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The San Francisco call., 1899-10-12
HORACE DAVIS INDOR5ED-
Continental League Pledges It's
Hearty support 70 the Re
pucI can N0rlI1e

There vas large and enthusiastic
gathering gt Republicans at Saratoga
Han .zs- night zc the meeting y rha Con
-lueC-L League E-racs D Wor-1, rhs
leagues president, occupied the chair
After d-spCsllg # routine matters Amos
lions. which were ad31ted u-lu-111 -sly-
71s-eaz. Tie 7eopla 1s ST. F-arctsce VIII
d called -1ou --s.-e q -1- c=z- -1.r-s -4l7
whose ra-5s -le 5es--rl=s u IT. -a~,-la sII-r
= -----s-z- --r -1= -=I- -H- g=lrs 1--
ce--.- rs 81 --- new charter T1en VIII =
--9 eE=er 20 -l= Ersr Gay 7t 1ezr January;
Whereas -r= Republican 1a--y 1az II Al
---=s u rs s--r- been --= cl--y 2- progress
and prosperity z11 Is ----aF S1ar r a
The days a[ Abraham LI-cci1 chs 5ri=ut Ard
-rE-=--- s., aha r-zs- Ero-er ard . C-uli-
--= -L-e -t Gz-H- E-- E1-a . Davis,
s. she'd -.-=ls ws- 1 reE1er e
slaves .--1 -1= -1-sE I-== ard particularly
+- --+ . -,. - :
agree w1 - bora -H-1 ard Wi,1l'-- Is
E==c9=1 -H-5 -a= 5eu1azric asz,-rar-s %
-f= ---c-a--- MaT7r 1 cred 50 h1selt
rr1- 2 c1-s 1l-1l-lrti---F
s1--r---s se-r sz u-s- -c-nls zzclc Democratic
E---srz -r s N-- sravu -a1- -n= ag-rd-
-s-- rev chatter -cr c1-s city
press before 60 ever =--=-=tt Clz pol l-1-Ll 1eas.
-r= 5car-5 80 Frs@.l5l.-e- --z- Srzr1e,t -5= doe
yl-er- V-zs c-ul1cset ~ citizens @ al shades
e. rglirl-a- cu-z.-Cs. l-d Gt s1scl- s-s,-r-lr
- vaz carried by Iezs -hz1 Cu--1 n - the
r-.s1E v-r=-s 7s =E=rE crl rtczl PARTY Mayor
Prear -r--aoIv cast -rs Trrz g sGv1- q IL
a.Foc-i-- zs 5.t r0e E1 Horace DaF-s t1e
esteemed 11C- - -1a Republican party for
Mayor So H- that 1-rs-rl1E 1rCCrs a-e easy.
Wa nov respect -LT request MFF-- Eis-4. .
-cI1r % any U---CFsc-e-C Ut importance dur
5-< MS administrations -11r 1r-r-4cet WIN
r.7r=sr+ s1aT.='t1zs al c-= Important
-er7=--s cratt zcc executed w=re RAJ
--7--z-5=.5 r~ r-= 3L=r-1E-ts Assoc z-l1C. COM
-rzzE uas--v 80 E=--1i -a-5 H Simply
Erz--- used his Vcw-r o 1-rrc=- --eir retrCl-
--=-.5l-a11- which a-V -c1=r -11 =-=--s1
3Tzv-- U--l5 -avz t11s II regard 20 t1= rev
primary law v-L-E -as proven such a cl=ss-
s-E u cre --rzs- vccs-s GO c1is city Il was
---.sl v=t z-tt +-zrH1 oy REPUBLICAN passed
rv rZaUtI-il -=-lstE-ure and approved 81
Pz-U1.1-4n Governor. -EsCT--zft s. 3 E-zr11-
Hear EIzerlEu Commission ard by I RepUolL-
ear Registrar Z Mayor P-aiz1 and r-z DEM
-c-1-fc ra-rv can sgl1sszs any cgG1--r- 1uE oc
--z- 1T z-=U s1LzeE= ard 5e u --r--=-
F-srIv=t5 THAI -1e Co1ti-z--zl Lel-I1s most
heartily t-ferses the -Cn- laEl11 1t rhe Hon
Horace Uzvts r-r Mayer - the city arE county
az san Francisco and al % the nominees C
rre EspE55tca1 71EEictg pal convention ard chl-
va pledge sur hearty support 20 the entire Pc
uublI-a1 -lz5=r during the coming cac-FaAsc-
The San Francisco call., 1899-10-12

The blank form O. application ror Mem
bersLtD IS this
Eoracs Davis Central Club. h=atg1a--srs
Elsc5ry building ~ Market street, Eerery
"a. - hs--7--a 4 -Ha- c1 r1e Horace
Davis Central Club" ard VIII Use ny best e1-
5=avorz % elect the Hon Horace Davis Mayor
san F-a2clzca. Octoeer. 1888
Name Residence
Republicans VINO gave Mayor Pnela1
support II Two campaigns are l4lly COM
i-E into Ece Tor Horace Davis They Per
Cslve that -1ey cannot vote -lr --l'--a1
-EG=- cCC1I-ICEs row exS--S W-Lc1-l
lending Prestige ard power % ina 2'l-lLIctL
organ Lza-t0u- % which -Ie Mayor belongs
Mac PE=Iar rf--szLt rubLicly p-cCLzl--s
-rz doctrine I'VE all nave 90 ce parry
Ceu nov We can % ue-1rz ne p@1 PIE
and say we vii 90 mus and so
A. t1= election -l>- E=@r. 9e-ele ---=
primary LzT and TIE E-sc-CzrC call1E l27F
were enacted. voters could safely -aSz Z
-4---- - ri-zree For -xa--uLa# LaSr No
Phz-zC many Democrats traded giving
z Democratic va-e tgr Gage tC return -1-
Z Republican vc-= I7- P1z-l1- IT L--e
process Mcguire "a rC= Derl-crtA--- ---l,7-
c1- -L= Ak In L-5 Ceca- c-- -1eC= VIII Or
no trading IN the coming election
Judge ScbsI- Chairman n the El@9l1-
EcaC cC-V=E-l1-S C1-l-1lLLss on --s---
-.zs = 5-L u -1z cl-v and --= --1 c-C=--
visC-izI vacancies VII EE- D ---7l -----
SATURDAY T1e list q applicants = zr5--
~
iCz-IoL meeting g A@--elo -----l- ------
Sa--rtav evening Horace Davis VII a.
dress the pecpi=-
Tr- Elsc-t11 Commissioners yesterday
adopted the following resolution
Fsse.vaz Tat pursuant e. section LIZ p
E- --= -e- 1-a--=r- -1= l1-2F1- AZ
-,z ---ce= % g - At ne ----l---ra- =s=c'
-- L-45-lE- >-F=--0-r -.t.
VIZ E-r-. Naz-r- s@o1-e- A-fr ---
4sszzz--- -.--l C.-- Attorney. ---1- S-=- z
--- 9s-r---- ---5 g5g--- -r=rz -=--.
7----.- i - .---a-.-- --. ==--- z--r==u -
-=--.=c-z fourteenth e-C- Police Judges
F.sz-s--a1t.- f1r th= election cl1s=s r.
-szh- L1s c5ce VIII De open C--l mid
81 rt-fzsrs wzo have c6s1gad the- resl-
-=1ce since the last general election ara
required % re-r=E1sl=E before t1-Z can
--s raz- general Or primary election are
REQUIRED To register cEr -Ce E=X- election
TIRE rerfciCu oc rEe Social DeCQCra-t
ra--v Ezs been accepted BY the Registrar
~ Voters ard the rtcSz- placed On ne
5-cfzI ballot Following $ The ticket
r. zrsv--a + C7bu-u az Er.1z st-ss-
--r AlEfrlr-E--tI Lass. 2--t-a Fillmore street
- as==ssc--r Wzr-=cE= Ir Frssi z
z--as- Egr -reas--sr-E--1s=C k-el-E I-59 " g
=f-- street 20 S-eri1--E=-5-Ee E1a-z-17r, y
A-..=- zr-aar --r Tax CoiIecc1r-E Z zCr--z
F--l--u -IJs Mission street Fer F-=cor-sr-
E-rr N-zaur 20s Perry street For County
-1=rS-8Iar1 Bartlett, -s Sinth sEre=c E5r
C--crer-E11I Bl11. 56- Mana street E1r
Public AEr-t-1z--z-Cr-A Ar-E-r P A-'--e Lll9
". szi-- street F--r District .A--Cr-=g-FF I O.
Shepard L1s6 1Iz-1=C street super -s1-s- Max
N7r-zuu-e-v street RGp7rL lzcl-sc 'r-it1--- Ll+-t
u -r4 street, T-hu Carter s-i Fe11s7l lv11-z
ave1sze- H WarCsck= s. treelo1 street
J-Llus TaGe-wtcs, 71- Mission ztreec- IozePa J.
The San Francisco call., 1899-10-12
4 ra-ne;~r cIrh-

The friends OF Alfred ! Fritz, uoui-
nee S1r Police Judge. met last evening
and organized club for the purpose OF
managing his campaign Officers were
elected and an executive committee ap-
B1rIirf- vice president John D Mahcuey;
s=c-e-artss Louis r Ward ard John J.
Van Nozrra1G treasurer. Joseph Green
berg
Executive ccu-frtae-T0hr J. Barrett.
chairman. Thomas " Hickey. s '. Cos
rsiEg. Gra-tau D. Phillips. Joseph Drury
JOAN : Drum. P 4 Mcdonald. J. J. Nc
Carrhy. Eugene 2 Lacy, Matthew Nu-
zen Fred W1eruer. D J. ShEehau Dr.
J. H Gia11Lri. J. !. Lsrmau. A G. Ma
gIIre. Dan O'CaIIagnar, Antoine Pllco-
vlch Harry Kelly George EtId6brandt, {,
Dr. W H Sts6ersC, Russell P. Martin.
Bradford. John Brown. W J WEIiaH1s,
Philip :. LawIor William Mcguire Judge
James G Quinn E P SaorraII, Z c
Fisher. John T Williams William J.
Ezan Richard CfzvC1r Ed Franks 10
seph Hotter Fred Mack J. T Tyler
Charles 4 Sweigert John L Eergst
George Dennis, william F Humphrey T.
+ Fitzpatrick. John Bowen. Matt Breen
Thomas Gren1au, 4 H MzLIstz James
Crc1Lu. John H 91tIlZrer Peter Dune
walter z MUrpdy John T. Sullivan
V Curtis william Ping Charles D Nc
Gown. LtVinEsEc1 JenlSs- Eustace CuIIi-
nan Harry l. MUlcrsavy John z Nc
CURE Thomas " Burke ". " Ftunfa
ard John W Lewis
The uezr meeting ot the club viii be
held ct Native Sons Hall Saturday even
ing At o'clock
The San Francisco call., 1899-10-12
CRIMMInS AND
KELLY ANXIOUS
TO GET EVEN
Angered at the City
F atnerS.

Kelly and Crfmnius are u IN arms
against the Supervisors for their action
IN turning the patrol wagons over 10 the
Police Department. For some tine past
Chief Lees has been anxious 70 get COZ
troll Of the wagons, but Il was not until
the recent meeting Of the Supervisors
rEat he was able 10 do So
As z pretense for taking possession OF
the wagons Lees preferred charges
against 4 patrol wagon driver named
H0Icz VINO refused 10 do the oIfding OF
& police oGceC- H0Itz, in answer 10 the
charges. appeared at the meeting or the
Supervisors last MCuday and was dis
Missed from the service captain WIZ
man acted IN the role OF his aCcuSer. and
principally On his testimony EOILZ- W1O
Il considered one or the most expert
drivers in the department, was told TO
seek another LO1-
Whitman. after testifyI1g 20 the alleged
uisCeeds Of EOlCz, addressed the super
vISCEs On what he termed the necessity or
turning the wagons over 70 the ECllce De-
parLnent- He claimed that at times the
drivers were negligent. and could not Dc
found when WanESG-
Afrer listening 10 his statement the city
t4LEers, by resolution, decided % dismiss
the present drivers. and authorized C1Ier
Lees 70 take charge OF the wagons. = few
minutes later another resolution was
passed empowering the Police COur11S-
sI0ners 10 appoint fourteen extra p1iICe-
men % take the places Of the dismissed
patrol wagon drivers
A. considerable patronage results from
the patrol wagons, Kelly and Crtuu1Ias
we're naturally sore when they Iearued
Of the action Of the Supervisors, and they
determined 70 get even.
knowing that they expected 70 appoint
the men who were 70 drive the wagons,
Kelly and CrlUlI1S G5CI1ed 10 CIFCUU-
vent them Tuesday night they visited
police Headquarters and had L long con-
vzrsatiQu with Cht=f Lees relative TO the
new appointments II IS understood that
Lees who : obligated % Kelly for max
ing his son License Collector soma time
1gu, promised % igu0re Ehe Supervisors
in the selection Of thu uIe1 who are %
drive the patrol wagons This means that
the Supervisors viii have nothing 70 say
about the appointments of the rev on
The San Francisco call., 1899-10-12

y ---4-L-4 LlQlE- he pres
tde1r comes On q tour Of
Inspection, and when his
WORK Is completed in this
city he VIII visit points
OF interest On the coast
8 B, D0Cueuy was
elected president ot the
International Typ0EraCi1-
icaI Union IN May, Is1S-
He received HIS v1-es
cut a Z total oE = ia
votes cast HIS plurality
over his crpoceCt. VIII
fam 3 Prescott vas
E5L He assumed The
duties q rhA 0Ecs on
November I OF last year.
and his record has been
particularly ccUmzrda-
Die azt bright M--
Do1reIy has twice served
as pres dent q New YORK
TvpozraphicaI Union No
and vas an active
worker II the book and
,co branch q the trade
he was one OF the or
za- zs-s and was prssj-
dent q the Greater New
Tcrk Label League He
x 3 Eu believer in
trades unions - = So
luton ot social and IN
dus--tzI evils ali has
I-rlz use Cor any q C1e
esus He possesses
great executive ability
and kzs been called
The San Francisco call., 1899-10-12
AMUSEMENTS
RACING! RACING! RACING
fsee-CALIF0RNIA JOCKEY GLUB-fs0t

eo-CALIF1RN[A JOCKEY GLUB-f900
Winter Meeting beginning SATURDAY. SEP
tenber q. IS99-
OAKLAND RACE TRACK
R1cirE Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday. Thurs
sag- Frisfay ard Saturday. Rain Or shine
Five OF more races each day.
Races start at rs ?. II sharp
Fsrrv-boats leave San Francisco AT = H. and
T2-5g. l. 80, = $50 and ?. L. connecting
witt trains stoppirg az the entrance 70 the
track Buy YOUR ferry tfckets Shall Mound
All trains via Oakland Mole connect with san
Pablo avenue Electric Cars ct Seventh and
Broadway. Oakland Also al trains viz Ala
media Mole connect with san Pablo avenue
cars AZ Fourteeuth ard Broadway. Oakland
These electric cars % direct 70 the track N IT,
teen minutes.
Returnfng-Trafns leave the track az 4.l5 and
4.A5 :. T. and IMMEDIATELY after the last race
THOMAS H WILLIAMS JF-s President
2 3. MILRoT. Secretary.
The San Francisco call., 1899-10-12
MURDERED HIS WIFE
Charles Il Richardson Is Instructed
and Arraignsd hy Judge
T1g,r In

Charles Il Richardson. saloon keeper.
gas Howard street, charged with shooting
and killing his wife Ellen, Tuesday Right.
appeared before Judge CoaI4u vesterJfz Y
morning and was instructed and ar
FaiEu=d- Hy consent the case was con-
tinued till Friday morning, pending the
result OF The Coroner's inquest
Richardson VIII claim that hs shot IN
seIf-Getslse- IS his wife had armed her
self with i buEgStarLer. ard would have
killed htn # be had not defended himself
by shooting her.
The San Francisco call., 1899-10-12
Odd Fellows Decorations.

Today the decoration committee OF the
Odd Fellows golden Jubilee VIII com
uenCs 70 decorate the streets on which
the Odd Fellows viii parade next week
The route Of the procession IS Market
MONTGOMERY. Bush. kearuy and out Mar
ket street 70 Van Ness avenue, vFers
rhere will be q counternarch-
The San Francisco call., 1899-10-12
St. Rrs1dsns Fair

St. Brendans Church fair viii Iast
through the present week Last evening
St BrenGan's booth entertained under the
direction Of Mrs 3. MeInhiIl, assisted by
Mrs. p. Kelly, Mrs. Reed. Mrs E. God
frey, Mss Helen Donovan Miss kirrfs
Miller. Misses Mary, Grace, Helen and
Bertha McInhLI and Miss Mary Leary
This evening the ladies' OF the Children OS
Mary and the chofr booth will furnish .
pleasing programme
The San Francisco call., 1899-10-12

Noel -525-. Market street. Charles i WOLF
Tia LaCg-11 street J. Z. Scott a Grant ave-
ulz- H E1sec-l1glEh f-19 Sixteenth street. AC-
ECsr Meyer "a Parry street Fred Srlhiula1,
ST BrJE-- zVreer- George Escs liz BrY4u
street George S-=lr-acs -1- Mission street
John Camp -SS-a Mark. street. Joseph R-sf,
Z3 Perry street. T 2 Bu-ter1eit. I]45 Market
street, -AI1rse. Fischer - Mission street.
The San Francisco call., 1899-10-12
ADVERTISEMENTS
Superior Goods at Low Prices!

BLACK DRESS GOODS-STORM SERGE 47 inches wife.
in different wales al 60c
58-in-h Extra Heavy ALL-W00L ENGLISH cHEVIOT,
positively q bargain ~ S1.25 pe- yard
coLoRED DRESS GOODS ZIBELNE AND cAMEL's-
HAR PLAIDS. enoce coIorags, splendid assortment from
soc 70 81 yard
MoHAIR cREPoNs. designs from sI.5o per yard
LADI s. UNDERsKIRTs-LADIES' FANCY UNDER
SKIRTS Spanish d1unc-. with double ru special 75c
SUTTS-LADIES' TAnOR-MADE SUITS. IN
double
breasted Jackets made
SO
MEMS FURNISHINGS = MEMS FULL FINISHED
HEAVY "ERINO SOCKS. in sanitary ant vtcuaa
cotors dEtshed with doubspced heels and bargain
IL 1-2c
M-ns Extra H-avv Wo1I IND -RSHIRTS and DRAWERS,
undyei coors special
15e
pairs n w FTTE WOOL BLANKETS, nearly all wool
coed fabric and nicely finished special s.. so
90 pairs la CALIFORNIA WHITE BLANKETS, =
inches wide, made from select grade
heavy and durable handsome
1918 pair
The San Francisco call., 1899-10-12
CHIEF OF THE PRINTERS
TO ARRIVE HERE SOON


vt
q.
Of
The San Francisco call., 1899-10-12

P11sfez and husk-Thought and work
pr0duce W6EdrCus results Atchisou
gFZaus.l people take notice Keith 50
window. SOS Market St. Pheiau Guiding i.
The San Francisco call., 1899-10-12

Hotel Baltimore Van Ness .ver,11e and Gear
street. elegant sunny thres Foou zufrs ard
bath: also hat ard cold salt water baths
The San Francisco call., 1899-10-12
An Excellent Combination.

The pleasant method and beneficial
effects q Cae wei known remedy.
STEUF OF FTGs- manufactured bv the
CALF FJFSIA FIG SYRUP Co. Illustrate
the value OF obtaining the liquid Iaxa-
tive principles Of plants known 10 be
medicine " laxative and presenting
chem Il the form most refreshing TO the
taste and acceptable 70 the system Il
s the one perfect strengthening laxa
tive, cleansing the system e+feeruaLlF
1Is1elIi1E colds. headaches and feve-S
gently vet promptly and enabIiuE one
20 overcome habituaL onstipation per
uaneutLT is perfect freedom from
every Objectionable quality and sub
stance and It's acting On the kidneys,
Iver and bowels. without weakening
IT irritating them, make II the ideal
axa1iVe.
In the process Of manufacturing figs
are used as they are pleasant 10 the
aste- but the medicinal qualities Of the
~auedy are obtained from seuna 1nd
)ther aromatic plants. BY method
known TO the CALTFoRNIA FIG SYRUP
Co only In order TO get its beneficial
effects and 90 avoid iElita tiious, please
remember the full name Of the Company
printed on the front OF every package.
CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP CO.
SAN FRANCISCO CAL
LOUISVILLE. KY NEW YORK. ny
Fog sale by ali Druggists--PEice Sc per bottle
The San Francisco call., 1899-10-12

2u-t szlIt ADM usrrzrou and
The San Francisco call., 1899-10-12

THE VARSITY TEAM IN TRAINING QUARTERS.
As bT a Stndzy Gail E11aan.
The San Francisco call., 1899-10-12

How John Morrisey Grew From Circus
Boy to Prince OF Vaudeville Managers
The San Francisco call., 1899-10-12
UNITED STATES BRANCH
STATEMENT
CONDITION AND AFFAIRS
LIVERPOOL AND LONDON AND
GL03E
INSURANCE COMPANY

aF Lfverrool England On the sIE+ Gay e
" Deceuber 4 D 1888 and for the yzaP
ending c1 that day as made 20 the T1zurzrce
Commissioners q the STATE Of CzIiS0rziz. pur-
suaut tr the provisions oe sections 80 and 81
q the Political Code. condensed as per blank
furnished oy the COMMISSIONS.
The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1899-02-17

aFe carried at9Is ~
~ tI16 aFparas'la
he dlah1ete 81 Aaen
~ taeleTa Ioo3 ss
leRe1 to wien saa
thsy VII ps teH 15ss
ana Ing alshes0
5seeA VII Soit5s@
aboYe 5ue #satAase
aNleftaa1 ietties aSa
ta1a tithtesf 8 s1t5
alsea as saiooh8 pa1
soons' iea41ltsz
etc
lee 1GtaisaPtsa 81
sIYe of the en3Pls
of#ihe axis 2 1fa}a
poands, lhe aAls @a55
ana lhe i've lEa43aa
weight ST TINS aFelH
y, therefore 1907 2aa
car is capaoie of aeefa.sAa&
* persons 1na +Ae
forty. sa6
~ eaen passehsef to 3sGtaa
the toLat loaa upon ll}e 81
be i,lbs TONS,
Inc Iouhaaloh II 0a @e14f
Of Portland cement
Tons eighteen ifet s33aIa
nine feet aeep. were 9naaf
and were hlled VITA mixture
nebbles and pure cement @if43l
addition 81 hgdraalie
The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1899-02-17

agssa q esF.
afs gnsiel WAX Il
aa 40 aehg ag
M Igaas 9f stt
The Coconino sun., 1899-12-23

w. A. Mayfiower and family left for
Phoenix yesterday where they will re-
main during the winter. During the
absence OF Mr.. MayHower, F. j. Hoch-
derfer will act as supervisor OF streets.
All our democratic exchanges pub
lish bill which Delegate Wilson has
introduced In the Senate for the relief
OF the wool-grOwers In the northern
counties OF Arizona. II the bill ever
gets before either house OF Congress it
will be the destruction OF the sheep
growing industry In the section.
George w. Mcdowell died at Phoe-
nix on Wednesday morning OF pneu-
monia after a short illness. He had
recently sold his cattle interest here.
He was an old resident OF this county
and had many friends In this section.
He was a member OF Flagstaff Lodge,
No. IL. /. .. O. F. The funeral occur
ed Thursday at Phoenix.
George Hoxworth, county treasurer,
is now busy preparing the delinquent
tax list. During the quarter he has
collected $50, 1892 Of the cOunty's
taxes. Taxpayers have paid their
taxes more promptly this year than In
any year since the organization OF Co
conino county, and the delinquent list
will be smaller rs consequence.
G. w. Hull, the Jerome mining man,
is having disagreeable experience In
Rhode Island In trying to get adivorce
from the attractive clairvOyant to
whom he was married about one year
ago. Back east MIR. Hull is credited
as being multi-mil ionaire and In adj
ditiOn to his marital troubles Hull is
being sued by Boston parties for dam
ages TO the amount Of $l25,O0O.
The Coconino sun., 1899-12-23
Notice.

The sewerage system Of the Flags
Drainage and Improvement company
has been completed and will be ready
for use on January l, 1900. Parties
wishing to make connections with the
main line will please make applica-
tion to r. J. CoALTER, Secretary.
The Coconino sun., 1899-12-23
THE COCONINO SUN.

E. M. Doe left for Phoenix Thurs
day on legal business.
j. NJ. Sanford, the pioneer citizen OF
Williams, was In town Monday.
Geo. w. Glowner left yesterday for
Los Angeles, called there by the illness
OF his father.
T. f. Pollock and brother, w. A.
Pollock, left today on short trip to
Los Angeles.
N. Greenleaf left Wednesday for
Quincy, Illinois, to spend the holidays
at his old home.
7. A. Flynn returned yesterday from
Q trip to China and Japan. He had an
enjoyable trip and Is much improved
In health.
A. T. Cornish has sold his business
TO George III. Barney Of Williams. Mr..
Brewery, as It will be known hereafter,
on Tuesday.
George Waterbury OF Denver was In
town yesterday. He was formerly in
spectOr Of pOstOffices for the Colorado
division and was an efficient official.
He is now travelling for an eastern
cigar manufacturer.
Court CocuninO Tuesday night elect
ed the following officers for the ensuing
term: w. H. Norman, G. r.: 4. l..
Clancy, v. C. r.; Louis Spiers, r. s.:
George Hochderffer, F. s.; G. E. Lobe,
T.; w. H. Anderson, o.; A. G. Wink
Ter. s. w.; E. H. Graham, J. W.; John
Woody, s. b.; G. NJ. Funston, j. B.:
T. l.. Beal, trustee; finance, A. A.
DuttOn, A. G. Winkler, w. H. An
dersOn.
Sheriff Johnson returned Monday
from Ell Paso with "Teddy" Coleman,
who was arrested and confined in Jail
ut that place last week. Several
weeks ago Coleman was allowed the
privilege Of going out after bondsmen
and took advantage Of the occasion to
leave. The sheriff has been locking
for him ever since and recently located
him In Ell PasO. On September Cole
man assaulted a man named Pearson
with a slungshot and was held to APP
pear before the next grand jury.
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The Coconino sun., 1899-12-23
!. o. r. N.

Chiefs OF Oraibi Tribe, No. 8, are
earnestly requested to attend a special
council at their wigwam, at 8 runs.
:8th sun, hunting moon, G. s. ID. 4Os.
Important business.
J. NJ. SIMPSON, G. OF II.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-07-09

Ike the American bison. must eventually be
eXterminate. The Indian wild elephant
has become so scarce of late years that
India is now obliged to import a consider
able quantity Of ivory. Indeed, the demand
for ivory is constantly increasing, and as
the supply becomes less and less the price
Of ivory rises proportionately. A vast
amount of fossil ivory Is exported from
eastern Siberia to various countries, chiefly
to the continent, where it is more highly
esteemed than in England.
Africa then, remains the happy hunting
ground for the ivory collector. African
ivory, too, fetches a higher price than any
other, being denser in texture, susceptible
of a higher polish and not SD liable to turn
Indian kind. In Africa itself the quality
that the warmer the region the finer is
the ivory found there. The finest pair of
tusks ever brought to Europe came from
Uganda and were valued at $3.50. The tusk
is usually solid for about half its length,
the base being quite thin, and therefore of
little use for commercial purposes. Only
from the upper portion of the tusk can
billiard balls and the bulkier articles be
made.
The warehouse contains a quantity of
ivory waste from America, cuttings from
piano keys, which is sold to Sheffield to
be used for penknife handles and other
small articles. Then there are rhinoceros
horns for stick and umbrlla handles, walrus
tusks for cheap knives and walking stick
handles. Ivory from the Soudan is also
used for knife handles.