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AL. DOYLE.

The Republican delegates from this precinct having been instructed to urge the nomination of Allen Doyle for Supervisor before the County Conven ton at Pres ott nex, week, word ,o the very few who do not know him will not be out of place. MT. Doyle has been a continuous resident of Yavapai county for the last fourteen years, was for long time miner in and around the Bradshaw mountains, but of late years has devoted himself to cattle raising, and IS now one of the lar ;esl stock owners in the county. He IS a heavy tax payer, sober, up- right, energetic and thoroughly con v.rsant with all our county affairs. Beng one of the people, he knows their wants, and the parry could not make a better selection for supervis Dr. II nominated, there IS no doubt of hls election.
The Arizona champion., 1886-09-11
c. F, STANTON ACQUITTED.

Oar fair minded (?) and impartial(2) contemporary. that was so very ready
 to ca,t slur on the republican party,
 because of the arrest of C. P. Stanton, on a charge of being implicated m the Barney Martin murder ,and which al the same tine assured, by impiica' Ilon, the guilt of one ot the most prominent cltIz.nS la the county, simply brcau,e of nj, arrest on su,- plcion, will no douot m Ike the proper amends now by publishing the follow tng rom the Plenlx Htrald: C P. Stan ,oh, wno WI, brought nere on charge Jf implication ln the MtItln massacre, was released yesterday, not an lota OI evidence of any kind being found against hun. l. now b.sn, lo leak lut that the arrest wis d bit oi splte work, Il appearing that certain parties were endeavonls tr sell large spring to the New York Stock and Water company opcrltln5 !n A i,ciopc Valley, .o whicn Stanton CilIned tltlc and oAle, ,ani these are tne ptrtiaS at wlDSI: lnstlsl ln stanton "a, arrested. fhlt tn's Is tic iIct appclr, to D. thc case, Is not WI of evidence of any kinI aaj been fpuld, thougl every en-
 leavor has b-cn made to lmplicate Sllnton; evcG il the confession oi the
 Irxlcaa nov h j u: tle,e appearo not word that sus 5eots Stanton h that connection. plcnil Miner.
The Arizona champion., 1886-09-11

HE name of John \. Berry, of this place having appeared in the iasi issue of this paper IS candidate for ,he office of Sheriff ot Yavapai county before the Republican County Con- gcnuon to be held at Prescott next
 "Wednesday, il IS with pleasure we snnounct tllt th. entlre Republican
 lelega,iln elected last Sturdy, have gone to Pr-s:p;, pledged to give hin heir helrthy and earnest SIppor,. It lo time other s.ctiols of the county should ass Tt the nsclves and not look exclusively to Prescott for their officers. Flg s;sff, the second largest town in ta cou ty, ow en ands rc ognii!on,
 nd us spl.c must be nce,icd. IL has no hesjlalcy m naming John N. Berry, one of IL, best, trIcsJ and m )Sg repre- sentative ClIlz ms. as Us selection for ,her,f That he IS fuiiy capable of performing all the du'i:s of the office, L1crc IS no doubt. but hIs s'r,n5est reco onncndltion is hIs inherent nones!y, his sterling integrity and lls devotion to principle. tI@rc and all along the rlliriIi, where he IS s1 we'll known, he will undoubtedly, II nominated, pol thc largest Vote, fro n tdherentS of both pIrtie,, ,,ctSt f)r .tny Jne mdl ln the c)ulty. Ii II be true mat as goes the rliir)li, 8 goes Yavapli county, then John N. Berry $ beyond p-ridventure the s;ronses;
 nan for the slrleVllty who could possibly be nominated.
The Arizona champion., 1886-09-11

a Mir. Ambrose CaaPu an, oI Waterbury Conn.,, i5tryins to breaS the record of Tom OchIliree as the c1Jmpton IiIr of A nericl Mr Cilp man says that the reason sheep are seldom hlrmei by rattlesrakrs Is that when they discover one they all sur round it and breathe upoa il, ana their breath plralyz $ and finally kliis 1t, NIT. Chapman starts in well. w. do not recall any of Mr, Ochltree' , most finished productions that equals this first public effort of the Cohnecti- GU, amateur.
The Arizona champion., 1886-09-11
IMPORTANT I'D SETTLERS.

Under the land laws of the United States all "Notices for Publica- uon' for pre-emption or other land entries or claims have to be published in the newspaper nearest the land so entered. Persons interested and who gre about to prove up on their lands, and whose claims are in this section, will save themselves much trouble by bearing this in mind, and by making the required publication in the ARI- IONA CHAMPION.
The Arizona champion., 1886-09-11

HE American colony at the City Cl Mexico met al the rooms ot Generat F.isbie last Monday night to take ac u,n on the scandllou, conduct of MT. A. C. ScdgNick in that city. ia get tag beas'iy drunk and dlsgracing him sc.Land decided that, "as Mir. Sedg- wicS was not an accredited agent 0 the American to the Me xican govern, m:.i, they had no rlgot to ioqliry into the private affairs ol priyat, citilea."
The Arizona champion., 1886-09-11
EVERY " d I., E.

Seven Hungarian laborers were burned to death in a shlnty Sept. 5, near Sonestown, N. C.
 Four brakebeam passengers were Sillcl at different tin., thls week on tne <. P. K. R., near Los Angeles. i'nelr Oolies were found on the track itArluI'y m'ngied.
 The Philadelphia Mint is over wheimed with work. The employees are working fron 8 o'clock a. n. til mtdlis sht. Ss,ooo,ooo worth of bIl- lon Will coin 2,Soo, ooo silver dol lars.
 Conductor Henry, of the California Southern R R, ha, been arrested at Dlgset for failing to puacn tickets wnen collected and sending them to confcderates who resold then, thus ieiraldlns the company out of $50 day for about two months.
 Mrs, Pauline MidIiestaedt, of Mill wIakee, makes business of putting Oaoles to death for d consideration. Snc WAS recent y arrested for killing an infant by running darnlng needle through It's heart, aud confessed that she received $500 for committing the deed.
 A wild flmily, consisting of mn ald wifi. and two slris d 5el 5 and 7 years, have recently Y been captured near Liln, Washington county, KIniis. They cannot speak an lntelilsIDl: word but whia. and blrx like doss. When cooKed food was of:red them they refused 1t, but devourcd rIw meat vorAciousiy. The man and woman show evidences of having been scalped, and it is supposed they are early settlers wno were captured by Indians and rendered insane by cruelty and priva- tJn,
The Arizona champion., 1886-09-11
LAND NOTICES.
Notice for Publication.
LAND OFFICE AT PRESCOTT, ARIZONA !
 -Sentenn.r IIth ISS1 {

LAND OFFICE AT PRESCOTT, ARIZONA
 ,oepten0er nth, 1855. NJ OTICE is hereby given that the follow W ing named settler has file notice of hls lnlentIoa to nI<e inll roof in support of hi, cllIn, and that s,id proof wlll De made before tn: R.sl,t-r anI Receiver of the United otItes LlaI , nee at Presc )tt, ArI- zona, on October 18th, 1855, VIZ: .iarry |. iioxwcrth, of Flls,taf, Yavapn O., .Arl- zona, for hls d-clAfAtofy stIte.n.ht No. I75t .or the , 4 oi the x E anl the , [ 4 of the \ W 4 and the x E 4 of the 5 " 4 oI Section No. (oJ ro%Asalp N. I)J \ ol RdnIe io) East.
 iie nLme, tne following with .sseS to prove hls conitidIuS restI-ac- upJi, ahl cLltlvI- Ilon oi, salL ianI, VIZ: WiiilL x. pattJu, ueorse (. .AIrsaA, Jo: 3:I, l-1l .iil, all ol riLss.a.f, ArizohI.
 sepII Z /. CAMP, Re,astv.
The Arizona champion., 1886-09-11
THE EARTHQUAAE.

The disasters by the great earth. quake on the Atlantic Coast and es- pecially at Charleston, 5. C., were greater than at first reported. The shocks continued at intervals from 9 o'clock at night of the ad inst, until the morning ol the 7th, and were let from Florida to New York. The city of Charleston being built almost en- .tirely of brick, and receiving the brunt of the earth's disturbance, was the most seriously injured. Oae qlAr- ter of all the houses In the city were either thrown down at once, or so cracked and twisted that they will nave to be entirely rebuilt. The loss IS estimated at SIo, 900, ,ooo, and gov ernment aid will be invokel to rebuild me city. Five fires were started In various quarters during the first night. but fortunately did not add thelr hor- TOTS to the already terrible situation.
 rne inhabitants left their houses and took refuge in the public squares or fed to the country. The negroes, trle to their superstitious natures, fell down in groups in the streets, pray ing, singing and bowling. Sabscrip- tions for the sufferers have reached them amounting to SIoo, 900 and there i, no immediate danger of starvation, though 1t will be many years before the city will recover from tnis great disaster.
The Arizona champion., 1886-09-11

IT has been understood for some days tha,the Mexican in jlil on chargr Of being implicated in the Blrney Martin massacre has confessed, in. plicating only himself and another Mexican. |, is reported that he say, he cut the throats of Mrs. Martin and the children anl that the otner man killed Mlrun.-H -rald.
The Arizona champion., 1886-09-11
Notice for Publication.
LAND OFFICE AT PaGscorr, AaIzoN,, l

LAND OFFICE AT PkEScorr, ARIzoN,,
 Septemoer IIth, 1853. NOrICE is httebJ gtven thIt tn. foli1y. ] V in5uln.i s:lli:f hI, flal nJtlS. oI hi, iiteat,Ja U ntie diii Jr),f n ,IpJIt oi nls ciIl.n, anI tlat sad proof will De .n IIe uIiore the Register anI Receiver oi tn- Unilei >lI,es LI .I O.h:e at Prescott, Arl- z,ha, on Octooer I5tL, IS35, VIZ: Nuul n x. f.ltJn, ol rILsstl.t, YAyIpIl O., Ariz., Tor ms deciaralory statement No. ISI5 Tor the N W 4 oi ,ne E anI the x oi tne " < AnI the :, " 4 ol the ; V 4 os oectiJA lS2) Io"n'Llp laol N of kAnSe (oJ Eas..
 lie names The following witnesses to prove hls continuous residedce upon, and cultivation of, ,aIt laad, VIZ. Iirry 4. HJx- wort :, ueorse C. Morgan, Jos Bed, Lon illl, all oi rla.,lIf, .Aru,nI.
 sepII l.. CAMP, Register.
The Arizona champion., 1886-09-11

Santa Ana son, SC Lopez. com mitted suicide at Havana last week where he had accumulated large for ture. IL seems that in early lie h, had love affair the result of which was a little girl. This child he reared and educated. She grew up to be a beautiful woman and he fell passion. ately Tn love with her and marr.ed her. By this marriage he had several sons. In later years ne beceme jeal- ous of hi. wife. not without cause, aud this, combined with the thought that he had married his own daus snier, ,ren. |. dered life uncomfortable,
The Arizona champion., 1886-09-11
ADVERTISE YuUx TOWN.

h thi' blSy. bI,tiing age, when everything g pej al Ii5htailg speed, the nan who sits supinely down and waits ior the procession to catch up IS apt 70 find, when he wakes and rub; In, -yes. that the procession has gone by while he slept, and thIt h. mast d. som, preltytaIl running to ovcrla<e it. \, wiih the indivl llll, 70 II |, with the :lty or town. To rely upon natural advantages Is to allow those advan- tlges to go unimproved, aad to cu!tl- ydie large crop of lost opportunities and faded hopes. The mn wa, un- iertakes to do business without adver- Using, in some way, has leisure for
 much reverie and contemplation, and pleases he sheriff, who Is sure, so Jner or la,-r, to form an attachment for nlm, but he does not create any sen ,alion until the sheriff mikes d public Innounce.nent at his expense, or the newspapers give h. Il Tree advertise.
 nent. The town that thinks 1t cin grow and thrive without tue aid of jldlcioas and persistent advertisement, will fad Itself dropping back towards the rear of the proc -Ex.
The Arizona champion., 1886-09-11

lr is now probable that Henry George will be nominated by the worklngmen for mayor of New York city, New Workers regard the may, orally of that city as of equal impor, tance with the presidency,aai most exciting campaign may De expected.
The Arizona champion., 1886-09-11

A policeman named Vopd attempt cd 10 arrest an offender named Hen ning last Sunday at Pittsburg, Pa, when, in the struggle, both fell over a precipice on Locust Street, fifty feet nigh, and were fatally injured.
The Arizona champion., 1886-09-11
AL,sUlUERlUE FAIR.
Exhibits seat Free.

C. lK CWrakar, 4VO. l2.
 ATLANTIC X PACIFIC RAILROAD Co. ]
 General Manager Office, ! ALBUQUERQUE, \. M., Sept. ?, '86. )
 Zo IseEIs: You are earnestly re- qaeSted 10 use your utmost endeavors ,o secure for exhibition in the Atlantic X r ,c.iic Railroad D.pArtment at the Albuquerque Territorial Fair, which takes place here Sept. 18th, 29th, goth and Oct. Ist. any articles of interest which wlli advertise the country in the vicinity of our road, such as agrl- cultural products, minerals, curiosi- t.es, etc, etc.
 The Company is anxious to prepare tor this year $ fair a fuller exhibit of snci products from the country alons { tee line of its road than ha, heretofore been produced, and desire your best efforts ln its behalf.
 All lartlcles tor exhibits, which are not for sac, wlil be billed free from your station to Albuquerque and returned II desired. They should be marked |, "A. X P. Fair Exhibit" care C. w.. SInders, AIouquer4ue, N. M. All perlshlDie arttcies shIull be sent by express. R. R. B.
 All exhibitors In the railroad depart ment VIII b: entitled to the privilege of entering for premiums.
 Ali arllcies should have the owners $ namc and d iull description attached.
 D. B. ROBINSON,
 General Manager.
The Arizona champion., 1886-09-11

THE grand secret ot advertising h repetition; iteration and reiterdlion compel attention. An occasional ad vertisement Is barely sufficient to keep the advertiser from fdiilng into the great receptacle for utterly forsottcu thirpS
The Arizona champion., 1886-09-11

A MONSTER petition ln favor of home rule in ireland, signed by 5oo, ooJ Irish ladies will be presented to Clad stone on the 2Iot Instant Dy Mrs. T. D. Sullivan, wite of the lord mayor ol Dubln.
The Arizona champion., 1886-09-11

HE prohibition party ls coming to the front In goodly numbers all over the country. Its irfurnCe will be (el, in the ensuing elections, and neither oi the great parties can afford to is. nore 1t much longer.
The Arizona champion., 1886-09-11
Prescott, A. T., Aug. a4th, 1886.
TO THE ELECTORS OF YAVA-
 PAI COUNTY.

GENLEMEN:--Belelving that can- dor Is as commendable in a political candidate as Tn any other individual, l desire to call your attention to a few facts concerning my candidacy for the Probate Jud seship of your county, subject to the action of the Republican County Convention. A resident of Arlzona for nearly ten years-not because l was first forced to come here or lacked the means of leaving-l have during that period fully realized the fact that men are elected to public offices Tn Arizona, not so much on account of their possessing pre-emlnent qualifications, as liberal endowment of that valuable article commonly called "glll," and having by a long connection with the Terri torial press gathered more of that commodity than anything else, I have conclul:d to shy my "clstor into the political arena" to rcaliz. something on 1t. l do so entirely ol my own responsibility. No "anxious public," "the solicitation of many friends" nor "the wishes of mlny pro nlnent citi, zenS," hlve miie the slightest effort to "bluf" me into doin5 It. To be frank, it is not case where the off :e Is wearing itself out hultln5 tn: man; no: much. Here 1t Is tn. man wear ing himself out mating the o1l:e, and rustilng ike saeo to get Il, for the sim pie rea,ol thlt 1t Is soft berth with l salary ot 2,ooo per annun attaCned. While Tn the way of special q Ialllica- tons, l have no advantage over s-venty-tive per cent. of my fellow citizens In the county, yet 1 believe an fully conp-tent to dtschtrse all the duties incident to the oti:e In al efficient ma iner if elected. Ii you colacide In thls oplnlon, support m:, If you see ft. II you do not, you will Dy no means je1pirIize the saiety ot the ualver,e Dy deteItlls me.
 Y)IrS friterluly,
 WM. 0. DWELL.
 Prescott, A. T., Alg. 24, 1885.
The Arizona champion., 1886-09-11

Al sad tune and place the Delegates from the counties of laNapai, Yuma, Monave Apache and Maricopa wlll meet iu sub. 70 |, venu n to nouhrdte a yont Council an and likewise the counties ol Lochise, Grd ham, Cha, Punal anu lima, to nomin4le . Jomt CouncilmIn
 WEBSTER STREET,
 Chairman central GOui.nlllee. C. D. REPrE, Secretary. Dated, loMss TONE, Aug }, IS86,
The Arizona champion., 1886-09-11
TER KET 8 RI Al. REPUBLICAN CON VEN ITO

In accordance with the action of the Cen tral Committee. a Territorial Convention of the Republican party of the Territory of Arizona, to consist of seventy se en dele gates, iS hereby called to be held Tn toe Cly of Tucson,
 MONDAY, SEPTEMBER BOTH, 1886. For the purpose of nominating a clndida.e for Delegate to Congress, ca d,date for Superintendent ot lubl.o Instruction, and for the transaction Of such other business as may properly come before It,
 lie several c, unuyS oi the Territory will be onuued to the following representation, based upon the Repubhcan vote oi 1881, with the allowance oi one eXua Delegate iiom each county, as follows:
The Arizona champion., 1886-09-11
FOR DISTRICT ATTORNEY.

l hereby announce myself as a candidate for reelection to the office of District Attorney ot Yavlpai Coun- ty, subject to the indorse nent of the Republican County Convention, and respectfully ask from the people a careful reviewal of my official acts for the past two years.
 l.. r. EGGERS. Prescott. X T.. Aup. otth I206
The Arizona champion., 1886-09-11
ANNOUNCEM ENTS.
FOR SHERIFF.

l hereby announce myself as can didate for the office of Sheriff of Va vapai County, subject to the action oI the Republican County Convention, which meets in Prescott, Wednesday, September 18th, 1886.
 JOHN N. BERRY. FLAGSTAFF, ARIz., Sept, 2d, 1886.
The Arizona champion., 1886-09-11

HE boaru ol uueL,oIs Ui the \. l x $. F. k. k. have been llsuu,,las the feasibility of extending Inely roaa to Chicago.
The Arizona champion., 1886-09-11

TIE President nas a. .polAted Joseph J. Kinney, ot Missouri, Register, au1 Fred. N. Sml;h, uf AuzJda, Receiver of the Lind Office al iuusCn.
The Arizona champion., 1886-09-11

WASHINGTON BARTLETT has been nominated Tor governor Ul CaiIfJrAla by the democratic party.
The Arizona champion., 1886-09-11
TO THE VOTERS Or FLAG
 STAFF.

l hereby announce myself as can didate for the office of Constable of Flagstaff Precinct at the ensuing cleo ton, Nove enber anI, 1886.
 LOUIS BURNS, FLAGSTAFF, Sept. 4th, 1886.
The Arizona champion., 1886-09-11

Prescott, A. T., Az. 24, 1885.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-02-16
Al En.vrprlnne, n.IlabIe House.

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che best Of eyers thiDg, hut to secure the
agency for such Gttcles as have Welt
known merit aud are popular with the
people, thereby sustaining the reputation
~ neing always cntrrprlsing, and ever ~
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The celebrated Dr.. Kings New Discover,
Tor Consumption, Will sell u on a pnsltiT'
guarantee. IT. will surely cure any and
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Chest, aud TO show our confidence, We
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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-02-16
NOT QUITE HARMONIOUS.
Galveston Divincs Who can't Participate
III the Revival.

Special TO the Gazette
GALVESTON, TEX, Feb. l5.--The com.
mittee OF ministers and laymen which has
been laboring for the past ten DAYS
making all necessary arrangements for
the reception of the celebrated Evange-
lists, Moody and Sankey, have nearly
concluded their task, and admission to
the Moody meetings will be by ticket
only Nearly all the churches In the city
distributed tickets among their congrega-
lions at yesterdays services. Iudlca-
lions point to an overwhelming attend.
ance NJ the meetings, which begin next
Sunday evening. IL would seem, how.
ever, that even Galveston ministers can
not transact little charitable business
together in perfect harmony. The fol-
lowing card, which Enthusiastically refers
To the Moody and Sankey meetings, APP
pcared under the caption Of "a Protest, "
in this evenings Tribune;
GALVESTON, Ten, Feb. l5.---To the
citizens OF Galveston interested ia the
Evsngrlistlc meeting 10 be held shortly,
Greeting; We, the undersigned,
ministers of Galveston, while
>ympathiaiug with the efforts
made by our friends TO elevate the moral
md religious sentiments of our COM
nunity, cannot give our countenance to
the discrimination made by the commit
tee OF arrangements unless that commit
tee can show MS that there are two
heavens, one for black souls and one for
white souls. Hence we respectfully ask
10 he excused from the present meetings.
Aud any future such In which the dis.
elimination Will he ~ clearly made.
WiuI,N +, FLOYD, nj. D.,
j. II. HALL,
Il, PARKkR,
]. h, EDWARDS,
+. MORGAN,
r., J Haul.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-02-16

here tonight and will be held until he
can make bond.
Nc. Ogle~by % Piano, Collin county, T.
maklue a quiet visit 20 Waco aud viii re-
main until tomorrow. When the stat
convention meets MIS- friends will put him
forward for bmptroller He seems g. be
on very good terms with the visiting
sherlfs aud has several warm friends
here.
Nearly panic was caused In he n
trail pubAc school, Fourth ward, nDon
to-day, by burning fue. Ordrr was
soon restored, though, aud the fire put
out The teachers we're cool aud Kept
their senses.
Postmaster Gerald took charge OF bis
Office tO day aud everything seems TO be
working smoothly under the new regime.