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ed to give one of the number, o. C..
 Felton, a warrant for the arrest of the
 Grahams, but with the understanding
 that should he meet the defendants
 returning in the district of St. Johns,
 they were not to arrest them, but in case the Grahams were found at Pleas. ant Valley, showing no disposition
 to return, then to secure and bring
 them back. Further instructions were
 given to the effect that if the Grahams
 had been in the valley and had gone
 not to follow them. MT. Felton very
 properly refused to receive the war
 rant on these conditions. The Ora.
 hams were also under S4, 900 bonds
 m Yavapai county charged with per
 jury. MT. Newton tells some aston-
 lshing stories of corruption amo ng the
 officials of Apache. To illustrate how
 matters are run there, our informant
 cited the case of Mexican who was
 tried on the 25th ult. tor cattle steal
 ips. The evidence agalnst the pris-
 oner was overwhelming. The case
 was given to the jury at 5 o'clock p.
 m, and although there was no ques-
 lion as to the guilt of the prisoner,
 nevertheless three of the jury held
 out all night and until , o'clock the
 next morning, when they came into court with a sealed verdict. While the jury were playing cards, smoking and sleeping, the prisoner had man. aged to gam his liberty and allowed no grass to grow under his feet until he was "far from the wadding crowd" on his way to Sonora. When the court assembled in the morning the defendant could not be found, but hls attorney assured the court that he would presently appear, and then be- gan an harrLnge which lasted forty minutes, with view, presumably, of giving his client an opportunity to
 uake good his escape.
 Although the revenues of Apache county would, under an honest ad- ministration of affairs, be ample to l- quidate the running expenses of the county, yet the warrants have depre- ciated until they are now worth sixty cents on the dollar. It has recently come to light that wholesale forgery, in connection with county warrants, has been going on for some time by raising" them-changing the figures. On some of these altered warrants the hand writing of the clerk of the Board of Supervisors has beed detect. ed and that worthy has, Tn conse- Quence been indicted. When his books were demanded for examina- tion they could not be found and it IS claimed that to avoid unpleasant revelations they were burned. Sol. Earth, prominent citizen of the county and an ex-member of the leg islature, is under indictment on similar charge. Sheriff Hubbell is also in disgrace; he was suspended by the supervisors and a man named Porter appointed in his stead, but the deposed sheriff refused to submit to the authority of the supervisors, so when MT. Newton left St. Johns, Apache county had two sheriffs. The Mexican population of Apache largely the white and much bad blood exists between the two races. l The county is evidently rightly named, in view of the continual turmoil which prevails, and the thievery and other crimes perpetrated in that delectable portion of the "sun.kissed land. ."- Silver Belt.
The Arizona champion., 1885-07-18

We hope to see C. T. Dunavan ap- pointed Deputy U. S. NJ rshal by Marshal Meade. He is we'll liked on the railroad, and his appointment, wonld be satisfactory to all.
The Arizona champion., 1885-07-18

Chief Justice Howard is the onl, representative of the Supreme Cour, now in the Territory, Judge Fitz gerald IS now in California, and Judge Pinney in Illinois.
The Arizona champion., 1885-07-18

Newspaper men now pay just half the amount of newspaper postage as formerly. The rate has been reduced from two cents per pound to one cen, per DOund
The Arizona champion., 1885-07-18

The Southern Pacific road is going to carry an excursion party from Tue son to San Francisco and return, for sixty dollars.
The Arizona champion., 1885-07-18

The Albuquerque Journal reports the passage through that place en- route for Arizona to reside, of sev, eral families. They bring several hundred head of stock with them.
The Arizona champion., 1885-07-18

At Fl Paso, Texas, three masked men. armed with shot guns, took Tn faro game. Three men were wounded.
The Arizona champion., 1885-07-18

The Tucson Star says developments will soon appear that will cause trou- ble among Federal officials in Ariz. ma
The Arizona champion., 1885-07-18

It IS worthy of note that while BradStreet announces failures in thirty States and Territories in last issue, Arizona is not among the number.
The Arizona champion., 1885-07-18
WEEKLY CHAMPION.

The prison commissioners at Yuma have audited accounts amounting to SIS,64o. a4. --~
The Arizona champion., 1885-07-18

A late census of the city of Denver, Colorado, placed the population ol that thriving city at 54,ooo.
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Prescott and the A. & P

ave Prescott daily at Gam A, i've at Ash Fork al ppm Connecting with A. X P. trains east and yves Leave Ash Fork upon arrival of
 trains daily at 6 am rive at Prescott at 7;3o pm
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OTFICE-Fir.t National Bank, Prescott, AT. JAMES STEWART, J. F MEADoR,
 Superintendent. Agt., Prescott
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Prescott and Phenix,

fT6SCOCC anu I0NUlX, VIA wICKENBURG < vULTURE. Leave Prescott Monday, Wednes- day and Friday at .. 3p.m arrive at Pbenix Tuesday, Thurs day and Saturday at .. Gam Making connection with our late stage for Maricopa. which leaves Phenix at 4 pm and arrives at Maricopa in time to-connect with railroad trains.
 RETURNING. Leave Phenix Moncay, Wcdnes- day and Friday at f2m. arrive at Prescott Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday at Iop.m
 BETWEEN
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The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1885-10-30

stock. When it has reached respectable tig
ures it will sell out, and allow the reins oi
government to pass into the hands of some
! Englishmen ofHmeans, who are anxious tc
pass as railway magnates. The boom In
Canadian Pacific stock was started some
time ago and is now progressing satisfactori-
ly. The recent Manitoba Canadian Pacific
deal was part OF the programme laid out. y
The report that the Canadian Pacific
has negotiated loan of Sl5, 900, 900 in
London and settled its iniebtelne to the
Canadian government finds many believers
in Wall street and keeps the stock steady
at A. Officers of the road there cannot be
induced to affirm or deny the report, hut it
is thought by railrosd men that such loan
has not already been accomplished, but it
will be in few days.
The irclined plane to connect the Vicks-
burg g. Meridian and the Vicksburg, Shreve-
cent railway system, by transferring passen-
gers and freight across the Mississippi river
without change of cars, Is now completed
and ready for business. The last-named
division connects with the Texas Pacific
system.
The statement of the Northern Pacific
railroad for September shows gross earnings
of 81, 225, 900; operating expenses and taxes,
$3.50, 900, leaving net earnings of 665, 900.
This is decrease in gross earnings of Il, 900
Pa rf IIn7 lln
and an increase of net earnings of $95, 900,
The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1885-10-30
WASHINGTON NEWS.

A United States fish commission car left
Washington last Monday with carp to sup
ply applicants in Missouri, Nebraska, Wy
oming, Idaho, Utah, colorado and Kansas
The car will GO via st. Louis and Omaha to
| Ogden, and will return via Cheyenne, Den.
yer and Kansas City to St. Louis. Another
car will leave there Wednesday night for
Portland, Or, and will supply en- route all
applicants in Iowa, Minnesota, Wisconsin,
Dakota, Montana, Washington territory
and Oregon.
The decrease in the postal revenues for
the past fiscal year is larger than expected.
The law to reduce letter postage from to
cents was enacted about two years ago.
For the last three-quarters of the fiscal year
the effect upon the revenue was considera-
bic. This was attributed in large meas
ure to the great increase in the number OF =
cent stamps that were used to inclose bust
ness circulars. 1t had been expected that
this increase would continue, SO there
would not be a large reduction i" the
postal revenues, but this expectation has
has not been realized. The first complete
fiscal year under operation of the reduced
postage law closed ON the Both of last June.
1t was not good business year, 1t had
been supposed that the deficiency would not
be more than 81, 900, OO0 On the contrary,
it will be about S7,Ooo,0oo These figures
are not to be taken as accurate, as the pres
ident's wish that the bureau reports shall
not be given t. the public in advance Of
his message makes it impossible to obtain
exact figures.
The publication of proposed recommends
tions by the president in r.gara to changes
IN the administration Of Indian affairs, has
caused quite a stir among oifici tls in the In
dian office and it is likely that the old fight
between those who advocate turning over
the entire management Of the Indians to the
war department and those who believe the
affairs Of the rel men should be wholly con-
trolled uy civilians. will be renewed with
great vigor Gen. Ne!son a. Miles, com
manding the Department, OF the missouri
recommends the turning over of Indian
territory to the military more setisfacto-
ry to the Indians, VIII, has been crowded
into unhealthy camps; that it will save $780,
O0J year to the government, and clear
out the outlaws.
A frieu3sof Engineer Meivi9e called upon
the secret.tss of war last Tuesday, to ask
Tor his.co Perasfon ia dtriug cut another
Arctic expedition at great expense. Secre-
tary Endicott raplied: 80 far as my. obser-
vation extends, Arctic explorations .rrinci-
pally result in breeding lectures on Arctic
subjects, flooding the country with Artic
literature, and furnishing curiosities for
dime museums. Holding these opinions, 1
cannot consciehtiously aid Mr.. Melville in
his desires.
The postofice department. has rendered a
decision declaring that postal cards having
a special delivery stamp affixed, shall be i'm.
mediately delivered, the same as letters
with the extra stamp on them.
The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1885-10-30
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Land Office at Oregon City, {

Land Office at Oregon CITY, O5e90h
Sept. ~. 1854
Notice is hereby given that the following-n2Alea
settler has filed notice of his intention to make t,si
proof in support of his claim. and khaA sad grssf
will be made before the County Clerk, Of BeAk'As
county, az Corvallis Oregon on SATURDAY, Oct slsa
1885, viz; Henry Gerber, Homestead ENTITY No
5al2 for the S LIZ N. Z. IA end s. Ia Of N. W. IL
of Sec. "a, T. II, s. Rev
He names the following witnesses Ia prove his con-
tnuous residence upon and cultivation Of mid land
viz: Oliver Witham, Charles Withsm. T, Il Johnson
and Wn, Morgan, all Of Corvallis. Ksnton County
oregon.
aa-ss sy LIT, RARIN. Register,
The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1885-10-30
SUMMONS.
In the Circuit Court of the state of Oregan for Ben
ton county:
g. W. ROSS, Plaintiff,
JACOB A. EENOYER
= and Defendants
SARAH E. KENOYER -

To Jacob A Kenoyer and 'Sarsh E. Kenoyer tho
above named defendants in the name OF the state Of
Oregon you are hereby summoned and required
appear and answer the complaint of plaintiff now on
file with the clerk of the above entitled court against
you in this suit before the first day Of the next
regular term of said court being the 10th day Of
November, 1885, and you hereby notified that II
you fail to answer said complaint as required herein
said plaintiff will apply to the court 70, the relief
prayed for in said complaint to-wit: decree a2sinss
you for the of SO0 dollars together with intere
thereon at the rate of eight per cent per from
the 9Th day OF November 1875 and for the forecoy-
ure OF the mortgage mentioned ia said complaint ana
to secure the payment of said OF S4O0 and inter
est as aforesaid, upon the following described prem
ises to-wt:
Beginning at point in the center Of Marys river
due east Of the northeast corner Of Jackson links
lana claim, thence west to leaning oak tree about
one foot through the top of the hill abe ut one rod
east OF the gate on the line between G. w. Ross and
jackson link, thence east of north to point reds
north OF lone fir tree, ehe point mentioned here 10
about due west from the road passing ]. s. Felgars
dwelling house) thence running east to the center Of
Marvs river, thence south down along Mary river
the place of beginning, containing 10 acres more or
less Also lot No. 2 ir Section 10, Township Il,
south Of range west of the willamette meridian and
containing IL and 57100 acres all situated in Benton
county, Oregon, and for the and disbursements
Of this st and for such other and further relief a
may be equitable and just.
This summons is published by order of the Hon n
S. Bean Judge Of said court which bears date Of Sen,
ternber 3Oth 1856.
J.w. RAYBURN,
224G7t Attorney for Plaintiff.
The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1885-10-30
NOTICE..
J. W. RAYBURN,
Attorney for Plaintiff.

Is hereby given by the undersigned AdministrAtor
of the estate of Smiley Carter deceased that h. h2
filed his accounts for final settlement Of said trust
in the County Court of the State Of Oregon for
Benton county, and that Monday the 18th day Of
November 1885, at the hour of 10 o'clock in tho fore
noon Of said day is the time fixed by said court To-
examine the same and hear objections thereto.
TOLBERT CARTER.
Administrator of the estate of Smiley Carter, q,
ceased. g
Dated this 10th day of October 1885.
22425t
New-York tribune., 1885-01-27
steamsrats ano Railroads.


"A -STUNINGTUN LINE. ,or,rr
As FARES REDUCED FAvoRITE WiNIEHt NI..nt snn6ays
steamers leave from Pier 3S r. DAILY eacsg "a
d $50 p m: Firstclass to Boston S. Corresponding ~
eneu0n' y - y w. PorPLE. General PASSENGER AgenA
.TTAIJ, RIVER LINE FOR BOSTON AND NJ
IL THE EAST VIA NEWPORT AND FALL Mlws NY. sai
sres reduced all points during Winter leave
powerful steamers PRQvIpENGb. ys ya aE2oEPTED from
SfER2s r. foot Of Murray at m , ~ n M
ky "Annsx Boat from Brooklyn and Jerso. o
tickets staerooms may be hs and IN
snsttoket Offices At once on Pier ~; Fo Z T. CoNNOR
BORDEN a LOWELL. Asts. Gen. Pass As."~
1FOR W-HAvEN-Steamers leave TIE II "a
Il sp ct 3p ami n M tSup%days % Mt, and East
y TTremrsiop To- New Haven and return 81 5o. -----
"ARJ,EM RIVER BRANCH eTFoRp r. R.
Nfw AVEN AN ID ~ 20 Corner iS3d.st. and
Trana leave Harlem River dse across Harlem INer
Lincoln near Third AvengS eneyasd Ra osi. daily s
snSdssa so9 Sq2 Port aSP ssanoya g Ak
1ao $40 $40 and s34 ppst u" Farms Nest West Gses
TSn ssy Gay sonaeSns nnsgM at
hss s Nss HsVcO Raosa ShGEs New hnf ana
All ngirid Branches and Boston and sli points last
sn1 Sn,vbt fra, for New Rochelle and all iutermedla'
lions al iloa dails except Monday' intermediate STA
tiops al and 80 M the ren0 central depot
Ing Al Nov Rochelle with way trains 70 Rattan Via snore line
and ,amiord,and with express ualn 70 "
RI EHIGH VALLEY RAILROAD:1Passsenn!g:eelr a. eng =.
depot iSSs q @ .r Eason. aS1 BeissSe
ss AZ is.adin Chunk
COACHES daily Local traips 1T am and 54u
n m for Easton Bethlehem and Co'ay m .rn.ct far al,
Sssosss shs p SUNDAY
POINTS IN inr SaneS Chunk and Nazleton, $40
General Eastern once DO |iS n BYTS,iToN g. p. A.
New-York tribune., 1885-01-27

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sss sss sSs sss S s. 10 so $50
ana apsrn M mans sunday. S4S $50
Ss,..sa sg9s.Z. ss rs ST. sona.
Roado.. and Kingston and Montgomery an s'sopm
sqasss aS.s.S sss 1929 sss s'g ';SO -'o $50
Sa,.Is "a Ns..1s .as
To a sa ';ss' sSaS saS
s and % minutes: s :.s ss ss
|
lO:46 . TO 12:45 In every hour . r-.-,. "a
Tictes for passage apartments in Drawing Roon ana
coaches obtained snd orders Tor tno
and transfer be left at the Companys omce
Nos l0l or Ss7t broadway. 1877 Westst, NJ u NO.
,Isns from se
~ JOHN n ABBOTT, Genr Psssr Agent. Eew.Hork.
| NORTHERN RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEY:
IN Trains leave Engewood Coster. Pisrmont ana
Nyack $50 ru $40 400 5+o o;4O o'So v "s
Manuel, Spring Valley and Aonsey ~ m Aoo m
eaha'yJ JOHN r. ABBOTT aenr Pnss.r Aront. Ney:YoEf-
WEST SHORE ROUTE.
w VIA WEST SHORE OF HUDSON RIVER
AL trains leave West 43dst Cortandt and DesDosess sSs
fations.
Chicago 10 'S p. Pullman seepcrs through
st. Louis. $780, IS p. m, Prllman sleeDeTs
Detroit, 40 s5:ao s Pullman s!eepers. -
Suspension Bridge Niagara Falls, Buffalo, Rochester 40
O. n1 so:50 IS Sleeping ond paror cars through
Utica 7I0, 10 1l:0O N. .5i50. g d. -. 49,.
Newburg Kingston. Cntskl. Albany s7'lu 'io. 1l'oo
For Montreal and Canada East 7:1O a. $50 p.
Hamilton London '10 $3.50 % u Toronto $500.
.Haiiy other trains daily except SUNDAY.
tickets tables paTloT or sleeping car ncoommoo
tons nermatlon a2py q omces Jersey SIy Penn IN
96S $751; GAG l40, l323 Broadway 1S1 9have Ite Last
25ths l539 Bowery Penn. r. r. STATIONS 100: Of CoTt
apdt and Debrosse sts, and West shore Sssto 1901 Q.
West s2dst caci for and checked fron hotels
and reaidcnces Orders can be left &C ticket onceA
"a State-st HENRY MoSErI. Gen. Pass Aren't
New-York tribune., 1885-01-27
TO PHILADELPHIA
VIA THE PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
THE OLDEST ROUTE
10 TRAINS EACH WAY WEEK DAYS AND9oN Sc
DAY. STATIONS IN PHILADELP HIA, IN

no TRAINS EACH WAY WEEK DAYS AND Q on SUN.
DAY. . STATIONS IN PHILADELPHIA, IN
SEW-Y0RB.
Express trains NewYor via Desbrosses and Court
andt street Ferries as follswB:
6.20 100 $50 IS 10 Imited) il. lilo l. 32o
N84Q lA0 e7 ana D. and IL night Sundays 6:l5
. leLiI1ite1 and 10 m; T. 8. and p. m' and u
Trains leaving Nes.YOrk daily: except Sunday 6:20
1880 and ll:l0 m, 2. T. <S0 and p connect at
4, Trenton Camden.
Returnine trains leave Broad Street Station Philadelphia
Ei2:O 8l5 800 435 except Monday $50, 1870 2O
$50, II aod ll;l5 an Limited Express l:So and y:20
f20l Sl5. 800, 4O0 435, s:30a t520 Limited 6:3O
54O and 7'45 p Leave Philadelphia via Camden. $50
Ticket oniccs: $40 l35, and 944 broadway. / As;or
Eouse and foot Desbrosses and Coragdt st Court
and brooklyn Annex station foot OF Futonst. Brooklyn
buac's Hoboken Station jersey City; Emi2gant
Ticket Ofnce No BAKERY Place and Castle Garden.
The NewYsrk Transfer Company will call for and check
baggage hotels and residences
IeCHARLEs ~ PUGH JR. WOOD,
: General Manager General Passf 4 gent.
New-York tribune., 1885-01-27
pENNSYLvANIA RAILROAD.
on and alter Jan. Y, lssl
GaEAT TRIM lime

AND UNITED STATES MAIL ROUTE.
Trains leave York DesbroSses C0randt Street
Ferries follows;
Harrisburg PtsburE the West and South, with Pullman
Palace Cars attached, m., and D. daily New.
York Chicago Limited OF PaTlor Dining Smoking and
Sleeping Cars, at every day
Williams Lock Haven p. CORY ana Irie
at D. m CONNECTING Cory for Titusyine Petroleum
Centre and the OIL Regions. . - -
Baltimore washngton and esouth Limited Washington
Pullman Parlor Cars daily except Sunday, 10
M arrive Washington 4:O5 Regular at 62O. 800
ana $50 a m. j. $40 and m and y night Sunday.
l6:l5 a m, 8 d. IN. anu ~ night.
For Atlantic CITY except Sunday, 100 p m.
For Cape May, except sunday. 1l:lo a IN.
Long Branen. Bay Head Junction and internsdato sta
on SUNDAY, and D. do stop at Asbury ParR)
Boats Brooklyn Annex connect with all through trains at
GJerseyIciy. afordng speedy and direct snsier for
Brooklyn traveL
Trans arrives From Pittsburg $50 and ll:2o 1880 and
5000 daily and 200 M DAILY except Monday From
$50. 9;Z0 and 1905 p, sunday $50 GAO m. 1903
From Batinere 9:2o p m From Phia q %
ii:So a m i2o eco. s4O. $50 sso 62O 100 1880. 500
fc f:35 eI0 7'O5 ii:S5 .i 62o 7:s5, a:2O 1908 and
40.2u n IA.
New-York tribune., 1885-01-27
PHILADELPHIA AND READING R.R.

SEW:JERskY CENTRAL DIYIsIoN,i
rIME q + ZINC EffsSE EI Noy iesh iss.
ISSts I 400 g;ac LIZ $c 4SS @ $50
3syne I"noa tc and
Chestnut a. H ss GOuHbi'ave for Manayunk oon'ho-
PRAWINd:RooM CAIiso on all Day Trains and SLEEPING
sss' Ninth AND Green sts
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tjSSx yNiiifisfsasros4 sSSiSnr. Irwrsnuno and
GIG sa M P S SS 200
sss s.s issSs ssss.y ssS 4 foo i'o 400
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Esi 400 100 $40 NJ, 100. $780, s45 SAC Sunday
t% %TzsToS :, soc roo s,sS m Loo lsO "a saI 400
For his 0sg BRIDaEp i p BRANcH At 400 S:.5 ~ 100.
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ksr ATixSTI6 CITY. |vrNELAND and nRrDaEToras
NEW-JERsEY SOUTHERN DIVISION.
Prom Pier No &. North River, via sandy Hook
vor ATLANTIC HI0HIaASDs, LONG BRANCH. LAKE.
Z WOOD, TONS RIVER, BARSE0AT, etc, al $3.50 y.
l Tickets procured foot Lbertv-st. Ter Ne.
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Ig,, utf Mr. York Gf 70 ~ ~ gay
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