The Coconino Sun from Flagstaff, Arizona • Page 7

'fv 7W; y- -3 saiSswk j. SMA tVfl (j. hcCboconhmxiw. THL'HSDAY. MAY 23, 1895.

NOTIOi: TO THE PUBLIC. AU contracts and bills for advertising pay- Ub 10 ts er llno for per lino for each subse- rnrosiNO SON is pleased to contribute Dublle matters, but all notlcesof festivals, air- meetings of societies, suppers, cnter-, and mention of marriages, births and beyond tho regular announco-uiont will be ehaigeU for at regular rates. OITY SUNBEAMS. Get your straw hats at Rogers'. jits.

J- H. I-I1 lias returned from London, Ontario. Save money by payiug cash for your goods at Rogers'. For Sale A lot of household goods. Apply to M.

J. Doran. Ftank Payne, a Bellemout business m.u, was up Saturday. For a stylish, good fitting suit of clothes go to Babbitt Bros. Just leceived a now lino of mon's and ladies' shoes at Rogers'.

Attend the lire department meeting Saturday night at K. of P. hall. Go to Collin's for fresh fruits, dressed poulti and full cream cheese. Citv Marshal lloclulei ffer spent a few dajs at his ranch this week.

F. A. Armitage, cutter for Babbitt Bros. We guarantee all our work. J.

B. Jones, tho general merchant of Challender, was in town Tuesday. Don't fail to examino Mrs. E. S.

Wilcox's 50 per cent discount prices. Hood's Pills are purely vegetable, harmless, effective, do not pain or gripe. For Sale A sixholo cooking rango in good condition. Apply to C. W.

Davis. M. J. Doran is now timekeeper and scaler at J. W.

Thurber's logging camp. Contractor Kennedy returned Sunday evening from a business trip to Williams. If tho dog poisoner keeps up his deadly work the canine census taker will find himself out of a job. F. A.

Armitage, of Chicago, has charge of Babbitt tailoring de partment. Call auil see mm. It is whispered that a New Woman's club will be formed in Flagstaff. Pray Heaven the rumor may prove false. T.

Moycr and wife, nee Jennie Morse, returned from their bridal tour to San Francisco last Monday morning. For Sale A lot. of good milch cows. Will bo sold singly or in lots to suit purchasers. Apply to Alfred J.

V. Fant. Fred Riley, formerly of Challender, is in town. Mr. Riley has resigned as manager of the Saginaw Lumber Company.

Babbitt Bros, aro building a large shed on north Humphrey street for the storage of wagons and farm implements. Probate Judge N. G. Layton returned Tuesday from Williams, where he filed homestead papers for several people. W.

K. Worth, the accommodating clerk of tho Bank hotel, left Tuesday for a trip to Jerome, Prescott and Phoenix. Mrs. Perry Brown and mother, Mrs. Clark, who attended tho Williams-Clark wedding, have returned to Albuquerque.

A. A. Litton and wife, Mrs. C. H.

Coble and J. 8. Pontine and wife left yesterday for O.Mt'Creek for a few days' trout fishing. We carry a choice stock of fish, poultry, fruits, cheese, butter and eggs. Coffin Arizona, and Gallup, Noiy Mexico!" Henry Lockett and Newton Lewis have put in their potato crop in their sixty-aero patch and aro now engaged in sowing their grain crop.

Tho Arizona Central bank savings department pay fair Intrrest and affords a convenient deixtsitory lliose having small amounts to deposit, Dr. T. Holden, hag secured rooms at tho residence of George Hox-worth and those desiring dontal woik cau find him there. Dr. Holden is a 'practical dentist of twenty-five years' experience and is prepared to do all kinds of dental work.

T. A. Riordan anil M. J. Riordan, with their wives and several other "Miltonltus, spent several days last week at Oak Creek.

Mrs. M. J. Riordan caught the largest trout ever pulled ut of the placid etvoau- Next Thursday is Memorial Day. Clavk Hitt a trip to Ash Fork Tuesday.

A delicious drink is the milk shako at CotHu Bros. See samples of $4 pauts made to order at Rogers'. Leo Goldman, onn of tho leadiu" merchants of Phoenix, spent several days hero this week. E. A.

Sliker and C. H. Coble took a spin to Oak Creek on their bicycles last Saturday cveuing, returning Sunday. All twenty-mile records were broken. Prescott is a ulcfc littlo citv and wo hope to see it and Flagstaff estab-f 'lied as the summer resorts for the too sunny portions of tho territory.

Mohave Miner. Pure rich blood is essential to good health, because the blood is the vital fluid which supplies all tho organs with life. Hood's Sarsaparilla is the great blood purifier. Shiloh's euro is sold on a guarautec. It cures incipient consumption.

It is tho best cough euro. Only 1 cent a dose. 25 cents, 50 cents and $1. For sale by W. R.

Edwards. Tho ball game that was scheduled for last Sunday between the Williams and Fort Whipple willow wielders did not como off becauso tho brave soldier boys failed to keep the date. Wednesday J. Boyer and Mrs. N.

J. Aufmort were married by Justice of tho Peaco Prime. The parties nro from Stonnman's Lake. The groom is 62 ytars old and the bride 55. Miss Hattie Elliott, of Pomona, is endeavoring to get up a Grand Can yon excursion from her section, and it is very probablo that a party under the lady's chaperouage will reach hero June 4.

Sheriff Cameron, Deputy Sheriff Fairchild and E. F. Greenlaw returned Tuesday from Yuma, whither they took a party of prisoners who transgressed the law in Coconino county. J. B.

Francis, of Cliillicothc, arrived last week and will spend some timo here. Mr. Francis is the father of the Francis boys, who aro so well and favorably known in this section of Arizona. Inability to secure from tho railroad over a one-yoar lease of some property near the track has discouraged Babbitt Bros, from building the con templated warehouse in the lower end of town. Rev.

C. R. Nugent is announced to lecture on "Hawaii" at the Presbyterian church to morrow night. Mr. Nugent is an entertaining talker and tho lecture will probably bo liberally patronized.

Captain Sweeney, U. S. San Diego, says: "Shiloh's Catarrh Remedy is the first medicine I have ever found that would do mo any good." Price 50 cents. For sale by W. R.

Edwards. A half-milo raco track has been laid out beyond tho baso ball grounds, and it will be fenced in for purposes of the turf department of the sporting world of Flagstaff. It has not yet been decided to join the racing circuit comprising El Paso, Albuquerque, Prescott and Phoenix. Williams and Whipple will cross bats next Sunday and Monday and a big gamo 'can be looked for, but should Williams be defeated, after our private talk with Susie Gimlet, wo shall look for a tamo gamo with the boys in tho near future, but shall first have to bury Susie. Monday morning last, while W.

W. Hemmet of Millton was preparing breakfast for a couplo of hungry wan derers who had appealed to him for a bite, a third knight of tho road quietly entered tho house and sneaked a purse containing 9.50. Ho got out of town before being apprehended. A woman shoplifter has recently given tho merchants of Williams considerable troublo and tho "News" threatens to exposo her unless she takes something for It. Tlio disease Is popularly known aR kleptomania in tho 400 circles.

The patient in this case is said to trot in high society. Some unprincipled varmint administered a dose of poison to Timothy Donahue's famous dog Al, last Saturday owning, and the poor animal seeuieJ stijekei) with a superannuated attack of bd ftafrgfl's. Heroic remedies were hastily applied and Al is again prepared to meet all dog pugilists in bor class. Upon the occasion of the Grand Army encampment hero June 11 tho S. P.

P. and A. P. roads will make a $16.35 rate from Phoenix and an $8.15 rate from Prescott. This is tho round trip fare and tho veterans no doubt tako advantage of the opportunity fur a Que summer outing.

THEY AltK COMING. Southern California Editors "Will Arrive Friday, June 7th. Tho uuiverso will necessarily have to slip a cog or two in its diurnal peregrinations through southern California tho foro part of Juno, for 'je editors of that section have fully determined to tako a lay-off and visit nature's unrivaled wonder, tho Grand Canyon of tho Colorado. At a recent meeting of the Southorn California Press association it was decided that the party, which will probably nunibor about seventy-five persons, will lcavo Los Angeles on Thursday morning, Juno 6th, at 7 o'clock. This will hi ing them into tho Skylight City at 7:20 o'clock Friday morning, Juno 7th.

Tho programmo outlines Friday and Friday night to be spent at Flagstaff, and Saturday morning the trip will bo made to tho Canyon. Tho party will spend Sunday and Monday there, and tho return homo will commence Tuesday morning. Tho association has limited tho number of excursionists to seventy-live aud none but quill-pushers, with one member of the family, aro eligible. An iuvitation has been extended to tho California Press association, and editors who aro not members of either association can take advautngo of this excellent opportunity to expand their souls at a moderate price. All necesssiry arrangements have beon mado with J.

W. Thurber, proprietor of the stage line, and Laud-lords Coalter and Tolfi.ee, of tho Bank aud Grand Canyon hotels respectively, and the brainy men and women of the Southern California press may bo as sured of a warm reception and a rare treat in the way of scenic glories. Tho MTliccls of Justice. The wheels of justice in the Flag staff police court were lubricated Tuesday morning after a protracted lay-off. Sad and repentant, II.

B. Johnson, who has been working in a logging camp, found himself before Justice Prime, who imposed a sentence of five days in tho city dungeon. Monday night Johnson drank himself into a belligerent mood and confidently declared that the whole constabulary rould not fight in his class. His remarks were distressingly punctured with language proscribed by tno third commandment, and as his conversational powers threatened to wake the dead. Deputy City Marshal Fred Hoch-dcrffer concluded to get in a word or two.

Johnson became highly indignant and threatened to annihilate the officer in a single round, but one glance at the latter's gold cure pistol subdued his ardor and he was landed in the Black Hole of Calcutta, and next morning sentenced to five days of silence. Hoard of Trade. A meeting of tho Board of Trade, was held in tho office of Dr. J. Brannen on Tuesday night.

The board have held no meetings for tho past year, but regular monthly meetings will bo held hereafter. Tho office of treasurer being vacant, A. Cornish was unanimously elected to that position. Dr. D.

J. Brannen will continue to be president of the board and J. E. Jones secretary. After discussing several propositions winch affect the welfare of tho town, the board adjourned to meet on Friday night in the office of Dr.

Brannen. nnbbltt Tailoring Department. Having secured the services of a first-class cutter, Mr. F. A.

Armitage, we aro prepared to make suits to order at reasonable prices. Babbitt Buos. Koop Cool. Take advantage of the Santa Fe's cheap rate to San Diego, The Hortoir House will keep you at rottiiccd rates. Sunny rooms.

Sea frontage. Best table in city. Appolano Rodriguez and Teresa Walters were marrie.d this morning at the Catholic church. Awaraev Highest Honors World's Fair. DR.

CREAM BAKING POWDER MOST PERFECT MADE. A pure Grape Cream of Tartar Powder. Fre 'torn Ammonia, Alum or any other adulterant 4Q YEARS THE STANDARD. This 6eason 110,000 head of cattle havo been gathered and shipped from Mohave county ranges. Karl's Clover Root, tho great blood purifier, gives frcshucss and clearness to tho complexion and cures constipation; 25 cents, 50 cents and $1.

For sale by W. R. Edwards. Superintendent of Construction Wilson says that work on tho new public school house will probably not be resumed for about threo weeks. The building is awaiting tho arrival of steel bars from Chicago.

Tho order has been sent in but it will likely bo some time in transit. E. N. Crawford of Chicago, a brother of A. B.

Crawford, tho jeweler, will arrive hero on tho 10th inst. and will remain about ten days. Mr. Crawford is a practical optician and makes the fitting of glasses to tho eye a specialty. Those desiring the services of an expert optician should call at Crawfoid's jewelry store during his stay here.

Barney Sears now has full charge of tho Parlor Exchange restaurant, Fred Hawkins having retired from the firm. This has becomo the popular eating house of tlio town. Excellent cooking and courteous treatment aro the secret of success in this instance. A now private box has been put in for the accommodation of those who desire privacy. Aaron Goldberg and J.

B. Lacey of Phoenix spent Friday here. Mr. Goldberg is one of the linn of Goldberg Bros, and Mr. Lacey is tlio owner of tho Phoenix gas works.

Dr. Brannen drove the visitors over town and they expressed themselves as being highly pleased with the Skylight City and its superb summer climate and they will probably spend a portion of the summer here. Flagstaff's chain gang has been practically abolished. There was friction as to whose duty it was to herd tho hobos while they laundered the streets, so petty offenders must now repent within the narrow confines of the 2x4 dungeon called the city jail. It is alleged that City Marshal Hoch-j derffer claimed it was not a part of his duty to superintend the job but that the work camo under the jurisdiction of Street Commissioner Mayflower.

The latter said nay. Perhaps the city council can disentangle the snarl that seems to have disrupted the noblo enterprise. Thoje whimsical notions of socioty are responsible for a whole lot of the tribulations ot mankind. Last Saturday an eastern society lady who has transformed herself into a Trilby personified stuck her Trilby head out of the car window of a passing train, and tho terrible sight threw little Jim Osbon's horse into a violent conniption. Tho lad was flung into the air like a premature explosion, without an opportunity to choose a landing place, and the earth received him face first.

Jimmy's arm was sprained, both eyes blackened and his face is a living reproof against too general an exhibition of the fads of society. For Sale. The outfit of a mill boarding house, in running order. Has thirty boarders. Address W.

H. Carroll, Flagstaff, Ariz. 4t NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION. NOTICE IS HEKEBY GIVEN THAT the partnership heretofore existing under the namo ot Scars Hawkins Is this day dissolved. Tho business will bo continued by n.

II. Sears, who will pav all bills owed by tho concern and to whom only all accounts duo tho firm should ho paid. B. II. SEAKS, FBED HAWKINS.

Flagstaff, May 21, 1805. Strayed. From Flagstaff, last July, one bay mare branded M. O. D.

O. on left shoulder; one buckskin horso branded N. Y. and A. or J.

A. brand on left hip. Any Information lending to the recovery of tho abovo animals will be suitably rewarded. A. R.

OWEN. Notice. Notico is hereby given that the Grand Canyon Mine, or tlio owners thereof, will not bo responsible for any debts created by the lessees or bonders thereof. W. II.

RiDENOUn MAlUJAltETIl HlDENOUIt. Fine Springs, May (5, 18)5. M30th B. HOGK, -PEALER Ii- Fancy Groceries, Fine Cigars, Tobaccos and Fresh Oandies. KAIUOAD A W0MANS' WAV Is to buy the best articles for the least money.

That's why our line of CANNED GOODS is so 'popular with the best housekeepers. Is kept by us, and everything is first-class, and the housekeeper can rest assured that all our goods are as represented. GOODS PROMPTLY FLAGSTAFF COMMERCIAL COMPANY. Wholesale and Eetail Dealers in GENERAL MERCHANDISE. THE BANK HOTEL THE LEADING HOTEL Tourists and commercial travelers will find the above named hotel complete in all the modern improvements of the day.

The management will spare no pains to cater to the wants of his patrons. BY THE DAY, Also Dining Room attached, where nothing but the best the market affords is served to Guests. T. J. Coalter, FLAGSTAFF, ARIZONA.

NEWS DEPOT. FANCY GROCERIES, FRESH FRUITS, All the Delicacies of the Season Fresh from the Market. You are invited to call and inspect my Stock FLAGSTAFF, ARIZONA HUNGRY- There is no necessity for that when you can GET A SQUARE MEAL AT THE PARLOR EXCHplGE, B. H. Sears, Proprietor.

OPEN DAY AND NIGHT. A. B. CRAWFORD, REPAIKEK OF Watches, Clocks, and Jewelry. All work promptly done.

Do not send your work away. It can be dono hero. Satisfaction guaranteed. Post OrriM, Flagstaff. Ariz.

Golpgl Coins! My entire stock of ladies' goods and millinery aro now being sold at 50 per cent discount, for cash. Mks. E. S. Wilcox.

Dr. Prtes'fi (Jream Baking: Powder OF NORTHERN ARIZONA. WEEK OR A. KELLER, Proprietor. CANDIES, NOTIONS, TOBACCO, STATIONERY, CIGARS, Qaalify Style.

Both are desirable and even in arjrj lassWare. I have just received a line of Crockery and Glassware in both plain and fancy A shapes. It is from the best potteries. Come and see this elegant line of goods. I keep everything in the line of Qr0eeries Do you use CANNED GOODS? Come see MY STOCK II I I I l.

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