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The Coconino weekly sun., 1896-10-08

Registration closes on October IS.
 Hotel Ramona. Los Angeles, 50c up. l The board of supervisors meet Mon, day next.
 For Rent--Furnished rooms. In. quire of H. Heller. l Hoods Pills cure liver ills, constipa. ton, jaundice, sick headache, bilious. ness. 25 cents.
 Furnished rooms to rent on Rail road avenue. four blocks west of post office. Inquire of J. H. RuMsEY.
 For Sale-Heavy team, weighing 2,SOO pounds, blackboard aud harness. Must be sold at once. Inquire George Hoxworth or Hank Lockett.
 E. s. Clark, the Republican nomi. nee for district attorney, is au able lawyer and will make the best district attorney the county has ever had. The Democratic county central com. mit,ee filled the vacancies ou their ticket by placing w. II. Carroll on the ticket for councilman and James Loy for probate judge.
 Merit wins aud that is why Hoods Sarsaparilla holds the abiding conii- dence of the public. Hoods Sarsa- parilla is known by the cures it has made. It Is the one true blood puri- fer
 For Sale for sS00-6O or 70 head of good horses. Several span broken; average weights, 1000 10 HOO; slOO cash, balance on time with good se- curity. Address Mrs. J. E. Earns worth, Williams. Arizona.
 Al Doyle, the republican nominee for recorder, is an old-timer in Ari- | zona. He helped organize the re- publican party in the territory, and every republican in Coconino county should cast his vote for him.
 There will be box social at the NJ. E. parsonage Friday evening at : o'clock. Every lady and girl are re- quested 10 bring box of lunch, enough for two. The social will be given by the Junior League.
 The crop of hay in Coconino county this year is large one, and conse- luently prices are low. There will be but little hay shipped to Flagstaff during the next year, for our ranchers nave surplus for which they would ike to find market.
 Men that have been tried and have proven faithful and fearless officials are the kind of men that the people believe in re-electing to office. R. H. Cameron, our present sheriff. has hOwn, himself to be just the right nan in the right place.
The Coconino weekly sun., 1896-10-08
Land Approval.
UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE,

UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE, PRESCOTT, Ariz., October 7. lS96.S
 The approved plat of township l3 N, R l2 E, has been received at this office and will be officially filed on 10, 1896. On and after said date parties will be permitted to make entries of lands situated iu said H. D. Ross, Register.
 JAKE MARKS, Receiver.
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THE CARNIVAL OF SPORTS.
At the sixteenth Annual New Mex
 leo Fair at Albuquerque.

The Atlantic X Pacific Railroad Company have made the following rate from points on their line 10 Albu- querque. The sale of tickets will commence ou October 10 and con tinue until the l6th. Final return Final return limit will be October 20 Return tickets from Needles, $ll.60; Kingman, Sl035; Hack berry, $9. 80; Peach Springs, s9,35; Ash Fork, $S. 05; Williams, $7.60; Bellemont, s7.l5; Flagstaff, s7; Winslow, S7; Hol- brook, $7
 Agents at any of the mentioned places will give any further informa- ton desired in regard to the above rates.
The Coconino weekly sun., 1896-10-08
Bucklcn's Arnica Salye,

The best salye in the world for cuts, bruises, sores, ulcers, salt rheum, fever sores, letter, chapped hands, chilblains, corns and all skin eruptions, and posi- lively cures piles, oi no pay required. It is guaranteed to give perfect satis- faction or money refunded Price, 25 cents per box. For sale by D. J. Bran ncn, Flagstaff. Arizona
The Coconino weekly sun., 1896-10-08

A. A. Dutton. the republican nomi- nee for the territorial council, is known throughout the county for his sterling qualities. He is we'll fitted for the duties of the council. and no better representative of Coconino county could be selected.
The Coconino weekly sun., 1896-10-08
NOTICE TO ADMINISTRATORS.

Executors and administrators of unsettled estates now pending in the probate court of Coconino county, Arizona. are hereby noti- ted to make an accounting of their manage ment Of the affairs of their respective estates on or before Dec. 3l 1898, with the view to final settlement thereof.
 x. c. LAYTON.
 Probate Judge.
The Coconino weekly sun., 1896-10-08
iSYKEs BROTHERS, General Machinists,
 FLAGSTAFF, ARIZONA. Bicycle Repairing a Speciality. 
NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS.

Notice is hereby given that the duplicate assessment roll for 1926 is now in my posses. sion for collection of taxes therein levied. That taxes will be delinquent on the third Monday of December, 1898. Unless paid on that day or prior thereto five per cent will bc added to the amount thereof as penalty. payments must be made at the office of the tax collector between the hours of a. m and p. m. of each day, Sunday excepted.
 A. T. CORNISH,
 Treasurer and Ex-Otficio Tax Collector. Flagstaff, September 2, 1898
The Coconino weekly sun., 1896-10-08

A member of the California medicine company was before justice of the peace Prime and fined s, for using profaue language at the street sales.
The Coconino weekly sun., 1896-10-08

Trr BOOMING SUN is pleased to contribute ,r.NItc matters, but all notices of festivals. ar, meetings of societies, suppers. enter .,... .rnts and mention of marriages. births mi deaths beyond the regular announce
 sr, Will be charged for at regular rates.
The Coconino weekly sun., 1896-10-08
ADJUSTMENTS.

EABBITT'S OPERA HOUSE. N.,.r,r 24-Morrison's Faust" O,,anrr v, 30, 3l-wilber's Stock Company DHanGe of play nightly.
The Coconino weekly sun., 1896-10-08
NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC.

{. ,2ntract. and bills for advertising pay. aN'r uonthly'
 AavcrtisinS rates given upon application. Pv,.ncss locals 10 cents per line for nrst in- .,r,.,r and scents per line for each subse- ,re,.r insertion.
The Coconino weekly sun., 1896-10-08
NOTICE OF NEW REGISTRATION

Of Voters in Coconino County. Arf-
 Zona.
 NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT AT the regular meeting of the Board or supervisors of Coconino county, Arizona, Ine following order was made and duly the lth day of April, IS98: '-'
 Ihe Board upon motion orders: That a notlce ne published for at least four months tnat new registration of the voters of this county must be had for the ensuing election. as rsguirea by Act No. of the Session Laws or iSse Territory of Arizona"
 heglsIerlng officers and all concerned will take notice and be governed accordinelv Registration win close twenty days before Coconino county. VI Firstpublieataou Aprtl a,
The Coconino weekly sun., 1896-10-08
Notice of Apportionment. OFEICE OF COUNTY SCHOOL SUPT.
 FLAGSTAFF, October 2. lS9l

l have this day received notice that there is in the county school fund, subject to apportionment. the sum of $l.5oO. which have apportioned to the several districts as follows:
The Coconino weekly sun., 1896-10-08
IF YOU ARE IN H HURRY

For groceries there is alway wagon at our door ready to bring them to you. Your order will be filled promptly. We have everything that is best in Groceries. The Monarch brand of Canned Goods the best in the market are sold by us. Our assortment of Table Luxures embraces lots of dainties not found in ordinary stores. Our prices are no higher than you will pay for inferior grades
The Coconino weekly sun., 1896-10-08

N. G. LAYTON, County School Superintendent
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-10-20

LOS M1sTER1os DE PARIS

cuencia en- gu casa pedrerIa de un valor consi-
derable. Acepte ell negocio, propuse la
"Lechuza" que nos uniesemos Marcial Y a
Barbill6n, fin de que pudieseis coger TODD
ell rebano junto.
-5Y Ell maestro de Escuela", aquel hom-
bre tan peligroso, tan fuerte tan feroz, que
andaba siempre con la 81 echuza', era uno
de los parroquianos de la tia "Pelona"?
IEl maestro de Escuela"P- di;o BRA
20 Rojo" sparentando sorprenderse.
Isl, un presidiario escapado de Roche
fort, llamado Anselmo Duresnel, condenado
por toda la vida. Sc sabe que Sc desfigur6 la
cara para 10 ser reconocido.9 mo teneis min
gun indicio de elP
-Nlnguno - contest6 con intrepidez
"Brazo Rojo", que tenis motivos para men
tir, pues ell ''Maestro de Escuela" Sc hsllaba
entonces encerrado en- uua de las cuevas de
In taberna.
Hay indicios vehementes de que ba
cometldo nuevos asesinatos: serfa una presa
importaDte.
-Hace seis semanas que no Sc sabe de
Hay quien lleva 6 NAL que hayais
-Slempre ten6is algo que eoharme en-
cara, senior Narciso, siempreI
y con raz6n, amigo "Brazo Roio". ,Y
el contrsbando3
-IY no necesito conocer a toda clasa
de psjsros, como contrabandista otroa pa.
ra teneros al corriente9 va os ensefie aonel
tubo para introducir lfquidos que desde una
casa situada fuera de la tapia de la barrera
del Trono communicable con otra de la Gale
de....
--Ya 10 se--diio Narciso interrumpiendo
& "Brazo Rojo" mas para uno que denun-
ciais haces la vista gorda con diez, y CONT
nuAis el trafco impunemente; estoy SECURE de
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-10-20

liar delante de sus ojos la corona soberaua.
La "Lechuza" sc habfa adelantado POGO
q POGO hasta llegar uno de los angulos de
La mesa, y habfa puesto ell mango del puma
la boca del canastillo
Hallabase va muy oorta distancia de
Sarah
-ssabeis esorbira-le dijo esta de re-
pente.
apartando con la mano ell cofre de las
joyas, abri6 un estuche coloeado delante de
tintero.
No, senora, Sc escribir-contesto
la "Lechuza."
-Entonces dictad, que 20 escribire. De.
cidme todas las circunstancias del abandono
de esa nina.
Sent6se en- este una silla de brazoa
delante de Ia mesa, cogi6 una pluma & bizo
sena la "Lechuza para que Sc acercase
Brlllaba como una brasa el oio da Ia
vieja que hallabase por fltimo en- pie al lado
de la silla de Sarah.
Esta SO disponfa escribir inclin.da 90.
bre la mesa.
-Leere alto 10 que vava escr;b,aoao
-dijo-para que corrijais las faltas.
-Muy bieDs sehora-respondi6 Ia aTa.
chuza" observando los movmientos de Ga.
rah, metiendo la mano en- FL canastiilo nara
coger ell puflal con disimulo.
La condesa empez6 escribir.
"-Declaro que...."
Pero interrumpiendose volyiendo l.
cabeza hacia Ia "Lechuzsn que tocaba J.. =
mango del pnnal, anadi6: :.
nina? sAaa esa
En- ell mes de Febrero de lse5
-sPor quiens--volvi6 & preguntarle sin
dejar de mirarla. -
Por Pedro Toaraeu.iae gus % h.lla
hoy en- -el presidio DC Roohefort. Madama
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-10-20

de la distraction de la condesa fin de dar
insensib bemente La vuelta la mesa que la se-
paraba de su vfctima Habfa empezado va
esta perida evoluci6n, cuando tavo que de-
tenerse de repente
Sarah sac6 un medallion del fondo de La
GAIA, sobre Ia mesa, 10 present6 con mano
tremula la s'hechuza", y le dijo:
-Mirad ese retrsto.
IFS la "Chillona''-exclam6 la "Leehu-
za' sorprendida por la extraordinaria seme-
janza..-Es la nina que me entIegaron; me
parece que Ia estoy viendo cuando me la tra-
10 Tournemine. El mismo cabello rublo ri
zado que le corte enseguida, que vendf muy
bien por cierto.
-sEs la misma? LA reconoceis? / All !
Jos ruego que no me engafleisi -. mo me
engaf1eis!
Os digo, sef1orita, que es la sChillonan
como 81 Ia estuviera viendo-contest6 acer-
cAndose Sarah sin que esta 10 notase;-adn
hoy Sc parece tanto este retrato, que os pas
mar1ais 81 la vieseis.
Sarah no habfa dado un solo grito de do
lor al saber que su hija habfa vivido misera-
BILE y abandonada por espacio de diez amos:
nj un remordimiento habfa tenido al acor-
darse que ella misma la habfa hecho sacar del
tranquilo retro en- donde la habia puesto Ro-
dolfe. Como madre desnaturalzada. no
pregunto desde lnego la "Lechuzao como
habfa vivido su hija, porque Ia ambici6n ha-
bfa sofocado desde largo tirmpo en- el pecbo
de Sarah la ternura maternal No fue Ell en-
contrar su hija 10 que La llen6 de exaltado
alborozo, sino La esperanza de yer pronto
realizado Ell orgalloso sueflo de toda su vida.
Rodolfo se habfa interesado por aouella
ioven desgraoiada y la habia protegido ain
conocerla. iQue harfa cuando llegase {
saber que era. So HIJAI Rodolfo estaba
ibre, Ia condesa viuda. Sarah vefa va bri-
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-10-20

que comets dos carrilos, como suelen decir.
-iComo ha de ser, sefior Narcisol itan-
tas cosss Sc dlceD, y ell mundo es tan malo!
"a veIs que tengo que rczarme con muchos
brlbones, y que debo hacer como ellos, aun
peor que ellos para que sospechen de MI
Lo slento en- ell alma, porque conducta no
Sc aVlene con mi genio, y solo ell deseo de
cumpilr con mi obligacion puede sostenerme
en- semejante ofcio.
-Pobre hombre -. ique lastima
--dOs refs, seflor Narcise? Pero 81 Green
ese disparate, spor que no han registrado la
casa de la "9uiromantica" la mia?
~ 10 sabeis; para no espantar esos
oandldos que hace tanto tempo nos prone
tets entregar.
Y voy a entregsroslos, senior Nareiso;
antes de una hora estaran bien amarrados,
sun mucho trabajo, porque hay tres muieres
For 10 que toca Barbill6n Nicolas Mar
clal, son ieroces como tigres, pero cobardes
como gallinas.
--Tigres gallinas, traigo aquf con que
servirlos--contsst6 Narciso abriendo su levita
y snsefando Ia culata de dos pistolas que Ile-
vaba en- Ell bolsillo del pantal6n
No hareis NAL en- acompanaros de dos
hombres, seflor Narciso; porque los mas CO.
bardes Sc convierten en- feras cuando Sc ven
apurados.
-Pienso poner dos de los que me acom-
psfsn en- la salita que esia al lado de Ia
otra en- que entrara la corredora. Al primer
grlto me presentare en- una puerta y los dos
hombres en- la otrs.
No debeis descuidaros, sefor Narciso,
porque la gayilla llegara dentros de pocos
-Voy colocar los hombres; aunque te-
mo que me d6is un chasco como otras veces.
I'm silbido extraflo, que era la ssflal con.
venlda, interrumpi6 este coloquio.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-10-20
iAUSUBO! iAUSUBO!

vigaa de x s. 4x6y6x 10 y alfazfas
"a 2x 3. Estantss de ausubo de 6 67 va
rSs. Surtido general de uaderas do In
florida, tablas de todss classes deass
>isctos para construcei5n.
L. P. DoRIA & c..
plsya-Ponca Noviembre q de 1894.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-10-20
Roberto Graham.
INGENIHkQ
Fwndscson, HeyYeysa y FeyYetes,
INGENIMku

Essdscs6n, Heyyeysa y Feyyetes.
PONCE, PUERTo-RToo s
Fabricants de despolpadoras de cafe de
los sistemas Rollo y Disco, como tambisn
t,sdazos, Tahonas, Ruedas hidraulieas, Ma
-cates, Seoaderas y toda clase de msquina.
ria para cafe, picar yerbs, desgranar mafs
etc., etc. Hero, cobrs y bronse OH barras
plGnchas y fundido.
Pidanse inforraes. julio 7, 1893.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-10-20

H. L. Hi0G0de viaie del dia
trasbordo
dia de
n de Herrera vae del S toara Epna
Puerto Rico al do de dia
adme todos los de sols
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-08-25
I RA! /!
$50 O'CLOCK.
ON MANY CHARGES.
Two Women Shoplifters Held for
Grand Jury's Action.
Manney Bound over for Assault-A Costly
Lunch Box.

IN the Sixth District Court tais m orn-
ing Rebekah A. Baker, who in court
yesterday morning pleaded guilty TO the
charge of stealing goods valued at SIG
from the Tilden- -Thurber Company, was
fined go and costs and then pleaded
guilty to the following charges: ealing
from the Boston store goods valued at
s47; from Wood, Bickpall & Potter goods
valued at s53, and from John Shepard,
Jr.. goods valued at s25. She was held
for the action OF the grand jury in the
sum of 1900.
Abbie Il. Hill, who is Mrs. Bakers
chum, was fined go and cost for stealing
from the Tilden-Thurber Co., and pleaded
guilty to the charge of stealing SIS
worth OF goods from John Shepard Go.
and 500 worth from the Boston store. On
these she was held for the action of the
grand jury in the sum OF 5000. she waived
examination on the charge OF stealing
s25 worth of goods from Wood. Bick-
nall a. Potter, and was held..in the sum
OF 1900 for the action Of the grand jury.
William Manney waived examination
on the charge of assaulting Myer Irving
and was held in the sum Of 200 for the
action of the grand jury.
John Davis was fined s15 and costs for
stealing pair of trousers from James
Quigley.
John George was fined slO and costs
for making an assault on Clayton Smith.
FLAMES Murphy was fined slo and costs
for..stesling coat from Rosa Marks.
ii. W. Morrow was fined y15 and co SITS
for stealing a wagon spring from Edwin
Winsor.
Edward Ouger pleaded not guilty to
the charge OF making an assault upon
Edwin Ross and was held until Friday
for trial.
Henry BONNER was held until Friday
10 answer TO the charge of making an as
sault on Charles Leonard.
William Tanning was fined s. and costs
for stealing a lunch box from John
Caddy.
Mary::Powers and Carrie Cutting were
sent 10 the State farm for six months
for being common night walkers.
Kate Matthews pleaded guilty TO a
similar charge and was sent to the State
farm for two years.
John K. Doherty pleaded not guilty
to the charge OF making an assault upon
Peter Hennessey and was held until
Friday for trial.
The cases of Walter G.. Kent for selling
impure milk and Francis Gillhouly for
keeping ali unlicensed dog were discon-
tinued. John Ellis was fined s. and
costs for making an assault upon Ed
ward Duffy.
Antonio Collotine for making. an as
sault on Carlo Dissoro, which was all
caused by a watermelon, was nned $40
and costs. He took an appeal.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-08-25
Mr. IngerSon Finds That
His Leg Is Broken.
Had Been Told by Surgeons
There Was No Fracture.
x Rays Proved There Was and His
Leg Was Then Amputated.

Frederick A. Ingerson was q sergeant
In the Union army during the War of
the Rebellion. Since the war he has been
well known as railroad contractor
and mason. His place of business is sit
uated in the Office Of Colonel II. s. Taft.
20 Exchange street.
Mr.. Ingerson enlisted In October, 1861,
in the 9th Massachusetts,. Later he was
appointed as sergeant. On March Ia,
1862 the Federal army made an attack
upon Newbern, N. {. The troops were
brought in army transports and
in the assault on the Notifications
sergeant Ineerson was shot through the
leg. The wound healed at that time and
1t was stated at the field hospital where
he was that the bone was not broken.
Later the wound opened and has been an
open sore ever since. MIR. Ingerson has
suffered and endured this wound for 80
years at intervals having to resort to the
use OF a crutcb, SO great was the pain in
walking upon the injured member.
he consulted number of doctors, but
oil have said that the bone was not
broken. About year ago he went to q
hospital at Boston and consulted expert
physicians and surgeons there. They
pronounced the bone to be entirely sound
and used skin grating as method Of
healing the sore, ana succeeded in
partly closing the wound. This gave but
temporary relief, for the sore soon broke
out HgHfn -vfofcnt-ssc rs--As-iaa--A-->i' y
Mr.. Ingerson felt himself to be growing
weaker and weaker, and was we'll nigh
discouraged. Finally Colonel Taft per-
suaded the sufferer to have the member
photographed by the X-rays. fhe plate
showed the bone to be fractured and dis
placed. This was seen to be the cause of
the pain and suffering Of 33 years. The
friction of these sections of bone when
walking had caused the sore from
which poison had run all
through the unfortunate mans
blood. DIR. Mitchell and DIR. Eccleston OF
this city were then consulted and they
decided that the leg must be ampuiated
at once In order to save tn mans life
An incident of the exam ination showed
the courage of the old soldier. On the
morning OF the examination al MT. lnger-
sons residence on Daboll street, tnat
gentleman was sitting in his chair read
ing paper. When told that his leg
would have to be amputated the old army
veteran with Characteristic courage inn
med lately placed himself without assist
ance upon the table and was ready for
the operation.
The cut was IN ade just below the
knee, Drs. Mitchell and Ecoleston per-
forming the amputation, while DIR.
O'Neil gave the ether. When it was
fin ished MIR. Ingerson was just as calm
and self-possessed as he was before.
lie Is well known in business circles,
especially as a railroad contractor, hav-
ing for the last rs years done great deal
OF bridge building for the Consolidated
road. In fact up to tue present year,
when his health compelled him to give up
business, he has travelled almost constantly
up and down the Consolidated ROAD be-
tween Boston ana New London supervis-
ing bridge building and other repairs.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-08-25

and the ushers were Messrs Frank Polk,
Columbus Baldwin, Rawlins l.. Connell
and Alfred Vanderbilt, brother of the
bride.
After the ceremony the couple passed
into the gray room TO receive their guests.
They occupied position beneath bow
er OF tropical foliage surmounted by
canopy composed of two immense
arecalutesceus. Seven standard bloc M
ing rose trees, eight feet high, alternate
ly white and pink formed boundary
10 the line of guests. From a concealed
position Nahan Franko's Orchestra dis
coursed a most delightful and nppropri-
ate program.
Following the reception tho wedding
breakfast was served In the Italian dim
ing room north of the hall and facing
the ocean. This room was artistically
but not profusely decorated. Walter
Russell, Of the Casino grill room, served.
The bridal table seated 12 and there were
10 small guest tables OF six covers each.
The tables were beauti6ed with plateaux
of bridal roses, bridesmaids roses and
ioAho. iho SAotu WAS coNSIcu
with garlands OF orchids and lilies of
the valley. The balustrades leading to
the room were fanked by lines OF lofty
palms, bay trees and pyramids OF hydran-
geas.
The balustrade of the terrace was
similarly decorated, while the pathway
leading to the house was lined with
palms and hydrangeas.
The guests were:
Mrs. w. II. Vanderbilt, Mrs. e. Shep-
ard, Mr.. and Mrs. w. Jay Schieffkin, Mr..
and Mrs. William s. Webb, Mr.. and Mrs.
W. Ii. McTwombly, Mr.. j. Rutgers Le-
roy, Mr.. and Mrs. w. ID. Stone, MIR.
William G. Whitney, Mr. and Mrs.
AImeric Hugh Psget, Mr.. and Mrs. c. Il.
Barney, Mr.. q. III. Payne, Miss
Dimock, Miss Gladys Vanderbilt.
Master Reginald Vanderbilt, Mr.. and
Mrs. f. W. Vanderbilt, Mr.. w. X.
Vanderbilt, MIR. Gerald Paget, Miss Doro-
thy Whitney, Or. McLane, Bishop md
Mrs. Ii. G. Potter, q. &. Webb, Mrs.
{. j. Magill and DIR. @. NJ. Depew.
The bridal party left on private car
No. 1913. with a special engine ct 2
O'Clock this afternoon, but no one
would disclose their.destination,a although
it is still believed they will proceed to
Lenox, Mass.