The Coconino sun., September 27, 1902, Page 5, Image 5

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COCONINO SUN.
SEPTEMBER GRAND JVR.Y.
Examine County Offices and Reports
Favorably on Condition of the
County' Affairs.
The grand Jury for tho September
term wero discharged Tuesday, after
two short days' work.
, The different committees reported on
county officers and county affairs as
follows:
COUNTY TREASURER.
We, the committee detailed to exam
ine tho books lo the county treasurer's
office, have completed the duty assigned
U9; have to report that we have found
nothing that is not in order in the ac
counts of said office. Our Investigation
has impressed us with tho belief that
the duties of the office have been well
and faithfully performed.
E. A. Sliker,
W. H. Pierce,
G. W. Black,
1 Committee.
t
PROBATE JUDGE AND SCHOOL SUPER
INTENDENT. We, your committee appointed to ex
amine tho office of the probate judge
and ex-offlclo school superintendent,
beg leavo to report that we find the
office well kept, the books in neat order
and everything in satisfactory condl
tion.
We observe, however, that the office
seems to lack the necessary furniture
for properly conducting the business
thereof, and we would recommend to
(ho board of supervisors that a steel
filing cabinet be purchased for the
vault similar to that now in the vault
of the clerk of the district court: also,
'that a desk be purchased for uso in the
probate business, especially as the
offices of probate judge and school
superintendent are about to be sepa
rated, and the only desk in the office at
present which is county property, be
longs to the school superintendent.
Respectfully submitted,
George P. Campbell,
A. G. CmsnoLM,
C. M. Wolf.
SUPERVISORS AND RECORDER.
Your committee, appointed to exam
ine into the condition of the office of
the board of supervisors and recorder,
beg leave to report as follows:
We find the office of the supervisors
to be In most excellent condition. All
the accounts are so systemlzed that the
transactions and condition of every
office in the county can be ascertained
in a moment. It is our belief that a
more perfect set of books or more accu
rate accounts can not be found in the
territory. Every account is complete
to date, and an inspection of them
shows the affairs of the county to have
been ably and conscientiously managed.
We can not close our report of this
office without mention of the highly
valuable service rendered by the clerk
of the board. It is due to his industry
and skill that the accounts of the office
are in such admirable condition, and it
is only fair to say that in conducting
the affairs of his office he has shown
administrative ability of a high order.
Wo find the recorder's office to be in
the best condition it has ever been in
the history of the county. During the
last two yean the work has more than
doubled, yet it has been handled with
out increase of expense to tho county.
The receipts of the office are very
largely in excess of tho expense of
maintaining it in faot it contributes
largely to the revenue of the county.
The books of record are In perfect con
dition, and every Instrument filed are
recorded forthwith. Your committee
desires especially to commend the in
cumbent of this office for his fidelity
and conscientious regard of. the county 's
interest. Respectfully submitted,
C. H. SCHULZ,
W. H. Campbell,
Frank Beasley.
sheriff's office and jail.
We, the committee appointed to ex
amine the jail anc1, sheriff's books, find
the same in good 'order.
A. P. POLSON,
E. M. Twitty,
I A. J. Diamond,
county hospital.
We, the committee appointed to visit
the county hospital,-beg leave to report
as follows:
We have visited the couu!y hospital
and find everything in urst-class"condI-tion,
and believe there can be no cause
for complaint. August Tetzlaff,
William Souder.
buildings and grounds.
We, your committee on buildings and
grounds, beg leave to report as follows:
We recommend that all the outside
woodwork of the buildings belonging
to the county be painted, and that a
fence be constructed around the court
house grounds. Such enclosure should
be constructed in a oubstantial manner,
your committee believing that it will
improve as well as beautify the prem
ises, as there are ample funds in the
treasury.
In general, we find all the county
buildings to be in good condition, the
only requirements being suggested
above. Respectfully submitted,
E. A. Sliker,
C. H. Schulz,
A. P. Polson.
LIST OF GRAND JURORS, SEPTEMBER
TERM, 1902.
The list of grand jurors for the term
were H. E. Campbell, foreman; E. A.
Sliker, secretary; George Black, Geo.
P. Campbell, Wm. Campbell, C. H.
Schulz, W. H. Pierce, A. J. Diamond,
A. Tetzlaff, C. M. Wolf, E. M. Twitty,
A. P. Poison, A. G. Chlsholm, Wm.
Souder, Frank Beasley.
Bewcre of the Knife.
No profession has advanced more
rapidly of late than surgery, but it
should not be used except where abso
lutely necessary. In cuse3 of piles, for
example, it is seldom needed. DeWitt's
Witch Hazel Salve cures quickfy and
permanently. Unequalled for cute,
burns, bruises, wounds, skin diseases.
Accept no counterfeits. "I was so
troubled with bleeding piles that I lost
much blood and strength," says J. C.
Phillips, Paris, 111. "DeWitt's Witch
Hazel Salve cured me In a short time."
Soothes and heals. W. H. Timerhoff.
Open For Settlement.
Department of the Interior, )
United Slates Land Office.
Prescott, Ariz., Sept. 13, 1902. )
Notice is hereby given that plats of
the surveyor the following townships,
viz: Frac. T. 31 n., r. 1 e.; T. 31 n., r.
2 w.; T. 31 n., r. 2 e.; T. 30 n., r. 2 w.;
Frac. T. 32 n., r. 2 w.; T. 30 n., r. 2 e.;
T. 30 n., r. 3 w.; T. 30 n., r. 4 w.; Frac
T. 31 n., r. 3 w.; T. 31 n., r. 4 w., and
T, 32 n., r. 4 w, have been received at
this office and will be officially filed Oc
tober 13, 1902, on and after which day
and date we will be prepared to receive
and act on applications to make entries
in said townships.
Fen. S. Hildreth,
J. M. W. Moore, Register.
Receiver.
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R. H. Foster, 318 S. 2d street, Salt
Lake City, writes: "I have been both
ered with dyspepsia or indigestion for
21 years; tried many doctors without
relief. Recently I got a bottle or Hero
ine. One bottle cured me; lam now
tapering off on the second. I have rec
ommended It to my friends; It Is curing
them, too." 60o at Pioneer Drugstore.
Douglas
$3.50
Shoes
Have been worn by Uncle
Sam for the past forty years.
Pulliam & Vail, the Gents'
Furnishers, are the only firm
in Flagstaff who sell the
Douglas Shoes. They have
the most complete stock of
Gents' Furnishings in North'
era Arizona.
When you need Shoes remember
Douglas and
Pulliam . Vail
Exclusively Cents' Furnishers.
d UrouVs'treet FLAGSTAFF, ARIZ.
A Cash
Prize Offer
To be 6iven
Away
$200.00
J.J.MoMURTREY
Has set aside the above amount to be awarded to his
customers who estimate the nearest to the number of
beans in a jar at his place of business
UFRF IR Hl flFPFR' For every dollar spent -with him
ni.ni. 10 1110 UlTLn, at one purchase you will have
one guess at the number of beans io-the jar. The $200.00
has been divided into 103 prizesyand will be awarded to
the persons who make thetiearest correct estimates as
follows: jr
First Prize -Second
Prize
Third Prize
The next one hundred persons maklaf the
earesi estimates win eicn receive
$50.00
$30.00
$20.00
. $1.00
The guessing will close December 25th and the jar will be opened
the following day by three disinterested judges who will count the
beans and award the prizes. The names of prize winners and their
estimates will be published in the Flagstaff papers, together with a
certified statement of the judges.
If there should be a tie in the estimates of two or more persons
for any one of the prizes, the money will be equally divided. No
changes allowed after estimates are once made. Employes of my
bar will not be allowed to enter the contest.
Eemember for $1.00 you will receive the best liquors,
wines or cigars in town, at live-and-let-live prices, and a
chance for one of the 103 prizes.
J. J. McMURTREY,
TEMPLE BAR SALOON. Flagstaff, Arizona.
S, BARRON, JC
MERCHANT TAILOR,
RAILROAD AVE sr
FLAGSTAFF.
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