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Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1884-01-29

PENDLEroN TRIBUNE: The follow
ing cases were disposed of in Recor-
der Turner's court since Our last issue:
I'D Conoll, drunk, S. and costs; NJ.
w. Buan, drunk, s. and costs; five
saloons keeping open on Sunday, S.
each and costs; Pat Sullivan, drunk,
% and costs; E. Brownfeld, drunk,
% and costs; Chas. Myer, drunk, dis
charged.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1884-01-29

HE News Miner says Chinaman
who had been playing poker up at
Bullion, and who retired from the
game some poorer than when he start
ed In, was asked how he came out?
tie replied: ''Heep bad! No makee
money! Lose'em ale. Too muche
family gamee."
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1884-01-29

THE Nez Perez News publishes a
communication from the Commission
er of Indian Affairs to Judge Nor
man Buck, to the effect that under
existing laws and treaties, the Nez
Perez Indians can now take twenty
acre tract Of land each in severalty,
and by complying with certain con-
ditions, Nez Perez Indian may Sc
cure 100 acres under the homestead
law.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1884-01-29

Miss BELLE DOUGLAS, the old-time
actress, and a member of Holland
comedy Company, now performing
at bose City, was one of the prin-
clpal members Of the Julia Dean
flame troupe which played so extern
slVely throughout Boise Basin in 1864
ana 80, says the Bellevue Chronicle.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1884-01-29

"A CORRESPONDENT of the States
man, writing from Huntington, says
A. 0. Eckleson, an engineer long con-
nected with the N. P. r. R. arrived
there from Portland on Dec. gath
with full party of surveyors equip
ped for several months campaign.
The object of the organization of a
surveying party at this time of year
is mystery to the writer, but he
learned that the party were en- route
to the Malheur country. No one in
the party except Eckleson, the chief.
knows who sent them or what party
they are working for, and the fact OF
secrecy convinces the writer that the
movement is one of Importance. He
says the Short Line is apt to find
another outlet blockaded by the enc
my, and Boise City is liable to have {
friend in the fight. Where their line
will commence or end, or with whar
line it will connect, is a .conundrum
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1884-01-29

THE Lewiston Teller, which is pref
ty good authority on railroad matters,
says that parties in Portland are losers
to the amount of between six and
seven millions of dollars by dabbling
in Willard stocks, and that they are
sick and down-hearted. To add to
this the change in the administration
of the Northern Pacific has brought
with it the intelligence that that COM
pany has, by resolution, determined,
anew, that Tacoma shall be the west
ern terminal point of their railroad,
which has produced a great commo-
ton among business men in Portland,
and that they are now preparing, by
scores, to move their locations to the
new city which is in the ascendency.
The Arizona champion., 1884-07-12

The President vetoed the Fitz John Porter bill, as was expected, the cam paign now Tn process acting as bar rier against justice being meted out to this old soldier. The House set aside the veto.by very large vote. The Senate. however, not ConCurring his disabilities were not removed. We hope that when the bill pl cing Grant on the retired list comes before Con. gress that Democrats show their dis. approval of this spirit of partisanshir by defeating the measure.
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New assortment of mems and bos'y wool hats, at Newell's.
 Newell has marked mems and boys straw hats down, and does not intend to carry them over.
 Fancy groceries at Newell's.
 Newell sells croauet sets right down Fresh stock of groceries just receiv- ed at Newell's.
 Nice butter by the tub at bed rock price, at Newells.
 Try knife and fork baking powder at Newell's.
 Rich cream cheese at Newell's.
 Stereoscopic views of Flagstaff, and great number of other points, at Newells.
The Arizona champion., 1884-07-12

The committee that waited upon Sames G. Blaine to notify of his nomination for President. Tn their address among other things said to him "It is your good fortune to aid in protecting the nation against the assaults of armed treason. Yes, and the army is now in session at Chicago, and will furnished MT Blaine's substitute for the White House without putting the "Plumed Knight" to the trouble and expense he experienced in furnishing one fol the late war.
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Cleveland and Victory :! Ratification Meeting
THE CHICAGO NOMINEES ARE ENTHr' slAST1CALLY SUPPORTED BY
 ELAGsTAEF DEMOCRATS.

Flagstaff Democrats met in large numbers this evening at the School House, to ratify the superb ticket nom. mated at Chicago. The enthusiasm was so manifest and the teelir:, | gratitude so open, that if the party in general partakes --" of this exhuberent spirit throughout the land, the country will, when the ides of November are upon Us, be once more relegated into the hands of the people, through the handsome major ities given Cleveland and Hendricks
 MT. Middleton called the meeting to order, and John Francis was cleo ted secretary. Dr. Brannen, tha sturdy elocutionist, for over thirty minutes, held the close attention 0 the audience, giving minute histor, of the party from It's creation ant closed with an eloquent peroration or the candidates. He was followed b, Messrs. Hoxworth, Dykes, and others and after passing motion to meet t' make permanent organization mex Thursday evening, the meeting ad journed.
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At the coming election there is to be full quota of members elected for both branches of the legislature. There are in all thirty-six members, twelve in the legislative council and twenty-four in the assembly. The apportionment of members to the diff. ferent counties made by the last legis lature was as follows: Each county is to elect one member of the council this leaves ten to be elected at last. tC be chosen as follows: The county O Pima elect one jointly with Cochise Graham, Gila and Pinal. The county of Yavapai shall elect jointly witt Yuma. Mohava, Apache and Mari copa. The members of the assembl, are to be elected as follows: Apache ?; Cochise, 5; Graham, I; Gila, I Maricopa, 2; Mohava, I; Yuma. I Pima, 5; Pinal, I; Yavapai, 5; in al twenty.four.
 In the canvass of the return for th joint councilmen the supervisors C the respective counties shall make ou statement of the votes cast for join councilmen and shall transmit tn same to the Secretary of the Territor
 who shall estimate the same and issu a certificate accordingly.
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Mexico may be way behind us in many respects. but in the control of her railroads she can set us an ex- ample the Mexican Congress having decreed that all roads must be fenced despite the appeals of the corpora tions. They start off with deter. imitation to make the railroads under stand they are amenable 10 and not above the law. as has been so mani fest in this country.
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tion, and was promptly nipPed in the bud. So long as the military ate as prompt as in this case, they can have no quarrel with the Epi,aph. This paper for the past four or five years has seen 2 great deal to condemn in
 the military, but has -nevet failed to give them full credit. when credit is
The Arizona champion., 1884-07-12

Mems Linen Hats, at Newelps.
 Double Harness complete, at Newsll's.
 Ladies shoes at Newell's.
 Ladies fine slippers at Newelps.
 Boys overcoats at Newell's.
 Mems fine boots at Newell'A
 Boys boots at Newell's.
 A silver knife or fork with etery can of superior baking powder, a. Newell's.
 Complete assortment silk handker. chiefs at Newell'..
 See those large Turkish towels at Newell's.
 Go to ]. A. sanderson for maga. zines, daily papers and stationary.
 Go to Sanderson's in the West End for all the leading dailies, standard magazines and Territorial papers.
 Order suit of clothes of Newell.
 Handsome mirrors at Newell's.
 Pocket books and purses at Newell's $
 Toilet soap and perfumery at Newell's.
 Order d suit of clothes of Newell.
 aao samples of spring and summer clothing al Newell's. ]. E. Mccormick has just what you want in confectionery, nuts, fruits, &c. Fresh eggs at Newell's. Choice table butter at Newells. For current news and magazines SC to G. A. Sandersors in the west end.
 P. B. Brannen X Go. of this town are just in receipt of the largest ship. ment Of TEAS ever brought to the San Francisco mountains, imported direct from the Japan Tea Syndicate at Yokohama and Hiogo, Japan. This firm are the sole agents of thi, Company and those desiring to pur chase good article of PURE TEA will find It to their interest to call or them.
 Those fresh fancy California crack CTS at Newell's.
 Go to Sanderson's in the west enc for the latest newspapers, magazine and fresh confectionery.
The Arizona champion., 1884-07-12
HE NOMINEES.

The National Democratic Conven- tion has met, transacted its business, and the large delegation are now on their homeward journey, to receive, as they richly merit, an ovation of welcome for the harmonious spirit displayed. and the excellent ticket they have presented to the suffrage Of the American citizens-Goy. GROVER A CLEVELAND, Of New York, for President, and that sturdy old victor of 1876, for Vice President, HoN. THoMA3 A. HENDRICKS. of Indiana
 They have to quote an old axiom, "builded better than they knew" ." Without exception no stronger or worthitr, no abler or cleaner men can to day be found in the great ranks of American statesmen. Both are emf
 nent jlrists; both have been tested in the orucible oi public worth, and they have ably filled the Jefersonian meas
 ure "they are honest; they are capa- bit." It is a ticket that can rally to its suppor; every citizen who has the best interests of our Republic at heart, for they have both exhibited in their public capacity. that rings or cliques cannot control them, but that the faithful administration of every trus, conhded 10 them must be reposed ir charge oi uen oi clean hands anc
The Arizona champion., 1884-07-12

Allan Pinkerton, the noted Chicago detective, died last Tuesday. His death is a national loss, his name of itself being terror to evil-doers, many of the most daring criminals and murderers who have disgraeed the annals of the country having been unear,hed and brought to justice by hin,
The Arizona champion., 1884-07-12

During the week just closed Chicago has been in a blase of glory, the oc casion being the assembling of the National Democratic Convention to select candicate for President worthy not alone the suffrage of his party, but one who could commend himself and rally to his standard the large number of dissatisfied Republicans through out the country that openly refuse to submit to Mir. Blaine's candidacy. We are lead to the latter conclusion from the tenor of the dispatches to the Republican press, stating in effect that the convention is composed of the most intelligent body of men ever gathered together in that city; that a noticeable feature was the open man. ner the qualifications of the var ious aSpirantS are discussed, and the presence of large delegations of busi- ness men from all parts of the coun- try, not to boom particular favorite, but to intercede with the delegates to look to the best interests of the nation and speak with no uncertain sound, both in their choice of candidate and platform, and at the time of writing everything points to a consummatior of their wishes. The presence of these business men at this convention IS 2 bright one for the future of the coun
 try, and both parties cannot help but
 be lifted up and benefited by th' awakening even at this hour and pay
 ing proper attention to their citizen
 duties of this element.
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OURSELVES

-hc CHAMPION gree,s i's readers scarvcly year olu, as an al! at-homc printed now paper, l.ay,ng shed it's outer garment, that has in the past been printed elsewhere. Tn taxing this s,' r, wfi h, of course, adds addi. tional expense atd labor, we are sat. isfcd i, will be appreciated by every reader and patron, offering us not alone additional space for the discus. sion of home topics, but an opportu. nity to aid and foster to our best abil- ity the many enterprises that. are now being developed, not alone in the northern portion oi Yavapai county, of which Flagstaff is the center, but all along the line of the Atlantic X Pacific railroad from Albuquerque to The Needles, as we'll as room for Ter. ri,orial and general news relating to Arizona and her resources, so much sought after a, the prescn, by the east ern investor and immigrant. This has o! necessity called for this change and We have made it. satisfied that as soon as we have completed all the de sired changes. and arranged affairs to work smoothly, tha, it will not iail of appreciation.
 Again. we shall soon be in the midst of campaign that will, with out exceptions, be one of the mosi enthusiastic in the political history oI our government. A change in the political administration is of impor tance ,o citizens of the territories, although they directly have no voice Il means change in thousands O offices, and for which the two grea parties will struggle 10 control, ,-th' democratic seeking to gain the power claiming that it is vital and neccssar. for the country's good; while on th' other hand the republican party is de termined to hold on to the ship o state. Every voter therefore, should keep himself posted in the politca affairs of the country. IL Is matte which concerns all, no matter |, which organization he has allied him self, and to do this, he must perus the papers of both parties.
 As we have in the past candidl stated, the CHAMPION is in no wise radical political paper, We of cours have our own opinions. {and no on would care for journalist who ha not,) It is fettered by no promise owned by no ring or clique, but wi ever strive to speak the truth, regard less of friend or foe, and aim ,o b impartial. We arc governed entircl by the character of our paper-indt pendent democratic-but in no sens neutral. This has been our cons,ar aim and we have been long cnoug in journalism in Arizona to need n further explanation, and the CHAN PloN to-day can we'll feel proud of i business and standing as a househol journal, and will, as ever, be keI free from slang, bigotry and unbecon ing articles. We have in the pa striven to please our readers, an while we feel justly gratifed of Il position the CHAMPION has won, W ask our friends to aid us in e tending its usefulness. Just
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The Arizona champion., 1884-07-12

The Brooklyn Eagle ap,ly remarks that "lhcre are two very promising crops this year-the wheat crop and the crop of independent voters" All of which augurs we'll for the best in- ieyests of each party and the people.
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The Justice Court attracted quite an audience Monday, to listen to the trial of a woman of bad repute ar, rested for beating her companion in inioui:y. These broils are becoming of too frequent an occurrence, and for the good name of Flagstaff these women should be made to move.
The Arizona champion., 1884-07-12

The Albunuerque Journal says. in commenting on the CHAMPION. "by the way. is one of the best papers in that (Arizona) Territory"
The Arizona champion., 1884-07-12

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The Resources of Arizona.

Those wishing to subscribe for copies of this work, can leave their names at the office of the CHAMPION and the book will be sent to their ad dress. It will be ready for delivery in August. PATRICK HAMILTON
The Arizona champion., 1884-07-12

A company has been formed in San Francisco to work the anthracite coal fields in Sonora near the Cult.
The Arizona champion., 1884-07-12
MARRIED.

MAYBEE-FERGUSON-At the residence of Mir L. l.. Patterson, Fhgstah, A. T., Monday, July 7, 1884, by Rev. F.
 Pierce. Mir. Lorenzo Maybee. of Flagstaff. and Miss May Ferguson. of Albuquerque,
 N. NJ.
 Ire groom is well known all along the line of the A. X P., and this an. nouncement will be received with pleasure by one and all, who will unite with us in wishing the new mar ried couple bright and happy sailing in the new life they have assumed.
The Arizona champion., 1884-07-12

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 Gov. CLEVELAND is now at the helm in the Empire State, placed there by a majority running into al. most soo, ,oeo-something unparallel. cd in the history of politics. He must have been known to have this honor thrust upon him. No obscure or citizen of average ability could command such confidence. He mus, have shown himself worthy this trib. ute. His record as Mayor of Buffalo, on the judicial bench in that district, arc there to show why he is esteemed, His profound knowledge of the law; his impartial decisions, aud open con demnation of making the legal frater- nity a nest of vipers, led 10 his selec- ton for Mayor of Buffalo, when that city had passed into the control of a ring of plunderers. How wisely he he acted; how promptly he decided, aud'how crrditable was his adminis. tra,ion of affairs, let that grand old
 Ioo, 900 majority for Governor an swer. Of the Vice President, THos. A. HENDRICKS, Indiana's favorite son, we need not speak. He has passed through the test of one nation al campaign. and the people elected him to the seat he IS now again called upon to be candidate. We do not propose at this time to awaken the history of the great wrong done this gentleman and his colleague, HON. SAMUEL ]. TILDEN, believing that the injustice done him at that time will
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 press, the coming November election
The Arizona champion., 1884-07-12
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The Evening critic. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1881-1885, 1884-01-03
RECEIVING atolon Goods.

Sonny Webb the colored second hand dealer,
who was before the courts some days ago for
perjury, was In the tolls this morning for ro-
ceiying stolen goods, knowing them 90 have
been stolen-a pair OF pants, Judge Harlan
was called to the stand, and identified pair
OF pants recovered by the police as pair that
were stolen from his house last October, when
his house was robbed. He stated that the
pants belonged to a suit that cost $112, and
had his name stamped on them,
Richard Gassaway, colored man, who was
arrested with the pants IN his possession yes.
terday, stated that Webb sent for him and
offered to sell him the pants for $40. Ho after.
ward consented TO take so for them, and wit.
ness bought them, This was In October ana
he wore them several times, ana got hard up
yesterday and whom he attempted to pawn
them he was arrested by Onlcer Breen. Webb
stated that he bought tho pants fer 20 from a
white man, and did not know that they were
stolen,
In disposing OF tho case His Honor said
"rhere Is no doubt that tho facility with which
thieves can dispose OF th ctr plumber increases
the number OF robberies, Hore Is a second
hand dealer, and pair OF pants is offered for
sale 10 him that he says no knows is worth
500. Whom dealer buys such property Mt n
nominal price and makes no Inquiries about
the ownership OF goods, he may become amen.
able TO the law for receiving stolen goods,
knowing them to be stolen, although he had
no personal knowledge OF tho robbery"
Asentence Of $50 or sixty days was imposed,
when some grumbllng was heard among a
crowd OF colored men In the audience. The
Court directed the bailln to take any one into
custody who Missed or showed by any other way
that they were present In the Interest Of
thieves.