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OHP 5jfW T1IE (JOCON-rN'O WEEKLY SIJX: THURSDAY, JULY 7, 802. 'r5 -W, i- il1 I il li i Hili W'wii Willi IBllfff MMHM HI WWWIIffll 'WWIMI'WH PW'i' i TT rwJMIWIWInmllMllMlBmflMTIWiyiRfflff TlinfTTii IhMW It IglMWiFinlffT 'J -VeHSSflMTOSSHISHI'ESraaHSMaffifflHWI MWaBWWHMIH aagSiBMWBaggMWMMMIiaii'JJJgBeWBar'i 7S'SiSSgS -r 's ft ,1 I 1 r-" If Elic Ctownlno THURSDAY, JULY 7, 1892. i LOOAL BREVITIES Fresh fiuit received dally at Johu AbeeVs. E. M.

Doo left for Proscott Wednesday ou legal business. Miss Ida Spauldiug, of Prcscott, is visiting her sister Grace. Mrs. T. 1).

Rumsoy lias placed her braud notice with tlie Sun held. Mrs. George IHiggs, of the Needle, Is spcuding a few daj in Flagstaff. E. S.

Clark left for Prcscott on Wednesday. Ho will-return Saturday. Frank Gibson nnd wife ami Miss Tyler, of Albuqiierqe, spent several days hero this-weckr" Tho Habbitt Urothers have a new ad (vertisoment in this issue, which it will niv niir lml Ins in reail. All kinds of iron and flu work including rooting aud spouting, done by Hoxworth Lo. Fou Sale on Rent Mj residence, containing four large rooms.

For particulars apply to Max SaUnian. Ladies desiring tho latest fashion inagaziues and fashion plates can llnd them at Johu Abccl'a news staud. Miss Mollio Clements, of Autonito, is tho guest of Rev. and Mis. ltobert Coltmau, of tho Ptcsbvteiiau church.

Fon Sale. My cntiio household furniture, stoves, feather bedj, etc. etc. Call at M. Salzuian.

Tho trains ou tho A. T. ha been sadly off time this week, owing to washouts ou tho Santa Fo and to burned bridges ou the west end. A number of patented aud unpat ented ranches for sale; some of th best rango in tho country for sheep or cattle. W.

G. Stewakt. Warner A. Hoot, representing tho Mining Iudustry and Tradesman, of Denver, spent sccral das heie this week. A match gamo of base ball has been arranged between tho Winslow aud Flagstaff nines, to bo played on tho grounds at this placo next Sunday afternoon.

Carpeutcrs arc at work this week making somo ueeded repairs to tho exterior of tho Catholic church. A neat picket fence- is also being built around the premises. Rev. Lowell Hogers and wife aio expected to arrive in Flagstaff next Ft i-day. Mr.

Kogcrs has been recently appointed pastor of the M. E. church here, in placo of Knv K. F. Norton.

Kev. N. F. Noiton, who has been pastor of tho M. E.

chinch in this placo for tho past year and nine mouths, left with his family last Tuesday afternoon 'ior Ioua, whero Mr. Noitou expects to take work next October. Mr. John Hicks and paity left for the Grand Canyon this morning. Tho party consisted of Miss of Cincinnati, Mis Clements, of Autonito, Mr.

Sanchez, Mr. Clias. Howard, Kev. Robert Coltmau aud Miss Colt-man. Sen iecs at tho M.

E. church Sunday, July 9th. Rev. Lowell Rogers, the recently appointed pastor, will preach at 11 a. m.

Young People's mcetiug at 7 p. and the annual Children's Daj services at 8 p. in. All arc cordiallj invited. Tho celebration at Williams on tho Fourth of aly was a pleasant affair and there was a largo crow in attendance.

Tho base ball gaino between the Prescott and railroad nines was won by tho former. Tho score stood 29 to 17. A. C. Morse, a sub-contractor on the new road, is in tho city.

Ho has moved his camp, and is now located seven miles from lianghart's, towards Ho states that tho grado of tho road will bo completed to Uaug-bart's in a week Journal-Mluer. 'Isaac E. Blake and Crosby, of Denver, spent several days hero last week. They were lieio for tho purposo of buying lumber for the building of a smelter at Needles. Tho smelter will be built by Denver capitalists and work has already commenced.

Col. Richard L. Raker, of Virginia, and lato professor of history in tho Maryland Military and Naval Academy will deliver humorous lecture on Love, Courtship and Marriage," at tho opera houso to-morrow evening at 8 o'clock. Col. Raker has a select colored quartette with him, who will render somo of tho popular songs of tho day.

Tho Coconino Rand will also niS in tho music. A danco will bo given at tho closo of tho lecture. Last Sunday evening a largo congro-gratlon eamo out to tho M. E. church to hear Pastor N.

Norton preach his closing sermon. Before preaching he baptized tho infant child of Mr. nnd Mrs. Todd, and at tho closo of tho sermon received eight persons into tho church. Duiing Mr.

Norton's pastorate- hero of ono year and nine months, lie has received sl.ty-livo persons into tin church, has baptised forty-ono children adults, preached ono hundred anA sevonty-flvo times, attended Tw-eh weddings, nnd made ou tbouaud calls. -MB. v. -n riSSHr I imij," TTfflflMKfiwflWWIIrW mmansastiiKE- Tin: vouirai or jui.v. How tho Uny AVss Gelcbrntcil In Vfcgslntr.

The people of Flagstaff bolieyo fa celebrating our national day of independence, aud tho Fourth of 18D2 will long bo remembered as ono of tho moat pleasant and exciting in tho history of tho Skj light City. Tho day was ushorcd in by tho firing of a national salute, with music by the Coconino Cornel Baud. Tho parade -was formed on llaihoud avenuo and the line of match taken to tho grand stand, where npptopriato ox-erelsos wore held. Tho declaration of Independence was read by E. J.

Babbitt, nud'Dlstrlet Attorney II. 1). Ross dolhoted nu excellent orntiou. The baibccuo was a succoss; tho oasting of tho oon, sheep aud pigs vas done to pctfectiou nnd tho largo ciowd pat took of tho barbecue meal with evident enJo incut. After tho barbeciiQ the crmfd to-tuuied to tho grand stand lu witness the races and tho steor tying.

THE ItACES. lu tho saddle horso tace, for quo-fou th mile dash, for a ptirso of for lii at horso aud $7.60 for second, tin co entiles weto made. D. Stauitlold enteied Mogollon; G. Hochdorfor, Nel-lio Rl Wm.

Allen, Billy. Tint race was won by Mogollon, Billy second, Nellie lily thiid. In tho running race, COO yatds dash, 100 to iirst horse, $40 to second, Mr. Powell enteied Stockiugs; C. D.

B. D. Bowker, Vaqucrokct; D. Stanfield, Fox; P. J.

Brauncu, Liver. Stocking was tho winner of first mouoy, Fuxtak-lug second placo. For the steer tjlng contest ten knights of tho lasso enteied for tho prizes and thoro was considerable good ii.Uurcd rivalry botweeu them. Frank Reed was the successful winner of tho purse of $50. He succeeded in tying Ids steer to tho satisfaction of tho committee in -It) seconds.

John Hoffman was tho lucky winner of the second prize of L'u, getting Ids animal secure in 5ti seconds. Tho other contestants made tho tying contest injprcstingj but Rodeu tied Ills animal lu 07 Ecc-ous. Wm. Pitts nnd Dick May had each a ruco to niako beforo they overtook their steers, and tho former made a rocord of 1 minntu and twenty seconds, nnd tho lat ter 1 minute aud 82 seconds. Tom Trier, Barney Styles, and Georgo Blodgett had each in turn had luck and they were shut out.

Tho steor tying proed very inter-' csting to tho spectators and several of the steer. became curaged aud ebargnl on tho crowd, scattering llicin in wild confusion, but no one was seriously injured, but a good many w'ero badly frightened. The display of fireworks in the evening was tho ilnst and largest pver made iu northern Arizona. Tho pyrotechnic display was greatly admired. The festivities of the fourth wiiero closed by a dan co at Powell's hall, given by the Coconino Cornet Band.

THE I'lFTJI VV JULY. Tho second day's celebration was as full of oujojmcnt as tho first, aud fully as large number of people were in nt-teudauce. Tho llrt race was tho blindfold wheelbarrow, for prize- of tho tho race was won by Henry Ashurst. Tho foot race 100 yards for a pnrsp of $25, was won by M. Hennessey iu 10 seconds- It.

Slater, Georgo. Zclk and Frank Sayers were tho other swiff runners. In tho free-for-all race for horses and mules, three times nrouud the track, first timo to walk second time to tiot nmrthird time to "get- there Eli," only tuo entries were mado, I). Stanlield's Brown Dick and G. Hoekeudorfcr's Nellio Illy.

Brown Dick won the first money, $2o and Nellie Illy tho second, $10. In tho running race, one-half mile heats, two best in three for a purse of $150, three entrios wero nrule. David Stanfield enteied Casino; Wm. Allen, McCrackcn; P. J.

Branncn, Livor. Tho trotting race was declated off. Tho saddlo horso race, for horses that had not been i un beforo or for cow boy horses, for a liuo saddle mado aud offered as a premium by P. C. Aston, had five entries: McDowell enteied Star; Wm.

Powell, Billy; Allen, Snoit; Sawyer, Black Billy; Wm. Campbell, Jim. The prize was secured by William Powell's Billy. Tho event of tho day was the game of baso ball betwocn tho Proscott aud Flagstaff elubs, for a purse of Tho game was called at 8 p. with tho visitors at tho bat.

Tho visitors wero not in tho best of vendition having played tho day beforo nt Williams, and tho home team had the bosVof the game from the start. Tim following is the score by innings; I 7, 8 HwtniT -1 lnJ 7 4 3 x-27 t'rweott 0 0 4 3 3 0 0-1J The half of tlio uluth inning was not played by tho Flagstaff's. The best of feeling prevailed between tho two olubs and thero as no loud talking or kicking either by thu players or spectators. Dr. J.

M. -Marshall and F. E. Tritlu wore the umpires and their decisions gave general satisfaction. The Flagstaff nine gavo a ball at Babbitt's hall iu the ovcnlng in honor of the Proscott team and their frionde, IgU, To mence ou -r which was onjoyed to tho fullest extent by thoso present.

Tho trap shooting contest was for a gold medal worth 50. The shooting was from traps and for fifteen birds and resulted as follows: E. S. Gosuoy 12 J. W.

Francis 10, W. C. Henry 11. Gilner 11, Bray 7, Scott 18, NellisO, MjitcII 12, SherwoKl 18. Thero being a tie between Mc-srs.

Scott and Sherwood thoy shot if off and tho latter won tho medal. The last thing on tho program was the entertainment at Powell's hall, glvou by tho Coconino Cornet Band and wound up tho grandest celebration ever held iu northern Arizona, and great credit is due tho committee of arrangements for tho success of the two days' sport. l'rescott People. The following Piescott people weic isitors to Flagstaff on tho 15th: Mr. uid Mrs.

W. B. Jones, Mr. and Mrs. J.

E. Martin, Mr. and Mrs. E. B.

Cige; Major and Mrs. J. M. Wateis; -s. E.

P. Dake, Mr. and Mrs. Has-ki 11, Mr. aud Mrs.

F. E. Andrews, Miss Georgia Weaver, Miss Mattio Tattle, Messrs. II. D.

Aitken, Homy Guldwatcr, F. A. Tiitle, J. M. Aitken, Miles Archibald, Hcibert Dor-win, E.

J. F. Home, J. Stew ait, A. E.

Gihnoie, J. M. Riley, M. Harris, Ed Yotk, Wilmolt Pcutland, Crook Ma-lion. Elmer Wells, R.

WIson, C. Alla-b tek and bcveral others. Iiintallutlon of Ofllcri'D. Mountain Lodge, No. 15, K.

of installed the following officers at their ueetingon Wednesday night. District Deputy Grand ChauccllorT. J. Coalter was master of ceremonies: C. A.

Rush, P. N. G. Lay ton, C. A.

E. Brown, V. R. M. Francis, J.

11-Vol hies, M. of E. F. Greenlaw, M. of John Sanderson, K.

of R. C. H. Coble, M. George Prime, I.

G. A. T. Cornish, O. G.

Trustees, A. T. Cornish, C. II. Coble, A.

George, i An Absent Pastor. Iu conscqucnco of the ahseneo of the pastor of tho Presby t-iian church, that congiegation will unito with the Methodist church iu their morning and evening services on Sabbath, July 10, 1892. The Piesbytcrian Sabbath school will be held at 10 a. in. The Young People's Society at 7 p.

in, iu their chapel. rEasxffissTCTsaa COOK (Sc til FLeigjeiti.ff MIDSUMMER SALE NOW IS THE goods, and we are determined (o do so. GINGHAMS Silk finished Zephyrs Former Fiieo Fine Amoskeag Ginghams Former Piico ApiouGiughams Former Piico FOR CASH ONLY. eifcfcitt Trleigfssteiff, -A. on.

When the Heart is Affected By Rheumatism or any of the muscles near that organ it is like tamperiug with an electiie wire for death may come at any moment. If life is woith $5, go to tho druggist aud get Dr. Di'iimuioud'b Lightning Remedy or scud to the Drummond Mediciue 18-50 Maiden Lane, New York, and thoy will send you a large bottle by prepaid express. It is not as quick as eleeti icily, but it will s.ue your life if you take it iu time. Ageuts wanted Mioollin: Airrny nt Ash I'orlc.

On Thursday morning a telegram as sent heie giving meagre details of a shooting affray at Ash Fork. 1'ioni what can bo gathcied it seems that Tom West, who is running a saloon at that place, and R. W. May, a sheepman, had some trouble oer a gamo of cards iu West's saloon on Wednesday night. Iu tho moruiug the parlies met and the trouble was lenewcd.

May shot Vcst and killed him. After tho shooting May mounted his horso aud rode away iu a southcily direction. Tom West was well known in Flagstaff, as is also May. Walter J. Hill's Itculdencc iturncd.

On Saturday night last about 0:30 tho lcsidcnco of Walter J. Hill at Volunteer Spiiugs was disco'vercd to be on fire and was burned to tho ground. Mr. Hill, who now resides in Flagstaff, was at the ranch at tho time of the fire, but was at tho buuk house, some distance from tho dwelling. Mr.

Hill saved nearly all his valuable library and a portion of his furniture. Tho iesideuco was built a few years ago and as one of the best ranch dwellings iu this vicinity aud cost There was an insuraueo on the place for 52,000. Tuesday morning C. Ray less re ceived the sad intelligence from his wife, who is at Eureka Springs, of tho supdeu dcatli of their little child. Mr.

Ray less stalled for Eiucka Springs on the noon train that day. Mr. aud Mrs. Raylcss have tho licait-selt sympathy of this entiro community in their sad bereavement. Fon Sale.

Tho dining room and kitchen furniture, together with all privileges counectcd therewith. This is a fine opportunity for a first-class cook to obtain a good business For further particulars enquire at the Del Monte hotel, Flagstaff, Arizona. SIVI TIME! We will com- 25e. Now 10c- 15e. Now lljc 10c.

Now 7Jc ei. Dead Sea l'rults. Tlicv slav multitudes when they arc tho ptoditct of neglect of incipientdis-ease. A "slight" cold, a fit of indigestion, biliousness or constipation each or any of these "minor ailments" advance in many cases with "league-destroying strides." Gie them a swift, early defeat with Hostctter's Stomach Hitters and avert tho danger. Aber- nethy administered an alarming re buke to tho man who infoinicd him that he had "only a cold!" "Ouly a cold," repeated the doctor.

"What would ye have the plague!" Rheumatism and la grippe arc easily cxtin- guisliablo at tho stait. Why then al low them to get up a full head of steam? Put on tho brakes witli the Bitters. Tho genial warmth which this supeib medicino diffuses through tho system, the impetus it gies to tho circulation of the blood, its soothing and sticngtheuing effect upon tho nervous, specially tcconuncud it to the enfeebled and sick. 'Tis tho great specific for malaria. No matter hat may be tho ills you bear from indigestion, a dose of Ayer's Cathartic Pills ill case ou without question.

Just try them once and be assiucd; they have much woise dyspeptics cuiod. You'll find them nice and amply worth tho price. A Itewnrd or 300 Will be paid for any caso of Rheumatism which cannot bo cured by Dr. Druumioud's LightningRcmcdy. This offer is made iu good faith by the pio-prictors, and there is no reasonable excuse for any ouo to suffcrlonger.

Any ordinary caso will be cured wltli-ouo bottle. In addition to tho reward for dillicult cases, tho money is always refunded where tho remedy fails to cure. Tho prico of a bottle is $5 and that is the cost of a cure. Drummond Medicino 18-50 Maiden Lane, New York. Agents wanted.

me, George, but when I saw you a year ago, your face was covered witli pimples; it seems to be all light now." "Yes, sir; that's be-causo I stuck to Ayer's Sarsaparilla, tho greatest blood medicino iu tho world. I was never so well in my life as I am now." WANTED An energetic man to manago branch olllcc. Only fow dollars needed. Salary to start; $7 per month and Interest in tho business Tho Western Kansas City, Mo. nihJltf Jewelers, If! W8 Us IN OUE SEVERAL LINES.

Dry Goods, Clothing. Boots, Shoos. Hats, and Notions. Agricultural Implements, a Carload noon the Way. A CARLOAD OF THE GELEBBATEO STUOEBAKER WAGONS ALSO OH THE WAV.

Now comes Spriny, brinyiny ilsjlomrs, birds, butterflies and wants. Nature will attend to the former, and we will look after the latter. We ask the jwivilcye of supplying your spring wants for yoods in our line, from a new and fresh slock, of which we feel justly proud. )Vc have never been so well fitted and acquipped for a season's business as at the present lime, and never felt so completely confident of our ability to serve you with the very best AT PRICES FAVORING THE PURCHASER I And noiu as to the point of particular interest to all buy ers the price. In this regard you will find us right where you will naturally expect to find a live, energetic, wide-awake business house, not doing business for fun, but for profit, and realizing that the profitable way to conduct a business is to turn out lavge quantities of goods quick on close margins, this is exactly what you will find us doing any day you chance to drop in.

We have an earnest, friendly desire to do just as well by you as we jwssibly can on every purchase, and to thereby merit and obtain your future esteemed patronage. F. J. BFRAIMrslEIN! Wool Growers Meet. The eighth annual meeting of the Aiizona Sheep Breeder's and Wool Grower's Association was held iu the office of the Coconino Sex, on Tuesday evening, July 5th.

II. Campbell, the president of tho Association, called the meeting to order. Walter J. Hill, the secretary, lead the minutes of tho last meeting, whicli were approved. The subject of iodeo, marks, brands, wool washing and other matters of interest to members of the Association wero discussed with interest.

Tho following officers were elected for the ensuing year: II. D. Ross, pics-ident; J. D. Newman, licc-preident; J.

F. Daggs secretaiy; D. M. Francis, treasurer. The timo of the fall lodeo was Ibid for August 15th, to meet at Flagstaff.

Tho pi csident was instructed to appoint tho requisite number of delegates tot attend tho Inter State Woolgrower's Convention to be held in Albuquerque on September ICtli, 1892. The meeting was well attended and an interesting one. The meeting adjourned to the call of the president. Ou Satin day night the following officers of Flagstaff Lodge, Xo. 11, I.

O. O. weio installed for the ensuing term: W. W. Hagerman, X.

J. L. Treat, V. II. Heller, J.

A. Vail, Joseph Randolph, Warden; Jesse Gregg. Conductor; Haney Hcaslcy, R. S. X.

Anton Kline, L. S. X. 1. X.

Lewis, R. S. V. J. R.

Treat, L. S. V. D.tn'l I'lime, I. Henry Lockett, Chaplain; X.

Laytou, R. S. W. Money, L. S.

S. Trustees, I. X. Lewis aud A. II.

Reas-ley. The installation ceremony was co'nducted by D. D. G. C.

R. Uay-less. Frank Payne, Wm. Mclnthu aud Frank Bcal, were elected school trustees for Bellemont district. The trus tees will niako airangemeuts to build a new school house.

The selection for trustees is a good one, and the school under their management should be equal to any in tho county. Misses Lucj aud Julia Stilwcll, ar-tived from Fort Mohavo to-day and they will spent several weeks hero the guests of Mrs. C. M. Funston.

Tho rain of Tuesday laid the dust. This section could staud a week's rain, as it lias been unusually dry this season. Wm. Mclntire, the Bellemont wool-grower, has been spending the week in Flagstaff. W.

G. Stewart returned from his trip to the east on Fiiday last. Major D. M. Riordan returned from San Francisco last week.

SAXG- GOltf WASHING MHH01M. Wo havo opened first-class Laundry on South Railroad avenuo Flagstaff, where wo arc prepared to do tho finest work in our line. Special rates made with families. a28 NOTICKS l'Olt l'L'HMCATlOX. IjM'D OfriCE AT TlthSCOTT.

Juno 18M. Notice 1 hereby clvcn that the following named cottier liai filed notice of Ids Intention to-makcUimt proof In supixirt of his claim, and that s-ild proof ulll Ik) mado before thu Cieilt of the District Court, at riasMnir, Arizona, on July KJ2. xlr: Kobertb. Clarke, htiinoMead application Xo. KB.

for the 4 of U. of and ft VV of 4 of sec. 32. twp. 20 X.RnK.

lie names tho following witnesses to prme Ills continuous residence upon, and cultivation of. said laud. lt: J. H.llosklns, Charles llabhltt, II. I'.

Iiunta, Alouzo MIILof flagstaff. Ariz. jt'J-t0 4. C. Marti.

Regis ter. I. isi) Orrici: at rnrsscoiT. 1 June 10. 1832.

Xolleels hereby ghen that the following-uaimd Fttlir h.is filed not Ice of his Intention to mal-c final proof lu support of his claim, and Hint said pi oof will bo made before tho Clerk of tho District Court, at flagstaff. Arizona, on haturday, July if. ISM. John Marshall, Homestead Application Xo.rw, forthefcouth-east quart or, t-oclion 10. Township 20 Kango 8, I'.

Ho names the following witnesses to proo his continuous residence upon, nnd cultivation of. said land, Allen Do le, T. fryer. Win. Ashurst, tleoige I'll nee, all of flagstaff, Aiizona.

Jnn lMt I. C. JIaiitik. Register. l.v;.D OrriCE at ritnscoTT.

i July 2 isc. Notico is hereby gten that tho following-n lined settler has filed notice of his intention to nuke final proof lu support of his claim, and that said proof will bo mado beforo tho Clerk of tho District Court at flagstaff. Ariz on Saturday. Aug Ulh, lsW, John It. Application Xo.

510, for tho bE'i of bee. 28, Twp. 22. It 2 lie names the following witnesses to prove his continuous residence upon, and cultivation of. said land, viz: f-anfonl Hone.

John Drain, Arthur Lanrenco and James)! Sanford, all of Williams. Arizona. July 7 J.C MAKT1X. Register. Notice to Taxpayers.

Oi ricn or the Bo ird or SurEKVisoits, 1 COCOMS.O Co Arizona. June 21, lfM. 1 Xotlrolfuorcbyghcntlm tho county assessor has completed tho asssssment roll for lfrW and delivered tho same to me: that it is now open for inpcclloii at the office of tho Hoard in Rabbin's block further notico is hereby given that tho Roard will meet qs a Hoard of Equalization, on July 1st, IS92, and hold Us session as provlddd by law By order of tho Board Pulliaji, Clerk All kinds of CLOTHING GLEANED, PRESSED AND repaired: Talronago solicited from riagstaff, Williams and Winslow. All work promptly clcauid anil returned. VEB LEE.

flagstaff. Viestof Bank Hotel. NT3VV I havo opened a first-class barber shop on Leroaux street, where only tho best work in my line will bo done. PRICES REDUCED Shaving, 15c, Hair Cutting, 35o. Soliciting a share of sn patronage of thor puuue, i ain.

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