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The Coconino sun., 1907-12-05

Estate of Peter Paul Hochderf- fer. deceased. Notice is hereby given the undersigned Adminis- trator of the Estate of Peter Paul Hochderffer. deceased. to the cred itors of, and all persons having claims against the said deceased to exhibit them. with the neces- sary vouchers. within four months after the first publication of this notice, to the said Administrator at the Northeast corner of R. R. avenue and Sitgreaves St.. in Flag staff, Arizona. the same being the place for the transaction of the business of said estate. in said County of Coconino.
 A. C. HOCHDEFFER.
 Administrator of the Estate of Peter Paul Hochderffer. deceased.
 Dated. Flagstaff, this 18th day of Nov. 1907. 49 6.
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assessed to him.
 To strike from the roll for the year 1907 the assessment of | COW to Ed Lockwood.
 To reduce in the amount of S762 the assessment of the Citizens Bank, account double assessment bank furniture.
 To reduce assessment ol w D Bruce for Ioo7 from 100 head of horses to 45 head,
 To refund to John Yost taxes in the amount oi S2S.5o account double assessment.
 A communication was received from the Treasurer motif, ing the Board that he was in receipt oi SII56I.7I as Coconino county's apportionment of the National Forest School & Road Funds. Leave ol absence from the ter rltory for period of sixty days was granted to Jesse Gregg, Chairman of the Board of Super visors, and for a period of thirty days to R. II. Cameron, member oi the Board of Supervisors.
 Owing to the recurring diff culty in determining the nature of certain hides for which bounties are claimed, the Board directed the Clerk to serve norice, which is hereby done, on all assignccs of bounty claims. that ths Board will assume no responsibility as to the correctness of said claims, until they are checked and verified by the Board at regular or special meetings.
 The Board then adjourned.
 JESSE GREGG,
 Chairman Board Supervisors Attest
 THos. A. FLYNN, Clerk
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Will Resume Work

Word has been received in Tue sen that the Arizona Apache Min ing company, whose operations at its mines in the Keystone mining district had suspended during the recent slump in copper, will re- sume active operations again about January l.
 While this company only en- ploys limited number of hands it is expected according to infor. nation from w. J. Guthrie. the president. of Los Angelas. that greater development will be made during the winter and spring so that in a comparatively short time the company will increase their force of twenty men to at least one hundred.
 Directors of the Goldfield Con- solidated Mines company met today and after extended discussion of conditions. both local and general. voted to pass the dividends for the current month. The conclu- sion is the result mainly of local labor conditions. The bank of Goldfeld issuing scrip last night, the miners voted to strike rather than accept anything but currency or gold. Operators could not ac. ceed to the demands and notified the miners today that the entire camp would shut down and if the miners persist. an indefinite closing of the mines. It is believed the strike is the beginning of the end of union domination of the camp. When the mines again resume op. erations it will be with an oper. camp upon its own terms of hours and wages.
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About Digestion

It is not the quantity of food taken but the amount digested and assimilated that gives strength and vitality to the system. Chamber lain's Stomach and Liver Tablets invigorate the stomach and liver and enable them to perform their functions. The result is a relish for your food, increased strength and weight, greater endurance and a clear head. Price 25 cents: Sam ples free. For sale by all dealers.
 For any of the ordinary diseases of the skin Chamberlain's Salve is excellent. It not only allays the itching and smarting but effects a cure. For sale by all dealers.
The Coconino sun., 1907-12-05
ChamherIain's Cough Remedy
How Diphtheria is Contracted
Cures Colds. Group and Whooping Cough

One often hears the expression My child caught severe cold which developed into diphtheria, !" when the truth was that the cold had simply left the little one par ticularly susceptible to the wander ing diphtheria germ. When Cham erlain's Cough Remedy is given it quickly cures the cold and lessens the danger of diphtheria or any other germ disease being contract ed. For sale by all dealers.
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Autographed C o unty

|
 Dr John Adams, services board public health -. Io3.So Thos V Coleman, report
 ing testimony Ter. vs. Silvernail ..... 25.oo ] $ Wright, wood, court house and indigent 1880 D $ Lewis, drayaee, coun-
 ty supplies ...s.. .75. Mrs Lizzie Huntley, house.
 hold goods destroyed, or
 der B. of F. II .... 1000 w C Bayless, H. H. goods
 destroyed, order B. of r. II ..... .., ,..,. I2.5 50 T E Pulliam, salary depu-
 ty recorder, six days I5.oo lose Garcia, interpreter
 ] of r court 2.5oI l. l. Hart, meals jail, Nov, Io3. 50 l. E Hart, drayage, ac-
 count hospital ....... I.5o l. E Hart, hospital con
 tract, NoW.. .....,...... IS5.oo Dr John Adams, medical
 services jail and indigcnt 4.5o F $, Carlos, interpreter
 of P court. t... 7,5o The Ruffin Drug Co.,, medi-
 cines, jail, etc. ... 56.25 The Williams News, pub
 lications ..... I5.oo Wm Friedlein, repairs, court house se......... $50 II C Sanders, teams and
 goods, pest house, Wms. 24.4o Herman Dietzman, esti
 mate Hosp. Bldg. con
 tract .......... 200 % o $ Emblem, estimate
 Hosp. Bldg. contract 5oo.oo Henry F Ashurst, travelling
 exp. District Attorney 2S.o5 ] w Hood, services expert,
 Ter. vs. SilvernaiI ... I5o. 70 |
  Mrs Grace Sheehan, cleri-
 cal work, Treas. office. $500 ] k Treat, treasurer, Ms.
 cash items, ac. indigent,
 etc. ............... I2o.72 1 l k Treat, treasurer, road
 orders paid . S5S.35 ] k Treat, treasurer, road
 orders paid .......... 5I5.2o The report of the County Re corder showing fees collected | during November in the amount of SI2I.35 was checked, with blotter and fee book, and being accompanied by Treasurer's re- ceipt in said amount was ap- proved.
 The reports of the Clerk of the Board showing school and uni versitv land rent collections for | October and November in the amounts oi s33.5o and s74 re- spectively, were checked, with school land lease book and ap- proved.
 Application oI M Wolf for lease of Sec 10, Tp 22 N, K E. was approved.
 Upon proper showings the Treasurer was directed to make the following changes in the mat ter of taxes:
 To strike from the back tax book all taxes, interest, penalties against Lots I7, IS, Ie and 20, Block I K, Flagstaff, assessed to Mrs. Gennct Decloss.
 To reduce the sheep assess ment of Morse X Friedlein for the year 1907 from 2ooo head to 1900 head.
 To cancel taxes assessed against Mrs. M. F.. Bart, widows afiida-
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letter, Salt Rheum and ECzema
Notice to Creditors

Are cured by Chamberlain Ssllyc one apple don relieves the itching and burning sensation
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SUPERVISORS MEET
Board Met December 2nd. Special Sesi0n. Many Bills Presented and
 Ordered Paid

Office of the Board of Super vsors of Coconino County, Arizona
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letter, Salt Rheum and Eczema

Are cured by Chambcrlaiis Salvc Oaeui,l,iira- ton relieves the itching a:Id hariing sensation
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Flagstaff, Arizona,

DcC. &Hu, lOo/
 The Board met in special ses- sion today, there being present Chairman Gregg, Members Cam eron and Kennedy and Clerk Flynn.
 Minutes of the previous meet ing were read and approved.
 The following claims against the county were audited and ap- proved and warrants ordered drawn on proper funds payment of same:
 Robert ] Kidd, salary Pro-
 bate Judge, Nov .. SIoo. % Jesse l.. Boyce, salary Re-
 corder, Nov ...... 1000 B. A. Cameron, salary As
 Sessor, Nov. ............ 10000 ] k Treat, salary, Treas
 urer, Nov .........,... IS3.33 Henry F Ashurst, salary
 District Attorney, Nov. 2oo.o Jesse Gregg, salary Chair
 man, B. of S., Nov.... 100 .oo James Kennedy, salary
 member B. of S, Nov, S3.33I k II Cameron, salary mem-
 Der B. of S, Nov - S3.33 Thos A Flynn, salary clerk
 E. of S., Nov. .... I25.oo F. 5 Carlos, salary iani-
 tor, Nov. ......,. 60. % May Walker, salary coun-
 ty stenographer, Nov I5.oo l. $ Carlos, bounty wild
 animals. ..... bI.oo w II Nickel, bounty wild
 animals ..... 32.oo Edward Heckethorn, boun-
 ty wild animals. ..... 900 F. F Thompson, bounty
 wild animals ..., 500 Philip Johnston, bounty
 wild animals ..... 5000 A F Miller, bounty wild
 animals. ..,,.......... 500  A E Garrett, bounty wild
 animals. ..... 500 FL Crawley, bounty wild
 animals. .. .... 1000 D C Whitaker, bounty
 wild animals ......... 5I.oo G Moore, bounty wild
 animals ........... S2.oo Everett Hanna, estimate Hosp. Bldg. contract ;. 45o.oo A l. Taught, bounty wild
 animals ............. $500 D K Ward, bounty wild
 
 Higgins Beasley, bounty wild animals .. 400 Robert Sullivan, bounty wild animals ..... 500 C M Funston, printing &
 stationery .,........... Io.4o C M Funston, salary Clerk District Court, Nov .. 2o.S5 David Rabbit, burial in-
 digent .............. I32.oo J A Wilson, material and labor, court house - 2o.oo D E Jones, publications. 3I.65 J Nuanez, quarantine guard 2S.oo ; Barron, care indigent,
 Nov. .,..t,.......... 5000 G H Coffin, supplies pest
 house .,............ +3.o5 NuaneZ, interpreter of
 F court. ....... I5.oo Western Union Tel. Co.,,
 telegrams county offices, I2.+S Geo. Babbitt, Admr. rem
 tai county hospital bldg..'
 July I, 1000, to Jan.
 Ist, IooS .,,........... 75o.oo w Hood, services as ex-
 pert, Ter. vs. Silvernail, 64.7o
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1907-01-17

Will Lawrence came in last night
from Crowley, La, where he has been
making an extended visit with home
folks. He was accompanied here by
A. B. Stone, wife and daughter, of
Hereford and H. H.. Smith, of Doods,
Texas, VINO are here looking for an
investment.
There will be an L. U. B. A. social
at the home of Mrs. N. Costa, 405
N. Penn. ave-, tomorrow evening CIV
Ell by the Epworth League of the M.
E.. Church. Everybody is invited. Be
sure to be there and learn Of the l..
u. B. AS. A good time awaits you.
A free will Offering is all that will
be asked.
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Old Indian River Rye.-oriental.

The friends of Mrs. v. c. Ferguson,
cashier in the grocery department of
Jaffa, Prayer & Co., will learn with
regret OF her serious illness at her
home on North Pecos Avenue.
A. L. Younger, who has been here
for a month visiting with his fomily
left this morning for Perry, o. T.,
where he is il business. His family
is spending the winter i'm Roswell.
Miss Rena Hon1 left this morning
on her return to her home in New
York. She was here two months as
sisting in the care of her brotherin-
law, w. C. McWilliams, VINO is i'll.
Mr.. and Mrs. w H. Wilson, their
daughter Miss Blanoh and son, John
left this morning for their home in
Galveston, Ill. after spending three
months here for Miss Bla1ch's hea1tn
Mr.. and Mrs August Zah7er and
tneir little daughter left this morning
for their home in Topeka, after spend
ing two weeks here guests at the Gilk
eson. They were visiting Mrs. Zah-
ner's brother, J. B. Herbst and family.
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Transfers in Real Estate.

The following deeds have been fl
ed for record in the office of Probate
Clerk and Recorder F. P. Gayle:
The Triton Town Co., to L. L. John
son, for $50 lots s and 10, block II,
Urton.
J.. D. Stewart and wife to R. D.
Bell. for 5000, lots 2, 4, and 6, block
10, South Roswell.
J.. S. Lenox and wife to R. D.. Bell
for 81 and other consideration, a lot
164x78 feet in lot 81, Belle Plain addi-
ion to Roswell.
The Lake Arthur Tow1site Co. to
Lewis E.. Ayers, for $3.50, lots 1, 2, and
3, block 81 Lake Arthur.
ton to Roswell.
an, for $3.50, the east 70 feet of block
So Bell Plain addition to Roswell.
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Ten cents to all. The Majestic.

Ten cents to all. The Majestic.
$1,000 to let on good security. In
quire at Makin's End Hand Store.
71t3*
The best breaking cart and har-
ness in Chaves county for sale cheap.
Inquire 1. E.. Thompson, East Fifth
Street. 696
A. J. Witt, of Conway, Ark, is here
making preparations for the coming
OF his family. He will locate at Lake
Arthur.
Marriage license was issued We'd
nesday afternoon to Roman Fierro.
aged "a and Soledad Rodriguez, aged
10 both of Roswell.
Mrs. G. w. Miller left this morning
to join her husband at their new resi-
dence IN Elkins, after a short visit
with Mrs. C. S. Lusk.
The l.. B. u. AS. will entertain you
at the home of Mrs N. Costa. h
econd house north OF the Baptist
church, Friday evening. 1t
w. III. Bowers and J. c. Defenbaugn
left this morning on their return to
Peoria, III, having spent two weeks
here seeing the country.
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THE TENT STUDIO.

We are still making friends among
lovers of good photographs. We will
make friends with lovers of good
views with the coming of the leaves
in the spring.
And wnen it comes to Kodak work,
you can tell at a glance when the
work comes from THE TENT STU
do.
"'THE BEST is our motto.
HESS & co.
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w. H. Ma1tbie, of Aibin, ILL.,, and
Mr.. and Mrs John Maltbie. Of WIGHT
ia, Kan, are here for a visit of in
definite length. having arrived last
night.
Weather permitting the Ladies'
Cemetery Association will meet at
the cemetery Saturday afternoon at
300 sharp. All members please be
present. 72t2
Mrs. I. limerick, of Mason City,
ILL.,, who has been here a month look
ing for a business location, left this
morning for Oklahoma City to contin-
ne her quest.
Mrs. M. Greengard and little son
left this morning for their home in
Chicago after a two months visit with
Mrs. Greengard's daughter, Mrs. Ar
mold Morrison.
$50 acre farm, finely improved, To-
Gated in central Oklahoma, to trade
for property in or near Roswell.
WHAT have you got?-Carlton & Bell.
opposite p~ostofice.
Mrs. C. H. Wheelock left this morn
ing for Wichita, Kansas where she
will be Joined in about two weeks by
Mr.. Wheelock, who will remain to do
theatrical work at the Majestic.
Nine year old Rippy.-Oriental.
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Best show yet. Majestic tonight.
Nine year old RippY.-orfental.


Nine year old Rippy.-oriental.
Mrs. L. G. Hunt, left today for her
home in Kansas City after a ten days
business visit here.
John Hamlet, Of Elida, is in the
city with a veiw to buying horses for
farm work near Elida.
Master Mitchell Lukens is i'll, the
not dangerously, with scarlet fever,
at San Diego, California.
C. B. Moore left this morning for
his home in Cuero, Texas, after a Wis
it with relatives in this city.
Go to Mrs. N. Costa's Friday even
ing to fad out what the L. u. B. As
are. This means for you to go.
Mrs. Horace Ludington returned to
Texico this morning after a two weeks
visit with Will Hicks and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oliver Pearson return
ed last night from a months visit at
their old home in York, Nebraska.
If you want first class work, see
Everman. All kinds of
work and building. Phone 1O7. 69t6
Come and get all that is coming to
you. Shaves 15c; not towels and neck
shaves free in every union shop in
the city. Tots
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For Sale.

Special bargain: Five acres one
| fourth mile from court house, good
| Groom house, alfalfa, water right tt
CARLTON & BELL.
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Physical Culture, private lessons;
also class of ladies now being organ
lied, LOG S. MISUNDERSTANDING Nc
Leod. 1872
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Kindergarten, Preparatory School
for children at log S. Ky.-Mrs. Nc
72t2
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The Woman's Club was attended by
a large number yesterday afternoon,
the meeting being held in the Carne-
gle Library. In the absence of the
president, Mrs. c. E. Mason, who is
on the sick list, Mrs. ]. J. Hagerman
occupied the chair.
The program committee was in
charge of the days program, which
covered another epoch in French his
tory. Miss Rodkey talked in her
usual entertaining manner on Louis
XIV. and Mrs. Hagermal addressed
the meeting relative to the influence
on France n other European coun-
tries of the revocation of the Edict
of Nantes. The general discussion
showed a remarkable preparation on
the part of the membership.
Mrs. R. M. Parsons entertained the
Entire Nou Club at her home on N.
Pennsylvania avenue Tuesday after
noon.
Mrs. w. S. Kilgour is entertaining
informally a number of lady friends
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Old Indian River Rye.-oriental.

Old Indian River Rye.-Oriental.
E. R. Ratcliff went to Texico this
morning on a business visit.
Sam McKinstry came up this morn
ing from Hagerman on business.
A. C. Keinath and s. d. Butler, of
Artesia, were here today on business.
E. F. Hardwick returned this morn
ing from a business trip to Artesia.
w. L. Moore returned from a bus
ness visit in Artesia and other points
south.
FOR RENT Five furnished or un-
furnished rooms, 200 E. 9Th st.
72t6*
T. F. Cazier came up from Carlsbad
this morning for a visit with his fam
lily and friends.
The best and SAFEST way TO make
money Is to invest in rea estate. We
have some of the best bargains in
the Valley. See us.-Carlton & Bell.
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Mrs. w. S. Kilgour is entertaining
Informally a number of lady friends
at cards this afternoon.
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LOCAL NEWS. s

Old Indian River Rye.-Oriental.
Change pictures tonight. Majestic.
School books and supplies.-Makin.
Boellner, the Jeweler, has it
cheaper. 37tf
Patro1ize the Junior Social Friday
afternoon. 70t3
Cedar Brook, formerly w. H. Nc
Brayer.-Oriental. 59tf
Cedar Brook, formerly w. H. Nc
Brayer.-Oriental. 59tf
Father Herbert returned this morn
ing from a trip to Pecos.
Patro7ize the Baptist Junior Dime
Social Friday, from 8 to z p. n. at
sos N. Richardson. 7Ot3
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Nine year old Rippy.-Oriental.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-10-02
HAWAII SHINPO
CHANGES HANDS
G. Sheba Adds Another to His
Hawaiian Japanese
Publications.

A deal was made yesterday whereby
the Hawaii Shinpo, the oldest japanese
new paper in Honolulu, changes hands,
becoming the property Of S. Sheba, the
editor and proprietor Of the Hawaii
Jiyu Shinbun, the leading afternoon
Japanese daily of the city. Editor Shi-
ozawa, who founded the Shinpo four
teen years ago and who has edited it
since. viii not resume the newspaper
business in Hawaii, but viii leave here
within a few months for either Japan
or Manchuria, where he viii have a
wider field for his talents. The price
paid for the shinpo is said TO be in the
neighborhood of $4,000.
In acquiring this paper and in the
plans which he has fully matured, Edi-
tor Sheba becomes the Hearst Of Ha-
wall. with 81 string OF publications
throughout all the Islands. In the Jiyu
and the Shinpo he controls the leading
morning and afternoon dailies publish
ed in Japanese; on Kauai he owns the
Japanese paper. a weekly: on Hawaii
he has an interest in the HiIo Japa-
nese News, and he has a plant all
boxed and ready to ship to waiIuku,
Maui, where another of his papers will
be established. It was Mr.. Sheba, TOO,
who established the FIRST and only Eng
lish paper on Kauai, the Garden Island,
which was at first published in both
English and japanese.
In all his publications. Mr.. Sheba
breaches liberation and good will
among the various races of the Terri
tory and his timely utterances on all
public questions have had good effect
among the japanese of the Islands. It
is understood that the Shinpo will be
run along the same sane lines that
have marked the editorial ulterarces
OF the Jiyu. The paper is to be en-
Iarged and improved under the new
management and VIII be made at once
a ten-page daily.
One of the features Of all Mr.. Sheba's
publications has been the republishing
in Japanese of the leading editorials Of
the Honolulu English dailies, a plan
which has educated many Of the Japa-
nese into looking at both sides of any
question which may affect them and
which has been the means Of relieving
the strain between employers and en-
pIoyes on more than one occasion.
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WALLLCH's VISIT
IS STILL UNPAID

| No communications official or other
wise have passed between the Office OF
Governor Frear and wherever ]. Lor
Wallach makes his headquarters re-
garding any interview between the
head of the government and the am BIZ
tious leper healer. The only intima-
ton the Territorial officials have of the
threatened invasion of the Robins Egg
blue chamber by wallach Is what they
read in the public press, although the
talked Of visit has been more or less
discussed by the Governor in an in
formal way.
In connection with the revolution
that Wallaeh has up his sleeve there
about the Capitol. Colonel Jones denies
that he has issued any extraordinary
orders to the National Guard and the
only warlike sign about the Governors
office yesterday was the fact the Chief
Clerk Con1zling had his coat of and his
sleeves rolled up. The Chief Clerk an
nounced that there was eighteen hun
dred pounds of bone, gristle and fat
in the combined Office staff, which was
enough to handle any ordinary revolu
ton.
Any extraordinary noises about the
Capitol these days are looked up
promptly, however. Yesterday the wind
blew down for the second time the oil
painting Of Governor Dominis, which
hangs in the Secretary's Office, and be-
fore the Secretary himself had realized
what had happened there were four
clerks in his room ready to repeI
boarders.
President Pinkham is quite COM
PLEASANT about the doom that hangs
over him and announces his intention
of visiting Kalaupapa as soon as he
can arrange TO leave his Office work
again.
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report. 1t sets forth in very inter
esting manner her observations and ex-
periments with those seaweeds and is
illustrated by several plates.
ERNEST G. WALKER