davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1894-10-05
fir oas 1eue 8latternbospital.

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ptrb benz TinanscOmite in ieiner beute
9ta9mittag itattfinOenben Sibung bas Sc
lu6 unterbreiteu, benz Sta6tratb Die 8ez
n~iuigung elmer gcnIgenben Summe fiir
Sen 8au 0es lett langem geplanten neucn
permanenten 8lattern6oipitalS 3u emf
pfebIen. 0as Sinanscomite ipir6 porausz
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faiien unb 10 cinberibten. 9tob ben
glGnen bes @eiun6beitScommilidrs iou
bas 0oipitaL 10 9ebaut werbsn, 6aB i'm
Sale elmer gpibemie je6eraeit Mnbauten
DOrgenommen werbsn tonnen. 0en fir
ben 8au nOtbisen 8etras bat Or. &epz
nolbS nod ni6t sifternmdBtg feftIteacn
fOnnen, CT meint aber, baB mtnbeltens
$500, 900 fir ben 8au n6tbig ieieu.
, 1894-10-05
Ginoau's Qn9reifer
Inter Sir9f6aft eeiteat.

ga Gouar6 9in6au, tueIber geitern
2lbeno Don @6arles Sc 8lance uno 90.
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S6nttttuunoe DerleBt uur6e, beWte ut9t
ais 3eu8e auftreten %fonnte, peribUb &tds
ter &erlten bic SerbanOIun9 aUf ben 10.
October.
Die bei6en 9tnsreifer 2in6au's batten
m%ut6tuiaiGer 8eiie Die Dor Qin6au'5 Sc
ibaft aufGeitapelten Ieeren &iften auf bic
StraBe getporfen un6 ais Qinbau benz
tpiiiten Sreiben elm @noe madben poute,
fieIen bic 8ei6en iiber i'm Der un6 Reboe
brabte benz Qtnsesrifenen cine smei .3oa
tiefe Mtefiertpunbe an Der linten Settle Bel.
SIR bic 8erbaftsten pltroe bcute Mtors
gen bic 8Hr9i6aft bon ie $500 g~eleiitet.
, 1894-10-05
6wei fIeins SpieIb0lIen ausssrdumt.


Sn einem ffeiner 3tmmer i'm 3. Sto6z
pert beS 9auies, 40 Glart Str, in ipeIs
6em ith ale Qrten SpieLer> Ittenlilien
~befanbel1, iaBen geitern QbenS gesen liz
1Ibr bier Berionen, ncI6e GngitLicb Der
2lnfunft bon Spielern, B. +. Spfern entz
g%c8eniaben. Yl0BIi4 pernabmsn ite ein
Signal, tpel6eS Der ben Sreppenaufgang
bepa6cnbe GerberuS CAB un0 DelG6es be-
beutet, OaB 5pei cute (auf ben 2eim gez
gan9enc) 8Ogel na6 Oben fGmen. 0as
bracbte 2eben in Die 8uoe. 9rei grupz
pirten it6 idleunigit nm eineH Sarotii3
unb Der 8terte 0ffMete Die Sbiire, I'm Die
Spfer 3u be8riiBen uHb sum Slide 81 gez
leiten. 9O6 iein @eii6t bcrfGrbte iicb,
ais CT in ben @intreten6en bic Detectives
YLunfett unb Nleranber ~erfannte uno binter
ibneu nOo9 Oercn &ouesen @iIiam unb
Mtagncr auftauchen lab. Selbitrcbeno
ipurbc bas nicbt transportfGbige UtateriaI
5eri6lagen, bic &Giten yGbips" unb anbere5
leidt transporttrbares @erGt6 unO Die bier
Spieler ma6 Der Central Station geicbafft.
9ort ipurben tie ais Spieler anter folgen7
ben giamen gcbucbt: Daniel 0furpbp, g..
B. &oberts, SO. 6. 6ur6 uub So1n
Woore. Der Gerberus bate iib ais er
ieinen SrrtbHm ausfanb, ibIeunigit sez
oriift.
!3ur leIben 3eit i~totteten bic Detectives
Start unb Suoge Der in eincm 6interitiib=
chen be5 Cabin & O2cO onalo'id3en
Saloon, 169 Calhoun 9lace beftnOlic6en
SpieIbube einen 8eiu6 ab. 9tu3 tie
wuroen, ba Tie 9tiemanb fannie, BON Dem
ben @iugang beipadenben 5birbiiter einz
9elaben, al benz quiet game" iicb gu
betbeitigen. 9as J%teiultat oieler ielbltz
reoenb angenommenen @mlaoung ipar bic
8erboItung Der folsenoen SpieIer: u.
8errp, 6arrD Sepering, @eorse 6enrp,
Charles &oB, Sames Sbeeban, George
SObnion, SO. Gpiteiu, Nbe 9eipiS. GbaS.
9cmin9 unb George 6arriS, ferner Mife
fisherman, ais SpieIbuoenleiter.
, 1894-10-05
Deritdrfune oes 1nittelmeer 6e
ihwooers.
Das 6~auptquartier Ger britiiden GonalFotte
pom Portsmouth nad Gibraltar perle9t.
Qon6Ou, 5. Oft.

Gin bon Ser NOmiralttat 9eitcrn NbenO
erlaiiener 8efebG lpirb fir utel tutcbtt9er
unb bebeutuueSOOler gebolten, a(s Die etn7
facbe Mtittbeilung anbeutet, pelcbe nab Der
8ertagun9 beS @abinelSrat3es betannt
purbc. Our9 jenen 8efebl ioa ndmlt9
6as 6auptquartier Der Ganalfotte iOtort
bon g OrtSmoutb nab Gibraltar berle9t
perbeu. 0aourcb pirb baS itdrfite 0ez
lcbpa6cr Ser britiidsn TLotte, tpclcbcS
eieentlib NUT CUR 8crtbeibigung 0roBbrts
tanniens Ie[bt beittmmt lit, tbatid9Ii6
cur GeritGrtung bes brttiihen 0elb~aoerS
i'm Mtttelmeere abfommanotrt.
, 1894-10-05
Na9ridt pom Gooe oes Gsaren.
OieieIbe miro pom Paris IN ole 2Imteroomer
Sorfe teIeeraphirt.

Qm # er 5 am 5. Oft.
!Seute traf bier an Ser 80rie bon garis
Bic Na6rtcbt elm, oaB Der G3ar geitorben
lei. Die Solge mar, 6aB Die ruiiticben
8ertbpapiere i'm Breiie i%anteu.
81 IN . off, 5. Ott.
0ie Tirma 6enrD Gleip3 & So. bat aus
philadelphia bic Nabri6t bonn GoOe bes
G3aren erbalten. Sine 8eitdtigung Der
gta6ri9t fOnnte ~au8enbttdli9 nicbt err
langt mer6en.
, 1894-10-05
Sebouptet feline unfhulo.

SOiepb Son itanb bsute OtOrgen Dor
&idbter 6eriten inter Der 9lnflags, benz
Gi8arrenbdnbler q. Wteper, 1873 Sownseno=
itr., burcb 8tuci gcfdIibte 8~eiteu5etteI I'M
800 unb 300 3ebnz@entzG i8arren gebracbt
81 baben. Sop bebouptetc, baB ibm ein
frcmber Maun bic 8eiteu3cttel iibergab.
Ser &i6ter CAB DEM 2Ingeflagten cine
8O6c 3eit, be": yiremOen Wtann" aus
finoig aU maben.
, 1894-10-05
Revolution in Ger 1rloneoIei.
sur unteroriicfung oerieIben obee.
fonet.

Gs lit bier 6ie gtadbric6t eingetrOfen, baB
in Der WongoIet cine &eboIutiOn alIsgea
brOben lit. @On 8eting aus iinO Grltppen
aur unterbridung berieIben ausgeianbt
tDoroen.
Cine &n3abl GuropGer aus Ser umliez
genben 0e8enb 1T bier ongefommen. Ote
Nuslanber in Gten Sim ersreifen eegen
etnen &ngriff bon Seiten Ser @ingeborenen
ale mOsIichen 8Orit9tsmasregeLn.
, 1894-10-05
6unh mrpuruon :

Ou8b WtcOurnaD, fuelcber an Der
5uronl tr. etni8e e flaiter6lO6e auf9eboben
r1o tort9etrager bate, muBte fir oieles
8crge6en Dor Etbter &erlten beute SO
Strale 5ablen.
Coroner Ofc9ale iptrb ben S6G6eL
oe5 DerltOrbenen Sarbigen @6as. Saplor
nob einrlal bon me6reren 9ler5ten inter-
lucben lallen, 0a gelteno gemacbt tpor6en
1T, oaB SaDlor on einem Sb6oeI6rud,
nibt a6er, pie Or. Mtitbeu Dor Der So
ronersjurp be3eltgtc, on einem 9ungenz
uno 2ebcrleioen itarb. Der Coroner iaat,
DaB CT li6 niobt benz Geroacbt ausIeBen
DOue, ais Ob er nit gteQigan, tpeIber
SaDlor einen Sblag auf ben &opf perz
iebte, inter elmer 0cfe itcdc.
- Der 2ofOmOttufi6rer g. 6. gtemton,
tpelcber am Otittuocb @uitap Sbirtpenstt
nit ben GGoern leiner 9Ofomotiue serz
malnte, erfLGrte BEL Der 2et6enicbau, 0aB
er auf Der @Otta9e @roue 9lpe. z&reusung
ber Sort Napnez8abn sur 3cit, ais CT iib
nit Der 2otontottoe ndberte, Siuar DieIe
Wtenlcben erblidte, oaB CT aber troBoem
nicbt langlamer fubr, neil CT bacbte, oaB
bieielben iebcn milBten, pie iie iid in
Siderbeit brabten. Gr pHr6e an Die
@ranoiurD perDielen.
= Sin beuti4er Msbanifer, 6enrp S.
GOblf BON 1928 Yaulina Str, legte belIte
Gormittag Dem 6iilfSoberbaucommiIIGr
Wtoobp bas Wpbel eincS Don ibm erfuuz
Oenen ncuell, ie6r itnnreicb conitruirten
BaiIcrmeters Dor, Der ausebIi6 lcbr genau
Die Wtcnge oeS g6aiiers re9iitrircn loQ, Das
Ourb ben Apparat FRONT. @3 tperben
8eriu6c nit benz Qtpparat angcfteQt
tper0en.
Qouts 81. &a6ig BAT bas 0eiunb6eitsz
amt nm Die @elpGbrung elmer 2icen3 our
anlage elmer BIerbeibIacbtcrei an Der 80.
StraBe unO 3tObcD Str. eriucbt. &abig
bat biS6cr jehocb nod nidbt Die genauen
lngaben it6er Die Gage be5 RON ibm qez
pIanten @tabIiiiements 9emabt, 10 6aB
ibm Die nacbgeiudte 2icen3 nod nicbt err
tbeilt rperoen fonnte.
, 1894-10-05
I'm fdnf touieno Dollars drmer
Gin farmer Id6t ii6 Don einem Gafden0iebe
elm fIeines Dermoeen ftehlen.
8~ittsbura. 5. Oft.

@eftern ipurbe Der Tarmer Soieb Wtatz
DIET aus 8ulser, Ba., BON einem Sai3eus
btebe UNI $4,000 beraubt. Gr mar ouf ser
0uSiteuung in 8argettstoDn gepeien uno
bate 6as 9elb mitgenommen, neil er be-
ab1i9ti9t bate, auf Der Nusiteuun9 Giebs
eintGufe 5u MAIDEN.
, 1894-10-05
Stdotiibes.
Oas Wetter.

Sptiter &Ietne, 76 0Gi6ington Ctr,
bertcbtet fir Gbicago Die fOIgenoen 8arOz
meter un6 GbermometeritGnbe:
lin 8 ubr Wcr9. 81 @r., UNI 9 l1br 50
ST., nm 10 ltbr So st., I'M II l1br SO
@r., I'M IL l1hr Sc @r. 8arometerftanb
uni 8 llbr W2org. 29.10, IL 1tbr 29.17.
, 1894-10-05
OooesfGue

pur6en beute 8Ormittag i'm @eiun6bstts:
amt angemeloet:
6einri6 Srapp, % Sabre, 754 9arrabees
ftraBe.
9tnna @uIter, 2 Mat., 3O1O Q6erbeens
itraBe.
Clara S6mitt, 8 Sabre, 4 Mt., 90
SauDan3 9lDe.
Sobn 6. 5artmann, SO Sabre, 80 SUBS
ion QlDe.
Suliana Ornutus, 80 Sabre, 3245 Qauz
relltraBe.
, 1894-10-05
Der Krie9zoampfer uGonooro."
DerfeIbe bIeibt porIGufig gum Sdube ameri=
Fantfder 3nterefer in GhemuIpo.
81 a9afati, Sapan, 5. Ott.

0as omeritanti9e &rie9si9iff r@OncOrO"
bat ben 8efebI erbaIten, in @bcmuGpo gu
bIeibeu, UNI Die ameritanii9en Sntereiien
in Seoul 81 icbtben.
, 1894-10-05
Geoen Ole Rebeuen.
peigotO f5idt beOentenoe DerftdrfHHser 1a3
Dem Siioen.
Mip Sc s aneirO, 5. Ott,

Tanfun6brsiBtgbunOert M0nn Regtez
runostruppen iino na6 Dem SISen 9e@
ieu6t poroen. Die 9atroItAen IN Der
Stabt Iino oermebrt tpOr0sn.
, 1894-10-05

Sn Dem Saififabrts6eri6t Der
notwithstanding" pom 20. 9Iug. leien
mir: v9ampter yS0uIine", &apt. &r0eer,
am 20. o5. BON Nr4angel nab Der Sfieez
fllte @nglGn0S fir Srore abgebampft."
Geographic lbma6! England bat feline
Slti%fIlte.
, 1894-10-05

Qn3ei9en in Der electromagnetic Der Suit
nois StGGts5ettuue baben ben belten GrfolQ.
The Coconino weekly sun., 1894-08-30
chautnunua Circle.

A meeting will be held on next Tuesday evening at the residence 1T J. E. Palmer for the purpose of organ izipg the Chautauqua Circle for the year 1894-95. We extend cordial in- yitation to all who wish to take up q systematic course of reading, and thus employ their odd moments in self-im- provement. These courses of reading are arranged for four years, yet each one is complete in itself and may be read separately.
 The object of this system is to enlist the attention in some definite course Of reading and to encourage profitable use of spare time.
 All subjects treated in these courses are brought up 10 date, the literature is all of wholesome sort and nf the purest moral tone, and the variety for any year is great :enough to meet the demands of all.
 Our local circle during last year held meetings at the residence of the mem- bers and others who kindly opened their parlors, and the readings for the week were discussed in a converse tional manner, papers were read on variety of topics of both local and general importance; bureau of criti- cism was maintained through which all matters meriting criticism were treated. and other features equally profitable were introduced.
 The advantages for intellectual and social improvement for those who enter into the plan are unlimited, and we again cordially invite all interested to be present. OSCAR GIBSON,
 H. K. DAVIS, President.
 Secretary.
The Coconino weekly sun., 1894-08-30

ACCORDING to the "Republican, !" Governor Hughes is engaged in the preparation of his annual report, which vii! be the most comprehensive ever issued by an Arizona executive. He is collecting all possible data relating to the territory's mineral resources, is. rigation accomplishments and possi- bilities and horticultural and agricul- tural interests. He proposes to cause 25,OO0 copies of the report to be issued. It will be employed not only for the purposes usually contemplated in gubernatorial reports, but will be made available as a means of information to those who wish to learn about the ter ritory.
The Coconino weekly sun., 1894-08-30
Notice of the Meeting of the Beard of Equalization of the Town
 of Flapstaff

NJ OTlCE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE assessment list for municipal taxes fol the year 1894 has been this day returned to the Common Council of the Town of Flagstaff by the Town Assessor, and notice is also given that the Mayor and Common Council of the Town of Flagstaff will meet, sit and act as n Board Of Equalization on the 3d day of sep- tember 1894, at the hour of o'clock D. m. and that that they will be in session each day at the same hour for ten days thereafter, for the purpose Of equalizing the valuation of property as set down in said assessment list
 All persons, firms corporations, associa- tions and companies desiring to make com piaint In rcgard to the assessment list may present to the Clerk of the Common Council their complaint or complaints in writing on or before the 18th day of September. 1894. and no complaint not so presented will be consid. ereu oy sald Board, E. g, CLARK,
 r, Town Clerk,
 Elssstaf, Asis, Aug, %, 1894
The Coconino weekly sun., 1894-08-30

IN discussing the county apportion- ment few days since we intimated that Pima county had been discrimi- mated against. We said this on the impulse of the moment and without making duo inquiry the subject de- manded. We now learn that we were wrong. The apportionmeut was made of one delegate to every fifty votes cast for W. c. Stewart at the last gen oral election, and as Pima county was not so evcrlastingly enthusiastic over Mickey" she cast but 63S votes in his behalf, which number clearly en. titles us to but thirteen delegates. We'll, on the next apportionment, with N. o. Murphy, or any other good man in the field, we promise to raise our score of representation to at least twenty, if computed on like basis to the present oue.-Citiseu,
The Coconino weekly sun., 1894-08-30

THE democrats of California this week nominated the following ticket: Governor, James H. Budd; lieutenant governor, William T. Jeter; justice of the supreme court Cong term). Jack son Temple and James E. Murphy; justice of the supreme court (short term), E. A. Bridgford; secretary of state, Ben NJ. Maddox; attorney gen. eral, A. B. Paris; state treasurer, J. c. Castro.
The Coconino weekly sun., 1894-08-30
WILLIAMS NOTES.
Interesting News from Our Live Sister
 Town.

WILLIAMS, Ariz., Aug 29, 1894.
 Mrs. Amy Powell died Sunday morn- ing at 1 o'clock. Funeral Monday at 10 a. m.
 Mir. J. Hennessy is building q two- room cottage on South Second street
 Mir Gibson and family have moved into the cottage just south of church.
 Miss Martha E. Mcintyre is expected to return the first of September to take her position in the school.
 Mir. Seville and wife came into town and are thinking about making this place their home.
 Mir. J. Corbett brought his bride home the first of the week. They will reside on Bill Williams avenue just west of Third street.
 It is rumored that the Saginaw Lum- Der company will erect mill three mile; south of the town near Clark x Adams mill.
 Mir. Bass and party returned from Grand Canyon and Supai Villages to- day. All were much pleased with the trip.
 Lightning struck Dr. c. F. Roberts drug store this morning, passing down the northeast corner, taking off corner boards and rustic of the second story and passing diagonally across the scrcen-door to the private entrance, passed into the ground, tearing up the sidewalk and earth. The concussion broke glass in the drug store. Some siding was thrown across the street, and a lady living across the street was prostrated, so heavy was the bolt.
 c. E. Boyce, MT. Colbath and others took trip to Grand Canyon this week.
 MT. l.. l.. Ferrall's brother is mak- ing visit here.
The Coconino weekly sun., 1894-08-30
Total number of delegates.

Total number of delegates. ...,.,., 10.
 It Is ordered that proxies in thls conven- ton shall be held only by regularly elected delegates from the counties from which said proxies are held.
 It is recommended that the delegates from each county be elected at least one week prior to the time of holding said Territorial Con vcntiun.
 For the purpose of preparing roll of per sons entitled to seats in the temporary organ izatiOn, it ,s requested dy this committee that duplicate copy of the credentials of the delegates from each county be forwarded to the acting secretary at PhGniX, Arizona, inn mediately after said delegates have been elected.
 It is ordered that the credentials of dele gates shall consist of the statement that the following persons (naming thenl) have been duly elected delegates to tho Territorial Con ve l,ion and this statement shall be dated and signed by the chairman and secretary of the county central committee, If the dele gates were elected by q county committee. If they were elected by county convention the credentials shall be dated and signed in Ike manner by the chairman and secretary Of said county convention.
 A full attendance at this convention of not onlP the delegates, but of representative Republicans, Is earnestly desired.
 By order of the Republican Territorial Gen. tral Committee. T. J, WOLFLEY. J. B. WOODWARD, Chairman,
 Acting Secretary.
The Coconino weekly sun., 1894-08-30

GOLD production of the United States is estimated by the director of tho mint this calendar year at $42, 800, 900 or s6,500, 900 more than last year, one half of which must be credited to Col nrado. Gold production of the world this year is estimated at $170, ,00O, ,0OO, an increase over last year of f15, ,OOO, 900.
The Coconino weekly sun., 1894-08-30
REPUBLICAN TERRITORIAL CON
 MENTION.
HEADQUARTERS REPUBLICAS TERRITORIAL ] CENTRAL COMMITTEE, ! pHRSIX ARIZ August fl, fSAl !

HEADQUARTERS REPUBLICAS TERRITORIAL
 CENTRAL COMMITTEE,
 PHGSIx, ARIz., August il, 1894 A delegate convention of the Republican party of the Territory of Arizona, is hereby called to assemble in the city of Tucson. Ari- zona, at 10 o'clock a. m., on Wednesday, Sep tember l2, 1894, for the purpose
 1. The nomination of candidate for dele gate to Congress.
 II. The nomination of a candidate for council nan-at-large.
 III. The selection of Territorial Central Committee.
 ". The transaction of such other business as may properly come before said convention. The basis ot representation in this conven- ton will be one delegate to every fifty votes and one delegate for each fraction of fifty over twunty-hve votes cast for Hon. w. G.. stewart for delegate to Congress at the Nov ember election of 1892 The representation of the several counties will therefore be as
The Coconino weekly sun., 1894-08-30

LABoRING men should unite in the use of the ballot to preserve the manu- featuring establishments aud other American industries which give them employment. To this end, tho policy of protection to home industries should have the support of every labor organ zation of whatever name in America. For how is there to be any labor or my reward for labor in this country if we send abroad for the things we wear md use?
The Coconino weekly sun., 1894-08-30

UNDER "tbe robber Mckinley law" md republican legislation every man who wanted to labor found plenty to 'lo at fair wages and got twenty pounds If sugar for sl. But oh, horrors! he had to pay about one-eighth of cent more for "bis little dinner pail" That was what stirred the tender sensibili- ties of the democratic heart and made it shout blown with the robberr aud -Four more years of Grover and clover. Inter Ocean.
The Coconino weekly sun., 1894-08-30

Ex-SENAToR INGALLS, says: "Kansas has been swept by every incoherent and fantastic dream of social improve nent and reform, every economic de- 'uSion that has bewildered the foggy lrains of fanatics, every political fai- lacy nourished by misfortune, poverty and failure"
The Coconino weekly sun., 1894-08-30

Two members of gang of counter feiters who have been manufacturing and passing spurious coin in Phoenix for week past were arrested Friday. One is James Young; the other is known as Murray. The latter is 35 or 40 years old, well-dressed, prematurely gray and distinguished looking. Bad quarters and half-dollars were found upon each, with unmistakable evidence that they were made here. A search of the room of one of the men revealed nothing. The room of the other has not been located.
The Coconino weekly sun., 1894-08-30
two cents

THE democrats of Arizona will hold Their territorial convention at Phoenix on Monday, September 17th. The convention will be composed of 130 delegates. Coconino being entitled to snvnn
The Coconino weekly sun., 1894-08-30
Card of Thanks.

EDITOR CoCoNINo SUN:
 DEAR SIR-Allow me in the columns of your paper to return thanks to the good people of Flagstaff and vicinity for their large attendance and liberal do- nations to the Catholic fair, which has just been held, and which all concede was a great social and financial suc- cess. Very truly yours,
 J. FRERI, Pastor.
The Coconino weekly sun., 1894-08-30

A COLORADO paper says: Governor Waite deserves the populist nomina- tion for governor. There may be a few others in the party who could make of themselves just as big jack asses as he. but ho has the prestige.
The Coconino weekly sun., 1894-08-30
BOARD or SUPERVISORS.
OFFICE OF THE BOARD OF SUPERvrsoRs or THE COUNTY OF CoCONINo, TERKI- TORY or ARIZONA,

TORY or ARIZONA,
 FLAGSTAFF, ARIz., Aug. 9, 1894.
 The board met on the above date. Present, A. A. Dutton. chairman; T. F. McMillon, member, and 0. A. Bush. clerk.
 The following business was trans acted:
 This being the day required by the law that the boards ofsupervisors of the different counties of Arizona are re- quired to levy the amount of taxes that shall be levied for territorial and county purposes; therefore, on this the 27th day of August, 1894 Git being the fourth Monday of said month), it is ordered by the board that the follow ing levy be made for the year 1894:
The Coconino weekly sun., 1894-08-30

THE Wilson tariff bill became law on Monday, and for four years at least there will be no more tariff tinkering. During that time there is plenty of room for business boom if it can only be started soon enough.
The Coconino weekly sun., 1894-08-30

THE Graham County Bulletin" is authority for the statement that Hon. M. A. Smith will not be the democratic candidate for reelection for delegate to congress. Mark evidently expects this to be a sure republican year.
The Coconino weekly sun., 1894-08-30
STATEHOOD takes a rest.
To THE great relief of the country, congress adjourned on Tuesday.

Wool is now worth from three to eight cents per pound, Two years ago it was worth from fourteen to twenty two cents.
The Coconino weekly sun., 1894-08-30
Call for Republican County Conven-
 ton and Primaries.

A convention of the Republicans of Coco nino county, Arizona, is hereby called to meet at Flagstaff, Arizona, on Tuesday, Oct. 9. 1894 at 10 o'clock a. m., for the purpose of nominating candidates for the various county offices, and elpcting county central com mittce for the ensuing two years, and to transact such other business as may properly come before the convention.
 PRIMARIES
 for the purpose of electing delegates to said convention will be held in each of the pre- cincts named below, on Saturday, Sept. 29, 1S94, between the hours of o'clock Q. m. and o'clock D. m. The test of the right to vote at such primary shall be an affirmative am swer to the question: "Will you support the Republican ticket at the coming November electionI"
 The number of delegates to which each pre- cinct shall be entitled is as follows:
 bellmont,............. ........................... l canyon Dlablo ..............,............. 1 ChHlendaf. .......................... l flhRstdH .'.'''...............'.... + Ufahu canyon '........................ l Pine Spring. .............,.............. stOhes Lake........., ...,.,...,................. 1 TuDa ............,,............ WoOds Ranch ............................ walnut '''..''''''''''........,. 1
The Coconino weekly sun., 1894-08-30

1V0tFE Proxies will be admitted in the convention only when held by regularly elected dele gates to such convention. Such proxies must be in writing, signed by the person giving 1t. The inspector and judges of said primary election may be chosen by the Republican voters of the several precincts at any time before the day set for the primaries.
 By order of the Republican Central Com mittee of Coconino county.
 E's' CLARK, JOHN W. Ross,
 secretary Chairman. Fiesstar, Arizona, August 25, Iset,
The Coconino weekly sun., 1894-08-30
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