The Coconino sun., March 05, 1904, Page 6, Image 6

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COCONINO SUN.
BEGINNING NEW SERIES.
ANNOUNCEMENTS.
1
Commercial Club Bowllnt Contest. Belln
nlnf rebruary 27.
February 27
To. Av.
Rains 168 172 146 486 162
Portz 143 103 142 390 130
Perkins Ill 103 162 376 1251
Total pins. 12.52.
G. Babbitt.... 149 144 180 482 160
Pollock 107 100 136 349 110
L. Verkamp.,104 109 92 305 101
Total pins, 1130.
March 2
Blair 124 147 167 438 140
J. Verkainp...l90 101 160 451 150
Amvndson....l03 100 148 357 119
Total pins, 1246.
Powers 144 192 160 496 105
A. Babbitt... 145 130 128 403 134
Quinlan 103 96 103 302 100
Total pins, 1201.
Finals In ladies' contest by six high
est bowlers will be bowled next week.
WhM la Life?
In the last analysis nobody knows,
but we do know that it is under strict
law. Abuse that law even slightly,
pain results. Irregular living means
derangement of the organs, resulting
in constipation, headache or liver
trouble. Dr. King's New Life Pills
quickly re-adjusts this. Its gentlo,
jet thorough, Only 25o at all Drug
Stores.
LETTER LIST.
List of letters remaining in the post
office, uncalled for, for the week end
ing February 27, 1904:
BIddlecomb, John Carroll, J S
Carroll, Mrs A Crawford, Walter
DeLong, R G Ecolk, Marthel
Houck, S G McGlothlin, Walt
McCanwell, Dan McLaughlin, C M
McLaughlin, Jas Palmer, Lulu
Palmer, Lilly Rayl, Tilraan
Snyder, Geo Stancel, Robt
Shaffer, J Train, Frank
Wright, Ernest
MEXICAN LIST.
Gutierez, Nenepauseno
Gonzales, Treinto Lusero, Macsiman
Lobato, Gregorio Rodriquez, Ines
When Inquiring for the above mail,
please say "advertised."
T. J. Coalter, P. M.
Harvey Colcord and Mr. J. W.
Ellison, accompanied by his daugh
ters Lena and Duett, came over from
Ellison Tuesday. They were met
here by Geo. W. P. Hunt, of Globe,
and on Wednesday night a quiet wed
ding took place at the home of Mrs.
A. M. Boyer. Mr. Hunt and Miss
Duett Ellison were the contracting
parties, Judge Wattron officiating.
Mr. and Mrs. Hunt left Thursday
morning on their wedding tour. They
will visit points of interest in Old
Mexico and also attend the St. Louis
exposition before they return. Mrs.
Hunt has numerous friends here who
join the Argus in wishing them a long
and happy life on the matrimonial
sea.
The following pupils of the Gram
mar department of the Emerson High
School were neither tardy nor absent
during the last school month: Marlon
Aubineau, Josie Bassett, Buna Bay
less, Laura Booker, August Dletz
man, Allln Greenlaw, Donald Haflly,
Jane Malcolm, Alice Taylor, Gusslo
Treat, Emma Newman, Hattie Isbell
and Maude Brooks. The following of
the Fourth grade were neither tardy
nor absent: Charley Nickoll, Flora
Jensen, Fannie Nickel and Karl
Hurst. No pupil In the room was
tardy during the month. ,
TOWN ELECTION, MONDAY, APRIL, 4,
1904.
for Marshal.
I hereby announce my candidacy
for the offico of marshal of the town of
Flagstaff, subject to the action of the
voters at tho polls on election day,
Monday, April 4, 1904.
W. C. Bayuess.
I hereby announco my candidacy
for the office of town marshal of Flag
staff, subject to tho decision of the
voters at the town election to bo held
Monday, April 4, 1904.
Jeff Thompson.
Tor Supervisor of Streets.
I hereby announce my candidacy
for tho office of Supervisor of Streets
of the town of Flagstaff subject to
the decision of the voters at their
town election to be held Monday,
April 4, 1904.
John O. Hakuington.
for Clerk.
I hereby announco myself as a can
didate for the office of clerk of the
town of Flagstaff, and respectfully
solicit tho support and endorsement
for that office of tho voters of the city
at the polls on Monday, tho 4th day
of April, 1904.
Larky W. Quinlan.
Fred Allen, government agent at
tho Navajo reservation, brought a
"Poor Lo" to town under arrest this
week for breaking into one or two
post stores and incidentally trying to
put an end to the earthly career of a
neighbor by the primitive means of
bow and arrow. It may bo Brother
Johnson has been teaching him that
classic poem,
Who killed cock roblu?
I says the sparrow.
With my bow and arrow
and tho inspiration prompted him to
become u hero. Poor fellow, ho has
taken quarters with the hospitable
Sheriff Johnson.
Rejection of all Bids.
The interior department has reject
ed all bids submitted several days
ago for a supply of from 150,000 to
250,000 barrels of Portland cement to
the government for the Salt river ir
rigation project in Arizona.
Tho action is the result of excessive
prices submitted by the cement manu
facturers, the department stating that
first-class Portland cement can be
manufactured at the dam site on Salt
river from good materials at hand
there for less than 93 a barrel.
The following item Is taken from
tho Sault Ste Marie, Mich., Evening
News: "Mrs. C. N. Carr, of Algon
quin, expects to leave the last of this
month for Flagstaff, Arizona, where
she intends to make her home. Mrs.
Carr ha been taking care of tho
Nease property at Algonquin, in
which she owns an Interest, since Mr.
Carr's death which occurred last Sep
tember." Mrs. Carr is a niece of Mrs.
D. J. Brannen, of this place and she
expects her relative within the next
ten days.
John H. Page, of the Canyon Cop
per company, was hero today on busi
ness. W. C. Fisher, representing the
Southwest Printers' Supply, of Los
Angeles, is here today on one of his
regular visits to the printers of Flag
staff. Nice waste baskets, willow or wire.
Sun office.
TO THE EAST
IN A TOURIST
SLEEPER
That's the title of a booklet that any Santa Fe
agent will be glad to furnish you. Tells all
about the comfortable way to travel on that
Eastern trip. These sleepers run every day, and
and on three days a week are Personally con
ducted, Santa Fe Conductors accompanying
them to look after lacies and children and the
infirm, Berth rate in these sleepers is one-half
the first-class.
Santa Fe Is the way.
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Facts and Records About the Stallion
Tobasco.
Ills sire Lobnsco held the world' stallion
race record.
Lobasco's sire lirmont was tho grand sire nf
Lord Urllllant, the great show horse, who has
410 blue ribbons to his credit, nnd whose owner
refused t75,COO for him. Kgmonfs Hire Uelle
mootwas kIvcd precedence oer all the stal
lions In Kentucky, and his book tilled at I50
service fees at his death. He was the sire of
Nutw iod, the champion sire of raio horses, and
Fred Arthur. 2:lli Clara D, 3:ll. and his
descendants, Pamlico, 2:10: Onn.ua. 2:11; tho
champion 2-year-old niley, pacer Vassar, 2 07:
and that remarkable quintet of four-year-old
IIIleys.aeon:laLej.2:12!: Ncnonellnc, tiU'i;
Wistful, 2:13; Elfrlda. 2:I3'; nnd Hoselcnf,
S.I4i. together with the two-jeur-old Illlcy
LaUclle 2:18; tho pacing mare I.ullclle, 2.U9,
and most sensational of all tho eh implon Pa
cini; stallions, John R. Gentry, 2 03
llcllcmont'H sire Abdullah, was the tlrst horse
to sire a 2:15 trotter, Goldsmith Maid, 2:14;
world's record 1874. Ills treat grand son Cres
ceus was the Urst trotting horse to lower tho
two minute mark. 1903. Tobasco's dam by
Saturn, 2005; by hatolllte.200, sire of Fred K.
pacer, 2.00)i; Saturn, the sire of dam of Field
mont, pacer, 2:U'4. These records prove th-U
his family for thirty years has been In tho2:l&
list. He Is the only stallion owned In Arizona
to place a 2: 15 performer on an Arizona track.
Cobre Grande, 2:I4H. Phoenix, Arizona, Janu
ary 2, 1903.
This horse will make tho season of 1901 nt the
ranch of W. K. Itoss, eight miles south of
Ilhoades, Arizona, for the service foes of $12 50
for season, or 25 to Insure a living colt. Pas
ture furnished, without extra charge for
marcs careful handling, but all accidents at
owner's risk.
I also own a registered herd of Shorthorn
cattle and will sell calves at a price that will
sae the freight from the large breeding farms
In the east. These calves having the additional
benefit of being acclimated, Intending pur
chaser!) are cordially Invited to Investigate
their certificates of registration, and satisfy
themselves that they are procuring the best
blood that money can buy. Address nil com
munications to
W. K. ROSS,
Rheades, Arizona.
FLAGSTAFF ASSAY OFFICE,
A. E. DOUGLASS.
Flagstaff, ... Arizona.
Office hours 11 a. m. to 12 m.
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entfrea. Olileit agency for aecuring polenta.
I'atenta takvn through Munn A Co. rccelra
tpteiat notice, without charge. In the
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