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The Coconino sun., 1907-09-19
Local and Personal

ply to Geo. Fl. Coffin.
 Grand millinery opening We'd 1 nesday Sept. 25th. Babbitt Bros. J. s. Loy of Oak Creek was in our midst the fore part of the week H. H. Phelps fo Gallup. N M. was in town the fore part of the week.
 X. N. Stevens, an attorney at law of Williams. is here attending court.
 Miss Marvine Francis left Sunday for Tempe where she will spend the winter. In Jerome the city saloon license has been raised from $40 to $l00 quarter.
 Cliffs, Coconino county. now has postoffice with ! w. Rose as postmaster.
 J. H. Hulk,r. of Williams. was here attending court the fore part of the week.
 Lost-A gold breast-pin. Find CT will receive reward on return of  pin to Grace Dutton.
 Miss Naomi Land returned Sat urday from Phoenix where she has been visiting friends.
 A. Vincent Taylor returned to Ann Arbor, Wednesday, where he will resume his studies.
 The commissary departments of Greenlaw's mill has changed hands. Babbitt Brothers taking charge.
 F. o. Poison a prominent mer- chant of Williams is here this week attending court as grand juror.
  E. s. Clark. attorney general of Arizona was here yesterday on busi- ness. returning to Prescott today Miss Marguret Linton. sister of Mrs. c. H. Mckinney. left Friday for visit to her home in Canada. Lee Doyle is laid up with a brok- en knee cap eau ied by the falling of a sack of grain on his injured limb. Miss Jephena Perkins left to-day for Pasadena. Cal. where she will take course in the Throop lnsti- ute.
 Priests brush piling gang has moved to section 3l, about two miles north of Greenlaw's com missary.
 All the newest ideas in fall and winter coats dress goods etc. will be on display during this opening. Babbitt Bros.
 Miss Marshall, of Canada arriv- ed Saturday and will make her home here with her sister Mrs. ]. s. Amundsen.
 Misses Nina and Zella Jones left | Monday for Los Angeles where they will attend the University of South ern California.
 Mrs. Asa Clark, returned Satur- day from Los Angles and Southern California where she has been for the past six weeks.
 Geo. l.. Barnes. K. C. Jones and MT. Whiting from Phoenix were successful in three days hunt and brought in three deer.
 Camp No. one. under the able management of Frank Louder is progressing finely. he is the right man in the right place.
 Chas. Dutton. Allen Greenlaw and Sheldon Bavless left Thursday. for Tucson. where they will enter the University of Arizona.
 Miss May Hicks left Monday fo
The Coconino sun., 1907-09-19
BANK STATEMENT.

Report of the condition of the Arizona Cen. tral Bank, at Flagstan. in the Territory of Arizona at the close of business September l0 lgG.
The Coconino sun., 1907-09-19

Wanted-To trade house and lot for team and wagon. Apply to Mrs. Henry Heller. 3S t4
The Coconino sun., 1907-09-19

For sale, one ten room house, one five room house for price and terms apply to D. Wallace. 32t8
The Coconino sun., 1907-09-19

Lost-ln Flagstaff, iron jack screw. More than the price of the jack screw will be paid for the return of same to the Sun office. B t4.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-12-10
NEW YoRK'S FIRST BLUE
SUNDAY" MAY BE LAST

New York. Doe l0.-Therc is every
prospect that New York's intensely
blue sundays win end with the first
one. The board OF aldermen win meet
today and there win bee introduced am
ordinance which will in SO far as the
power OF the board ,aches. give
amusement seekers at least something
Co do ON sunday. The state law pre-
vents performances on the stage.
but there seems Co be- no provision
IN tine statutes OF in the city charter.
which prevents concerts. either vocal
or Instrumental. The ordinance which
the aldermen viii be asked TO pass to-
day win allow concerts. such as those
usually given at the two opera houses.
the symphony concerts given by the
pamrosch orchestra az Carnegie hail.
and Will allow moving picture shows
and "arCades" 10 run rs usual. Even
a modified sort Of vaudeville will b
permitted. Several meetings NJ church
members have been held since Justice
O'Gorman's Interpretation of the Law
was made, at which plans were made
to fight any modification Of the law.
The sentiment Of the city, however.
seems to be IN favor OF a reasonable
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-12-10
LATE LOCALS.

Rank Clcarings-Today's local bank
clcaHngs amounted io s4f6.gftl1. as
against S1.I52.52N.99 for The same
day last year.
Prof Mcakiu I'm Tour-prof John
Meakin starts on his lecture tour ON
Wednesday RE euterai1s 1t hiu--
ham Junction Wclu, slay evening. aud
expects to visit Leni Alpine. and
Pleasant Grove before the HOLIDAYS.
Twenty seventh Wnrd-Thrrc wild
b. au entertainment fIIdHr Uyn1lHr
in the Twenty ward praue. un-
der the au-pIces off the Sunday huUI
Au entertaining program Be- Don pr pave
alton
Funeral of W \ Nonl-Ths ful-
oral of W S Seal uul NHs lIu uf.r
bF train u tho northern uart uf
thp cIN. Win Doe haIl iHm 3D..
Evans chapel 100 l2.1u % w. fom1r-
rnw. with mt.rmeul Don fur city Gene
Dcrv.
40 Meeting or Cu1l nclirr--rr .r.
Was poo mtrUug uf OBJ. CHH dealers
tardfy afternoon. fn reduce u'"
price nj cool Hs ..Us.t rHmHr bad IT,
fu Drl def.U ruN M There A.. auE
meeting. I UI H, uu .nc pHu oft .u.
producers who hHpr 'n. iD.Nal a'H
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-12-10

nous French inventor. who died q
short time ago W Paris Mr. Aitkcn
aud Mile. De Llrny FIRST met in San
Francisco where the sculptor was enc
enged go make o. bust of the beautiful
Young woman and they promptly fell
IN love but the young woman's par
cnts had other plans. They started
her pusthaste for Paris. with Aitlcn
close behind. There ho was again
ropulscd by the family and returned
% America. Mile. De tigny was. hove
ever. true 90 him and md the FIRST op.
portunity followed him 60 America
She was met at the boat and hurried TO-
The city hail. where she was married
before representative OF her family
could reach America. Aiken was bora
in San Francisco. and one of his fac
NOUS works. his Victory" in that city
was destroyed Boo the great fire.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-12-10
DUBors LUNcHEs wIrH BRYAN

Lincoln Neb. Dec. Ex-senator Du-
bois OF Idaho Mayor Dahlman Of Oma-
hal and Editor Hoyt of Milwaukee to-
day took luncheon with William Jcn-
nings Bryan. senator Dubois arrived
yesterday afternoon. I'm company with
Mr. Bryan he met the others at the
Burlington depot this morning
No statement was made Of the mat
tiers under discussion but II was not
denied that the political situation would
b discussed. Mayor Dahlman and Edi-
tor Hoyt win remain iu the city until
tonight
Mayor Brown and a number OF lln-
coin Democrats met the visitors.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-12-10
J0URNEYMEN PRINTERS.
Correspondence and Technical school
May be Established

Chicago. Dee i0-Plans for the
establishment Of a correspondence ana
technical school OF national scope for
the education ~ apprentices and
iourneymen printers, were taken up
yesterday when the apprenticeship
commission of tho International ypo-
graphical union began a two days
conference IN Chicago. II IS planned
to establish technical schools I'm ,ho
large cities ana 20 establish a travel
ing school of lectures, charts and dla-
grams which viii be sent 10 tho small
az local unions Ina turn The object
is to raise the standard of work and
ability among printers and pressmen,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-12-10
GOV. HUGHES BOOM GETS
ANOTHER LAUNCHING

New york. Dec. i0.--The prcsi-
DENTAL boom OF Gov. Charles y.
Hughes was again launched IN New
York city last night this time at the
annual dinner OF the Bible class pro-
sided over by John ID. Rockefeller. Jr.
In hts address at the dinner AIR.
Rockefeller called attention TO the fact
that GOV Hughes was once meme
bcr of the class and referred TO him
49, "a possible occupant Of the White
House. This brought forth great APP
plausc from the members Of the class.
Tho principal speaker az the dinner
was Frank A Naudorliu. vice prcsi-
dent Of the National city bank. who
spoke on the recent 0urrN. Tho din-
ner was more elaborate than the one
hold last year. each member of the
class paying $3.50 FOR his meal.
whereas last year the price was
only 81.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-12-10
DUEL IN A DIVE.
Bernard Prentice. Cowboy. Dead. Dicl,
Moran. Cook. Dying.

Deadwood, S. D., Dec. 1O.-Bernard
Prentice a cowboy, Is dead and Dick
Moran a cook who recently came 20
Deadwook from Kansas city. will prob
ably die as the result Of "a duel iu
house i'm the north part OF town last
night. Two women. Benny Fowler and
Belle Haskell, narrowly escaped being
shot, hVe shots being fired at them
during The fuslllade. Prentice and Mo-
ran are said TO have quarreled about
Miss Fowler. and when Prentice found
Moran In the wOmans apartments the
duel began. A dozen shots were eX-
changed, five OF which were fired at
the two women. Prentice was shot
through the head and died immcdi-
ately. Moran received a bullet in the
breast and will probably die.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-12-10
DICKINSON PRoMoTEp.

". W. Dickinson. travelling freight
agent for the New York Central lines
under Is o. Keyas general agent here,
has been appointed commercial agent
of the Central" lines at Spokane, Wash
The appointment Is effective Jan. and
Is a source OF much qualification 10 MI
Gickinson's many friends in this and
ueighboring states. The Office which
MT Dickinson win leave This city to
nm is new aud important one as the
northwest ls big field and one iu
which railroads ulao. onir their best
md L..un.f mon
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-12-10
CABLE SPLICER'S
NARROW ESCAPE
VI. A. Bringhurst Blown from
Telephone Conduit by Ex-
ploding Gas.
FIRE DEPARTMENT CALLED.
Leakage from Gas Mains Attributed
A. the Cause of the
Trouble.

Gas which had collected Dob The state
street conduit of the Independent Tel
ephone company exploded yesterday and
W. a. Bringhursf. as q street ca-
BILE spliccr escaped death through %
combination of happy circum-tauc ~.
BrinRhurst had finished splicing wires
and sailed for hls blow torch. 30
sooner had the torch been taken into
the mauhole than there was au cNp.o-
sion. The gas travelled south aud iour
manholc covers went dying iutu TIE
air. Rringhursl was blown out but
fell back On the uauhoia agail With
Que meeting serious injury. The fire
department went to Third south and
state Goo cxtinguisl blaze which ful-
lowed the explosion. Had not Bring
hurst left the Wauholc cover or ho
might have been killed.
CAUSED by LEAKY JOINT
Investigation by the telephone pco-
pie shows the cause OF the explosion
To have been "a leaky joint In one of the
gas mains running parallel with tho
telephone conduits. The gas setped
into the cOnduits where 70 took fire.
The city superintendent of the com
pauy Immediately had the chemical en-
CINE OF the fire department throw IT'S
conduits thereby distinguishing the
flames before they could melt the lead
on casing Of the wires. Had the lead
been melted. the entire local telephone
system would have been put out OF
commission. as the couduits involved
were the main trunk lines.
SOURCE OF TROUBLE.
In many places down east. a great
source OF leaky gas mains is electricity
sis. e disintegration of the crystalline
structure Of the pipes, which leaves
them houcycombed with small perfora-
tion~ as though acted upon by corrosive
acids. and lets the gas escape freely.
The mains of the Utah Gas d Coke
company have not been in the ground
long enough for any such trouble. as o.
generally requires five years fOr pipes
TO b, dangerously affected. This cleo
trolySis is the source OF q great deal OF
trouble between the gas companies and
the trolley companies down east; bul
the latter are getting 10 bonding their
rails so that the currents do not run
through the earth. but back 10 the
power houses through the steel rails as
conductors. Then some gas companies
are experimenting with bonding their
mains. with wires leading off into the
earth from points OF current departure.
However this plan H. still I'm the eN-
detrimental stage The hope a. that con-
stant experiment win lead TO some dis
covery whereby the currents can be-
preserved from becoming vagrant. and
confined 20 regular lines of CONJUNCTION.
Fortunately. there was no damags TO
speak of done by yesterday afternoons
explosion.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-12-10
PROBATE AND GUARDIANSHIP
NOTICES.
Consult County Clerk or respective sign
ers for further Information.

IN THE DISTRICT COURT. PRO
bate Division. in and f0r Salt Lake
County, state of Utah. ln the matter OF
the estate OF sophia Bodgor Long, De-
ceased. The petition OF Arthur W. Long
executor OF the estate OF sophia BOdger
Long deceased praying for tho settlement
OF hnal account of said executor and for
the distribution OF tho residue Of said cs-
tate Co the persons entitled. has been set
for hearing ON SATURDAY. the Dist day Of
December A. -. 1907 at 10 O'Clock a. M.
az the County Court House iu the Court
Room OF said Court. in Salt Lake city.
Salt Lake County. Utah.
Witness the Clerk Of said Court with
the seal thereof afhixed this 10th day OF
December. A. ~. 1907.
(SeaD J. u. ELDREDGE. JR
Clerk.
By W. n. Farusworth, Deputy Clerk
Snow and Snow Attorneys for Petitioner.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-12-10
sCrLproR AIrKEN DEAD.

New York, Dec. t0.-Announcemcnt
has been made Of the marriage recent
ly M New York OF Robert Aatken. the
American sculptor and Laure dc Liguy.
daughter ~ Louis dc Iigny, the ia
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-12-10

ROYALNuT bread - the thina m s.t
for Your dealer has 90 and Won sboniJ
try a. Made In the oieencst bakery an
earth
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-12-10
NO COMPLAINT IN
VANCE CASE TODAY
Document Win Probably be Filed
Tomorrow With Justice
Smith.
PROSECUTION is AT WORK.
County Attorney elias something ~
Ilis SIcc,c"-Thrrr Ma, hc Three
Counts Instead of Two.

Tho complaint against Thomas
Vance. the man accused oft murlcrinE
his wife. has NOT sos boon drawn up
hy thc county attorney ana vIl not De-
filed today. There is every reason io
believe the comr1int win bo nled with
Justice of tuo Peace Dana y. smith
some time tomorrow % s' charge
Vance with murder in tho FIRST degree
There viii Doe two counts and possibly
three. but what the third win Doe IS q
matter Of conjecture as the authorities
this morning refused Co divulgc any
thing concerning 30.
SECRET or PROSECUTION.
The complaint win be- drawn up by
Asst. County Atty. Farnsworth but
whether De. or County Atty. Hanson
WIN conduct the prosecution rs not
known at this time. That the prescott
ton 'has something up ITS sleeve was
admitted this morning. but Information
on this point win bc withheld until
the complaint IS filed or until the pre-
nminary hearing takes place
I'm the meantime the accused man ia
lNEhtN lI lNf county IhN anu IF iA 90
highly nervous state He seems more
anxious about his four little children
than his own condition but whether Il
IS because ne fears they viii testify
against him or not is not known.
ATTORNEY WAS RETAINED
The statement published in last even
iug's News" that Atty Newton had
been retained to defend the man, was
corroborated by Jailcr Ripley this
morning who stated that he was pres
eut when Vance sent for Newton. 10
also developed that Judge McGiunis Of
ogden has been retained in behalf Of
the defense and he is expected 90 arrive
here tomorrow or the next day 90 look
into the case.
no DEFINITE REPORT.
Tho prosecution has had conferences
with the physicians who performed the
autopsy. with Mrs George Vance. the
Vance children aud some Of the neigh
hors but what these probable Wit
nesses stated would not be given out.
The physicians I'm the case have not
yet reported definitely as 20 the cause
OF Mrs Nancc's death. but IL is likely
they viii do so after "a conference,
Otherwise am analysis OF the dead WOO
mans stomach viii be made by the
city chemist.
just as soon as the complaint Is filed
with Justice Smith. vance win he arr
raigned and a date win be set for the
preliminary hearing.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-12-10

amount OF sunday amusement and
there seems 90 be every probability that
this win be allowed BY the aldermen.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-12-10
SUIT FOR PERSONAL injuries.

James Ward has fileo suit I'm the
district court against the Bingham
New Haven Copper d Gold Mining
company and others IN which he seeks
Judgment for $3.50. 43. Interest ana
costs OF suit The complaint cites as
its cause Of action that he was injured
IA the companys works and that he had
paid for an insurance policy protect
ing him against loss on account Of such
Injuries as he might sustain. He
claims that he performed every act m
accordance with the terms Of his en-
rloyment. but that ne was refused pay
ment upon his demand for same in a.
cordancc with his Insurance.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-12-10
SCIENTIFIC MISCELLANY.

! Experiments show that while the sed-
/ imentary rocks may absorb several per
stones Is per cent lime stones per cent
and snales 4 per Ceut-graultee and Otucr
crystalline rocks seldom absorb NOR"
volume. and until within q few years Il
was thought 20 be- absurd 10 sink q well
n the harder rocks. Fedrick q. tiapn,
of the q. s. geological survey. has now
reported that about ~ per cent of ne
wells I'M granite iu southern Maine supply
water enough Tor domestic q Water
percolates very slowly through 1ne rock
but more sinks into the vertical joints
and moderate quantity is stored I'm the
horizontal Joints aud crevices down 90
so limited that only two out of 70 sue
cessful wells Yield more than I'd gallons
per minute The wells arc drilled only
i'm the surface rocks. two-thIrds being
not over 10 feet deep.
A novel apparatus 10 enable person
To- study the Internal structure of hs
own eve il tho device uf "a French ocul-
lst Dr Forth. The light Of mercury
vapor tube Is reelected by a highly pol
ished mirror through two thickuesses OF
blue glass 90 20 lens end this concen-
tratos Che ray upon the eye From "a
suitable point behind the lens. the OBJ
server secs the circulation ri the blood Iu
tine minute vessels of the eye. with
other details. When card pierced with
piuh1.c i7 moved rapidly q" ana TO ln
precision at the most gousitiNN part of the
reuua. BE- made visible
The uee of the microscope in the up
right position causing much fatigue, a,
A e.. n Merlin. am English microscopic.
has des.gaed new eNcpiece. which has
q prism enabling The otsorterd 20 ioo6
through tho tube from the side instead ~
the top.
is given ~ on moderate heating, and by
causing the Vupor to eNpel the residual
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-12-10
- NetiaDie
Remedy
GIsanBaIm

hUt5 RI7lsI 81 Once
% cleanse soothes,
lcal and protects
DO diseased moiu-
1nne Hil.iagfro,n
latarrh and drives
way q Cold iu the
toad quiclly Eo-
torres the heu-rs 81
H......H.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-12-10

The use of the microscope boo the up
right position causing much fatigue. a,
A. g. r.. Merlin. am English microscopes
prism enabling the ulsnrverd 10 loo6
through tho tube from the side instead ~
The top.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-04-30
Of the Washhurn

Charlotte Leavitt, of the Washburn
faculty, left today for Kalamazoo.
Miss Clugston was in Kansas City
Saturday and Sunday.
Mrs. c. W. Jewell and her sister,
Mrs E B. Lockwood of Sanford, Conn.
have returned from California, where
they have spent the winter.
Mr.. W. A. s. Bird has returned from
Baton Rouge, La, will be home in a
week.
Mrs. Russell. who is the guest of her
sister, Mrs. Armin A. Weiskirch, will
leave Wednesday for her home in St
Mr.. and Mrs. o. J. Hamilton left Sum
day for a permanent residence in Chi
cago.
Mr.. and Mrs. E L. Copeland will re-
turn this week from Atlantic City.
Mrs Walter Bates will go to Nc
Pherson next week for a short visit
Mrs A II. Ellis will go to Kansas
City next week for visit to Mrs E
s. Ellis
Mrs. Byron Davis went to Hiawatha
yesterday to visit her father, Mr.. John
Walters.
Miss Yearick of Cedar Rapids. Ia.
who is the guest of Mrs. c. H Bunger,
will leave for her home Thursday
Mrs. s. s Estey and Mrs Jonathan
Thomas have returned from a visit in
independence and Coffeyville-
Mrs J. ]. Bentley. who was the guest
of her daughter, Mrs w. ]. Drum, has
returned to st. Jc seph. Mrs. Harry r
Prather and her son Jerome of Tarkio,
Mo- are Mrs Dunn'S guests.
Miss Anna Bolster, of Spokane, Wash,
arrived yesterday for a visit to her
aunt. Mrs. C. F. Morley in Potwin-
Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Mfze of New Or
leans are the guests of Mr. and Mrs.
B. D. Mize-
Mrs William Schmidt gave an after
noon party Wednesday to celebrate her
daugher Merie's second birthday an
niversary. Those invited were: Mrs.
William Mcmillan and son william
Mrs T. Asst and son Thomas, Mrs. T
Parkert and son Tree, Mrs. J. Crawford
and son John, Mrs. @. Anderson and
son George, Mrs. NJ. Fitch and son
| Julius. Mrs C. w. Mann and son Ed
ward. Mrs. H. K. Perry and daughter
/ Craze MIS- J. Holman and daughter
Margaret, Mrs. ]. Durkin and daugh-
| ter Frances. Mrs. William Anderson and
daughter Georgia. Mrs Schmidt was
assisted in entertaining by her mother
Mrs. ]. Strauss.
The Ladies Aid society of the First
| CONGREGATIONAL church will be enter
| tanned Wednesday afternoon at thin
/ BILE party given by Miss Mabel FOUGHT
| 712 Taylor street. Mrs. Ernest Ma