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The Coconino sun., 1911-12-01
SUPERVISORS PROCEEDINGS

5 PROCEEDINGS ard of Supervisors of COcOninO 'ritOry of Arizona of Supervisors of Coconino county, Arizona, November, 27th, 1911. t in special session today for the boards and naming polling places, ect. to be held the I2th, day of December, , members Dickinson and Yaeger and shed at Camp One and Howard Noun d by the Board the precinct of Stones were appointed to serve in the fol-
 HOWARD MOUNTAIN Inspector, Chas Heston
 Judge, C. l.. Cochran
 Judge, G. w. Van Devire
 Clerk, w. s. Broum
 Clerk, John Witherow
 SEDONA
 Inspector, Frank Owenby Judge, J. J. Thompson
 Judge, James Baily
 Clerk, Joe Farley
 Clerk, Joe Lay
 TUBA
 Inspector C. R. Jeffries
 Judge, T, E. Stanton
 Judge, s. s Preston
 Clerk, Geo. Roark
 Clerk, J. B. Frey
 WILLIAMS
 Inspector, Geo. Patten
 Judge, Jas. Kennedy
 Judge, William Souder
 Clerk, C. w. Elliott
 Clerk, J. w. Lee
 Clerk, E. B. Perrin jr.
 Clerk, w. w. Rittenhouse Marshall, J. E. Gilson
 The following places were de- signated as polling places in the several precincts
 Bellemont, Post Office Building Canon Diablo, Volz Store Building Camp One, Boarding House Flagstaff, Court House
 Fredonia, Town Hall
 Greenlaw Mill, Gymnasium Hall Grand Canon, Cameron Hotel Howard Mountain, Boarding
 House
 Sedona, Schnebly Hotel
 Tuba, Preston Store
 Williams, Town Hall
 The clerk was directed to have the following names printed on the Official Ballots and to have the required number of Ballots printed. e and Nominees Name Address ss SENATOR (Advisory) H. Cameron Flagstaff, Ariz al A. Smith Bisbee, F. Ashurst Prescott, IS A. Smith Tucson, Johnson Phoenix, Simonton Globe, " TIVE IN CONGRESS ,. Williams Tombstone, Hayden Phoenix, Halberg Jerome, 9 w. Chain Tucson, ATE SUPREME COURT her M. Doan Tombstone, ard M. Doe Flagstaff, yard Kent Phoenix, Cunningham Tombstone, d Franklin Phoenix,
The Coconino sun., 1911-12-01

Office of the Board of Supervisors of Coconino county
 Arizona. November. 2zth. IoII
The Coconino sun., 1911-12-01

Prohbionst R. A. Wndes Tempe "
 ATTORNEY GENERAL Republican Geo. D. Christy Phoenx " Democrat Geo. Purdy Bulard Phoenix " Socialist J. N. Morrison Benson " Prohbonist Gibson Tombstone "
 SUPERINTENDENT PUBLIC INSTRUCTION Republican Claude D. Jones Phoenix " Democrat C. O.. Case Jerome " Socialist William Moore Cayden Saford :" Prohbionst w. Warner Watkins Phoenix "
 CORPORATION COMMISSIONERS Republican E. S, DePass Phoenix "
 F. M Pool Wnkelman "
 w. S. Sturges Arvaca :" Democrat A. w. Cole Douglas "
 w. P. Geay Winsow /"
 F.A Jones Phoenix " Socialist John Kelly Prescott "
 w. M Mccormick Hayden "
 A. Charles Smith Douglass "
 SENATOR Republican F. S. Breen Flagstaff C Democrat Jesse L. Boyce Flagstaff " REPRESENTATIVE Republican Thomas Maddock Williams :" Democrat H. M. Stark Williams "
 JUDGE OF SUPERIOR CoURr Republican F. w. Perkins Flagstaff " Democrat Thos. A. Flynn Flagstaff, "
 CLERK SUPERIOR CoURT Republican Chas. H. Adams Williams " Democrat Geo. A. Fleming Flagstaff "
 COUNTY SUPERINTENDENT SCHOOLS Republican N G. Layton Flagstaff, !" Democrat J. M Holub Williams |"
 COUNTY SURVEYOR Republican las. A. Lamport Flagstaff " Democrat w. H. Power Flagstaff "
 SUPERVISORS Republican Geo. w. Black ST. Flagstaff ." - R. F. Bongberg Flagstaff ' H. ]. Gray Bellemont 7" Democrat J. J. Donahue Flagstaff, " T. A. Rckel Flagstaff " P. NJ. Shafer Williams " Socialist w. A.. Field Williams |"
 COUNTY ATTORNEY Republican C. B. Wilson Flagstaff " Democrat X. N Sleeves Flagstaff " SHERIFF Republican L. s. Drum Flagstaff " Democrat T. E. Pulliam Flagstaff " Socialist George Hammond Williams |"
 RECORDER Republican Paul S Coffin Flagstaff, " Democrat Dan J. Cronin Flagstaff, "
 TREASURER Republican C. H. Brownell Flagstaff " Democrat w. H. Switzer Flagstaff |"
 ASSESSOR Republican L. F. Doyle Flagstaff " Democrat w. H. Lockridge Grand Canyon "
 COUNTY SUPERINTENDENT ROADS Republican w. H. Anderson Flagstaff " Democrat w. c. Dickinson Flagstaff !" The clerk further instructed furnish precinct cessay supplies addition Ballots The Board then adjourned.
 JESSE GREGG Chairman w. G. DICKINSON, Mem Attest: HARLOW YAEGER, Me lor w. H. SWITZER, Clerk ger
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Official Minutes of the Board of Supervisors of Coconno
 County, Territory of Arizona

Official Minutes of the Bo;
 County, Ter
 Office of the Board
 4 The Board of Supervisors me purpose of appointing election b for the coming general election t IoII, Present chairman Gregg, clerk w. H. Switzer. Voting precincts were estaplis tain. Upon information recieve, was discontinued for the present The following election boards lowing precincts.
 BELLEMONT Inspt., E. Critics Judge, os Moritz Judge, Chas Lindstrom Clerk, Fred Reno Clerk, Merrill C. Walker Marshall, Albert Schnar
 CANON DIABLO Inspector, R. K. Earnest Judge, H. w. McCulloh Judge, Senon Castillo Clerk, w. C. Everett Clerk, Pat O'Toole
 CAMP ONE Inspector, w. A. Lannom Judge, P, J. Murphy Judge, Clay Gilbert Clerk, Geo. Kimes Clerk, Geo Lowell
 FLAGSTAFF Inspector, C. A. Keller Judge, J. L. Byrnes Judge J. M. Clark Clerk, F. o. Allen Clerk, Gus Jakle Clerk, c. T. Harrington Clerk, J. P. Wilson Marshal, John Marshall
 FREDONIA Inspector, Robert Jackson Judge, Lorum Pratt ST. Judge, H. E. Judd Clerk, Louis Cutler Clerk, Verne o. Brown
 GREENLAW MILL Inspector, George Simpson Judge, Eben Greenlaw Judge, Chris Streit Clerkl Fred Peterson Clerk, Hayes Weidner
 GRAND CANON Inspector, w. w. Bass Judge, Geo. Morgan Judge, Irwin Sanders Clerk, Ralbh Berry Clerk, Ed K9lb Party Name Title of Office
 UNITED STATE Republican Ralph !" Hova Democrat Henry :" Marcu Socialist E. !" E. B.
 REPRESENTA- Republican John s Democrat Carl Socialist John Prohihtionist Eugene
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1911-05-29
Spent Sunday
in GlenbrOOk

Several Carson people visited Lake
Tahoe yesterday. Some trout were
caught, but it wants week or SO OF
warm weather to start them gong
right The road is now open through
to. Glenbrook and parties can make
the drive The road via Kings Can
yen is blocked with snow but in a
couple of weeks or by the tine the
weather settles down to business, this
will be ready for travel. The Clear
Creek road is prohibitave for ma
chine work on account of heavy sand
and grades. A little work on the
Kings Canyon road would make it
passable for the machines and start
that class of work this way Several
parties will leave for Glenbrook to-
day where they will put in tomorrow
with the fish.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1911-05-29
Motor Service
a Good Move

The motor car service that has
been established by the Y. & T. be-
tween this city and Reno, is the best
move the local road has ever inaugu
rated The car is the most COM
Portable and easy riding of anything
on the road and the service is quick
and clean With the new rate estab-
lished it is certainly an accommoda-
ton
If the management could figure
out something better in the way OF
hours it would even go further to
hel pthings along The motor fol-
lows too near on the heels of the
local train An extended time table
for Sundays would be a mighty good
thing. 1t would allow partiese plenty
of time on either end of the route and
would be a further inducement for
Sunday travel and recreation. AS i
is now one hardly gets settled on a
trip before the motor is in sight
agin and start for home has to be
made.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1911-05-29
KEEPING WATCH ON
RENEGADE lNDIANDS
Warning Has been Sent to Prospec-
tors and Cattlemen

Scott IL. Butler, constable 1T Gcr-
lach, continues 10 maintain Il close
watch on the movements % the band
of Is young Shoshons who are camp
ed at Soldier Meadows and who have
given rise to the theory that they are
on the warpath In letter received
yesterday by Sheriff Farrol. Butler
stated that he had posted the peo-
pie III the vicinity OF the inaian camp
10 be on the lookout. and that the
cattle and shecpmen are travelling IN
pairs and are armed.
The Indians, none OF whom are
over % years OF age, stole sway from
the reservation several weeks ago and
their presence at Soldier Meadows.
which is in the vicinity OF the scene
of the murder OF the four stockmen
who fell victims to Indian Mike 5
band OF renegades last January, led
to the belief that the gang were on
the warpath for the purpose of seek
ing revenge All of the party are
heavily armed.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1911-05-29

The letter received from the Sheriff
from the Gerlach constable, states
if trouble results, he looks for it to
happen in Elko County.
The letter follows:
Your telegram about the Indians
was surprise until the Journal ar
rived to-day. The fact is there l.
nothing to go on but rumors. The
reports coming in are that one of
Dinmick's Indians got letter from
another Indian to bring horses to a
certain spot, but instead turned the
letter over to the boss. He sent
word to the agency and the report
came back that the agent was short
Is Indians.
THE cattle and sheep men are rid
ing in pairs around here. don't like
Indians of their style as they might
cause trouble. | posted every one |
saw going north and sent Shell over
the Fox Mountain and he told the
section hands to look for trail going
south If there is any scare it ought
to be in Elko County"
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1911-05-29
Fixing up
Road to Reno

Warden Baker has half "a dozen
men working on the road on the east
side of Washoe Lake The new sur
vey, which is on the west side of the
valley, is about completed and it will
be some time before it will be in first
class condition. In order that autos
and teams may have more pleasant
and safer road pending the repairs to
the new road, the old road is being
placed in fair condition
that several autos come ever from
that several autos comee over from
Reno The road between that city
and Carson is in bad condition and it
is in order that this may be righted
that Mr.. Baker took the men out and
put them to work on the road. All
the bad bumps are to be knocked out
and the rocks cleared up about Wa
shoe Lake and down the canyon
This class of work should meet with
the approval of the travelling public,
and the public is certainly doing
some travelling at the present time.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1911-05-29
Big Attraction
on at the Park

More popular at every show Vau-
deville and fine pictures Excellent
performance at Park given last night.
Tonight still better. Ballard and
Alberta, character sketch artists,
were we'll received. They both have
good voices and a pleasing way Of
presenting their parts.
Mabel Alberta is native of Carlin,
Nevada, and has but recently return
ed from an extensive trip TO the con-
tinent and the Hawaiian Islands.
The vaudeville attractions at the
Park are direct from the Wigwam,
and are classy attractions.
Don't forget to be on hand at the
popular Park Theater tonight and
you will be we'll entertained.
A fine set of films will be shown,
following is the list:
Justinian and Theodore,
The Barrel Jumper,
Under both flags,
A Family of Vegetarians,
Puritans and Indians,
Two shows nightly First show at
7:30 sharp. Popular prices; adults.
20 cents; children 10 cents. Go and
spend pleasant evening.
COZY, COMFORTABLE,
AND WELL VENTILATED
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1911-05-29
May Dismantle
Famous Mill

Secretary Lloyd E. Marsden OF the
MontgomeryShosh Consolidated
Mining Company, has forwarded to
stockholders statment showing
the present condition OF the company
affairs. 1t is set forth that the net
loss for three months the property
was operated this year was Sl2,645.-
SO, which is the reason for the mine
and mill being closed down As the
mill now stands, the secretary says,
it could probably be sold for $4S, 900,
but before dismantling the mill, the
directors have deemed. it better to
present the matter to the stockhold-
ers. A meeting has therefore been
called for the latter part OF this
month, at which time the company's
affairs will be discussed.
Two propositions will be present
practically go out OF busil.ess-or
to lease the property. 1t is suggested
that pending the holding Of the
meeting any stockholders or group Of
stockholders who may desire to fur
ther explore the mines of the COM
pany communicate with the officers
of the company and submit the terms
on which they would be willing to
take lease on the property for the
purpose of further exploration.-Ton
opah Miner.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1911-05-29
New People
Grand Theatre
GREAT BIBLICAL PICTURE

Athaliah, Queen OF Judea, Pathe,
Bible story, hand colored.
This is one of the leading Biblical
pictures of modern times, finished i'll
pretty bright colors and is something
above ordinary in the picture world.
The press Of the county speay very
highly OF this and the costumes and
manners of the actors in this great
biblical drama bring you back to me
dcvial times. Will show three other
very late releases in connection with
this.
Every one was pleased with our
vaudeville last evening and we pre-
dict crowded houses every evening as
Senator Montrosc and his wife will
appear in some of their great special
ties every night. Thcater critics all
agree that the wooden legged soldier
act". is superb. and brough. forth the
greatest applause.
Two full performances every even
ing and four reels of the finest pic
lures at the Grand Theater-just
across the street from the postoffice
where there is always a nice enter
tainment for you.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1911-05-29
Decoration Day
Exercises

On tomorrow, Memorial Day
May 30th, the Custer Post, G.. A. r.
James I>ockett Camp. Spanish War
Veterans, and Custer Relief Corps
will pointly observe the beautiful
custom of decorating with flowers the
graves of the soldier dead
The service this year will be more
than usually simple, due mainly to
the fact that the Veterans OF the
Civil War are decreasing in number
about as rapidly as they are increas
ing in years and infirmities.
They are especially anxious
though for general observance OF
the Day" and will be greatly pleased
to have as many OF our people as can
do so, visit the cemeteries with them
and each contribute his or her share
to make the ceremonies impressive.
The flowers from California viii
arrive i'll the morning, and as a re
suit the procession will not move
from the Capitol grounds until about
80 p. IN.
AT the cemetery the exercises will
consist Of the ritualistc work Of the
c. A. R. and W. r. c., together with
whatever part the Spanish War Vet
Grams may desire to take in the cere
monies-these to be followed by the
decoration of the graves.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1911-05-29
INDIAN GIRL TAKES
WILD PARSNIP ROUTE
Deadly Weed BATTLES the Efforts of
White Physicians

the squaw wore. and said: She eat
um"
Captain Johnny Kee found out
about it and notified the police who
brought the girl to the station. DR..
Rice, the health officer, administered
an cme,ic and antidotes and LATER two
other doctors worked with him over
the case at the hospital The CON
vulsions came back and she died
Captain John says that the squaw
must have secretly picked the poison
which is the recognized deadly hem
lock of those Indians who are tired
of life She hid the stuff in her apron
and chewed on the green stalks, poi
son laden at this season, until. she
fell-Reno Journal.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1911-05-29
NEW BAR ASSOCIATION
is TO CLEAN HOUSE
Members To be Put in the Down
and Out Glass

1t is further understoond that the
their wares is not the cardinal sill
this, of course, is bad enough, but
they have gone the limit. They are
both leading attorneys in the divorce
business and is not to be tolerated
among the craft. 1t is probable that
the move to head the members off
will be started this week. One o.
those under suspicion has left the
state temporarily and as soon as he
can be located the fun is to start il
looks very much like the Bar Asso-
citation and the two attorneys will get
some more free advertising.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1911-05-29

Rosi Anthony, a Washoe Indian
girl aged 20 years, ate large guam
tity of wild parsnip weed yesterday
and died within an hour and-a-h half at
the county hospital where she was
conveyed when the act was discover
ed. She died with the ciaHacteris-
tic spasms and frothing that make
this form OF poisoning terrible and
her man and her father looked on
in helpless horror.
The girl came from near Diamond.
close to Pyramid, some months ago
Yesterday she was out along the
trccks east of Reno and suddenly
dropped in commissions. A little child
she was leading pointed to some
weeds that still remained III the apron
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1911-05-29
Hitting up
the High Spot

Main Street in this city continues
to be the favorite speeding driveway
for automobiles and little respect is
paid to pedestrians or people with
rigs. What would probably been a
fatal accident was missed by a mere
margin Saturday The way some Of
the autos come around the cornors
into Carson Street is something
herce.It' only a matter Of time until
a bad accident occurs.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1911-05-29
UTAH PEOPLE GRAB
NEVADA FARM LAND 6
Special Train Will Take Settlers to
the Proposed Colony

ening of land under the Carey Act at
Wells, New, June lst, many Utahans
have decided to take advantage OF
the lailGl.sss's'1rlac-,. Pacific Reclamation
Company and sthe, Metropolis In
provement Company, with offices Ii
the Newhouse building, will have
charge of the opening.
lhotuPe LehAefe eeee
At noon on that date 5000 acres OF
land will be opened up by public
drawing. According to the terms 81
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1911-05-29
Are Making
an Investigation

Capt. Donnelly and Bullion Tax
Collector Adamson. who left here a
few days ago for Ely, have arrived at
that point. They are investigating
the affairs of the Shcriff's Office and
will meet with the grand jury, which
will take the matter up shortly. No
statement has been made 10 the pub
lie regarding the condition of the
Sherif's Office. nor has any further
word been received from Butler, the
missing official. The two state Off
cials will be in Ely for some time, as
there is lot of adjusting and inves-
tigating to be done in the affairs OF
the Office.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1911-05-29

an acre is required to draw. The
rest of the first payment to be mad,
after the land is selected. The land
will sell for $o7.50 an acre, with per-
petual water rights for irrigation.
In addition to the opening of this
acreage, there will be $4,000 acres OF
private land placed on the market, in
Guiding irrigated lands, dry farm
lands and town lots in Metropolis.
Wells is close to the Utah line on
the Southern Pacific. Metropolis is
eight miles north on the new line to
be built north from Wells.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1911-05-29

The Nevada Bar Association in
tends TO clean shop, or that is the re-
port that has leaked out. 1t is under
stood that two Reno attorneys who
have been over-advcrtsing and taking
up business are to be thrown out OF
the cabin. The late action taken on
Mr. Schnitzer is only a starter. 1t is
further stated that the Association
has the dead medicine on one of the
members and the other is being in
vcstigatcd. When the evidence is in
the two members will be relegated
back to the farm or some other place
OF business.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1911-05-29
Will Hold
Field Meeting

Tomorrow afternoon the boys at
the Indian School are going to have
n track meet and other athletic exer-
ciscs. This will be after the observ-
ancc of the Memorial Day program.
This meet is among the members OF
the school and some interesting
stunts will be put through. Several
prizes are to be offered for the con
tests. The track team at the Indian
School is one of the best in the state
and several of the Indian boys are
good athletics. This class of work is
encouraged by Superintendent c. H..
Asbury.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1911-05-29
Queer Weather
is the Order

The great East is suffering with
heat prostrations. Montana reports
blizzard with six inches of snow.
while Nevada has had weather that
resembles fall instead OF summer.
Anyone with the price could follow
up the weather train and get anything
they desire within the United States.
At the present time one day of sun
shine seems. to be the allowance for
this section Of Nevada. Portions OF
California and the adjoining states
are in the same weather conditions
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1911-05-29
TO CATCH UP

Several Of the printers at the State
Office are off for few days in order
TO give the presses a chance to clean
up tho work that is stacked up. A
great amount of work is coming into
the Office as the new commissions
and the regular officers bye addi-
tional duties imposed under the Lig-
islative Acto.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1911-05-29
HAS AN AUTO

Arthur Bordcwick. pressman at the
State Printing Office. has received a
brand new auto and is now to be
numbered among the enthusiasts. 1t
is one Of the neatest little machines
yet brought to this city
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1911-05-29
Good Game
is Played

There was quite a lively baseball
game yesterday at the Valley Park
grounds between the Virginia City
team and the Indian School. The
Virginia boys, after lively contest,
proved to be the best players am.
won the game with a score Of IA to
II. A large crowd of people, both
from this city and Virginia. witnessed
the came
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1911-05-29
FROM VIRGINIA CITY

A number of Virginia City people
drove down yesterday and spent the
day in this city, viewing the ball
game and taking in the opening at
the Iakeview Tavern
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1911-05-29
TO SELECT SITE

Postmastere Rogers has received
instructions from the department at
Washington to at once submit data
for. the selection of site for the new
Winnemucca postoffice building
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1911-05-29
PASTURE

100 acres enclosed. with artesian
water Terms Sl.5O per month. Ap-
ply at this office, or phone 53l.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1911-05-29

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