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P. B. Brannen & Co. of this town rae just in receipt of the largest ship nent of TEAS ever brought to the San Francisco mountains, imported direct from the Japan Tea Syndicate T Yokohama and Hio5o, Japan. Chs firm are the sole agents Of this company and those desiring to pur- chase good article of PURE TEA will find It to their interest to cali on them.
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GENERAL SEDw.CK, land commis- sioner of the Atlantic & Pacific, on his trip to Prescott secured patents for I35, 500 acres of land. This Is part of the million-acre land sale which was made recently by the Atlantic & Pacific to the Aztec Land and Cattle Company, composed of Scligman Bros, and other New York gentle men, who have shipped 6,ooo head of cattle from Pan Handle, Texas, to Holbrook, Arlzona' Henry Warren is the manager of the company.
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 A Sad Death.

In Philadelphia recently at coro- ner's inquest the body of a child, the jury returned a verdict that death was caused by the administration of a patent cough syrnp, containing nor phia, pr. Sam'l K. Cox, of Wash ington, statesthat not one cough med lcine in ten is free from this objection. After careful analyses and practical test he endorses Red Star Cough Cure being purely vegetable, absoiutly free from opiatrs. poisons and narcotics. He regards it as most valuable dis COyerV.
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SAN FRANCISCO, May I5.-A Bull letin's Washington special says: Among Washington gossip this morning is a story of disagree ment beween the president and his strong minded sister. The latter returned from the white house about a week ago, because it is said, her principles which are somewhat rigid, were not respected. Mrs. Lamont, the wife of the presidents private secretary, is proclaimed the next lady of the white house,
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GEO. P. HOWELL X Co.,, of New York city, gre sending out the Ameri- can Newspaper Directory for. 1885 This book contains the business cards of all the newspapers published in America, besides minute description, population and resources of every place in which newspaper is pub lished, and many other interesting thiugs. We re.utn thanks for a copy of the work.
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~,, CoUNTY ASSESSOR BURKE, of Co., chlse county, was before the Justice of the Peace in Benson and fined S25o for arresting, without proper authori- ty, Chinese opium smoker, He re- fused to pay and appealed the case to Tombstone.
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HoN. FRANK HALL, of Tombstone, one of the numerous candidates for the Governorship of the Territory, is now in Washington urging his case with the President.
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KIDGELY TILDEN, who has aided in making the Tombstone Record one of the spicicst and foremost dailies of the T,rritory, is no longer con- nected with that sheet,
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 THE Record points to the action of Secretary of the Interior Lamar Tn the Peralta land grant matter, as an indication of what the land thieves who for the past twenty-five years have been robbing the people of their heritage, may expect during the next four years at least. That cloud over land titles in Maricopa and contigu- ous counties has been hanging for years, for the reason that Lamar's Re- publican predecessors would not take the trouble to investigate the fraud. We presume however, that the "bloody shirt Republicans" in the Salt River valley will refuse 10 have the Reavis cloud removed from their homes, be cause it was done by an "ex-confed- crate. ."-Tombstone Record.
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! IT is thought that the pugilistic mill between L. Sullivan and Paddy Ryan will take place in this Territory, and that the place fixed upon for their meeting is at one of the small towns on the A. & P. road. They should come to Flagstaff,
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GEN. PHIL. II lDAN and party have been "ooIng" Arizona, and were,grandiy entertained by Prescott people this week. The General and wife are now in Los Angeles, Gala.
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Now it develops that there is a Mexican land grant which covers the most of the lands on the San Pedro river above and below Benson, in- cluding that town. Whether it will stand the test of investigation is yet 10 be determined.-T Star.
 Such developments" are to be ex- pected to arise as long as the territory is afflicted with such suryeyor-generals as it has had almost continuously since it's organization.
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TIE Record, of Tombstone, has heightened out its head by adding to il the word "Epitaph," and is now called the Daily Record-Epitaph.
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THE Atlantic x Pacific Railroad Company has reduced the rate of passenger fare from 8 cents to 6 cents per mile. This makes the rate uni form over the whole route from Mo have to Albuuuerquej and equalizes it with that of California over routes of like character.
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LAST Saturday two bars of silver bullion came. down from the Clip mine which were valued at S5,ooo; one Sz,4oo, and the other Ss, ,6oo.
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THE Contention Hill Mining Ccm- pany, of Tombstone, has been incor- porated. The directors are Rudolph Cohen, Wm. Cunningham, Joseph Rapthaly, Wm. s. Chapman and Alex |. Boldt. Capital stock, SIo, 900.
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IT is more than likely that upwards of SIso, 900 will soon be paid to two citizens of this county for ranches, cattle and horses. s.-Courier.
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THE Peralta land grant question has been settled, and the would-be land grabbers have come ;o the con ,clusion that they bi, oG more than they could chew when they attempted to sobble up the Salt River valley.
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7 A DOUBLE funeral occurred in Tombstone-that of Mir. and Mrs. Costello, whose deaths occurred but day apart.
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Ar the late Phenix city election, De Forest Porter was deieated in tace for the Mayorship.
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THE Tucson ,railings is now the official organ. of. .rhe Puma County Ranchmen's Association.
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IT is now believed that thirty lives were lost In the Brooslyn disaster.
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SATURDAY, MAY I6, 1885.
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WEEKLY CHAMPION.

A. E. FAY, Editor and Proprietor.
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day apart.
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How Prentice Wrote a Poem.

One evening while sitting in Wal ker's wine-room in Louisville, drink ing champagne, George D. Prentice, the great editor of the Courier Jour nal, told Col, Joyce, then young officer in the Federal army stationed at the Kentucky metropolis, how he came to write the famous poem, "The Closing of the Year." "That poem," said Prentice, "was written on the spur of the moment, and l dashed it of one New Years night just as the aa&n began to peep into the windows of my dirty editorial rooms. My pa per had just gone to press when a crowd afRewzboys came into the office and asked me to write them something for carriers address. It was the morning of New Years, and they had gotten nothing as yet, and were des- perate. l told them l would do tn, best could for them, and scratched of that poem. It went to press with hardly an interllneation, and I was rather surprised 10 find 1t was so we'll received"
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Declaration of Sole Trader.
TERRITORY OF ARIZoNA, l
 InItA..I,N AE N ,NAnAr [ ]

COUNTY OF YAvAPAI, THIS certifes that on this, I4th, day of l November, A. D. 1884, before me, P. Brannen, notary public, in and for said county and Territory, duly commissioned and sworn, personally appeared Nellie Ro- gers Stone, the wife of Henry ] Stone. re, siding at Williams, ia said county of Yavapai, personally known to me, who then and there made the following declaration as Sole Trader under and Ll pursuance of an act of the Legislature of the Territory of Arizona, entitled, "An act amendatory of Cha XXXII, Howell Code" appro ed DeceY Der goth, 1895, viz. I, Nellie Rogers Stone, the wife of Henry J.. Stone, residing at Wii. Hams, in the county of lavapai and Territo- ry of Arizona, do hereby make known and declare that it is my intention on and after this date to do. and carry on business in my own name ad on my own account as Sole Trader
 The particular business which propose to engage in and carry on is that of stock rais- ing, buying and selling stock of all kinds, more especially horses and cattle, dealing Tn beef and dressed meats and the products thereof. Said business will also include the buying, acquiring and holding sufficient land and water rights to properly graze and water the stock proposed to be kept and dealt in The said business will be carried on and conducted in the San Francisco and Bill Williams mountains, in lavapai county Ari. zona Territory.
 I further declare, under oath, and do de. pose and say that the surplus of money above five thousand dollars invested in sad busi. ness did not come from any funds belonging to my said husband.
 Subscribed and sworn to before me this, I4th day of November, A. P. 1884.
 SEAL. NELLIE ROGERS STONE. P. ]. BRANNEN, No'aiy ll5lc, Yavapai !. County, Arizona T>n-"ry.
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 This certifes that on r. No vember, A. D. 1884, la, ., un- nen, notary public, in aad for sa ., duly commissioned and sworn, pe appeared Nellie Rogers Stone, tbe of | Henry ]. Stone, personally know to n to be the individual described in, and who eAe- cuted the above and foregoing declaration of sole trader, who upon being made acqua.nt ed with the contents thereof by me, acknowl. edged to me upon exa imitation separate and apart from and without the hearlpg of her husband that she executes the same. freely and voluntarily, without fear or compulsion, .or under influence of said husband, and that she is still satisfied herewith and does not wish to retract the execution of the same. In witness whereof hereunto set my hand and afix my Notarial seal the day and year first herein above written.
 [Seall P. J. BKANNEN, Notary Public. Yavapai County, Arizona
 Territory
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What fl is To-day.

Some six mon,hs 12o the American Agricplturist en, rcd upon a new ca, reer of proa pcri,y, and tc day it is far superior 10 any similar periodical ever produced in this or any other country. Richer in editorial strength; richer in engravings: printed on finer paper, ard presented in every issue 100 columns Of original reading mat fer from the ablest writers, and nearly 100 illustrations. Dr. George Thur, Der, for nearly a quarter of century the edAor-in-chief of the American Agricultprist, Joseph Harris, Byron D. Hal5ted, Col. M, C. Weld, and Andrew 5. Fuller, the other long time editors, together with the other writ CTS who lave made the American Az riculturist what it IS today, are still at their posts.
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Napoleon's Carria ge.

The carriage in which the fist Ma poleon made his famous retreat from Moscow, and in which he, as Emper- or, set out from Paris in the campaign which closed at Waterloo, isnow pre- served in London among the efLlcts of the Duke of Wellington. It is a two-seated conveyance, and the top, or cover, IS lined with thin sheet iron. There $ also a front curtain of iron, which can be lowered at will. The wheels gre large and heavy, and the steps at either side silver finished and of a curious design. The rear seat was the one used by Napoleon. Un- der the cusion of the seat he carried blankets and pillows, The back of the front seal opens, and at the right hand forms small cupboard, in which were a pia es, knives, spoo IS, water can, aod small fluid lamp. On the left is a iarge opening, extending for ward nearly to the "dash,board," and ioto which the EmpeIior of the first nation in Europe and the military au- tocrat of the world was wont to ex- tend his feet and legs. in order that Ee might lie at fall length. The blankets, pillows, spoons, knives and lamps that were used by the Emper- or are Stll preserved. Philadelphia Press.
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Stolen Goods.

Stolen, about November 7th, from cabin, near Perkins mill-probably by Indians so.'e articles of clothing, one quit, cooking utensils, small axe, with brass muzzle or guard, part of pair of canvass saddle-bags. etc, being part of pack outfit. Suitable reward will be paid for Information leading to the recovery of any part of the lost goods. For further particulars apply at the CHAM PIoN office.
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An i'll wind blew ex-Sheriff Hen kle's grir-sack "over the hills and far away" few days since. It con .rafned valuable papers, for the return of which he offers liberal reward.
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To Whom It May Concern.

This is to notify that will not be responsi- bte for any debts contracted by my son, Wm. henceforh. also wish to notify the public that the partnership heretofore existing be- tween Laughlin and Drain is this day dis solved.
 PATRICK LAUGHLIN-X--his mark. December 10, 1884.
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More adobe houses are said to have fallen in Ipcson d6ring the recent stormy weather than on any similar previous occasion.
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