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The Coconino sun., 1911-06-30

Dear Senator B. 5. Cowtail, Washingsome, C. D.: Please see that statehood is suggested for Arizona. Just recently someone has mentioned it. and as a loyal citizen of Arizona l thought l would bring the matter to your att tention. If, in your judgment, statehood is not good for us, could you possibly secure gee string palamas for uss While we realize that our constitution has bugs in it, you might send along a sani- tarium with our constitution. We are willing to cough up for good constitution and will doctor our system later. We would have doctored it before but someone sent the wrong physician, and he had no medicine for delirium. This is a great country but just temporarily the air was too light, but if you will please attend to this little matter and send us any brand of statehood, any old thing that might be laying around handy that no one is using or could use, we will be pleased to accept it and see if it cannot be repaired, fumi- gated and used until we grow stronger in the head.
The Coconino sun., 1911-06-30

The territorial railway com mis- sion had special hearing on Wells Fargo express rates for Arizona at Phoenix Monday. The hearing was conducted before special examiner John 5. Burch- more of the interstate commerce commission. Sufficient evidence was introduced by Secretary De Pass to show that there was un- just discrimination.
The Coconino sun., 1911-06-30

Spreckles, the sugar coated, says that free trade would ruin his industry. A little ruination of such trusts at times would be good for the rest of the people,
The Coconino sun., 1911-06-30

The general unfav 'rable publici- ty given Lorimer has stirred the Senate into real live activity. Of course be knew nothing about the jackpot, but seemed to know the deck used and the place where the game was played.
The Coconino sun., 1911-06-30

From recent reports the Flag staff end of the territorial road will stop at Dry Beaver owing to the lack of funds, all of which infor- nation will be glad tidings to Coconino bounty.
The Coconino sun., 1911-06-30

Arizona has strong, loyal friends in the Senate and loyal, strong friends in the house, but alas, they lack information on state hood.
The Coconino sun., 1911-06-30

Mrs. Bessie Pearson; bride of few months, committed suicide at Phoenix Sunday by taking choloform. She was dispondent because of i'll health.
The Coconino sun., 1911-06-30

An Exchange says that state hood is a step nearer. An, yes, but think of step-iather and step mother waiting with a slat.
The Coconino sun., 1911-06-30

Get ready today to start Satur- to commence Sunday to begin Monday to have a----big time Tuesday. Remember I776.
The Coconino sun., 1911-06-30
First Prize

1 so-lb sack of Club House
 Flour 2.lb can Chase & Sanborn's
 Coffee lib pkg. kewanee Tea lib can Folger Bak. Pow. 1 can Hunts Pineapple l pint bottle Club House
 Catsup l 10-lb pail Cottolene
The Coconino sun., 1911-06-30
REGULATIONS

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The Coconino sun., 1911-06-30
Attention, Company I

You are hereby notified to be present at the Armory July 4th at 8:so to take part in the Fourth of July parade. By order
 WM. A. CAMPBELL,
 Captain Commanding.
The Coconino sun., 1911-06-30

Public stenographer and type writer al Browns iewelry store.
The Coconino sun., 1911-06-30

Issued every Friday, Subscription price two dollars year, in advance. Every paper is stopped at the expiration Of the time paid for
The Coconino sun., 1911-06-30

Second Prize l 2S-lb sack Club House Flour 2-lb can Chase & Sanborn's Coffee l-ib-can Folger Bak. Pow. lib can Kewanee Tea 4 lib cans Van Camp beans One can Hunts peaches
The Coconino sun., 1911-06-30

Attest: LEE F. DOYLE,
 Town Clerk.
Rocky Ford enterprise. (Rocky Ford, Colo.) 1887-1950, 1911-12-22
TALK AT HALP PRICE
TeIephane Company VIII Be Kept
Busy Christmas Day

Probably the most popular as well as
the most beneficial innovation ever made
by any great corporation in this country
is that announced by the Mountain States
Telephone and Telegraph company. where
in their thousands OF miles of toll lines
are thown open at half rates. to the gen.
eral public on Christmas day. This COM
pany, whose lines traverse one-fifth of the
United States. and reach into the cities.
towns. camps and ranches of Colorado,
Montana, Utah. Wyoming, Idaho and
New Mexico, is certainly doing its part
toward making it indeed a merry Christ
mas"
Since the merger Of the various tele-
phone companies. bringing into one great
family all of the midwest states. the
management has been doing many things
that go to prove they have the best in
terests Of their patrons at heart; and so
on Christmas day, from 8 o'clock in the
morning until noon the public is invited to
use the toll lines freely in talking to the
dear ones at home," or whispering a
Merry Christmas" into the ear of some
friend far away. And next to the Joy to
come from such a unique and unusual
yuletioe greeting, is the fact that this COM
pany will stand one-half the cost, bring
ing it within the easy reach Of thousands
of people who, perhaps. otherwise would
not take this means of transmitting a
good cheer blessing.
1t is certainly departure from the or
binary methods of public utilities and the
puplic will appreciate this practical ap-
plcation for the Christmas spirit. While
this reduction of the half day will mean
a great deal of extra expense and extra
work to the telephone company. it will
make many hearts glad, and in meas
ure. dispel the general idea that "all CO.
operations are souless"
In another part Of this paper is the re-
production of scene. as pictured by the
artist-where son, grandchild and grand
mother are having little talk over the
long distance, 1t will be interesting to
know how many thousands Of calls will
be made on Christmas morning because
Of the reduction in charges by the tele-
phone company.
Rocky Ford enterprise. (Rocky Ford, Colo.) 1887-1950, 1911-12-22

ARKANSAS VALLEY NOTES


r r = r r r r r + r r r r r r s.
E. E. Cadwallader was over from
Rocky Ford Wednesday on cantaloupe
buslness.-Ordway New Era
The Holly Sugar Co. is preparing to
esta blish offices in Denver. having leased
fine suite of rooms on the fifth floor of
the Boston building for that purpose.
TyrelI Grswold, young man about
twenty years of age, sustained serious
injuries Monday last. while feeding an al
falfa milling machine at the Auckland AL
falfa mill at olney Springs.
J. Frank Crowl, former chief agricult-
urist of the Holly Sugar Co.. has resigned
that poeiton. leaving for La Junta last
Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. Crowl have the
best wishes of large number Of friends.
who are loathe to see them depart from
this section-Holly Chieftain
Says the Ordway Call: at was dis
covered, early Monday morning, that
Frank Parker, for more than a year
trusted employee of the English Lumber
company, mad departed for parts unknown
Sunday, leaving long trail of forged
checks behind to keep his memory fresh
in minds Of the citizens of Ordway."
Robert Anderson's many Rocky Ford
friends will be interested in the following
item from last weeks La Juuta Tribune:
"R. S. Anderson left last Monday Tor
La Veta, N. M, where he has secured a
fine position as manager Of the Trinshera
Estate. The estate includes mammoth
store, lumber yard and a number of
other business enterprises"
The factory whistle sounded the slicing
of the last beets at 2:55 p. m. Sunday
short but sweet campaign. says the
Swink Advocate. The last beet payday
was on Friday, Dec, / S, when S $4,000
was distributed to the growers for the
Hoily-Swink factory. Although the ton
mage is some instances was not so large
as in years past. the price paid for beets
this season has given very good returns
and farmers say they did little better
on their beets than on other crops.
At joint meeting of the city council
and p. large number of the citizens Of the
city held Monday the question of a water
supply for La Jnnta was further oonsid-
cred. The report of the findings of City
Engineer Lewis was made. He had four
propositions to offer and upon the comp
letion and consideration of the report one
plan was practically decided upon. This
plan is to get water from a series Of
wells to be put down on the north side of
the river and to establish an auxiliary
pumping plant. The pumping would be
run automatically by electricity and
would supply an elegant flow Of better
grade of water than is being used, SO it is
said
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The Lamar register., 1911-07-05
NEGRO KILLS CHIEF OF POLICE
AND AID
Rocky Ford Officials Shot Down
Whep They Attempt Arrest
Black Who Flees

Rocky Ford. Colo. July 4.-Bent
on avenging the death OF the chief
of police and his deputy. mob
tonight is seeking Bob Harris. a
negro who. this evening. shot and
instantly killed Chief of Police
A. B. Craig and perhaps MORALLY
wounded Night Marshal Jacob Kip
per.
Harris. according to the police.
had been the center and cause OF
several brawls during the day while
the chief of police had been down
TO La Junta.
Numerous complaints awaited
the chief when he returned. TAX
ing his deputy. Ripper. they went
to Harris house to make the ar
rest.
The negro opened the door to
admit them. Craig carried his re-
volver In holster. This was
known to Harris.
No sooner had the two white
men entered than the negro made
Il show of resistance, and when
the two closed in upon him he
snatched Craig's revolver from its
holster and fired.
The bullet passed through Craig
heart, killing him instantly.
As Craig fell. Harris fired
again. the ball passing through
kipper's Jaw.
The negro. taking both revoly-
ers belonging to his victims, sped
out OF the house and disappeared.
The alarm spread quickly and
hundreds of citizens and farmers
took up the man hunt. The entire
valley has been appraised of the ia
tai shooting and residents are il
fury OF anger. There can be
but one result II the black Is
caught 49,
Later-It looks now as II Mar
shall Ripper had a fair show to
recover. The entire Harris family
II seems took part in the assault
on the officers and Ripper was
J knocked down from behind with
o chair before any shots were fir
ed. He succeeded in wounding
Harris before he became uncon-
scious.
The Lamar register., 1911-07-05
stass Association at Fowler

The State Commercial Executive
Association will hold it's quarterly
meeting at Fowler on Thursday.
July 18th and commercial club men
from all over Colorado will assem-
BILE at that time TO discuss questions
pertaining to the development Of a
greater Colorado. The city OF
Pure Water" is arranging to en-
terrain the visitors and n large rep
resenta3ion Is expected from over
the Arkansas valley.
On the day following the state
meeting. on Friday, July 18th.
conference of the Arkansas Valley
Commercial Association will be
held at La Junta and many OF the
state men will stay over for this
meeting to address the valley
boosters. The valley meeting Will
be the largest held in recent
months.
The Lamar register., 1911-07-05
For Sale

A good four room house west
OF Lincoln school house. Water In
house: outbuildings. east front
Rent 1000 per month. When ten
ant has paid $3.50 and little In
tsrsst. will give him a deed for
the property.
Dwelling In Bcat's Addition
A seven room pressed brick. cor
ner lot. east front. Rent $l6 per
month. When tenant has paid
$3.50 and . little Interest. 1 Will
give him . deed for the property.
A five room house In Bent's ad-
dition. Rent 81 per month. VIII
give tenant dsed Tor same when
he has paid $3.50 and q little In
G, n LEE.
The Lamar register., 1911-07-05
To Our Patrons:

We have begun shipping In order to In
to verya
delivered making
price country they
the
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possible caused by mine
acci cars aret
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The Lamar register., 1911-07-05

Large cool furnished house Tor
rent. Inquire of Chas. Wright.
Phone Lamar 11b.
The Lamar register., 1911-07-05
For Sale

Two or three cottages close In.
Terms " suit the buyer. Inquire
of /. II. Myers.
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-08-15

Mining and Dredging Edition Of the Daily Nugget will be issued Oct. 1.
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-08-15
CITY DADS GET DOWN
 TO SCHEDULE TIME

The councilmcn last evening estah- lish,d a new record having gotten through with their business in a short time. and accomplished their work in ,hr schedule time established by the councilmcn of the pas, three years.
 After the reading or the minutes uf the last regular meeting. there being no communications. one Lamourcoux. who owns considerable property in and about Nome. ou which he has become delinquent in his taxes. addressed The Council. stating he Was working for ghc city paying the same on as fast as possible and to start suit agaius, him at the present time would only h.. add ing additional expense. that wpuld make t all the harder for him to get even
 After explaining his position. ud thr fact he Was working "ut his t.>,s ft the day helping la> sidewalks. et,. ui.u motion. the City Attouy, was ln- structrd not tr c"mm,u,r suit at th. present time
 The Street Committee reported % cubic wards of gravel had been haul,d hy Dave Gilchrist to Steadman Avenue bat owing tu the weather it was d,- cided To wait until u cleared brfpr. '"mpletine thr contract Thar ,,rtaa sidewalks had hr,u Iaid and thy ieh. al night turned on under an agree m"ut with the seward Peninsula Pow CT Company who would have con tract raadv f"r the council h, usvt Monday night. agreeing to furnish j. or more lights 10 the city ou an uter- age of ten hours per day for lefec Der night The three nyw lights ordered had been installed.
 j. J. Mc'ireri reported several of th, lights out of commission. and the
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-08-15
SEEN AND HEARD

The Deyrttc boys who were su in- dustrt"us here in Nome. ar, all hold ing down good positions out in Seat tlc. and the state of Washington. CEas b"Nrttr. who was the efficient deliver, boy for thc Nugget the time hc was in Nome. or the last four years is nov, the auto driver for one of thc large freight trucks in Seattle
 Edward has worked up to a position of 800 per month as cabinet maker. the other boy is in a clothing store. while the girl is working in a large millinery establishment Every one of he young members of the family are pr"ducrrs
 The I.ukcnhach is at st Mighaers dischargng coal and win come 10 Nome when the coal for that port has been discharged The Sesnon company are looking for the vessel any time and it should be here this evening
 The city dads are going to help ont in the expense of maintaining the lights on the Catholic Church. which are needed so badly during Inc dark nights of fall and winter.
 Stampeders returning from the diff fcrcnt camps and strikes away from Seward Peninsula and mp the Yukon River way report that Nome is the best camp in Alaska today All admit there is gold in the Iditarod Country. but principally on two creeks. There is room for 500 men and that is an mp there.
 Frank smith. who seems to get into hot water once in while because he wishes to mine and operate his claim in his own way was declared 10 be sane yesterday afternoon. after a warrant had been secured charging him with insanity
 After watching the smoke issuing from near the roof of the Pacific Cold Storage market yesterday, for nearly an hour. believing it came from a SmokeStock on the Mueller Building the department was called on. to in- vcstigate and found a small blaze in the attic of the Mueller Jewelry store. which they proceeded to put out with the chemical
 \ small fire was trying to break out. but was nipped in the bud for the chemical put il ont with dispatch
 Tho young mechanic or son of J. IT. Mclean. who had a small "runabout automobilo' is leaving on the Victoria. taking his auto with him SO he can have little fun in spinning over the roads about Seattle where he Au spend th" winter with his mother and sister
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-08-15

The Daily Nugget, s2.oo per month.
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-08-15
FOR SALE.

FOR SALE Hand and gasoline drills at Walker Bros shop. corner Lanes Way and Third Ave
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-08-15

Get the best Claret. Port or Sherry from the Seward Com'l Co. Main 6.
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-08-15

Street Committee was ordered to have them placed in commission
 Finance Committee reported the .andlady Of the Mae property was not Ihlr to be seen to talk business with as yet but he would tend to the prop erty as soon as he could secure an interview with her.
 The Fire Committee reported that lhc chemicals, etc. for the department had arrived in good condition and dr- iyerrd to the fire house.
 Mir J. J. Jourden. who has taken upon himself the work and trouble of maintaining the lights on the Catholic Church for the past several years ad- dressed the Council asking them tn help out in the good cause. Mir Jour den had the actual running expense of the lights. seven in number for the past year in the form of rrcript.d bills. which amounted to SlI7.N2 for rlec- tririty. S990 to Darling. Dean X co i"i electric globes, and $2j to Eddie stevens for replacing and taking car. of the lights upon the Cross
 Mr Jourdcn informed the Council lc had reduced thr lights ,o four. by hay ing them placed on the arms of top and bottom Of the Cross and the cost for th" present year would be sl3o
 After a short address on the part of the mayor it was moved and approved tha. the city donate one-half the $IGo towards the cost of keeping up the lights
 There being n" further business to come before the Council the ciiy dads adjourned until next Monday ar B o'clock.
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-08-15
;piration Of the ten days.

expiration Of the ten days
 We are informed that Q. D Cochran NJ. n. Samuels. Ira n. Orton. Pearson of the solomon River Dredge. Dr Mus tard. Art Gibson and several more arc on their way to the camp. having left Nome early this morning
 Dr F. F. Hin. J F Hobbs and Cap tain Sundhack broke camp this morn ing and will reach Nome this evening
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-08-15
Nugget Special ser> wee.

WASHINGTON. Aug l4-W. r.. Temple chairman of the Steel Plate Association while tcstifymg before the House Committee on the steel probe related how j r Morgan refused options and paid delrl, for fh, steel trust little later
 to accept an option for $I6O. 0oo ooo on all The holdings which we're to h- merged into The United States Steel Trust. cIaimn- i. involved tro much money. and the price was way tuo high
 Six months later u order to swing the deal and secure thr controlling inc
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-08-15
Especial CorrrsrondcnerD

CRATER LAKE FISHING CAMP. Aug. l5, Noon The rain is coming down in sheets. or hy the hucketfuI. and lhe wind is blowing gale up here in th" camp. so fish stories" instead of fishing is in order for the day Yes terday the "catchr amounted to about
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-08-15
WIND AND RAIN OUT
 AT FISHING CAMP

+eo trout. We are all having the time "t our lives here in Camp. The weather until today has been ideal and Me are now having Nome storms
 Yesterday Jafct Lindeberg and Dr Arnold returned to Nome in the auto ear. but promised they would join the excursion, or campers again before thc
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-08-15
MORGAN ON FINANCE
 U. s. STEEL TRUST

terests in the different praper'i-s J P Morgan had to pay $500 00n oon
 Mir Temple admitted that r Nor gan patd over S2oo ooo ooo more han the property was worth and the great tinam,i"r had to cut ur the extra with the various institutions entering into the combine
 Morgan as a great financier did not show up very strong under the testi- monN of Mir Temple. and he. or the people he represented paid iou dearly for the property
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