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Ianeer for Many Years.

7LLr TvSS. OFT ~ L-Gentlemsn:
! ! /; !: !: SIS !; So s. s.; !; c ::
! IN aus health-noi bett-T for twenty
have gained twenty dye POunds since
RS BRApFoRp
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-02-20

eDsily except sunday.
GAINESVILLE Accommodation leaves Whselins o
n S:i5 p. N, daily except Sunday.
Moundsyille Accommodated leaves Wheeling
dAily except sunday.
ManniI eton Accommodation lsayo q t;io ?: q
Through coach hon Wheeling 10 Cotnmbu on Ne
lumbus at ESQ r. n
B 4 o. sleepins oArs on al through trsina
Close connection made Tor all points south Ana
Southwest North and Northwest, making this ds
srable route for cconists and persons moving % tnt
great west, and 10 whom particular attention y
given.
Tiekeb 10 all principal points on sale d depot
Sleeping car Recommendations ON b secured q -
THOs. e. B. RAAsE
Ticket Agent B a o. Depc1
JOHN BAfLIR,
Ticket Agent under MoLurs Hou1l
JOHN T LANE, Tnv. Passenger Agent
... w. m. CLEMENTs, ~. OFT
RI. DEyNEs General Agent wheslina
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-02-20

OHIO RIVER RAILROAD.
T,1ME TABLE,, CORRECTED TO EovEMBE'
4 ~, 1894. Trims leave Pan Handle station, foo
Eleventh street, near public landing, - follow
ent raj Standard fime--vhich n IS minutes slovti
ran Wheeling time:
aolHe SOUTH
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PhnadelphiA.

PHnADIlrHA, February I9.-wheat-
Dull and lower; No. ? red February $50
sslc; March s9@s9Ic; April 9Oi@9O;c;
May 9ll@92ie. COrn-Februsry options
wanted; later months dull and lower; csr
lots firm and fairly active; No. 2 mixed
sole. steamer No mixed sic; No. 2
white SEE; No. mixed February 5l39
sac; March 4s@4slc; April and May 4S
@4slc. 0ats-Quiet; rejected white sac:
No ? white S6lG3Sce; futures dull aud
lower, No 2 white February and March 36i
g 26ic; April ale; May s7f@37fc, Eggs
Quiet aud steady; extras 26l@27lc.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-02-20

An trziss ezii, ezssps seaasy.
r,et eos ressios a Yesio. crssk fs Cs-sisnl CO.
ChiczaD. Trxin arriving at Dd4gepeT e 1sss p =.
lard and Chizen ~ A. ROBD.
gs.s.zi fsssnsw I'D Tsskss Asusf
ssaers ssa.r-r prss,--s; .. (
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1885-08-05
: Gu~s9fei6sratbb Der Stab.

Nus9lei6sratb Der Stabt
ct. @loub. 9em @eiebe Sufolse
tratea bic Mttslieber bes Staotratbs
als Nusslei6sratb suiammen, INN bes.
Die bonn Nfiefior unterbreitere NbI9dbs
uns gu repioiren. 8ei bieier &eu,fion
ipnrben folsenbe @rb6bunsen unb Ser
%innerunsen Ser Ibiddbuns porsenum
men: Qn @aaren tuurben ernieorist:
|gbeobor 8auler un 5000; q. 8. Sleeper
UNI 500; 9. 6. @aler murbe erb6bt
5000. gin Berf5eus unb Ma1di
men wurben erb6bt 8alber & @eber Inn
$500, 8rid & 60. Inn 800. gin @aa.
rem fuuroen e%rnieorist: 8rotpn & Mb.
mann I'M $500; Sui. &uf nm 5000.
I6. U. Cooper & Spbn nm $500; erb6b1
muroen 9einri6 8uff INN 5000; SObr
l2eilen I'M $1,000; IS. 6enberiou IN
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1885-08-05

5000: Sobu S9umaber Inn $500; 81.
8eder um $500; Suit. 9iber nm $50;
Sui. &,noler Inn $780,. Nn Wanufac=
tur=Irtifeln uurben erb66t 8. 6. Sc
uansler INN 5000 uno &oienberaer
Waftg. 81. UNI $4,000; an @erf5eus
unb Wai6inen 6. 8rioseman erb66t
UNI $500; on 8ferben erniebrist 8. 6.
Sennemann UNI $40; an 6ausmobiliar
is. u. Cummings erniebrist Inn 800
unb on Bibliotbef UNI 800; an @aa=
rem 8. &einbaro erniebri9t Inn 5000;
an Sausmobiliar 6. 81. @eit ernieoriat
,um s1OS; IN @aaren erb6bt Sacob
Srofien um 500; 81. g. &rame: INN
$500; sos. Sotuarb INN S16O; s.. 3.
Wtitdea UNI $500; S. 8runbainsti INN
$500; S. 50. MebrOtb I'M $500; ernie.
orist 6. S6ulten INN 5000; Sc. @it6eu
nm 5000. On grebtt wuroe Oscar
Wc@onneq I'M $500 ernlebriat; an
8aareu tuuroen erb6bt s. 6. Sapiparb
um $500; ST. Diber nm 500; Wath.
8eirens um $500; @esel & Sib UNI
$3.50; M. Srtb uni 800; s. Sominid
UNI 800; s. 0euslins nm $50; ernie
orist wuroen Sobn 8lattes Inn 500;
N. 2ambert I'M $500; s.. Munlinser
UNI $500; SObn @enner I'm $50;
@idlep & Com UNI 5000; S. 6. 6enne
mann nm 800; 6. S. & %. Bumell
nm $500; IS. 81. @riebler nm $500;
Sal. 8as UNI $500; 8. Sbielmann Inn
$500; S. S. BRADFORD nm $500. BIB.
&einbarb b%eantra9te, cine S%teuerperin=
ueruns bon $75 an Der Ibiddbuns bes
Sauies bes Sac. 8arOn benz County
tNu6itpr au empfehlen.
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Sooper'S S6u blaoem.

IufsepaBt auf ben arsseseiGneten gur<
ratb on Sbuben unb Stiefeln in gppper's
S9ublaoen fir ben Serbit. Cine 9rpBe
0usrpabl an @aaren Der peri6iebenIten
Sprten uno Ruiter, fir COOPER fabrisirt
ffr oeien Serbit9eibdft BON ben belten lno
befannteften Sabrifanten in Der Gpuntrp.
Sn @poper's Sdublaben i1enft man belon=
oere Iufmetfiamfeit Der beften @aarenaus-
nabl. gu benz pirb Cooper S9ube uno
Sttefeln fir rem Country Sanbel an Sanb
baben lrnb 5tpar III Der srDBtenglustpabl, Die
le TN Staate Wstnneipta pprse5eist tpurOe.
madt unb 9arantirt. 9ie 8epobner ct.
@louo's un6 oerl1msegeno perben iid mum
bern iber Die niebri9en 8reiie in Gopper's
2aoen. Sort iutrb elm reues @ejdaft fIr
ben Serbit e%r6ffnet. Sort tperoen bic 8aa=
rem it &leinbanbel gu 8uble Sales 8reiieu
nerfauft. 81
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PROBATE NOTICE.

CTATE OF MINNESOTA-CO. OF STEARNS
- lin probate Court.
Special Term, July, 31th 1855.
In the matter of the estate of Peter Van Beck
deceased.
Whereas, An instrument in writing, purporting
to the last will and testament of Peter Van Beck
deceased, late of said County, has been delivered
to this Court:
And Whereas, Catharina Van Beck has filed
Herewith her petition, representing among other
things that said Peter Van Beck died in said County
on the 9th day Of July 1885, ~testatc. and
that said petitioner is the sole executrix named in
said last will and testament; and praying that
said instrument may be admitted to probate, and
that letters testamentary be to her issued thereon;
tits Ordered, That proofs Of said instrument,
and the said petition, be heard before this Court,
at the Probate Office in said County ON the 18th day
of August A. d. 1885, 10 o'clock in the forenoon.
when all concerned may appear and contest the
porbate of said instrument: !.
And it is Further Ordered, That public notice OF
the time and Place of said hearing be given to all
persons interested, by publication of these orders
for three weeks successfully previous to said day
of hearing, in the Der ordstern" a newspa-
per printed and published at st. Cloud In said
County.
1885.
BytheCou-
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SaseI. nms SemerperT6ermms.

@ebriiber Itpppb fiuD Siiirift : G9enten
fir Die alte Is Sentimental Seuerperiide=
runss9eieliGaft i'll Aeu gjprf uno periihern
ee9en
&a9cl, Seucr ano Sfnrmtoino.
gY- Sfilce in 8. @. 8 rudart's Nmts.
tube, Spnoitate 8lod, ct. GlOuD, Minn.
Won ipre1be Dor bel
23-3m @ebriibcr Ntnppo.
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0ei6dftSer6Tnuna.

Wetnen Sreunoen uno @6nnerr CUR 9ad=
rtbt, oaB ib ntein Sbubsei9dft in Die Sf=
nee oes perltorbenen sc. 8eber in Seiferien
Ipe. perle9t babe. 3uslei6 m6dte i6
meme friiberen &unben freunolibIt aebetell
tpiiien, mir Die friber eripieiene @unh nidt
ent5teben 81 tppaen. Cute unb biaige Irz
belt 5u9eii6ert 81
8eorgeS raenid.
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Mnltman.S aplor Mai9 men.

Sie unter5eidnete 6irma tuirb IN einisen
Tagen peridiebene @iienbabn @aaenlabun.
gen Der beriibmten uno a~lertpdrts anerfann=
ten IultmansS aplpr Srelf. unD Santpf.
maidinen erbalten. &~auflufige iiio eriu6t,
Dteielben gu beiihtisen. GenanntF Nai6ie-
men erbielten in Lester 3eit mebrere Neue-
runaen un0 8erbeHeruugen, fpeBbclb bieiel=
ben beitens Su empfehlen iino.
Mebpeo w. iemeI-
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Wai6tnen>SeI.

@ebrioer S6rner befinben itd i'm 8eiibe
ein,s groBen 8orratbs an Maid1nen-Se Del.
Wtan iprede bel ibnen Dor.
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Staats Nprtaal Shmle,
ct. glDuo, Winn


ct. gloub, Minn.
anfans bes erien Sermims am 81. ausuft 1885.
anfans bes smeiteu Sermins am 20. San. 1885.
llnterrldt frei fir Ollie, bic ii9 als 2ebrer.
beranbiloen.
Srei Stubien<g urius merben 9ebpten:
Ser glemertar GURUS 3 Sabre; pDr9eriidz
ter 2ebrcurius 4 Sabre; profeiiionellergurz
ius elm Sabr.
2ebterer GURUS lit uamentlid fir @ra=
buirte BON So1i9ulen unb Colleges, tpeI9e
bic nbtbige afaoemiide @usbilbuns baber.
9as neue rSome- fir Samen, beien Gin
ridtung bis gum 8eainn oes S1uljabres
s%etrDffen iein pirb, 1T elm feines iolibes
8ridsebdube, tpiro nod benz v&uttan GU
item sebeiat NIT @as beleudtet uno 1T NIT
1euerl MDbeln aus9eitattet. 80 iun9e 9amer
finben in oemielben ale Decentralization
fir MIR bret Dollars bic ISOLDE Die
8erion.
Sir gatalose unS 3immer tpenbe mansfi9
al ben 8rdtoenten
i31-3 8 10 8 9. g
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3aSmtttassFsuns am IS. Snli s..

MNt dnWtItHp.
Su lebereinfimmurs nit 8apitsl II Ssetipn SO be,
Stdtuten ron 1873. ME ameutirt i'm &apitel .. SEC.
tipn 6, Der dQsemeintn @eiese ron 1885 ubtrrei6te ter
gerIsnal Gieenttum fiji bas Sdtr 1884 benz gcart Der
Count, GpmmiTdre ron Stearns gpuRts. Minnefpta
init Der Seslaubisuue hes s. 6. Dpts Der utp. Sbs.
riff spn GtedrnS Co., Wtnu.
auf Intras ~repibirte Der 8parb s~enannte eife anh
~sclaeuse Steuern purten ais nt4t epaefbar ausse.
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ct. GlOub, ben %. Suit, 1885.

u ct. elpue, ben 29. Suit, 1885.
gae %anrefent.
@uf Antras wurten ~fplsenbe GppIifatipnsn unb @f.
(@feastts fur 9sltbspiaisunsen fir gridm aaf ben
Slid eetest:
yer qua, 4cpn Srpdpas.. S rs 0C
Sarl Vsrdps Srrn Strain. Is 0C
perry Wtrnen, SppH so 0O
5rant atmnters, Iprn ct. Spfepb........ $50 90
StSnts v. Srtf1, Iown Sauf Gentre........ $50 90
Ssrtht beS Snsenieuren 9. 80. Sturtespnt be,daltb
ees Sunsainents Der gfeilsr fir bic Sauf Silver Bride
PEI St. SOfepb purhe a%nsenpmmen unb sn Ten Ieten
leeeet.
anf Gutras rurbe bas @efu6 fur gbdnberuns Der
@fi4asun8 Der Steuern bes Samuel G.. Wleagber pom
Saut Centre an S. .. Carr. NFefpr hes Stdht&ens
Sd1t Centre, S%errtefen.
Guf Gntras rurte bic Sira daft tes Galpmcn
Yeneer9at unp eueas 8sas, Observation-Disclosures I'm.
ter Der Strma uSant ron Sauf Centre III: gerwab.
runs Der 6fentii6en Jpnbs, nit 9epis &. Sitter, Sa-
mIa v: we, eeo &. Stpsep, @aipt Sritsman, Mfa.
gel p. pettit, lrief W. Ept.s, @iniam 8. amsben,
gStataM D. 3. Siasbale. 5iram p. GaIup, Sine.
u sSttpple nnb Ntlfpn 5ppple ais Birsen, dn8es
npnimen unb dn8eprbnst, benz Gefese sutclse In Der
S3asmstftsrs Office sur aufbspatruns sarlfsefaf-
fen.
@uf Gntras mnrbe Der gert6t bes G.. 3. Strcna,
Glert Der Difrift.G purt, Der elite Der Scion prenen
.8elest.
auf antras erpdtfte Der gparb in nsb,reinaim.
nuns NIT Capital s, Section 107 Der Gtatuten BON
1868, ME %anenbirt i'm Sap. 5, Seet. her Maeem.
1eisse ron 1885 aus ben beSpqmdGttgtsn gB6tlern
Der Serfdieeenen aDablbifritte ~folsenbe % Yerlsneu,
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ct. gloub, ben 80. SuIi, 1885.
SerMlSglei6sratb frat oer8ertaauna aus
fplge %5ulammen:
gartbolomdus TirS, Soriiber. Mae on.
tuelenD.
Ste Arbeit tnuroe einsefdrdnft auf Der
8ertb Der &laien 10 uuo II bes G~erional.
gigentbums uub
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1885-08-05

s. s. Ri6bfe, Sauf 5 %
Srdnj S6maus, Sprtxg 3 II
Sslpciter Glorf, gSdfepelb... Q 03
Spf. 8lemsntpd, DafeIe lb 1 80
Iat Antra9 muir e beftinmt, taf Der GpuRts.@utt<
tor ~fplsenee ~repibirte 9ife tem Glert Der Diftrtft-
Court prn Stearns County In llebereinfttmm une nit
Sett. 70, Gap. II Der Statuten ppn 1878, wte in Seft.
q Gap. 2 Der Iaser,. @efese srn 1885 amenbtrt, CUR
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1885-08-05

jeee Sant tieIelbsu fir Der sniruna Der SftsntltSea
ypnbs feGcn frn. pis fplat f~etssiteat:
Slarts & M,S%sF. 900
eaut Sentrs ~ ti"'.-....":....: 100000
Geuaaute Bank, xpurben CUR Deprnirun8 Der Of
fentlih.n Spnps :Ytt Neutrality-suspicious. benz Surut.
aelsste Ssri3t hfplse b~e;sitnst NIB rom Sparp
anasnpntmeu.
Iuf Mntras Serta9te Hd Der Sparb.
The Arizona champion., 1885-01-17
Probate Notice.

In the Probate Court of the County of Yava. pail in the Territory of Arizona. In the es- tate of J. II. Prescott. deceased.
 Order, appointing time and place for hear ing application to sell the real and personal estate and directing notice to b. given.
 On rending and filing the petition of James A. Marshall, the administrator of the estate of J. H. Prescott, deceased, duly verified praying for an order of sale to sell at private or pubic sale all the personal and real prop. erty Of said estates for the purpose therein setiorth. It is therefore ordered by the court that all persons interested in the estate of said deceased appear before the said probate court on Thursday, the 10th day of February A. D. 1885, at ten o'clock in the forenoon of said day at the court room of said probate court, at the court house, in the city of Pres. colt, in the county of Yavapai in the Terri tory of Arizona, to show cause why an order should not be granted to the said administra- tor |, sell all of the personal and real proper. ty of the said deceased at private or public sale on so much thereof as shall be necessary and that copy of thls order be published at least four weeks in succession in the ARIZONA CHAMPION, newspaper published at Flag staff, in said county.
 JNO. J. HAWKINS,
 Probate Judge, E. M. SANFORD,
 Attorney.
 Dated January Sth. 1885.
The Arizona champion., 1885-01-17
Our Little FOlhA

w. H. Ashert, Esq, ard his estim- able lady gave party and supper to the little folks of our town last even- ing. With characteristic foresight and liberality MT. Ashert weat around with his wagon and gathered up his little guests and watched over them until he saw them safe in the care of the good wife at home.
 The supper was spread at eleven and enjoyed by the guests as only children can enjoy such things.
 Did you kiss many of the girlsa" asked the newspaper man of gentle man of five" '"
 "No," responded the young man, "but I had a good supper"
 A dozen years later he will tell a different story.
The Arizona champion., 1885-01-17
Stolen Goods.

Stolen, about November 7th, from cabin, near Perkins mll-probably by Indiaus- so ne articles of clothing, one quilt, 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.
The Arizona champion., 1885-01-17

 Ladies', Mems and Boys Rubber Boots, at Newell's. Rubbers and Arctics, for men, ladies and misses, at Ncwell's. Examine prices on men and boys clothing before buying elsewhere, at Newell's. Canned mushrooms, shrimps, eau dle fish, preserves, jellies and jams, at Newell's.
 Buckwheat, honey and maple syrup, at Newell's.
 A complete stock of gents furnish ing goods, at Newelps.
 Dress goods, ginghams, ribbons, buttons, etc. at Ncwell's.
 Stetson and other make of hats, at Newell's.
 Fine confectionery, nuts, figs, dates and fruit, at Newell's.
 Men and boys wool gloves, at Ncwell's.
 Pure vinegar pickles, at Newelrs
 Mems ducking overcoats, knit jackets and caps, at low prices, at Newell's.
 The finest sausage, seasoned to the Queens taste, is just received at Daggs Bros x Clark. It is the finest ever introduced into the Arizona market.
 P. B. Brannen & Co. 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 this Company and those desiring to pur- chase a good article of PURE TEA will find It to their interest to call on them.
The Arizona champion., 1885-01-17
TO WOOL-GROwERs, SHEEP OWNERS
 AND BREEDERS.

THE undersigned, whose post office ad- l dress is Blackberry, Mohave county, Arizona, has for sale several hundred very choice thoroughbred Spanish Merino rams, also high grade Spanish Merno ewes. Cor respondence asked for. Address,
 J. WRIGHT JOHNSON. Blackberry, Oct 6, 1884.
The Arizona champion., 1885-01-17
WEEKLY CHAMPION.
SATURDAY, JAN. Y, 1885.

REg" This paper is kept on file at E. C. Dake's Advertising Agency, 65 Merchants Exchange, San Francisco, Cal, where con racts for advertising can be made for it.,
The Arizona champion., 1885-01-17

THE CHAMPION HASA CXR CULA AZIONALONG 7HELLNL OF THE 4. & 2. ROAD DOUB- ZE 2HATOFANY OTHER PA- PER LV ARIZONA.
The Arizona champion., 1885-01-17
LETTER LIST.

Following is a list of. letters remain ing in the Postoffice, at Flagstaff, Arizona, uncallcd for, January Ist,
The Arizona champion., 1885-01-17
Ways That Are Dark" :"

Patrons of the San Juan lunch stand will remember bright-lookine young celestial with the proverbial smile "that is childlike and bland, " who some time ago was engaged III waiting on the customers of that place. On Wednesday this innocent looking "cuss" appeared before his
 honor Justice Coakly and lodged complaint against one Hop Sing,
 charging him with robbing him of SI5o. MT. Sing was arrested and brought before his honor for trial. After the prosecuting witness had given in his testimony, and saw to it that his victim was well guarded, he sought leave of the court to go away a day or two on important buSiness, expressing the utmost confidence in
 the ability of his attorney to prose cute the case to a successful issue against that bold bad man, Hop Sing, A telegram from his employer, "Iouie," in Winslow, from whom he claimed to have got the money denied that he had paid him that amount or any sum of importance. Other evl- denCe tended to show the innocence of Hop Sing and the duplicity Of the informer. Defendant was dismissed at request of the prosecuting counsel.
The Arizona champion., 1885-01-17


 The Literary Society met on Wed nesday evening last and proceeded with the organization of the society. Much unnecessary quibbling and deshow business was indulged in over the proceedings of a previous meeting. The committee on constitution and bylaws reported the constitution ready, which was read and adopted. A part of the programme was given the participants, and the society ad- iourned to meet on Wednesday even- ing next. The tedious preliminaries attending organization being over, the entertainments will no doubt be enjoyable, and characteristic of those heretofore given in Flagstaff. The programme of exercises for next Wednesday evening:
 Declamations-John Fain and Eva Ashurst.
 Song-Josie Switzer. Declamations-Willie Switzer and Mary Hawks.
 Essays Miss Mary Black and MT. ]. w. Spafford.
 Song-"Mabel Clare," Cora Mar shall.
 Debate-Resolved, That the con trol of corporations by Legislative enactment IS prejudicial to the best interests of the country. Affirma- tive, T. G. Norris and J. F. Daggs; negative, G. K. Miller and H. J. Miller.
 The shipment of tannin from Ari- zona both east and west will in all probability prove to be an important industry during the present year, as a very fine quality in abundance has been discovered not great distance from Tucson, and the demand has all ways been greater than the supply in the markets of both the east and the Pacific coast.
The Arizona champion., 1885-01-17

1885:
 Alexander, E Barklow, Wm Bones, J D Brown, Chas Brown, Mir Bart, Andrew Brannon, B N-2 Baker, Geo l. Bever, c T-2 Breton, Rev G II L Brimhall, Moses Bennett, Jas H Berry, Thos Carter, S M Cutter, Albert Clark, Howard Clark, Porter T Cusick, ] C Coulton, A A Dillon, John Drake, Thomas Drake, T M-4 Davis, Col Duncan, John Drummond, Jas Deever, Frank Dicey, Chas A Ferguson, L D-2 Finnigan, Joe-3 Finn. Mir Flowning, Firing Gallago, Juan Goodrich, w H Gustofron, Patrick Glen, Samuel Hodd, Frank Henley, Patrick Hart, W Haruett, E E Hensey, E Az Helton, Dennis-s Horn, C A Hin&le, Richard Herin, Wilbur Hendrickson, A Hart, Henry Humbert, Y Harrison, E Jerome Habez, Clemente Herrin, C Jordan, T Jordan, Howard Langdon, Thos Lemon, M Lupham, Ramon Lynch, Chas Mclaughlin, w B Mcfarland, John Mcintyre, w Mcdonald, Abbie McKeever, Jas McTir, Wm McLaven, Frank Mortines, Mrs M Means, John H Means, John Miller, WE Mortimer, Miss E Murphy, John Mahan, Geo Marguerite, Mrs Miranda, Yuasio Noble, Charles Nichols, Wm Oyaca, Petronilo Ohmert, Jay w Parrott, J M R Fetch, Thomas Fetch, C Patton, w N-a Perkins, J Roller, Chas Rogers, Justus H Ralsten. Mrs Laura Reynolds, H Fucker, Harry Rayuard. J T Ridoun, Edmond Roos, Geo Royal, Tilginan Sterlochi, B-2 Smith, H J Smith, Donald A Shortlidge. Allen Spare, Chas Self, Bob Stewart, D F Skinner, H B Selvey, G W Stout, Albert c Switzer, Frank Staab, Albert C Taylor, Alfred Wilson, Chas Wilson, H M Wood, s S-2 Woods, Miss M Welch, John Whitmore, Frank White, s B Whitaker. A White, SCoburn
 Young, Herbert
 Persons calling for above letters will please say advertised.
 l.. R. KILPATRICK, P. M.
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NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION.

NIOTICE is hereby given that Brown a IN Riemer have dissolved partnership in all their ranch and other business, and that neither can be further held for the debts the other may hereafter make.
 GUSTAvE RIEMER. Dated, Oct. 4, 1884.
The Arizona champion., 1885-01-17

General Ransom Post of this city will hold an annual camp fire about the 23d of February and give a regu- lation soldier supper. The anniver- sary of Washington's birthday com ing on the Sabbath the ball and sup per will be given on the 23d instead.
 George A. McCarter stepped out from the editorial chair of the Apache Chief with the close of the first vol tune,
 Grand Master Wm. Wllkerson, I. o. o. F., has issued wasrant for the institution of lodge at Flagstaff.
 The Phenix Herald office was robbed on Sunday evening of SIoo cash. The thieves were arrested.
, 1885-01-02

Last night Library Hall was again un.
able to afford standing room to the large
crowd that attended a popular ball. The
entertainments given by the railroad men
are always successful and the first annual
ball, given under the auspices of the Or
der of Railway Conductors, was no ex-
eeption to the rule. The hall was taste
fully decorated and the arrangements
carefully made, The attendance was SO
large that only a portion Of those present
could dance but the event was a very en-
joyAble ont. Supper was served at mid
night and dancing continued until the
new year was several hours old.