The Flagstaff sun-democrat. [volume], January 14, 1897, Image 5

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THE SUJN -DEMOCRAT.
NOTICE TO TIIK I'irill.li
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able monthly.
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Business locals 10 cents per line for flrst In
sertion, and H cents por line for each subse
quent Insertion.
Tnrs PDN-PEMOCnATls pleased to contribute
In public matters, hut all noilcesof festivals,
fairs, roeetlnis of socletlox. suppers enter
tainments and mention of marrlaecs. births
and deaths hevonrt the reeular announce
ment, will be charted for at reenla- rates.
THURSDAY. JANUARY 14. 1897
' Phoenix streels hip s si-a of until.
Frank Dougherty was hero from
Williams TtiHsiliiv.
Thenv'trv jingle of the (deijhlpll
is hestd in tin- liiixl.
Fivsli ilt'iw mill celery always in
Stock at Collin Uttw.
Rooms to Rent Inquire at M.
Lamb's up llic Pot office.
J. M. Dennis, t lin Williams IuiiiIm-i-ami.
was in tiiwn rtlilty.
E F. (iiei'iiliiw rt'iitrm-il Motility
Binniln fnun L"S Angplps.
It. II. CnlilPWii is linlnr :m ml-
ditimi lutili t" lil- residence.
Good clulll sillies ill M. J. HllgmiU's.
Try tin- 2.ou mill ?:i 00 slii.e-i.
V li.iv' just ti-ci-ivdl n liini'lnf
fresh sweet cider. C. Hitos.
Bli.z mis in K itisiis il.'l.iynd Ni
1 eteltl.i W or eight hours.
DivtKi'in Superintendent C. It IVirv
iv lis in ton n Ki id.i ftoni G.illup, N. M.
F. W. Ur.iu regNlPicd sit tin- Nh
Bank ilnti'l Siiiiil.t)' I rom M'jnt', Cal.
A.'-U. P.iNi.ll, il pilillllllelll lilisnn"s
mminf Willi. mis, was here, yesieid.iy.
Mrs. It. Wignin f Window sin)iil
at Ihi) Gi.mil Canyon Hotel Wedne
day. l"-iti': Ji'tips. ipjiresfiiliiij; llti' Lii
Angeles HpiiiIiI, called onuslii
d
E S ( tipy iwtiuned fnun i lui-i-oess
nut-ion to I.'is Angeles 1 iips
day..
Rpv. F. Dilly ri'tttrtipil Tuesday
morning from a visit to Williams
palish.
Hood's Pills are easy to take. easy
to operate. Cure ludigesiiou, head
ache. 25c.
J. W. Weatheifoid gleets the realt
ors (tits week with an interesting ad
vertisement. Thomas Riekel, representing Babbitt
Bros., paid Gallup, N. M., a Iiiisiiicas
call this week.
C. A. Rathbun, the Las Vegas
cattlpbuyer, lias been in town several
days this week.
Mrs. A. M. Hicks tcturued Tuesday
from Phoenix where site had been vis
iting Mr. Hicks.
The present snow fall will ho wotth
several thousand dollars to the ranch
ers and stockmen.
Wood Foit Sale Any ono wantiug
stove wood in any lengths, leave older
Willi Collin Bros.
C. E. Boyee, J. T. Broylrs and
Geotge U. Young were in town Satur
day from Williams.
The best is the cheapest and when
jou want tlto best go to Van Dereu
Bros, meat market.
Max Salzman. proprietor of the big
met pantile establishment at Williams,
was in town Tuesday.
When you want fresh meats, fish,
pork and game, call on Van Dercn
Bros., in the Bxbbitt block.
James O'Brien came down from his
ranch near Be.llcmnnt Tuesday to
place his children in school.
William Wendover, who has been
visiting telatives and friends in New
Yolk State, returned to Flagstaff Fri
day. , William Babbitt returned from Kan
sas City Tueeday, where ho had liemi
with livo catloads of cattle for Babbitt
Bros.
Mis. A. M. Conard of Williams came
in on No. 2 Satunlay morning to re
ecivo medical attention from Dr. D. J.
Brauuen. She icturned on No. 1.
THE PLACE
YOU
QOCONINO COUNTY may GET the Reform School
building finished up this year, or she may GET the
Insant Asylum; Flagstaff will GET the waterworks. But
you can't GET the best shoe in Flagstaff, viz., the GlESECKE,
nor you can't GET the best pair of pants in Flagstaff, viz.,
the Swee Or pants, and you can't GET the best line cf
neckties, or the most complete line of gents' furnishings
in Flagstaff to select from, unless you call on J. W.
WE-ATHERFORD at his well-filled and up-to-date
Gents' Furnishing Store on Railroad avenue.
If you want good, suitable, 3 a'j it xiti i goods, and a
better assortment to select from than you can get any
where else, don't fail to call and see us.
Our new amples for Spring tailor-made clothing have
just arrived and we absolutely guarantee every suit to
fr, no money being required until you have tried on suits
and are satisfied.
Remember, we always keep on hand a full and com
plete line of high-grade hats, viz., the Stetson and Lion
brands, at prices that defy competition.
We will endeavor to be accommodating and courteous
to all who may call on us, and wish to extend our thanks
to the many customers who have favored us with their
pa rnnage during the past year, and with the idea ever
before to endeavor to please those who may call on us in
future. I am very truly yours for business,
J. W. WEATHERFORD.
Fiank .Murphy, an old lime Flag
tatlitc, eiiue down front Willi mis
Fiiday ami spent Saturday with friend
here.
V U' i) ell Hi ' mi it 'link'! Ill
tlie Bill ult tiui lil 111 is Ik -iiIijii.ii ti-is
fui tin1 I ii si il' iks, i'iiiitt, tlh am!
JiUlKt-
Cli.is. A. Uu-li, ex-Rei'in tier of lids
county, will lf.tve this itflernooii for
Phoenix, where he will remain for some
lime.
Fob Sale A four room residence
and twelve lots, north of tie school
house. Terras easy. Apply to this
otlico.
Phoenix as a winter resort does not
come up to Flagstaff. It has been
raining pitch folks down there the
past week.
W. S. Cox of El Paso, traveling for
an Eastern hardware house, slopped
at the.Graud Canyon Hotel Satuttlay
and Sunday.
Chailes E. Howard of tlio Howard
Sheep company, after spending a week
with frieuds here, returned 10 Ash
Fork Friday.
Mont. P. Chubb of Los Angeles, a
well known commercial traveler, was
in town Tuesday aud stopped at the
Grand Canyon.
Thomas N. Lord, a traveling sales
man for a Los Angeles drug house,
was in town Monday and stopped at
the New Bank.
Ben Lang and Mat Blakoly, em
ployes of the Greenlaw Lumber com
pany, were visiliug in town the foro
part of the week.
II. II. Wheeloek, representing Sim
mons Hardware company of St. Louis,
was making orders with our merchants
Monday aud Tuesday.
l. Cobleutz, representing a San
'; i i icisco bicycle house, was among
in. commercial men who slopped at
the New Bank Friday.
J. W. Thurbur left on No. I Tues
day for Kiugraau, where he has a large
contract to haul timber to the White
Hills mining district. s
Don't forget that Robort Hennessy
is ruuniug the Flagstaff Meat Market,
lioxworth's old stand, where alt will
get courteous treatment.
Hon. II. F. Ashurst was here Tues
day to pay a last visit to bis parents
aud frieuds before leaving for bis leg
islative duties at Phoenix.
TO GET WHAT
WANT.
'I'Iip I'atilist Fathers, who conducted
the missions hero a shoit time ago. are
in PlniPtiix, and are holding big meet
ings in tint opera Iioiimi there.
l.d I in i: i-iiii, ii m n j for a tint in
iii iiihIhi i.ikin.' '-.iiUiIi-Ihii nt. wis
aiii'in n,M im-i eh tut-. i"n 1 iv nin!
M"pp') at tin1 New Bank Hotel
Dfml Siieiiil Mai tin Itiiliu r.Tiuo
in Sunday night from Phoenix uith
Al Strickliu, who was indicted at the
last lei m of court in this county.
Mr. mnl Mrs. Phil BranuHti (nee
Miss Bam) arrived from Chicago
Tuesday afternoon anil are visit
ing with Mr. and Mis. Dr. D. J. Brau
neii. John T. Mitchell, a popular com
mercial traveler for a San Francisco
liquor house, interviewwd the hotel
keepers ami liquor dealers hem yester
day. Thanks to the At Izona Lumber &
Timber company and the At izona
Central Bank for some of their calen
ders. They are the littest of 'he new
year.
Jack Arnold returned Monday from
Montana where he has been at work
for several months. He sas Flagstaff
' is worth more titan tho whole State of
Montana.
The Walnut Grove dam in Yavapai
county is to be rebuilt. Many of our
citizens remember the destruction of
this dam a few years since by the
heavy floods.
The genial commercial traveler, E. S.
Waddles, representing Tootle, Wheeler
& Co., of St. Joseph, Mo., was trans
acting business with Flagstaff mer
chants Tuesday.
Hon. A. A. Dutton and wife will
leave to-day for Phoenix, where Mr.
Dutton goes to attend the coming ses
sion of the Legislature as Couucilman
from Coconino county.
You can be well when your blood is
rich, pure and nourishing. Hood's
Sarsaparilla makes the .blood rich and
pure aad cures all blood diseases, re
storing health and vigor.
J. C. Brown of Williams and W. P.
Cutting of Challender, guests of F.
W. Slsson, treasurer of the Arizona
Lumber & Timber company, registered
at the New Bank Hotel Friday.
Ladiest Miss Annette Rowe has ar
rived from Los Angeles with a fall
line of millinery, and will be gladto
BABBITT BROS.
wnoiesais ani Bstall Mm in
GENERAL MERCHANDISE.
Have just received Car Cudahy's Meats and Lard; Car
Fancy Bell Flour Apples in 50-lo. boxes; Car Eagle -and
St. Charles brands C mdensed Milk; Car N. K. Fair
bank & Co.'s Toilet and Laundry Soaos and Gold Dust
Washing Powder; Car Arbuckle's Coffee; Car Crackers
and Cakes. We also carry full lines of Crockery, Queens
ware, Stoves, Hardware, Patent Medicines, etc
DEflL&RS
Can Save Money by Sending Us Their Orders.
TO OUR RETAIL GUSTO,WdRS:
We have big bargains in all our immense linss of Dry
Goods, Groceries, Clothing, B ots and S'aoas. Hardware,
etc. Buying in such quantities as we do, we can easily
create bargains that no other firm dare attempt.
NEW BANK HOTEL
LYMAN H.
j
Most Handsomely Appointed a:d Mist Libaially Mmagsj
Hotel in Arizona.
This elegant hotel has had $5030 expended on its renova
tion, rearrangement and decoration. Completely
equipped with all modern improvements
Klcctrir light in cviry room.
-CUISINK AND SERVICE UNEXCELLED."
HEADQUARTERS FOR TOURISTS AND TRAVELERS.
see tho ladies of Flagstaff m tin
Racket Store. She has mine Iit to
stay and will he pleased to trim your
hats and will assure satisfaction. s
The wnolliuyprs are again to he
Reen on the streets, but they have not
yet begun to run after the wnolgrow
ers very hard. Howevir, wool U ad
vancing a few points every day.
The subjects of discourses at the
Methodist church Sunday ni'itning and
evening will be: The Increase of
Faith" and "The Best Thing."
C. P. Wilson, Pastor.
A. F. B.nita. brother of Henry
Banta, will move the plant of the
Pick and Drill from Phoenix to Pres
ent!. It is stilted that lie will put in a
job offive in connection with his plant.
The Greenlaw Lumber Company last
week sold In the Pomona (Cal.) Street
Railway Company twelve thousand
ties. They are shipping large quan
tities of lumber daily to Southern Cal
ifornia. Flagstaff Moat Mitket is the only
place in town to buy fresh meats.
Everything kept in the butcher's line,
such as beef, mutton, pork, sausage,
wild games, fish, etc. Robt. Hennessy
proprietor.
T. E. Pollock, Vice-President of the
Arizona Central Bank, paid Kingman
and other towns west of here a business
visit the Hist of the week: Ho reports
great activity in Kingman in the
mining business.
Chailes Canall returned from Los
Angeles, Cal., Sunday morning. Mr.
Canall will be a candidate forsergeant-at-arms
of the coming Legislature, and
no man In Arizona would fill the posi
tion any belter than he.
The Commercial Company of this
city are shipping from ten to fifteen
car loads of hay to Fort Wingale,
New Mexico. This is the largest ship
ment of bay ever made from Flagstaff
to any one point, by aoy firm.
The heavy sleet which fell at Can
yon Diablo and points east caused the
TOLFREE '
PROPRIETOR
wiivs of the Postal Telegraph eora
pny to give way and several miles of
the line are down. Manager Sparling
1ms been buy repairing the break.
A scrap occurred at Walnut Tues
day betweeu two men who hail im
bibed too much bug juice and one of
Uih belligerents received u few slashes
over the frontal piece of tho head, but
no serous damage resulted from the
encounter.
J. V. Thnrber has secured & three
months contract for hauling ore and
freight between Kingman and White
Hills. He shipped his wagons, trams
and freighting outfit from here Tues
day. He contemplates putting on
three or four eight-horse teams.
Jules Aubiueau, the popular liquor
dealer, was among the enterprising
citizens who expressed themselres as
having renewed hope for Flagstaff's
future after learning that the bill to
authorize the town to issue $65,000
iu bonds for waterworks had passed
Congress.
The sermon next Sunday morning at
the Presbyterian church will be de
livered by the Rev. J. A. Manuel of
Albuqueique. The sacrament of the
Lotd's Supper will be administered
and new members admitted. The
sermon for the evening service will be
deliveied by the pastor, Rev. H. P.
Corser, theme, "Keep the Good to the
Front."
Will, son of F. L. Fredricks, was
given a check for $90 Mouday by his
lather to pay a bill owed at Babbitt
Bros. Instead of turning the check
over for this purpose, the boy had it
cashed and with the money laid iu a
supply of shooting irons that would
have eclipsed Jessie James' collection.
Then he got aboard a freight train
here and left for the East. Mr. Fred
ricks swore out a warrant for the boy's
nrrest and Deputy Sheriff W. C. Bay
less boarded another train and over
took the young man at Winslow, re
turning with him Tuesday morning.
The youth was locked up In the county
jail and yesterday released. j
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