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COCONINO SUN.
(he (CoctmUto xu.
Entered In tbe Postofflce at Flagstaff as second
class matter.
Issued every Saturday. Subscription price.
two dollars a year. In advance. Every paper
Is stopped at the cxplrationof the time paid (or,
C M. FUNSTON, Editor.
Saturday, October 10, 1903.
Follow no advice that your own
judgement does not pronounce sound
and practicable.
The general public places but little
confidence in the man who has no
confidence in himself.
The more prosperity the more un
rest. Never in the history of the
country were strikes more frequent
than now.
The idea that the word "obey"
should be cut out of the marriage
service Is every day becoming more
prevalent. And it is all right. What
is the use of starting a woman out a
liar.
J. Whiteside, senior editor of the
Nogalcs Times, has severed his con
nection with that paper and will as
sume the management of the Hotel
Roy at Douglass.
The price of silver has advanced to
59 cents an ounce. This price, if main
tained, will enable the silver produc
ers of the western states to re-open
properties that have long been idle,
Many of the mines are full of water
and the workings need extensive repairs.
Tbe produce of the farmers and
planters of this United States for 1903,
is estimated to be worth $5,000,000,000
cash on delivery-. It is certainly a
rich country that can raise such an
amount of the products of the earth,
with the aid of only about one third of
its population in producing it.
Long live the great American hen.
Her product is worth more each year
than the combined output of gold and
silver; worth more than all the cattle
and hogs slaughtered in the whole
country. The egg crop of the country
is worth about 9300,000,000 a-year, ex
ceeded in value by only the corn,
wheat and hay crops.
Judge Gepbart of Kansas has in
augurated a reform in his district
which should be adopted by all trial
judges. The Kansas jurist states that
henceforth he will not allow a child
to testify against either of its parents
unless in a criminal case. In divorce
cases the testimony of the children has
often been relied on in Kansas. It is
a 8 ad and demoralizing circumstance
in the opinion of Judge Gephart.
It has been definitely settled that
the Hearst party will tour the territor
ies. Tbe special train will leave Chi
cago, October 11. The party will
include ten or more eastern Congress
men, including David DeArmond, of
Missouri. Colonel Wilson and Mark
Smith, of Arizona, will probably join
the party at Albuquerque. This trip
should and will be, a great benefit to
Arizona, In her fight for Statehood,
besides the general advertising the
Territory and the resources will receive.
natural resources of Pinal county.
Tho edition consisted of forty pages,
containing an excellent map of tho
county, location of mines, coal and
oil fields, numerous engravings, etc
It was a splendid edition and Editor
Weedin deserves credit for his enter
prise. We heartily commend the statement
of John Mitchell, president of tho
United Mine Workers of America,
when he said: "In discussing the re
lations of employer and employees I
have said repeatedly that most strikes
and lockouts could have been averted
if the representatives of capital and
labor bad met in joint conference,
looked each other squarely in the face
and told the unvarnished truth." It
is to be regretted that such wise coun
sel cannot prevail in the settlement of
all such disputes.
The Arizona Blade, published at
Florence, Thomas F. Weedin editor,
recently issued a special illustrated
edition, the purpose of which was to
furnish the Inquiring public with ac
curate information regarding the
Evidently there is a mistake some
where which should be sought out and
rectified, and credit given to whom
credit is due. Is it the Almighty or is
it some political party that Is respon
sible for the good times of the present?
In times past the former was recog
nized as the author of all good; the
rain, sunshine and bountiful crops
were His gifts to man, and when
Plenty smiled, to Him was given
thanks. But now has come a change.
All that is good, all that makes our
nation prosperous, found its begin
ning in, and is nurtured by, a politi
cal party. Let some one who' is in
possession of an investigator turn it
on. An attempt is being made to
supercede tbe Almighty, and if deser
ved the country should know it.
A conference was held at Washing'
ton last week between President
Roosevelt and five members of tho ex
ecutive council of the American Feder
ation of Labor, in regard to the case
of W. A. Miller, who was dismissed
from the government printing office
because he had been expelled from the
local bookbinders' union, and who
was afterwards reinstated by direction
of the President. At the conclusion
of the conference tbe President an
nounced that his decision not to dis
miss Miller was final, and that the
question of his personal fitness must
be settled in the regular routine of
administration. He also expressed
himself as favorable to the principles
of a short hour work day, and his
deep concern for the interests of .the
wage earners of the country.
Confessions of a Priest.
Rev. Jno. S. Cox, of Wake, Ark-,
writes, "For twelve years I suffered
from yellow jaundice. I consulted a
number of physicians and tried all
sorts of medicines, but got no relief.
Then I began the use of Electric Bit
ters and feel that I am now cured of a
diseaso that had me in its grasp for
twelve years." If you want a reliable
medicine for liver and kidney trouble,
stomach disorder or general debility,
get Electric Bitters. It's guaranteed
by all druggists. Only 50c.
Tho Southern Carnival company is
all ready to open for business Mon
day when the big territorial fair be
gins. This company has seventeen
shows and carries three hundred peo
ple. It cost the Albuquerque fair as
sociation just $1,000 to get this one
attraction and it is a side attraction
too.
Brok Into His Hous.
S. LeQulnn of Cavendish, VL, was
robbed of his customary health by In
vasion of chronic constipation. When
Dr. King's New Life Pills broke into
his house, his trouble was arrested
and now he's entirely cured. They're
guaranteed to cure, 25 cents at all
druggists.
ARTICLES OF INCORPORATION.
STATE OP NEW YORK, l
County o New York I "
We. the undersigned, Oryce Gray, James Mc
Crcery and Theodore Sellgman, being a major
ity of tbe Incorporators and residents and citi
zens of tho State ot New York, and Henry War
ren, o( the (State ot Texas, and Edward W. Kin
sley, of the City of Boston, Slate of Massachus
etts, being desirous of forming a company in
tbe class of limited, in accordance with tho pro
visions of an act of the Legislature of the State
of 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 "Azteo Land and Cattle Com'
pany. Limited."
SECOND. The objects for which it is to be
formed Is to lease, purchase, manage, improve,
operate, sell, convey, mortgage or exchange any
coal, mineral, agricultural orother lands or pro
perty, hereditaments, real property and any In
terest of real property of every description and
tenure situated in tho Territories of Arizona,
New Mexico and elsewhere; to develop such
lands and property in such manner as the com
pany may see tit, and in particular by cultiva
ting, stocking, grazing or otherwise utilizing
the solo 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, wharves, harbors, roods, railways,
tramways and other work necessary and pro
per to the convenient carrying on of 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 and
other live-stock, ami 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.ebnvert and render
marketable the productttoi tbe country, and to
carry on or assist the carrying on of any trade
or business, or assist any undertaking the
carrying on of which may bo deemed by the
company conducive to tbe 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, horses, mules.
sheep and other live stock, and In dead mints,
whether fresh or cured or canned or otherwise
preserved, and in hides and 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 of others.
and to purchase or charter barges, boats or
ships propelled by steam or otherwise, or to
purchase or build or charter locomotives and
cars ard wagons for the purposes aforesaid.
The 'general and financial business will be
carried on In the City of New York, and the
porUon of the business hereinbefore spcclfl
cal'.y set forth will be carried on In the Terri
tories of New Mexico, Arizona and elsewhere.
T.'IIRD. The amount of the capital stock of
the su'd company shall bo One Million Dollars.
FOURni.xTic.ss'nber of shares of which
such Capital Stock shall consist shall bo Ten
Thousand, of the par value of One Hundred Dol
lars each.
FIFTH. The location of tbe principal bus!
ncss office of said company shall be in the City
of New York, County and Statu of New York,
SIXTH. The duration of said company shall
be for fifty years from the tiling of this Instru
ment in the office, of the Secretary of State of
Now York.
In Witness Whereof we have hereunto set our
hands this llthday of December, 1881.
BryceGhay,
James McCreeby,
Theodoke Selioman,
Henry Warren,
Edward W. Kinsley.
STATE OF NEW YORK. I
City and County of New York, t
On the llth day of December, 1884, before me
camellryce .Tray, Jumes 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
samo for the purposes therein set forth.
In Witness Whereof I have hereunto set my
hand and affixed my official seal this llthday
of December, 1884.
(L. S.) Jacob Seuomah,
Notary Public. City of New 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, 1881, as aforesaid, a license
was Issued by the Secretary of State, pursuant
to said act, to tho Ave 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 of
said commissioners having, this 8th day of
January, 1888, been filed In the office of the Sec
retary of State, containing a copy of tbn sub
scription list to the Capital Stock of 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 ot said subscribers held at No. 31
Broad street. In the City of New York, on the
Srd day of January, I8H5, pursuant to tho pro
visions of said act, as appears from said verified
record aforesaid, at which subscribers' meeting
as a aforesaid nine directors (being tbe number
provided for in tbe said by-laws of said pro
posed corporation) were also chosen, whose
names as farther appears from said verified
record of proceedings filed as aforesaid, are as
follows, to-wlt:
Alexander H. Rice,
T. W. LILLIE,
James McCreeht,
Edward W. Kinslet,
BbtceQrat,
I. T. Burr,
Henry Warhen.
Thomas Talbot,
Theodore Sleiqman.
Now, Therefore, I, Joseph B Carr, Secretary
ot 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 611, laws of 1875, and
that all tho provisions of said act have been
duly observed In the organization ot said cor
poration as hereinabove set forth.
Witnes8s my hand and seal of office of tbe
Secretary of Stato,athe City ot Albany, this
6th day of JanuarylJ85,
(L. S.) Joseph B. Carr,
Secretary of State.
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UNDERTAKING PARLORS
ED. WHIPPLE.
Msosier aid Enbalmer.
A full stock of up-to-date-
METALLICS
and-
CASKETS.
large assortment of Burial
Robes for men, woolen and chil
dren. ;
East Aspen Ave.,
FLAGSTAFF. ' ' ARIZONA. 5
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LODGE DIRECTORY.
A f OUNTAIN LODGE, NO. 15, K, OF P.
Meets In Elk's Hall every Wednesday night.
Visiting knights are cordially Invited to attend.
W. A. Lannon, C. c
J. A. Wilson. K. of R. and S
W. II. TmicuHorr, M. of F.
C'OURT COCONINO, NO. 890, INDEPEND-
ENT ORDER Or FORESTERS.
Meets second and last Fridays In each month
In Elk's Hall. Visiting members Invited to at
tend tho Court meetings.
A. C. Winkler, C. R.
W. R. BANKS. Recording Secretary.
W. H. Norman, Financial Secretary.
FLAOSTAFF LODGE. No. 499. BENEVO
LENT AND PROTECTIVE ORDER or ELKS.
Meets every Tuesday night In B. P O. E. hall,
corner of Sn Francisco street and Aspen ave
nue. Visiting brothers cordially Invited to
attend. FRED S. BREEN, E. R.
B. A. Doyle, Secretary.
pLAOSTAFF LODGE, NO. 13, A. O. U. W.
Meets every Thursday night in Elk's Hall
Visiting members Invited to attend.
O. N. BATT. M W.
C. A. Busn, Roc Clark Hrrr, Fin.
PLAOSTAFF LODGE NO. 7. F. & A. M.
Regular meeting, on first Saturday ot each
month at Elk's Hall, Visiting brethren Invited
to attend.
F. S. BREEN, Sec. T. J. Coalteb, W. M.
PLAOSTAFF LODOE, NO. U, I. O. O. F.
Meets first and third Friday evenings of each
month In Elks balM Visiting members Invited
to attend. V J. R. Treat, N. G.
J L. Dougherty, Secretary,
J S. CLARK,
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW.
Prescott,
Arizona.
J)R. JOHN E. ADAMS.
Office and residence; Postoffice Bldg.
rkfflnAhAtir 10 iaIi a. m 2 to 4 and 7 toftD.
m. Telephono No. 44, or Tlmerhofi's drug store
No. 58.
P. SIPE, M. P..
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON.
niHcn In Pollock block. Oiflce. hours: 11 to 12
a. m., 2 to 4 and 7 to 8 p. Af Sunday, 3 to 4 p m.
Telephone No. 81, or Tlmerhoff's drug store.
r win oe xouna momooaiuiKiik
R'I'P'A'N-S Tabules
Doctors find
A good prescription
For mankind
The 6-cent packet Is enough for usual occas
ions. Tbe family bottle (00 cents) contains a
supply for a year. All druggists sell them.
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