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The Coconino sun., 1906-01-06

Sdu6' J'OV A E Douglass, probate fees.... 1900 R H Cameron, telegrams board public heolth ............... l.l2 w E Tobin, gurad pub health, Williams ............ ....... 5S.OO H F Ashurst, ex mem pub health board ...... ........... ..... O.SO Dr A c Rounseville, care of in-
 digent sick, Williams .... 1000 Dr P A Melick, out door relief,
 indigent ,,,................ 7O.OO T E Pulliam, indigent sick, hos
 pltdl ........s..... ........ .liUO,UO John O Harrington, J of P fees l99. 65 E N Crawford, J of F fees .... SIPS J J Donahue. meals for jury , 20.O0 W G Dickinson, bounty noun
 tain lion...... ......... 20.OO E Welsch bounty mountain
 lion........... ....... 2O.OO Frank Thomas, bounty l wild
 cat and coyote ... ....... 200 E s Carlos, bounty l coyote.. loo G w Ross, bounty ? coyotes.. 200 Harry Henderson, sheriff fees .l549. O2
 The report of Thomas Devine, treasurer, for the quarter ending December 30. 1905, showing bal ance on hand of SII7,S42.o5, was checked, money counted, found d correct and approved.
 The report of Jos. Amundsen, county school superintendent, for fourth quarter, checked, found cor rect and approved.
 The report of Chas. Canal, asses sor, showing S267o. co school taxes collected, with treasurer's receipt showing all said money, less his , per cent commission paid to to treasurer, checked, found cor rect and approved.
 The report of Harry Henderson, sheriff, showing 5000. co gambling licenses and sII6o.oo saloon and show licenses collected, with treas urer's receipt to balance, checked, found correct and approved.
 The report of Harry C. Hibben, recorder, showing S68I 90 fees col lected, with treasurer's receipt to balance, checked, found correct and approved.
 The report of Harry C. Hibben, clerk board of supervisors, show ing SI75.5o land rents collected, with treasurer's receipt to balance, checked, found correct and ap- proved.
 The report of E. N. Crawford, justice of the peace, Williams pre- cinct, showing S35. co fines collect ed, with treasurer's receipt for same, checked, found correct and approved.
 The report of John O. Harring- ton, justice of the peace, Flagstaff precinct, showing S35. 100 fines col lected, with treasurer's receipt for same, checked, found correct and approved.
 The statutory affidavits having been filed in this office for tax ex-
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Close Business for the Year Bills AL
 Iowed-RepOrts of officers.

man, F. O. Poison and A. T. Cor nish; members; H. F. Ashurst, district attorney, and H. C. Hib- ben, clerk.
 The minutes of the meeting of December 18th read and approved by the whole board.
 The following bills against the county were considered, approved and ordered paid:
 Dr C F Portz, professional ser
 vices, jail prisoners .......... $500 Dr E Adams, professionalser-
 vice, jail prisoners .... HOO TIE Pulliam, meals prisoners. 253.0O Cover Drug Co. mdse prisoners $50 James Haley, meals prisoners. 2.20 Thos Devine, treas. Dec. salary lS3.35 Thos Devine, assigned H F As
 hurst, exp. dist. atty.... 3225 1hos Devine, postage stamps .5O Thos Devine, advanced out door
 relief .... ...... ........... lO.3o Thos Devine, jury cert. paid. l23. 10 w J Watson, repairs c'rthouse. 4,50 Poison Bros. supplies ....... 20.l0 The Fl H McNeil Co, bond rec'rd l2.00 E s Clark, assigned Ariz ent
 Bank, prof services, expenses l25.OO rrapa (, lp daaI ,.aenpd. DD nn Flagstaff Nut Tel Co Dec rents 6.75 Miss May Walker, slcnograph'r 45.O0 Postal Tel Co, telegrams ... 36.7O C H Adams, Dec constable fees. 3S. 80 C H Adams, Nov constable fees 1925 C II Adams, Oct constable fees. S2.75 w C Bayless, fourth quarter
 constable fees ... ... 56.69 $ Barron, interp. ] of P court. l2.5O H H McNeil Co, blanks J of r. 5.U0 J O Harrington, coroner fees.. HOO A r Cornish, sal. super. Dec... S3.34 R H Cameron, sal super Dec. S3.34 P O Poison, sal super Dec. S3.34 II Cooper and D Bailey, searh
 for J P Sm tn ... ......... 577OI Harry Henderson, sheriff fees. 24.0OI Chas Canal, sal assessor, Dec. l6S.0O Bancroft Whitney Co, law books
 for district attorney ......... l7.25 $ NJ Cullom, certified copy for
 district attorney w .. 4.30 H F Ashurst, sal dist atty Dec. l66.0O H c Hibben, sal recorder Dec. l66. 68 T E Pulliam, sal dep rec Dec 53.2 Hawks estate, rent hospital 4th
 quarter ...-............... lZo.OO D L Hogan, prof serv hospital. 200 Rabbit Bros, supplies furn.... l.l5I D Rabbit, burial Wm Mullin,
 lnOlgent ............ ......... Sz.OO D Rabbit, burial MLopez indg. 22.Oo Dr W r Sipe, prof serv hospit 500 Dr A G Rounseville, sal and ex
 board pub health ... . 67.35 C A Neal, publishing and adv. 3735 Town of Flagstaff, water, July
 lst to Dec 3lst ,.............. 250.0O E N Crawford, coroner fees... l0.OO N Crawford, coroner fees. l0O0 L $ Williams, reporter for cor
 Oner ............ ..... ...... o.OO L S Williams, reporter for cor
 oner .................... LoO C M Funston, sal clerk district
 court, fourth quarter . ... 62.5O c NJ Funston, fees clerk district
 court, fourth quarter. .... 36.60 c NJ Funston, printing and sta
 tlonery ............ .,......... o2. 50 K S Carlos, janitor and laundry
 Dec. .................... 66.OO
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-03-20
SANGR MO sue
so aver en- "a
rina.
Una nujer jOven ] aglaciada tue Bra-
Yenente heFida.
Su esposo, d agresOr, hifOse tamhlen. SupO-
ness que los mOullss:del CrideR tuerOl los
CeIOs.

Aver tarde, las tres pr6ximamente,
dos .detonaciones al paTecer de armas de
fuego, lleYaron Ia alarma los vecinos in
mediatos de Ii Playa de los Ladrillos, en-
Ia parte opuesta al edifcio conocido por
s'Fabrica del Gas"
POGO despues las yoces de soeorro de los
Vecinos atrajeron gran nlmero de personas
Ia puerta de un casucho que da al fondo
de un callej6n en- ell qne Sc levantan varias
viviendas pobres.
El cuadro que allf pudo verse era ate
rrador. Una mujer joven, blanca y bien
parecida yacfa en- un charco de sangre sin
movimiento alguno. Mas luego presento-
Sc el teniente Chapel y detective Galvarin,
quienes despues de despejar trataron de IN
dagar 10 que ocurTfa.
La herida Sc llama Elena Irizarry, yiu-
da de Pacheco, casada en- segundas nup-
cias con Pedro Vazquez Torres. como de
80 aios de edad y de ofcio torcedor
De la information que ALI fuera de
ALI pudimos obtener Sc viene en- eonoei-
miento de los siguientes hechos:
Siendo novios Elena Pedro, este fue
procesado por sedueir otra mujer cuya
causa pas6 al Tribunal de Distrito. Para
atender los gastos que siempre un suma
rio origina, Elena vendi6 sus muebles en-
tregando el importe de ellos q su novio
que sali6 absuelto.
Dos meses medic ha que Sc casaron
ante 81 Juez Municipal y POGO tempo des-
pn6s Elena presentabase de nuevo ante
dicha autoridad, quejandose de que 81 es-
poso no atendfa su subsisteneia como de-
biera, proporcionandole en- cambio malos
ratios.
El, segin de pdblico Sc dice, quejabase
4 su vez de observar desvfo por parte de
su esposa y que los celos habfan penetra-
do en- su alma.
Las cosas asf, ella rasolvi6 Ell divorcio
por su cuenta y hace algunos dfas Sc tras-
lado de la casa conyugal la habitaci6n
donds Sc desarrollaron los sucesos.
Aver estaba Elena reclinada en- una me-
sa escribiendo una carta para Norberto Co
rrea por eneargo de su esposa Demetria
Laureana, esposa de aquel cuya carta en-
pezaba asf; "Querido esposo. En- aqu6-
Hos momentos lego Vazquez, segdn decla-
raci6n que hiciera ante ell Juez del Vale,
Y trat6 de reconciliarse con su esposa, pero
esta le rechaz6 con acritud. Entonces Pc
dro sac6 un revolver de milfmetros que
en- el bolsillo llevara, descargando el pri-
mer tiro en- el cuello de su vfctima que
cay6 al suelo sin poder defenderse. Ho-
rrorizado el agresor, dispar6se un tiro de-
bajo de Ia barbilla de Ia que brot6 album
dante sangre aunque no parece tener gra-
vedad, huyendo hacia la ciudad, encon-
trandose en- su camino con el guardia Ma
nuel Reyes Ruiz, quien soSpechando algo
grave sac6 ell revolver & intim6 la rendi-
ci6n de Vazquez, Este entreg6se al poll
cfa, manifestando habfa dejado Ell revolver
en- el Iugar del suceso.
Elena fue conducida al cuarto de soco-
rros de ALI al hospital en- gravfsimo es-
tado y V6zquez despues de frmar su de-
fu6 curado por los practicantes
Llauger y Segnet
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INDIClDOR GENERAL
Board Of Medical Examiners.
sECRETARIA.

Elmartes de Abril Sc ceIebraran cxa-
menea para los aspirantes licencias de Me-
dicos, PracticRntesy ComadTonas.
Los que desen someterse eXamenes de-
berAn pTesentar una solicitud, cuyo mode
10 puede adquirirse, hien por correo 6 en- la
otictna de esta SecretRrfa
d1cha sOlicitud deben acompaflarse cier
tos documentos que aerediten el derecho de
los RspirRntes tai eXamen.
Los aspirantes licencias para praticar
la MedicinR y Ciruj1a. necesitan presentar
81 tftulo diploma de Medicos Cirujanos
expedidos por Univeridad Escuela bien
acreditadasy y pagar I'm derecho en- Tesorerfa
de Is dollars.
Los aspirantes praeticantes deben ex1
bir un certifieado, hacienda constar una
practica por un tempo no menor de dos
aflOs, librado poT un medico en- servicfo de
Hospital en- Clinica particular. Pagarah
10 dollar por dercho, de examenes.
Las que aspiren aCOmadronas cumpliran
81 mismo requisite, pagando solo 8 dollars
Las solicitudes podran preseptarse desde
La fecha de publication de este anuncio has
ta el 81 del mes en- curse.
Para tnfOrmes Y env1o de documentos :
rigirse a esta Secretar1a, San Francico 70 8
apartado 7l2
DT M O9iegef10 Rcez
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". ~. Qnepetlo Rne
A v | S 0

Deseosos de mejorar la apariencia del
empaque de nuestros cigarrilloS de ahora
en- adelante nuestras marcas de cigarrillos
Collective" y "Violetas'' iran encajetilla
das en- forma de petacas, y muy en- breve to-
las nuestras marcas seran encajetilladas en-
la misma forma.
Con el fin de disipar toda duda respecto
4 la legitimidad de nuestro producto, que
pueda surgir consecuencia de la nueva
marquilla, deseamos hacer constar que este
en- NADIA altera la buena calidad del mismo
Porto Rican american Tobacco Company
30vR
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-03-20
NO HAY OOL0R.

Con ell excelente maravilloso anest6si-
co "DENTUNDO" Sc obtiene la absolute
auBencia del dolor en- todas las extraccio-
nes dentales.
Los profesionales que 10 han usado en-
Operaciones de cirujfa menor han obtenido
81 mds hermoso resultado por su rapida y
Segura anestesia que les permite operar al
paciente sin dolor y con 6xito SECURE.
El frasco de dos onzas vale $3.50 10
Centavos para franqueo.
No 90 servird ningdn pedido que no
venga acompahado de su importe.
Marcetino Mira6al agente, Cruz no. II.
Apartado AL. Is V. a.
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Washington.

lGRAN REALIZACION!- En- La
Villa de Madrid" SO han recibido casimi.
res desde dos dollars ell traje. Millionaire
de hilo y de algod6n; pafio de billar fran,
ces, camisetas de CREPE g6neros de hilo,
encajes, tiraa bordadas, trajes bordados; d.
TINA novedad.
Casa exclusive en- elasticOtina para frac
, smoking.
Ia Villa de Madrid" es la tienda dom
de acuden las personals de gusto. San
Francisco 81. Tel6fono 273. Apartado
764 San Juan. P. r.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-03-20

Sc VENDE.-U Una fnca en- Rio Pie
dTAs, ounce minutes del pueblo por la
Oarretera de Caguas un corto trecho de
camino que da salida la misma.
Sc compone de 207 cuerdas de buenos
terrenos, propios para la cana de azucar,
tabaco y frutos memories y pastos de grama
de primera
Tiene abundantes aguas: en- Ell centro dos
quebradas dos los costados
Contiene doce mas cuerdas de cafe de
producto, que dan alrededor de Glen quin-
tales al aho, y de 25 80 cuerdas de ca
iias muy buenas.
Para informes dirigirse don Francisco
j. de Soils Parada "a. Hato Rey.
IS v. q.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-03-20
LINEA FERREA DEL OEsTR

Itlnerario.-salidas de Bayamon Capi.
tai slmultaneamente.
Dias adorable afiaTia 6, 6. 15, 3 30
9.46 11.00. Tarde 1915, 1.45, 8.15. Abs, $50
y 6.15.
Dlas festivos.-Manana 8, 6.5, $40, 9.45
y l1.OO Tarde 1915, 1.8O, 2.8O, $50, 4.8O
$50 y 675.
Billete baratos para d1as festivos. De
Catalo Bayam6n, ida y vuelta IL clase
1928 e { ase $O-16. De Bayamon q Cstaf1o
Billete Tdinario de Capital q CataIlo en-
~ clRse 3 centavos.
Bayam6n, 10 de septiembre de 1903 Ra-
mon ValdGs.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-03-20
Sc VENDE una TIENDA EN- PONCE

Sc vende una tienda de mercancias cal
zado, sombreros, = noveda des en- la Gale
Atocha de esta Ciudad Sus existencias
pueden reducirse cuatro cinco mil pc
SOS incluyendo mobiliario. Bueu punto
Condolences c6modas para 81 compra-
dor. Dirfjase al P. O. Boxs523. Ponce.
80 v.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-03-20
LA B 0 R E S.

Sc solicitan BoRDADORAsy buenas
CALADORAS, asegurdndoles t + 0
cOnstante Proporcionamos la telay dibu-
JOS enviandolos cualquier parte de la isla,
Dirijirse The Porto Rico Drawn Work
d Embroidery Co. Fortaleza 19. Tam
bien se solicitan buenas costarernS. p.
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bajada," llevaba las notas un banco de
la localidad, donde con descuentos liberia
les realizaba todo cuanto podfa y salfa in
mediatamente para el pr6ximo sitio de ac-
ci6n. En- un respecto al menos, Ell traba-
10 de Warren sobresalia algdn tanto, Ell
trabajo efectuado por la mayorfa de los
fraudulentos, y este debido a que sus re-
medios los formaban tres ingredientes ino-
fensivos, al menos dos de ellos 10 eran
en- absolute; aqua, sal y alguna materia
colorante. Este hombre tuvo un exito tan
complete en- sus operaciones que en- una
sola OCCASION de dos semanas realiz6 la su-
ma de $3400.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-03-20
CLASES De INGLES

Carlos Martinez Mirabal. Professor de
ingIes del Geologic Mocz6' y del 'Ateneo
Puertorriquefo", ofrece classes priva las
de "Ingles Taqnigraffa. Directions Sol
"a. Is v. a.
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Continued on Nina PoOs.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-08-21
LINCOLN HAS A
CRASH BETWEEN
CAR AND WAGON

There was rather a bad accident on
Smithheld avenue last evening caused by
the collision OF a car on the Smithheld
avenue route with a heavy team belong
ing TO the Hand Brewing company OF
Pawtucket The team had been left
standing I'm front OF a saloon when the
car came round a corner not far away.
There was an electric light nearby. but
overhanging boughs OF trees obscured the
view and the motorman did not see the
obstruction TIL just a second before the
collision
The wagon. heavy as II was could not
Withstand the shock and was turned COM
pletely around. while the dasher OF the
car was completely demolished. The con-
troller box was practically destroyed and
the air brake connections were put out
OF business.
There were several people on the car
and among others was a Mrs. Joseph
Crompton or Pawtucket with "A couple Of
children. All OF them were badly shaken
up and Or. Graham was called to attend
them.
II was q wonder that the damage was
not more serious or that the motorman
was not injured. AS for the team. that
was considerably injured, the harnesses
were broken and one OF the horses was
cut and bruised more or less
GRANGE DAY.
This Is Grange day and IL is expected
that large numbers OF Lime Rock grange,
Patrons OF Husbandry. together with
members from the other orders In the
state. will go TO Seaconnet.
Limo Rock grange will have a neigh
bors night next Friday evening and will
entertain the members OF Cumberland
grange and others. The committee Of ar
rangements is arranging an entertaining
program and a collation. will be served.
WILL REBUILD.
Daniel Manton Is taking steps TO replace
the barn that was burned al his place on
the Woonsocket road by large and mod
ern structure.
RESULT WAS FATAL
George Hilton. aged IL. while at work
at the Lonsdale bleachery yesterday fore
noon fell from a ladder on which he had
climbed 10 adjust some machinery and
struck on his head on the floor, causing
injuries from which he died at the Rhode
Island hospital during the afternoon.
Young Hilton had but just been assigned
10 the work on which he was engaged and
was trying TO adjust a piece OF cloth on
a revolving reel, a distance OF about 10
feet from the floor. In doing so he lost
his balance and fell. Other employees II
the room saw the accident and realized
that the boy was badly hurt. Supt Rob
ertson was notified and DR.. Smith was
Immediately called He found that there
was a depressed fracture OF the skull and
ordered the patient sent 10 the hospital,
where he was operated upon, but death
came I'm spite OF the efforts OF the ply
sicians 10 save him.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-08-21
LEW" FIELDS
HAS REHEARSAL
ON THE TRAIN

Lew Fields, the brainy end of the fa-
nous old firm of Weber and Fields.
jumped into Providence this morning. and
within a few hours the stage at the
Providence Opera House shook with the
tripping of more than a hundred pairs Of
feet when the Fields all-star company
went through the newest Herbert Ellis
Hubbbell musical melange. About Town" "
which will have It's first presentation to-
morrow evening.
After a visit to several New England
cities, the piece will be taken back to
New York and will hold the boards at the
Herald Square theatre throughout the
season. Mr.. Fields considers local critics
a good test for his purposes. He opened
the road tour OF 1T Happened I'm Nord-
land here last season, Providence gave
its approval, and the piece scored a tre-
mendous success en- tour.
This year Mr. Fields has with him Ed
no Wallace Hopper, Louise Allen Collier,
Louise Dresser. Coralie Blythe. Elita
Proctor Otis Monnie Emerald and Edith
Ethel and Hessrs. Lawrence Grossmlth,
Harry Fisher, George Beban, Jack Nor
worth. Joseph Herbert, Joseph Herbert,
Jr.. and Vernon Castle. Norworth by the
way, has deserted the vaudeville stage
for musical comedy. as has Louise Dres-
ser, while Grossmith and Coralie Blythe
come from London.
The Lewleldians actually rehearsed oil
the train last night coming from New
York. one OF the most difficult dances is
that which accompanies the song, Ans
terdam." and some of the pretty girls
lined up for an impromptu rehearsal in
the aisle OF the parlor car. With the rest
OF the company applauding and clapping
time. They went through the difficult
steps, and then the whole company Joined
in the songs OF the piece. and the al
rang with melody until the train pulled
into Providence. 1t IL said TO be the first
time a rehearsal has ever been conducted
on a rapidly moving train.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-08-21
ChiCaqO's Five Maiden Aunts

According TO William Hard. In the
American Magazine for September. the
city OF Chicago has five maiden aunts.
MIR Hard says that these women boss
Chicago. very much TO Chicago's advan-
tage. These aunts. who ane bosses, are
Margaret A. Haley. Mary Mcdowell.
Julia G.. Lathrop. Jane Adams. and DIR.
Ccrnelia DeBey Miss Haley was, OF
course. the instigator OF the franchise tax
fight and Is leader I'm the municipal
ownership movement. Miss Mcdowell Is
trade union organizer among women.
Miss Lathrop, single handed reformed
conditions in the charitable institutions OF
Illinois. Miss Adams, perhaps the best
citizen OF Chicago. Is the head OF Hull
House. Dr. DeBey. a physician by pro-
fession. is n lively member OF the board
OF education.
That looks like a formidable array OF
aunts MIR. Hard Is right. With five aunts
who mean business Chicago ought to he
able 10 keep out OF troubled
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-08-21

The highly commendable action OF Supt.
Collins OF the New York state prisons In
abolishing the "lock-step" as a feature OF
prison discipline I'm the institutions under
his charge is being followed by the prison
authorities I'm other states. The lock
step has been abolished I'm the two chief
prisons In Illinois and also In the state
penitentiaries Of Ohio and Wisconsin u
Is only a question Of a short time when
every state In the Union will recognize
the wisdom and humanity OF the move
ment started by the able prison supern-
tendent OF New York state for the aboli-
tion not only OF the "lock-step," but of
every other feature of prison discipline
which tends to add TO the degradation OF
the criminal. TO set him apart from his
fellows and brand him as hopeless and
irrcdeemable. Modern penological science
rightly places the emphasis upon the re-
demptive influences made possible i'm
prison life rather than upon the merely
punitive features. as was formerly the
case The idea is that 10 restore men 10
self-respect, honest manhood. and good
citizenship is more humane. as well as
more economical. than 10 follow processes
which practically convert a prison into "a
school Of crime. turning out men upon
society more degraded desperate and de-
termined TO do evil than they were when
they went in.-1eslie's Weekly.