o'clock at
.Williams a Navajo Indian entered the
house of one of the demi-monde of that
place and choked iter to insensibility.
She was alone in the house and In her
nightdress. After choking the woman
until she was unponsclous tho Indian
'dragged her to the railroad track, about
400 feet, and. -placed her. under- a car,
whero'she remained -uuccnsclous. until
7-o'clock Jn lha morning," wheB -she
was discovered? by somq., railroad em
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ployes and was restored to conscious?
ness by a physician. The" woman was
naked' and bruised from' head to foot.
She'does not remember anything after
the Indian choked her.
TheJndlan was arrested at.McClol
lan on Thursday, and was examined be
fore the justice of the peace at Wil
liams yesterday and was held to appear
before the next grand' jury. Ho is now
in the county jail.
The recovery of. the unfortunate
woman is yet doubtful, and. it la evi
dent ttjat the brute beat ber wlpi a
club, and left her to be run over by a
train or die from exposure.
''Some time niro mv daughter caught
Hli.
a severe com. ane compiamea oi pains
In her cbest and had a bad cough. I
gave her Chamberlain's Cough Remedy
according to directions and in twVjlnys
she was well and ablofto-go to school
,1 hare used ,thS remedy Jin roy'famlly
or the past seven years and have never
known'lt lo fail," saya-Jaraes Prender
gast, tnerchant, Annate Bay, Jamaica,
India (stands, ,T;he painb In the chest
Indicated an approaching attack of
pneumonia, which' in this instance was
undoubtedly warded off v by Chamber
lain's Cough Remedy. It counteracts
any 'tendency of acold toward pneu
monia. Sold by Pioneer drug store:
, , PloneerSr. Attention !
Ro'idlaKtponthlymeeiingof he com
pany trill be held at the city hall Jan.
21st. at 8 o'clock o m. Election of 'offi
cers to fill vacancies and otherbuslness
or importance. uy oraer oi-roreman.
JfEDWARD Priest, Sec.
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. A'Curefor-Luanke.goi (
, YTrff. Williamson, of AmherstVa.,
says : "For more than a year Is suffered
from lumbago. I finally, tried ctiam
berlaln's'Paln Balm and it gave me entire-relief,
which all. other remedies
had failed to do." Sold.'by. Pioneer
drug store.
J, .J! MCMUR,TREY
Surely leads tho procession when
it comes to handling
The Finest
Grades of Whiskey,
He has just received a now supply and
invites you to call and see him.
Bottle and Wine Trade a Specialty.
-Only 5c Beer in Town.
NEW BRANDS APPLIED FOR.
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The following brands and earmarks have been offered for
record with the Live Stock Sanitary Board and are herewith ad
vertised in order that cattlemen may be given an opportunity to
protest ngalnH any that in their opinion conflicts with any ex1
istlng Irons. '
This list will appear twice in this paper, and all applications
will be withheld from record for 10 days after second publication.
All communications to bo uddresscd, '" w "
LIVE STOCK SANITARY BOARD, - r
v PHOENIX, ARIZONA.
-Left shoulder., H. Leftthigh.
W. L. MulkeyKDragoon, Arizona.
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H. Left hip.
. Chas. Dunlon & Lawrence Borzord,
'Globe, Arizona. , ,
C.-Loft hi?. !H;-Left tfilghT;
Fi-D. Blackmer, Phoenix; Ar
Izona.
C Left ribs. H. Left thigh.
Geore Elkens, Douglas, Arizona.
C Right shoulder. Bar under tail.
H. Right shoulder,
C. L. Beaty, Douglas, Arizona.
C Left ribs. H. Left shoulder.
J. II. Morgan, Williams, Arizona.
C. Left hip. .
Grindoll Bros. Pantano.Arlzona:
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C.-IUght-ribd. H.-Right thigh.
Moroni Litrson, Plmai Arizona. ,
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C Left ribs. H. Left thigh.
W. J. Scbultz, Duncan, Arizona.
C. Left shoulder to ribs to hlp.
J. J. Burns, Blue, Arizona.
C Right hip.
Mrs. Phoebe' Burns, Blue, Arlz6na.
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C Left ribs. H. Left law. l.-ftBhlMr
Leo Solomon, Aravalpa, Arizona.'
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Child' Worth .Millions.
"My child I worth millions to me,"
sajs'Mrs. Mary Bird of Harrlsburg.
Ia., "yet I would have lost her by
croup had I not purchased .a bottle of
One Mlnufe Cough Cure. OneMinute,
Cough Cure is a sure, cure ior coughs,
i-rouy and throat and lung trouljles. An
absolutely ,safo cough, euro wfiicb acts
immediately. Tho youngest child can,
Uke it wltli entire safety. The little'
ones likehe taste and remember how
often It helped, them., Everyfamlly.
should have a bottle of ;.Ono, Minute
Cough Cure bandy.- At tuts season
especlally'lt .may'be rieededsudde'nly;
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This signature is on every box-of the gooulm
UxatiVe Bromo-Quifiiiie Tbieu
,te remedy that nntva n coltl In om ftay '
Cut this out and tuke It to PlonCer
Drug Store and got a free sample of
Chamberlains Stomach and Liver Tab
lets, the best physic. They also cure
disorders of ihef sioihacb, biliousness
and headache. I
Stops the Couh .nd Works off the
Cold. ' ' "
"Xaxatlve Bromo-Qulnlne Tablets cure
a cold In one day. No cure', no pay:
Price 25 cents. f ,
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