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COCONINO SUN.
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Entered In the Postofflco at Flagstaff an second
class matter.
Issued every Saturday. Subscription price,
two dollars a Tear, In advance. Every paper
Is stopped at tbo expiration of the time paid (or.
C M. FUNSTON, Editor.
Saturday, September 26, 1D03.
A good memory is a great thing,
but it is far better to be able to forget.
Many people who have come from
good families are a long way from
home.
The new and better version is "Peo
ple who live in glass houses should
pull down the blinds."
California ships sixty million pounds
of prunes to the east this year. This
fact throws considerable light on that
old familiar adage.
Lieut. Peary is going to make
another dash for the north polo. It
is suspected that St. Louis wants it
for the world's fair next year.
crats are perfecting aCleveland organ
ization in that state. An Indian
apolis dispatch says: The friends of
Cleveland have been grately encour
aged by a report which was received
last week from the east. The financial
agent of a banking house here paid a
visit to New York city, and when he
returned he expressed the opinion
that the nomination of Mr. Cleveland
in 1004 would bring back to the party
every business man in the east who
had left it in 1896, and many Repub
licans who had supported Cleveland
in his two successful campaigns. He
said that there was great distrust of
President Roosevelt in eastern finan
cial circles, and that many Republi
cans, believing the renomlnation of
the president fixed beyond peradven
ture, were openly expressing the hope
that the Democratic party would
nominate some man in whom the busi
ness element had confidence.
ARTICLES OF INCORPORATION.
It don't make much difference what
people do, so long as they have money
and spend it. The old-fashioned idea
that virtue is rewarded and vice gets
it in the the neck seems to be playing
out.
The old fashioned flat boat is all
right in shallow water. So don't try
to spring advanced theories and stu
pendeous ideas on the man with the
shallow brain box is the moral.
When you get an exalted idea of the
extent and Importance ofyourtroubles
go out and watch two ants fighting in
the dust. That's the way the world
regards your troubles.
The Jerome Mining News entered on
its ninth year with last issue. The
news is a well conducted, newsy sheet
and its advertising columns show that
it is appreciated by the merchants of
Jerome. May its success continue
indefinitely.
The Chicago Inter Ocean says many
republician papers do not publish the
truth about the postal frauds, but it
for one intends to so. This should
not be a political affair, but Is one
that should be published in full for
the benefit of the Amerk-an people, the
people who pay the expenses of all
these frauds and steals.
Sunday should be a day of rest and
churches are open to all without cost;
but all who go should have some
change to pass into the contribution
box. Church Is the best place to go
on the Sabbath day. No one was
ever injured by attending a place of
worship. Many have missed a golden
opportunity by missing a good ser
mon or genuine religious worship on
the Sabbath day.
With proper effort on the part of
the business men a greater Flagstaff
would result. In union there is
strength. Band yourselves together
for mutual welfare of the city. Petty
jealousies and "bigdog eat little dog"
never yet made a successful business
community. Put your shoulder to the
wheel and help give it a turn for the
common good of all and you will reap
your Individual harvest In the end.
Many eastern democrats refused to
follow the leadership of Bryan in 1896
and 1900, and from present Indications,
regard Orover Cleveland as the poli
tical Moses for 1904. Indiana demc-
An idea of the importance of labor
may be gained from the demonstra
tion in Chicago Labor day when 76,
310 men were in line representing 94
trades and 282 unions. This was for
one city alone and can be multiplied
many times when the entire country is
considered. It is a vast army and
constantly increasing. Foolish is he
who imagines that labor is not worthy
of recognition, and just as foolish is
ho who imagines that its demands for
recognition can be turned down. It is
every day adding new strength, every
day is becoming better organized and
every day receiving more attention
from employer. Of course there is an
occasional Baer bobbing up, who dis
graces the Almighty by claiming
partnership, by attempting to throttle
labor through a wicked, lying as
sumption that would shame the devil,
but, fortunately, these characters are
few and every day are growing beauti
fully less. There are two sides to
every question. Labor is entitled to
just reward, but it may, undoubtedly
is sometime exorbitant in its demands,
fails to consider that capital, like its
self, is entitled to fair returns. On
the other hand capital may, often does,
attempt to crush labor, caring only
that its own coffers bo filled. It will
be a glad day when some method is
devised to avoid these clashes between
the employer and employed, and that
day is every day one day nearer it
will surely come.
A Prcrut Year.
This has been a prosperous year
with the ranch, cattle and sheep men
of this part of Arizona. Stock are in
good condition, and water and feed
have been plentiful during the entire
season. And who Is better entitled to
a season of prosperity than these
horny-handed sons of toil, for out of
their abundance comes prosperity to
all.
Sour
Stomach
No appetite, loss of strength, nervous
russ. headache, constipation, bad breath
jereral debility, sour risings, and catarrh ot
tne stomach are all due to Indigestion. Kodo,
sures indigestion. This new discovery repre
tints the natural Juices of digestion as they
sxist In a healthy stomach, combined with
the greatest known tonic and reconstructive
properties. Kodol Dyspepsia Cure does not
snly cure Indigestion and dyspepsia, but this
a-nous remedy cures all atomach troubles
y cleansing, purifying, sweetening and
lengthening the mucous membranes lining
h sto-nach.
Mr. S. S. Bill, of Ravenswood. W. Vs.. wy:-
I wjs irouVfi with sour stomach for twenty yetrs
-M cured ir and are now using It In milk
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Kodol DigMU What You Eat
?tt!e oily. $1.00 Site holding 35 times tha trial
s'se. which tel for SO cents.
Prepared by E. O. Da T OO., OHIOAQO
STATE OP NEW YORK. I
County o New York fss
We, the undersigned, Bryce Gray, James Mo
Creery and Theodore Sellgman, being a major
ity of the Incorporators and residents and citi
zens of the State of New York, and Henry War
ren, of the State ot Texas, and Edward W. Kin
sley, of the City ot Hoston, State ot Massachus
etts, being desirous of forming a company in
the class of limited. In accordance with the pro
visions of an act of the Legislature of the State
ot New York, entitled "An Act to Provide for
the Organization and Regulation of Certain
Business Corporations," passed June 21st. 1875,
and amendments and additions thereto, hereby
certify that:
FIRST. The name of the proposed corpor
ation Is to be the "Aztec Land and Cattle Com
pany, Limited."
SECOND. The objects for wblcb It Is to bo
formed is to lease, purchase, manage. Improve,
operate, sell, convoy, mortgage or exchange any
coal, mineral, agricultural orotber lands or pro
perty, hereditaments, real property and any In
terest of real property of every description and
tenure situated In the Territories of Arizona,
New Mexico and elsewhere; to develop such
lands and property In such manner as the com
pany may see at, and In particular by cultiva
tes, stocking, grazing or otherwise utilizing
the sala lands, by erecting houses, factories,
stores and other buildings; by Irrigating, drain
ing and planting; by constructing waterworks,
canals, reservoirs wells, aqueducts, embank
ments, piers, whnrcx, harbors, roads, railways,
tramways and other work necessary and pro
per to the convenient carrying on ot Its busi
ness, and by promoting Immigration and settle
ments; to breed, rear, buy and sell and other
wise deal In cattle, sheep, mules, horses unci
other lite-stock, and to build, erect, purchase
or lease suitable buildings for this purpose, and
deal In dead meat, whether fresh, or canned or
cured or otherwise preserved, and In hides and
tallow; to manufacture, convert and render
marketable the products ot the country, and to
carry on or assist the carrying on of any trade
or business, or assist any undertaking tbe
carrying on of which may be deemed by the
company conducive to the development of Its
property, and to purchase, acquire, sell or lease
all machinery, agricultural or other Implements
necessary and proper for such purposes; to Im
port and export, and otherwise traffic and deal
In grain and other agricultural products, coal,
oil. wood, minerals and cattle, hon-c, mules,
sheep and other live stock, and in dead meats,
whether fresh or cured or canned or otherwise
preserved, and In bides nnd tallow, to and from
any places or port or ports wherever situated.
And to become carriers, by land or water, for
the purposes aforesaid or on behalf ot others,
and to purchase or charter barges, boats or
ships propelled oy steam or otherwise, or to
purchose or build or charter locomotives and
cars and wagons for tbo purposes aforesaid.
Tbe general and financial business will be
carried on in tho City of New York, and the
portion of the busluess hereinbefore specifi
cally set forth will be carried on In tbe Terri
tories of New Mexico, Arlzjna and elsewhere.
THIItD. The amount of the capital stock of
the said company shall be One Million Dollars.
FOURTH The number of shares ot which
such Capital Stock shall consist shall be Ten
Thousand, of the par value of One Hundred Dol
lurs each.
FIFTH. The location of the principal busi
ness office of said company shall be In the City
of New York, County and State of New York.
SIXTH. Tbe duration of said company shall
be for fifty years from the filing of this Instru
ment In the office of the Secretary of State of
New York.
In Witness Whereof we have hereunto set our
hands this llth day of December, 1884.
Bbtck Uhat,
James McCheeky,
Theodore Seuoman,
Henry Warren,
Edward W. Kinsley.
record of proceedings filed as aforesaid, are as
follows, to-wlt:
Alexander IL Rice,
T. W. Lillix,
James McCreeby,
Edward W. Kinsley,
Bryce Gray,
I. T. Burr,
Henry Warren,
Thomas Talbot,
Theodore Sleiqman.
Now, Therefore, I, Joseph B. Carr, Secretary
of State, do hereby certify that said corpor
ation, to-wlt: "Acteo Land and Cattle Com
pany, Limited." Is fully organized In accord
ance with said act, chapter SI I, laws of 1875, and
that all the provisions of said act have been
duly observed In the organization of said cor
poration as hereinabove set forth.
Wltnesss my hand and seal of office of the
Secretary of State, at tho City of Albany, this
8th day ot January, 1885.
(L. S.) Joseph B. Cabb,
Secretary of State.
g FLAGSTAFF J
UNDERTAKING PARLORS
$ ED. WHIPPLE. $
Manager and Embalmer.
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A full stock of up-to-date . . 5
METALLIGS ;
and J
RASKFTS.
A large assortment of Burial J
Robes for men, women and chil-
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dren.
East Aspen Ave.,
FLAGSTAFF. ' ' ARIZONA
444444444444
STATE OF NEW YORK. I.
City and County of New York, f "
On the llth day ot December, 1884, before me
came Bryce 3 ray, James McCreery. Theodore
Sellgman, Henry Warren and Edward W. Kins
ley, to me personally known, and known to me
to be the persons described In, and who execu
ted the foregoing Instrument, and who severally
acknowledged to me that they executed the
same for the purposes therein set forth.
In Witness Whereof I have hereunto set my
hand and affixed my official seal this llth day
of December, 1884.
(L. S.) Jaood Seuoman.
Notary Public. City of Now York.
And It Is Further Hereby Certified, that upon
the filing of said certificate, of which the fore,
going Is a true and correct copy, on the 12th
day of December, 1884, as aforesaid, a license
was Issued by the Secretary of State, pursuant
to said act, to tbe five persons named In, and
who made and acknowledged said certificate, em
powering them, as commissioners, to open
books for subscriptions to the Capital Stock of
said proposed corporation at such times and
places as they might determine.
And a verified record of the proceedings ot
said commissioners having, this 6th day of
January, 1885, been filed In the office of the Sec
retary of State, containing a copy of the sub
scription list to the Capital Stock ot said pro
posed corporation, together with a copy of the
by-laws for said proposed corporation, adopted
by the- subscribers to said Capital Stock at a
meeting of said subscribers held at No. 21
Broad street. In the City of New York, on the
3rd day of January, 1885, pursuant to the pro
visions of said act, as appears from said verified
record aforesaid, at which subscribers' meeting
as a aforesaid nine directors (being tho number
provided for in the said by-laws of said pro
posed corporation) were also chosen, whose
names as further appears from said verified
LODGE DIRECTORY.
M
OUNTAIN LOIXJE, NO. 15, K. OF P.
Meets In Elk's Hall everv Wednesdny night.
Visiting tnlghts arc cordially Invited to attend.
W, A. Lannon. C C
J. A. Wilson. K. of R. nnd S
W. II. TiMEitiiorr, M. of F.
COURT COCONINO, NO. St. INDEPENU-
V ENT ORDER Or rOBEHTKHS.
Meets second and last Fridays in each month
In Elk's Hall. Visiting members Invited to at
tend tho Court meetings.
A. C. Winklxb, C R.
W. R. Hanks. Recording Secretary.
W. II. Nobman, Financial Secretary.
I?LAQSTAFF LODGE. No. 4iK.
A r.HNT ami, pnnru?rtvK nnitKU
BENEVO-
t.KNT AMD PROTECTIVE OltDEH OF ELKS.
Meets every Tuesday night In II. P O. II. hall,
corner of San Francisco street and Aspen ave
nue. Visiting brothers cordially Invited to
attend. FRED S. UREEN, E. R.
11. A. Doyle. Secretary.
IJLAOSTAFF LODGE, NO. 13, A. O. U. V.
Meets every Thursday night In Elk's Hall
Visiting members Invited to attend.
O. N. HATY. M W.
C A. BUSR, Rec CLARK Hitt, Fin.
F
LAOSTAFF LODGE NO. 7, F. & A. M.
Regular meeting, on first Saturday of eacli
month at Elk's Hall. Visiting brethren Invited
to attend.
F. S. UREEN, Sec. T. J. COALTER, W. M.
PLAOSTAFF LODOE, NO. II, I. O. O. F.
Meets first and third Friday evenings of each
month In Elks hall. Visiting members Invited
to attend. J. R. Treat, N. O.
J L. DouoriERTY, Secretary.
J S. CLARK,
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW.
Prescott, - - Arizona.
JJ)R. JOHN E. ADAMS.
Office and residence: Postofflco Bldg.
Office hours: 10 to 11 a.m.; 2 to 4 and 7 to 8 p
m. Telephone No. 44, or Tlmeruoff's drug store
No. 58.
Y P. SIPE. M. D.,
PHYSICIAN AND SUROEON.
Office In Pollock block. Office hours: 11 to 12
a. m , 2 to 4 and 7 to 8 p. m. Sunday. 3 to 4 p m.
Telephone No. 81, or Tlmerhoff's drug storcr
;r"Wlll be found In office at night.
R-I-P-A-N-S Tabules
Doctors find
A good prescription
For mankind
The 5-oent packet Is enough for usual occas
ions. Tho family bottle (60 cents) contains a
supply for a year. All druggists sell them.
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