The Coconino sun., January 09, 1904, Page 6, Image 6

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CATTLEMEN MEET.
Organize the Arizona Cattleftrewera' Atso-
clatlon-Mect In Phoenix
Next Month.
At the meeting1 of the Cattlemen's
association In Phoenix January 4 offi
cers elected were as follows:
J. H. McKittrick of Cochise county,
president; James E. Bark, Maricopa
county, first vice president; James
Perkins, Yavapai county, third vice
president; Harry P. HafTner, secre
tary, and O. H. Christy of Maricopa
county, treasurer. An executive com
mittee consisting of three members
from each county was named, and
Phoenix was selected as the place for
holding the next meeting, and the
first Monday of February, 1005, was
fixed as the time for holding it.
Every county in the territory except
one was represented at the meeting.
The association endorsed the Inde
pendent Packers' Association recently
organized in Kansas City for the pur
pose of fighting the packers' trust.
Governor Brodle delivered an ad
dress of welcome to the members. The
by laws adopted provides that all
members of the Arizona Cattle Asso
ciation shall be cattlemen; that the
Initiation fee shall be five dollars and
the dues ono dollar per annum; that
there shall be one meeting each year
and that the executive committee shall
consist of three members from each
county, five members constituting a
quorum, providing they represent five
separate counties. Also a president,
two vico presidents, a secretary and a
treasurer.
The following were elected members
of the executive committee:
Cochise P. Mason, W. H. Neel and
H. R. Street.
Coconino Charles Babbitt, W. M.
Roden and George Black.
Gila J. N. Porter, A. J. Howell
and William Colcord.
Graham J. V. Parks, J. H. Hamp
son and G. A. Olney.
Maricopa N. D. Sears, W. W.
Cook and A. J. Chandler.
Mohave John Crozler, H. Lovin
and G. A. Bonelll.
Navajo Barney Stiles, R. C. Cres
well and Frank Wallace.
Pima Ed L. Vial, M. G. Maraniego
and N. W. Bernard.
Pinal-C. H. Bayless, F. L. Cres
well and J. W. Brown.
Santa Cruz F. Proctor, C. Cam
eron and G. W. Atkinson.
Yavapai L. L. Harmon, T. T. Col
lins and. John Duko.
Yuma Bert Dunlap, S. P. Seeley,
and V. Westfall.
The (HI Well Certainty.
It is now a certainty that In the next
ninety days a California company
will be here for the express purpose of
putting up the latest Improved machin
ery and will start boring for oil. The
place selected for the well will be six
miles north of Wlnslow on what Is
known as the Base Ball grounds. J.
E. Wilson of Los Angeles, who dis
covered the famous Coalingo oil fields
In Fresno county, California, while
here recently, consummated a deal
with the various parties holding
claims on these grounds and they have
surrendered their rights to tho land
and in return are to recelvo shares at
a rato of thirty shares for each aero
located by them. Tho locators of
these grounds have also purchased a
limited amount of working stock. J.
E. Wilson and C. White Mortimer of
Los Angeles are at the head of this gi
gantic enterprise. They propose to
put tho well down 3,000 feet, should
they not be able to strike oil In paying
quantities at a depth of 1,500 feet. Mr.
Wilson, as soon as he returns from a
short business trip to Mexico, will
commence preparing the ground for
the commencement of work. The year
1004 will surely be a banner year in
the history of Winslow as the striking
of oil, and it is surely here, will cause
a great amount of capital to come
here to be invested from all over these
United States. It also means a great
increase In our population, and in
fact, it means that Winslow, ere long,
will become a great city. Winslow
Mail.
Found a Cure For Indigestion.
I use Chamberlain's Stomach and
Liver Tablets for indigestion and find
that they suit my case better than any
dyspepsia remedy I have ever tried
and I have used many different rem
edies. I am nearly fifty-one years of
age and hare suffered a great deal
from indigestion. I can eat almost
an thing I want to now. Gko. W.
Emory, Rock Mills, Ala. For sale by
all druggists.
Resolution of Condolence.
Flagstaff lodge No. 409, Benevolent
and Protective Order of Elks, at their
last regular meeting passed the fol
lowing resolutions:
Whereas, It has pleased Almighty
God, the Grand Exalted Ruler of the
Universe, Giver of Life and Death, In
his all seeing wisdom, to take from
its earthly tenement, the soul of our
most worthy and dearly beloved broth
er, Michael J. Kennedy.
Whereas, By his death Flagstaff
lodge No. 409, B. P. O. Elks has lost
one of its noblest and most exemplary
members
"He is gone, but his memory llveth,
And though dead his example is here:
The sweetness and fragrance it glvelh
Will linger for many a year."
Therefore, Bo It Resolved, That
we do most sincerely mourn his sud
den and untimely death; that this
lodge extend to his family its sincere
sympathy in their great affliction.
Furthermore, Be It Resolved, That
the charier of this lodge be draped in
mourning for a period of thirty days
as a token of our grief, and these res
olutions be spread upon our minutes,
published in the city papers and a
copy be sent to his relatives.
Committee: L. W. Huinlan,
J. E. RUFF1N,
E. S. Miller.
Working Dy and Night.
The busiest and mightiest little
thing that ever was made is Dr.
King's New Life Pills. These pills
change weakness into strength, Hit
lessness into energy, brain-fag into
mental power. They're wonderful In
building up the health. Only 25o per
box. Sold by all druggists.
ADDITIONAL LOCAL
Carters household ink in colors,
violet, red, blue and green, five cents
per bottle. Sun stationery depart
ment. Tho first snow-fall of the yoar oc
curred yesterday to the depth of 4.20
Inches and tho weather bureau reports
good Indications for further storms.
Warren Isenberg of St. Louis de
sires to locate Charles Tilson, who is
supposed to bo in this section of Ari
zona, as he has a small fortune await
ing him.
Tho week of prayer services will
close on Sunday evening, the 10 Inst.,
by a union sorvlco held in the M. E.
church at the regular hour of evening
service. All are cordially Invited to
attend this service.
E. S. Gosnoy left yesterday for
Portland, Oregon, to attend tho ses
sion of the National Live Stock asso
ciation which meets in that city next
week. Mrs. Gosney and the children
accompanied him as far as Needles
where they will remain until the return
of Mr. Gosney.
The young ladies of Flagstaff gave
a New Year's ball at McMillan hall
last night which was the event of the
social season. There was a large at
tendance and the young men now
know that the joung ladies can con
duct an affair of this kind without a
single thing occurring to mar the
pleasure of the occasion. The hall
was handsomely decorated and a
largo number of invited guests en
joyed the evening.
H. C.HIbben, Geo. Babbitt, T. A.'
Rickel, Wm. Switzer, L. W. Quinlan,
M. T. Black, A. Keisler, C. M. Funs-
ton, C. T. Portz, wife and Miss Portz,
R. A. Ferguson, G. T. Harrington
and wife, Fenton Jones, Miss Julia
Manning, J. S. Amundsen and Harper
King attended the Navajo medicine
dance on Tuesday night, north of An
gel. Harry Hlbben has the details of
tho dance to perfection and is able to
go through the mazes of tho dance as
well as to sing tho songs of the Nav
ajo. "
Tho following pupils of the gram
mar department of the Emerson high
school were neither tardy nor absent
daring the last school month: Mar
ion Aubinoau, Josie Bassctt, Buna
Bayless, Laura Barker, Marguerite
Fulton, Donald Haffly, Cella Aikins,
Glenn Haffly, Alice Taylor, Gussle
Treat, Emma Newman, Leo Quay and
Maude Brooks. The following pupils
of tho fourth grade were neither tardy
nor absent: Ruby BaylesB, Flora
Jensen, Edith Lamport and Karl
Husst. There were no tardies in the
fourth.
Notice to Creditors.
Estate of Henry P. Culllnan, deceased.
Notice U hereby given by the undersigned,
M. J. Klordan, executor of the estate of Henry
P. Culllnan. deceased, to the creditors ot and
all persons having claims against the said de
ceased, to exhibit tbem, with the necessary
Touchers, within four monthsjafter the first
publication ot this notice, to the said M. J.
Itlordan, executor, at Flagstaff, Arizona, the
same being the place for the transaction of
the Dullness of said estate, in said County of
Coconino. M. J. Riohdan,
Fxecutorot the estate of Henry P. Culllnan,
deceased.
Dated Flagstaff, Arizona, this 23d day of De
cember, 1903.
Land Oaen Tor Settlement
United States Land Office. I
Prescott, Arizona, Dee. 24, IBM. f
Notice la hereby given that plats of the sur
veys of the following townships, Town. 21 N. R.
9 K, Town. 22 N. R. 9 E , Town. 23 N. R. 9 E.,
hare been received at this office and will be of
ficially Bled Jan. 28, 19W, on and after which
date we will be prepared to receive and act on
applications to make entries in said township.
na s. hildbkth, Register.
J. M. W. Moork, Receiver.
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