The Coconino sun., March 21, 1903, Page 6, Image 6

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COCONINO SUN.
LOCAL BREVITIES.
Buy a Brownie kodak, $1, at Bab
bitt Bros.
Frank Leslie and wife, returned
Wednesday from Indiana.
The Douglas $3.50 shoe at New York
store, is the best shoe made.
Christopher's candies, the best made,
in fancy boxes, at Black & Jones.
For mandolins,
supplies and music
Scott T. Linn.
guitars, musical
of all kinds, see
Mrs. J. L. Treat left Tuesday for a
months stay in Los Angeles, for the
benefit of her health.
Found A small sum of money,
which the owner can have by applying
at this office, and describing same.
F. C. Reid has opened a law otllce
in the rooms in the Babbitt block,
formerly occupied by E. E. Ellinwood.
Prof. M. Dlmmlck left Tuesday for
California.
Agency for standard
New York store.
patterns at
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Leave your orders for bread, pies
and cake with Black & Jones.
Fire Insurance The Arizona Cen
tral Bank represents a number of the
largest American and English com
panies. It's the educational opportunity of
your lifetime. Tho Chicago Weekly
Inter-Ocean and this paper $2.50 for
one year.
The Greenlaw mill after being idle
the greater part of the winter will
start up on Monday. They have logs
enough on hand to keep the mill run
ning the balance of the year, there will
be no lack of water during the sum
mer. Episcopal service will bo held in tte
City Hall at 11 o'clock a. m. and 7:30
p. m., Sunday March 29th. Holy
communion will be administered at the
11 o'clock service. Rov. W. R. Sea
borne of Gallup, N. M., will conduct
the service.
One day this week James A. Vail sold
to Babbitt Brothers, a fat Cow which
weighed one thousand seven hundred
and twenty poundson foot. It was the
largest beef ever sold in this market
and it is probable that tho size has
not been exceeded in the Territory.
The Good Templars lodge here is
prospering. Nine new members were
initiated on Monday night. The
lodge holds the banner for having ini
tiated the largest number of members
of any lodge of that order In the ter
ritory during tho past three months.
Jeff Venters, who has been in Agua
Callente, for several months, returned
Monday.
Send to the Curio, Williams, Ariz.,
for your Butterick patterns and sew
ing machine needles.
Frank Owenby of Cottonwood, came
up this week to see how deep the snow
is on the cattle ranges.
Rubber heels relieve that jar on the
nerves, protects the health, makes
walking easy. Get a pair at the O. K.
Shoe Shop, opposite post-offlce. 14
R. W. Boyle the jeweler, has a line
of clocks which are both useful and
attractive. -Anything In the watch or
jewelry line can be found in his stock.
Normal practice school is having a
vacation of two weeks. The school
work will be resumed on Monday
March 30. The vacation will not be
lost to the pupils as the school will be
continued for two weeks longer time
than originally intended.
The logging camps south of town
are taking an enforced vacation. The
melting snow has caused the ground
to become so soft that it is impossible
to do any work, it is expected that the
ground will be in condition to resume
work in about ten days. The men
from the camps arc spending their va
cation in Flagstaff.
Fdward M. Doe, district attorney,
bas been in Phoenix during tho week
looking after the passage of an act
regarding tho payment of the Santa
Fo railroad taxes to the various coun
ties on tho line of the railroad, in
accordance with the license tax law
passed by Congress last year. He
was successful in having the legisla
ture pass a satisfactory bill.
E. Redlwell of Phoenix, spent several
day 8 here this week.
Fresh oysters and blue ribbon celery
at Black & Jones.
Fred. C. Roberts is with the Santa
Fe survey force in California.
Eastman kodaks and photo supplies
at Eastern prices at Babbitts'.
The town council held a meeting
Tuesday at which routine business was
transacted.
Bread, pies, cakes and for everthing
turned out in a first-class bakery go
to Black & Jones'.
Louis Burns is now occupying the
position at Greenlaw mill recently
filled by M. Dimmick.
To Exchange Nearly now Improv
ed Singer machine for driving horse
or town lots. Inquire at this office.
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Williams has a number of cases of
small-pox. The cases are light and
similar to the cases which occurred in
Flagstaff during the past three months.
The authorities of Williams are en
forcing a rigid quarantine and it is
thought that the disease will be con
fined to the present cases.
Miss Lulu R. Hunter on Sunday re
ceived a telegram from her home
in Rockport, Mo., announcing the
serious illness of her father. She
in company of her sister, Mrs. D. St.
Clair, of Prescott, left for their homes.
Sunday afternoon a telegram was re
ceived which announced tho death of
Mr. Hunter. Miss Hunter will be ab
sent about two weeks.
The hearing of the case of James
Smith, charged with attempt to com
mit manslaughter was had on Monday
before Justice of the Peace Quinlan,
who ordered Smith held to appear be
fore the grand jury at the April term
of district court, under $50. bail bond
which was furnished by tho defendant.
Jesses Burks, tho young man shot by
Smith, when acting as deputy mar
shal, is able to be about the streots.
The travel to the Grand Canyon of
Arizona by the railroad from Wil
liams is increasing and each train on
the Santa Fe main lino brings its
quota of tourists bound for tho Can
yon. The tourists complain of the in
sufficient hotel accommodations at the
Canyon, and it is expected that the
railroad company will remedy the
complaint this year by building a new
and commodious hotel on the brink of
the Grand Canyon.
F. D. Preston, of the United States
geodetic survey, was here two days
observing the variations, dip and hor
izontal Intensity of tho magnetic
needle. Mr. Preston has made like
observations all over Arizona. It is
the intention of the government to es
tablish a magnetic station in Arizona,
either at Phoenix or Flagstaff. These
places have been tested, but it is not
known yet which will be chosen. Mr.
Preston left for Navajo Springs.
Holbrook Argus.
Cut full
Levi Strauss
cCcts
Copper-riveted
Overalls
the most dependable
garments in the world
for worMng men
Today is the first day of spring and
there can bo no objecton to the weather.
furnished, it being a regular summer
day.
Rev. J. H. Henry returned froDY
Tucson last night. There will be ser
vices in the M. E. Church as usual to
morrow. John Schmidt, who has resided in
Coconino county for several years,
left Wednesday for Los Angeles, Cal.,
where he expects to locate.
For Sale One set of double har
ness; one set single harness; one
surrey, can be used with one or two
seats. Inquire at the SUN office. 17
That special arrangement we have
made with The Chicago Weekly Inter
Ocean $2.50 for both it and this pa
per for one year has caught on big.
Now that tho Panama Canal treaty
is ratified let us see to it that the bur
lesque Colombian government tries not
to gho us any razzle-dazzle racket, if
thoy do wo will drop tho whole busi
ness liko a hot potato and build the
Nicaragua canal. Sabe?
A. F. Andre, who for tho past three
years has been tho efficient bookkeeper
and office man, for Babbitt Brothers,
has accepted a position with tho well
known railroad contractors, B. Lan
try & Sons, at Belen, N. M., and will
leave for that place on Monday.
The members of Flagstaff Lodge
No. 13, A. O. U. W. gavo a grand
ball in the Bank hotel hall on the
night of St. Patrick' Day. The affair
was well attended and fully enjoyed
by the members and their friends. A
supper was served at midnight by
Black & Jones, and dancing was
continued until the small hours of the
morning.
A number of oil locations were re
corded in the recorders office here.
Tho oil bearing country is located
seven miles northwest of Winslow and
lies in both Coconino and Navajo
counties. The indications for oil is
said to bo good, and an experimental
well will probably be put down at an
early date to test the field. The loca
tions were made by Winslow and
Flagstaff parties and they hope that
they have another Boaumont oil field.
Cure ScleOlo Rheumatism.
Mrs. A. E. Simpson, 509 Craig St.,
Knokville, Tenn., writes June 10th,
1890 : " I have been trying the baths
of Hot Springs, Ark., for sciatic rheu
matism, but I get more relief from
Ballard's Snow Liniment than any
medicine or anything I have ever tried.
Enclosed find post-offlce order for $1.00.
Send me a large bottle by Southern
Express." Sold by Pioneer Drug
Store.
Knft In
Why Be
Miserable ?
Why not be wise instead?
Take the right remedy at
the right time and get rid
of that awful aching and
breaking in head back and
breast, and so avoid the
dangerous sickness.
The Right Remedy at
The Right Time
That's where
best.
we servo you
W. H. TIMERH0FF,
The Leadlnl DruJiHt,
FLAGSTAFF. . ARIZONA.
R, W. Boyle,
Watchmaker,
Jeweler iSi.
Graduate Optician.
I do all kinds of
Watch, Clock and .
Jewelry Repairing
and make a specialty of
Fitting and Adjusting
Eye-Glasses Correctly.
EYES TESTED FREE.
ALL WORK GUARANTEED.
In Loy Building, Opposite
City Hall.
FLAGSTAFF.
ARIZONA.
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Home uaKery
Music and Confectionery Store,
PIES. CAKES HOT TAMALES
Fruits. Nuts. Candies
Clears and Tobacco
Special attention given to sup
plying parties.
A Next Door to Reading Room. K
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Flagttaff, Arizona.
Office hours 11 a. m. to IS m.
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