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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-03-09

election - . chairman. SECRETARY aud
treasurer. The treasurer and msyo,dono
shall give bond Where th.r~ II va.
ranry. the commissioners shall have pow.
~ to ApI"int q mAyurinnu /" hii office
until his aurcrrar IN -le''t~d md quail.
hrr The rnntn lrpiunrra shall Arr-rH the
fatigue WORK ~ ,nskp nf all pAriirE own.
ing water rights ~ said community lii u.
.. ~ ac"luss aud shAll have general
charge AMI cou,r,l Il Nil affairs pertain
NIX e. the ,Amr, tx ,thrr with the power
g. r",riv" muury IN lieu II SAID fatigue W.
task Wuik ~ price a. hr hN"d 10y them
aud shall immediately upon taking office
provide 10y lave, rules and regulations
i"i ia" government II rAid ditch "
ac'uua
tn" mayurlum" ~ superintendent
misri"urr-. be- the executive officer II pSid
ditch And shall hav" the approximations
uf NIL worn thereon aud the distribution
ut the waters thereof with the cullrc ION
81 hnrr, II any. Ani 1T amounts I" lr pad
IN lieu ~ fatigue ~ task worn aud rhAll
t,.fturm such other duties IA ruhnrCtIuu
With -Sld hitch ~ may Ice rt-rcril"d ny
| the rul.e and regulations ~ the same ~
~ may hr dir''ct,-i 10y the c"mmiari"nrrr
No I-r-"n Who has, after due notice.
| failed ~ refused a. de- hir work ~ Ray
the Amuun, ASs"H-'~l AgAlnp, him N hru
e Saii work upon paid ac-,luiH ~ ditch.
/ shall he allowed ~ take ~ up' any water
from ia" pHm" ur any CONTRA .A,"uuA ur
/ lNt"rAl thereof. whilst default ~ such pay.
/ pcu, ~ failure ,n be- such work continues
/ All secondary ditchrr 'Akiug water
/ FROM ia" main di,ch aud winch have
twenty ~ more lAni "wn-rr shall he con.
pdrr,d M main bitches aud the mayor.
domur arr hereby r-uuir,.i To- clean the
same AMI make thereon eli repairs aud
work thA, hr may I-rm n-c-n-Ary with
all the lAl"rrrE. the same A. ~ maintain.
ire The mNu ditch. Outsiders and I-r.
Who rhAli eat, break, rtu. up "r Interfere
With ac-'luiA1 ~ any contra ~ lateral
Ac"puua thereof, shall he guilty II = mis-.
d"mrAnur and punished 10y tine and I'm.
rri-"nnrut, either ~ hnih. The rr"Nin
i"ur II thus hill are mnI" tn Apply unly Ia
community ditrh"r. that If such AZ ate
not priVAt" and such M AT" not lnrnrI'"r
n,'"I and are held aud owned hy more
Al
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-03-09
"FArnEM H>KnO.'s AnHnsr
&c had Orhoa ~ TOR Adultery Rnd ~
Wv sAImseII ~ lFnMhIe.

Yesterday Aft"ruu,n +. OchnA, Of Las
tru,rr. n BOTHER u the we'll known Mex
lean r'VuluiIunI-t, Victor O,huA, WAS up
l,lup lni,"d States cummirpi,n-r, X W
u bryan. charged hy Father" Angus.
tine Barron, with adultery with one,
uirhA >-lvA, n rrlA,lvr uf the DE BAcAs IT
Prp. Blanca.
Barr"n'r testimony, also tina, ~ the
SRI AMI her mother, was luit+ strung
against Ouhna. tut Il rNIt 'nc- the lat
ter lutruiuc-'i. showing that h- wac not
ia ,hir city. when AMI where the crime
ws- rupIa,s.at ~ have been committed.
WAS c,usldrtAhly stronger ani more con-
vinc.ng. wh-r-upnn h- Was discharged,
Later Father" Barron hal Dchna
again arrested. charging him with rsping
the girl. and yesterday afternoon, tbs
case coming On b.fnrv Jurtic- Crawford
the prisoner wan again discharged fr"m
cus,piy.
la ORDER Ia make i. interesting fur
"fzth-r" Barron, who's. Illicit aud un.
fath.rly dningr II several years ago a,
P-nA Blanca are still fresh III the minds
IL the readers II tux CIriLsS. OrhnA' 4
friends swur- out warrants sgAinst bar
r,n under hn'h United States knd terri.
torlal lawr. charging him with I~rjury
| The "a. c"ulnuuirAt-i priest will hrn'
have hearing before Justice Crawford
NJ lu"'cl"ck tn.mnrr"w morning, AMI II
the Afternoon 81 > o'clock he will have 4
hearing before United States Commission
~ bryan.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-03-09
,Ruu,nnt,-t,r Nn,nr.

P.htt 'iNu, e huih the republican and
lem" rain pa i"r are l'-'klrr around Tor
excellent iuul"r g. iuu fur TIA, ihu' 4
iutyui thr coming April election The ~.
IullI,aus At" m"u'luning M" names NJ
lir j T. haste. the we'll known aud pot,
ulAr surgeon Il the Atlantic \ rarihc.
aud II T. "a, "f thr jrw'lry hrm at q
" lI,k,,& FN Ca the plurr rii" "i
w.. irur- the uam"- Il ~ j r. PrHrrr
and lr - " Harrison arr heard, and
ruth gentlemen al" well kuuwu ~ the
trur usn-r mentioned. the 'Wu VIM ~.
r-tV- the numluAtl'n - their party WllI
uHk" uur II ia" lN"ll~-t aud m"-I ,u.rr.
rsting race ~ city politics
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-03-09
Ui,pi, stamp,

Re-, James \ M-uSul. the ryn,slIcAl
III --luuary 1T the l'rsly ,-rian church.
r,iurri,i from Knruu sui other southern
territorial towns lNrt night, \, Rncun,
ou Monday nieh', hr J"luri ~ marriag"
\ /. uhrhaut, IT that town, /" M,rr Mary
Vi Kamp, # EmprrM kAnHar, the c"i"'
muuy hrlug performed n, ia" r--d"nc" II
the hrid,'- sister. Th" reverend gentle
man ,mIArtr 'h- Information that II vac
one Il ia" GRANTEES, aud u,r--t w-'il"ck
,n.urr lac hAp Att-rdrd aud "fiiriAtt'l at
inr Year,. aud that many visitors from
Adjacent towns. ar far south mr. III PAr".
were invited and present /" witness the
elimination of harry hove affair MIR.
Ohphant II ~ Santa fr rradmAA,"r. with
/ h-adJuartrrs NJ Rncuu, and II very pop
| MAR nmnng the iHlruRdrrs and citlL"nr
generally IN southern New Mexico while
/ hi. wife II Regarded one ~ the hand
.nn-a, young ladies thA, has ever vlri,-'
that rrc,lun ~ New M-Arn THs tiTI
iE> rItrudr l,r best Wishes f"r long att
prosperous mATTir'i ~"
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-03-09

Hon Mariana ArImJn, II Valencia c"un
~. member ~ the sch,rl board ~ this
city. WAS here yesterday afternoon. and
when h- passed THE CITIZENS office there
WAS n hlg =Inil. over his face He Was
N" doubt thinking, n, the time. ~ his re-.
cent encounter with the famous senator
from RiV Arrlhs county, l.arragult-, and
how cl,~- he came Ia b"Ing "rlung shot
tel" by the senator h-cAur- lac asked the
latter Ia vote tor him Tor territorial Hchnol
superintendent,
Z. GlrArl. the we'll known merchant
aud contract t-Ainsi-r at Gnld-n, IN IN the
city, AMI after remaining for lew days
he will return Ia Golden With u wagon
LOAD II g,~-ir and INNING supplies. Mr.
tiiraid called At TUX CITIZEN office this
morning and piat.i that Golden was
picking up nicely aud half dozen min.s
were working regular rhihs. He has
great faith IN Golden 49, n mining camp,
believing that II will y-, demonstrate
tina, paying IRE IN goud quantities exists
IN the camp.
Capt. a. N. Cundif, the playwri,-r,
who rourr AT the wnri sometimes hut
meet generally ia in the hAppie", frame oi
mind informs TuE CiTIEEs that the
"Some MiBS,r.ls' will net. after all bills
are paid anil he IL paying them ~ fast
A. pr-n-nt-i b. between $55 aud eos. The
funds. 81 says the captain. will b- Ell.
pended In purchasing new music for the
First Regiment band, IL which he IL man
Aser, The band ia now probably the best
musical organization, except rrgulG' mil.
ltAry. IN the southwest,
C. II. Mnr-hou.e. division passenger
And freight agent for the Atchison. To-
p-kA santa 70, and q. &, Carpenter,
TIA" huAlling travelling agent, both with
headquarters Al III Paso. were here last
night, leaving on No. 3 for Ash Fork
where they TAKE the santa ". Prescott a
PhTn'z road for the railroad celebration
at Ph1niI
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-03-09
Harrt ezra, ,p-as
The morning W. NJ Weaver receive
the follow lng dispatch

ThIS morning W NJ Weaver received
the following dispatch
sAN MAW.rAi, March =.
Harry tray hI,si here lArt evening At
-. And funeral on sunday Ahefn-,n At
;. A Is Ell
THE 'ltllEs announced tsn days ago
that MIR tray was seriously III with
dyr-ui-ry. aud nov W. are cAll-,i upon
Ia chronicle hl- d-ath Ne wn nnr IL
tn l--t known handlers IT cattle 10
central And southern New M-iic". always
genial. harry aud J"Iiy, anil mAuy will
miss HIM II" wns cattle inspector for
southern New Mrhrcn And manager ~
Wllr"n WaidlnghAm'r cattle in,.r-sts
near San MarriAl lie wAu manager of
Tia" sac MArrial base hzll cluh nj the ter.
ri,"rial FAR last year Mr. Weaver will
shy h'wrrr fur his grave tn.murr,w
morning.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-03-09
arss OF Than Ne

We. the uni-rSen-'i. mother, Wit. and
daughter II the late lam-n,-d Perry J.
Brown desire through Tnx CITnKs Ia -x-
friends III g-nsrAt. Ia members IL the
knights II pythiAa anil Brotherhood ~
Locomotive Engineers for the Kindness
Hho IN during the illness ~ Mr. Brown
and Tor condolences, rirr-sr.Si in sincere
SYMPATHY after hls death,
Mas LA>ISiA BRowS.
Mas. PKRRY j BHnwS.
MRs. fRASk MuuRk.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-03-09
,a.x., W.,~r.. Humper-.

II MORRIS, IL Denver. who comes to
New Mexico every winter. Ia gather up
scrap iron, met with AN Acch"nt In the
lmal Santa ~ railroad yards yesterday
nfi-ruun NJ o'cln'k. A freigh, train
from the north, with ~ car Load ~ scraI'
iron which Morris hal purchar.d In and
around Crri illus. arrived. and just a.
Morris made an attempt To leap fr"m a
car his lett fEh got cAuRh, between the
bumpers ~ twn ears r~lSund-'l together
AMI the fnot wac hA'ily squeezed The mat
wac taken Ia the city hospi,al. and the
wounded f", dr-ssed Ivy the city phyri
clan. Dr wiurlow. The do''tnr states thA
NO lnnrs are broken, but the sc"id-ni vii
make Morris an invalid and unahl" Il
work for several weeks,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-03-09
BOARD OF AL 0ERMEk.
What the city Fathers Did n
Sp'ridl Meeting Yesterday.
BuAuD 80 itrl~rHNtiuN

Nr-'a,l,, 'hr tullaWIug "rl"f was r..
-nrd 'or -I,'rrsl meeting "i ih" 'iI
rrut,u
Hul sr. h"r,.ny notified to attend n
mrrt.tg 1t tbr..I.y ."uu'l 'n,r an-rn'"'n
tJu'rrsk .r 80" r.u~a,u u of general
ltgr,r-r vUu,h should hnN" nr-u acted
ut.uu .,'r.s az m""'Ius 80 March
ca ruI rhll h'ug announced III" fnl.
lowing m.ml,'s wrrr present Mayor
luihl. Ah,iu.u lir,km"i-r, krtItr,
utrr", SwiNr. 'kmnuu aud 'l-rk
ptN"u 1hurr Nhr'u' h"ing Aldermen
Albright ,,raui" aud ~" r"ldrn
en- myr,o"h AIirtmhu r ih"r. second
81 10y Alderman SimIuri, the rrAdin. II
the miuut,s were I'sr, ua',i With
The I.y roll ior Va" mouth II February
49,. ,..a,I A. f.l.tU.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-03-09
narroa Hound over.

This morning Jur,icr CrASfrri'u court
r""m was crowded with friends and to.s
"f"fath-r" Augustine Barron. who was
on trial fnr I-rjury, the charge gre~.ag
cut "f his attempt Ia have Y ochna, 81
Las Cruces. sent I" the I-nit-ntiAry for
the RAPE Il of-A S.lva The -videnc.
~as quite rich. after winch the jun,ise
hound Barron over tn the next grand Jury
in the sum II $3.50 II was positively
proven that Dchos WAS 81 her Ia Lac
Cruces or Texas 81 the time ~ the crime,
lA-t May, and II was iniimAt-'I IN the ties
timnny that the rxcoinununlcat~i priest
knows more Abnut thr girl than u hnA.
A baby was born I" the girl ~ ~. vAlen-
tines night
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-03-09
pn,-rpr,-,.E ssA collector,

An attorney Il THE city states that =
n.ishlnr hough,A goa, aud I~ld g. fnr II,
Tn. "a, collector came around and pre-
,rn,,-l hill IL = Tor ,A,"r The aston
,shrd nrtghhor demanded All explanation ,
when the collector politely informed him
tina, AL property IA the main part If the
cit, war taxed e. foot. and NJ the goat
wa snrh pr, p-r,y aud had tur feet. the
'A,r- would hr even : The tax c"l
lr,.,,r nnr not Sc, rrY.v"l the -. but i IL
u..dlr-p tnadd thA' IA nrighhor act then
al, Las Nrrns optic,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-03-09
,.u u,- Wa, 20 Nexiro,

,has Powers. formerly of this city
here .-N-ral y-ars ago ~ head clerk =,
the Arnijo hu,-l when tina, high ruler
and genial dead heA', & A, Am-nt, wac
proprietor -dr,pl-d quietly int" the ter
r,,nrial mr,r'I"ls tron Denver last
nl.nt, aud rrmalnsd until the o'cl"k
r...-ng-r train this morning. when hs
l-f, (nr OaInra, Mexico, as n r"pr-senta'
,y. for Colorado aud Nebraska capital
,-,s in the development Of ~'ms gold
| mining properties.
Mr Powers Informed THE 'irlLks man
whom hr PROMPTLY recognized a, the de
pot, tha, m.chinsry for the n'nss lsf
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-03-09

VA Rankin and G Baldrider we're
granted I-.rml-rInu in AhdrHr the ruun-
ul. The former dr-lr,-l e. remove n
sinai trAur near the corner ~ First
street aud Copper Hv-uur tu hlrk .,
Roma avenue After dinru-rion, which
Developed mt" war with wuris
between Mr. Rankin and Alderman
kurh-r, the mayor rul-i the IRA
tor out II urirr. Mr. Bsllrldg"
stated that lac had removed ia. small
frame recently occupied ~ the Lunl
Lumber company un north f,r,t street.
Ia Marquette AMI THIRD street. within the
hr- hmltr, wI,hpu, hrs obtaining per.
mission from the council. lie was grant.
-d rrAty dAyr ~ which tu remove same
outside IT the hr- irnii".
The Ie,i,ion of Vim I.csrInh Ia erect n
temporary corrugated Irn rh-i on his
prrwip.r. NJ ia south Fourth street,
was d-ui-d
/ The reports ~ Marshal FornoH aud
| Acting Police Magistrate Crawford were
read and referred To- the i"lirr Committee.
/ he rrpor, ct the plumbing INSPECTOR,
/ showing the amount ut water used during
! the months uf January and February,
we're real. The total numhrr " gallons
used ~ flushing for JANUARY war 49,,
GuO. and Tor February ini,1on gallons,
| Referred Ia the water c"ininitte-.
The cl-rk'r r-r"T, war read and refer
resi- Ia the hnALcr c"mnlt,rr
Alderman Br"ckmrrr, IL the sewer
committee, reported un the suit IN Justice
Wages court SgAinzt the city. nj the IN
stance IL plumbing inspector, C""n"y
The rui, WAS hrough, sbnut 10y C"n-y
APPEARING ~ the r-1,d-ne- ~ ". NJ
Weaver. while Davh i~nhAm was dolnt
same plumbing work for that gentleman
and ordering l-uhAm'u arrest ON Tia
grounds that lac Q-nhAmJ WAS not com
plying with the ordinance. The suit wa
brought before Justice wAgg. who, upoI
securing proper authority and inv-stigst
INK the case. promptly decided sam
against the sewer inspector aud msrnbe
IL the board of health,
The council then d.cid-d upon the i"l
lowing bnari IL registration;
Firr, wAri-R. l.. P.arc-, J. G. Mar
shall and II. ilono,t-i n, the hArnes
store 81 St"h-lls
Second ward-f ~ Pratt, John l.. An
drew. Anh j j No,aw At III. store ,
y u Pratt.
Thrill wAri-R, Is. Myers, W A. Wal
krr aud N l.. StAmu At the store II j"
Johnston,
Fourth wari--C. f. Meyers. II.
johnston and W. ! Walton at the utnr
e r.. j Pn-t n Go,
The board then Adjourned.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-03-09
DISTRICT C0U9T.
Urinding tway on the Docket ~
the court house.
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wi"u. sJIs'ur'. li.u Baker W be
brennan. rIts,.s''. j rrIu IlNIh,kanu
w li"n Myrr-, Hrp .Ht'. ,lN- krIlrr
~ Ion MJrtr. appellate, " NJ.
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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-03-09

child, by aiding Nature in pr.i%ring the
system for parturi,on. Thereby labor"
and also the period of confinement are
greatly shortened. II also promotes an
abundant secretion at nourishment for
the child During pregnancy, II pre-
vents morning sickness" and those
distressing nervous symptoms from
which ~ many suffer.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-03-09

Dr, X. Z, Dryden, the Atlantic a PAeis
surgeon at winslow, tslegraphsd To 10
dsrtAksr Strong IN ship white plush cd
In, The nAskst will leave for wiuslos
this evening,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-03-09

nancy, ana nave con-
tinucd taking II since
confinement. I did not
experience the nausea
OF any OF the ailments
due 20 pregnancy, after
I began taking your
Prescription, :" I was
only In labor q short
time, and the physician
said I got along un.
usually we'll.
We think |, saved me
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-03-09
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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-03-09
New Aeeausa Saw

The new Ac-luia law provides that all
community bitches ar sc"pn'aS shall b'
c"n-rhrr-l AZ h.i-s c"rI"rs,- with I-pw.r
a. sue And l- suri Their IN -rs shall
consist "i three commissioners and nru
mayoriomo ar superintendent. each al
whnm shall b.. the owner If an interest in
sad ditch "r the water therein, They
.hAll H. -l.c,-d annually on the hrs, Mon.
day of Drc-Inl-r, aud rhsll assume Office
by the hr-, Monday II the following Jan.
uAry. when they shall Organize by the
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-03-09

= great deal Of suffering I was troubled I
great deal with lcucouheA also, and Il hss
done world Of good for me
Your truly,
Mas W. c. BAKRx
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-03-09
TaHti. Cofiis Co, Tssss.

DR r. " PIERCE, buffalo. y y
Drdy .Siy-, took your "Favorite Pre-.
scription previous To confinement and
never did 40 well in my life II IL only
two weeks since my c"rhne ment and am
able tn do my work feel stronger than
ever did in siz weeks be fore
Yours tTtiiy
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-03-09
nOTHERS

and those alsut TO
become mothers,
should know that
Dt. Iicrces fa-
vuri,c i'r, >cription
rolIs childbirth OF
its torture. t~rrors
aud dangers to
both mother and
The Coconino weekly sun., 1895-07-03
THE DAY WE CELEBRATE.

The Fourth of July is the day of all days to the American people. The years come and go. but still the antici- patton of this annual celebration in spires in the loyal breast lofty senti- ments of patriotism and zeal.
 It is characteristic of Americans that they can lay dull care aside upon oc- casions and enjoy themselves with more genuine relish and abandon than any other people on the face of the globe. So the Fourth of July has always been the greatest day in their lives, Even the poor pauper can enter into the spirit of the occason and hurrah for the Fathers of Liberty. It is safe to say that freedom will ring from the mountain sides of Flagstaff this Fourth. May the day always be celebrated with patriotic ardor and enthusiasm.
The Coconino weekly sun., 1895-07-03
TO TAXPAYERS,

The tax payers of Coconino count, in the Territory of Arizona, are hereb, notified that the original assessment roll of Coconino county for the fiscal year of lS94-95 has been completed by the Assessor of Coconino county and delivered to the undersigned, ex-officio Clerk of the Board of Supervisors of said county, in whose office said as. sessment roll is on file and open for inspection by the public.
 And notice is hereby further given that the Beard of Equalization of Coco nino county, Territory of Arizona, will meet on the first day of July, 1895, al the office of the Boaid of Supervisors in the court house of said county. and continue in session from day to day for twenty days including July 20th. 1895.
 c. A. BUSH,
 Clerk of Board of Supervisors of Cocnnino county, A. T.
 June 17, 1895.
The Coconino weekly sun., 1895-07-03
Thanks! Thanks!

On the return of the Editorial As sociation of Southern California from the Grand Canyon of the Colorado a special committee prepared resolutions of thanks to the A. & P. and Southern California railroad companies, to the Board of Trade. ladies and citizens generally of Flagstaff, to J w. Thurber, of the Grand Canyon stage line, to J. H. Tolfree, proprietor, and L. H. Tolfree, manager of the Grand Canyon hotel; to Mrs. L. H. Tolfree and daughters, to the S.F., P. X P. railroad company; to Il. K. Gregory, assistant general passenger agent oi the S. c. R. R to F. A. Healey, oi the S. F., P. x F.; to the citizens oi Phoenix and to the Phoenix Electric Railway Company.
 It was also resolved, That our ob. serva,ion of the magnificent scenery oi the territory through which we have passed, our examination of its varied resources and our converse with it's people have shown it worthy of hearty cOmmendation.
The Coconino weekly sun., 1895-07-03


 MosT people who have never been to Arizona carry very wrongful i'm pression of the country from Il social standpoint. As a matter of fact, there are comparatively few crimes of d serious nalugc committed ia the terri tory. The report of the city marshal of Flagstaff for the quarter just ended is very hopeful showing for town that few years ago was a frontier settlement and as ''wild and woolly" as they make 'em. Such crimes as murder, suicide and burglary are rare on the criminal calendar compared with the list of those political divisions which boast of a much higher civiliza- tiOn.
The Coconino weekly sun., 1895-07-03
TRlLBY BASE BALL.
The First Edition Played at Flagstaff
 Last Sunday.

The First Edition Played at Flagstaff
 Last Sunday.
 The first edition of Trilby base ball. in calfskin cover and binding, was presented on the quarter stretch last Sunday before an unappreciative audience.
 The TriIbys, burdened with stock of Trilby balm, goose oil, hospit;l splints and all sorts of appliances for the wounded, went over to the ball ground with the fixed determination to administer the first defeat of the season to the Flagstaffs, and they did so. It was a crushing blow to the members of the hitherto invincible home team. One couldn't tell whether they were trying to play croquet or base ball. SO rattled did they become. Sliker, arrayed in pair of vivid red stockings and his winning smile, went into the box for the Flagstaffs. His winning smile couldn't win the game, however. notwithstanding the fact that the home team had ten men and the umpire on their side. With their little TriIby bats the Trilbyc punished his delivery for home runs. three baggers and two-base hits until Sliker was glad to retire in favor of Frantz, the renowned southpaw. That stopped the run-getting, but the Trilbys had too overwhelming a lead to overcome.
 The Trilbys sprung surprise on their opponents when Cannon Ball Harry Hibben appeared in the box. The batters couldn't touch his delivery with fishing rods and he held them down to two little scratch hits. The game was too easy and he gave Mad den an opportunity to strike out the heavy batters during the latter part of the game. Sparling and Edwards at tempted to umpire the game, with in- different success. Wells Payue, off cial scorer for the Trilbys, was unable to score every run, they came iu SO fast, but the Trilbys were at least 20 tallies ahead when the book was closed on the last chapter.