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The Portland daily press., 1886-11-02

Season Tickets $3.50 and $500; Evening Tickets
Music Store.
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9Th SfOckbritlge.

The call 70 The thrOne.
A fair hand with a grasp
Of steel. Birth OF Eng
lands naval ren0wn. The
golden age OF literature:
Fate Of Mary Queen Of
Scots. An unloyely old
The Portland daily press., 1886-11-02

A snowy page Of mod
erIi history. Early ambi-
tion and It's remarkable
realization. The brilliant
days Of splendid Paris.
Strange apathy. C0rrup-
ton and disaster. Sedan.
The Portland daily press., 1886-11-02

Jth StOckbridge.

Important and taking themes WITH ILLUSTRATIONS
and
The Portland daily press., 1886-11-02

A full stock of Hanan a. Sons fine Shoes in
prices lower than ever before.
Hanan & Sons celebrated COrdOvan WaukenI
comfortable and durable Shoe in the city.
Sixty pairs Ladies' French Kid Button Boots
actually worth $500. Please call and examin
The Arizona champion., 1886-09-18
How Does Your Watch Run.

A watch impregnated with magnet ism cannot ''keep time." IL will vary irregularly, gaining and losing and stopping, Tn the most annoying sort of way. IL has been found that thts magnetic or electric influence Is the direct cause of the "queer freaks" and unaccountable behavio. of fine watches and IS the secret enemy which has undermined the reputation and baffi cd the skill of our best watchmakers.
 Giles Bro. x Go. have published a very interesting little pamphlet des- cribing the effect of magnetism in watches, which can be had free on application. It also describes the Anti Magnetic Shield for Watches. ' which has been proved to be perfect protection against the magnetic and electric infasnces and is specially advantageous Tn R R.ilway service where these influences are very strong, and will prevent the breaklse of mLia- springs in cyclones and magnetic storms. Your jeweler can furnish or procure you this protection, if not, send to Giles Bro. x .,the Chicago Jewellers, for a descriptive circular, which will be mailed free on, applica. lion. sfI 6.n
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"rhe Peacemaker."

A strictly American invention, now being successfully tested by the gov. ernment at New York, is a tor. 2edo.boat, which, bearing crew, can run at depth of from 50 to TOO feet below the surface and sink and dive again at will; being left at the bottom If necessity while it's occupants emerge, passing, without being seen and free from obstruction, under the heaviest ironclad, to the kneel of which it can instantly affix dynamite torpedo and retire, not appearing up- on the surface again, perhaps, until the enemy has, with its fragments. "strewed the sea-" Reporters of New York papers have made submarine trips in her, and declare she will do all that is claimed Her motive pow. CT is known to be preparation of soda, but exactly what it is and how applied are secrets.
The Arizona champion., 1886-09-18
Notice for Publication.

LAND OFFICE AT PRESCOTT, ARIZONA,
 September 4th, IS3o.
 NoTIcS is hereby given tha, the follow. IN lowing. amed settier naS filed notice ol his intention to mase 6aal proof in support ot his claim, and tha, said proof wIll be made before Register and Receiver of the United States Land Ohce at Prescott, Ari- zona. on October rI,h 1885, viz; Cormick F. Bosec of Williams. Ydvapai County Ari- zona for his deciaratory statement No ItIJ. or the N 4 cf the , W 4 of Section 30, Township 22, N oi Range ). E.
 He ,nes the following witnesses to prove his continuous residence upon, and cutiva- tlon of. said land. VIZ; Samael d. Bul, of Ghallender. A. r.; E w Putnam. "f Chal- lender, A r; W Stewart, of Williams, A. r.; l.. r. Nellls, of Williams. A. T.
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-ANrtistic+ Domes. %-

Doubtless, many old customers of the House will be surprised on reading this notice to learn that are dealing extensively in Draperies Upholstery Goods, Window Stuiis, Wood and Brass Cornice Poles, Smyrna Rugs Mats, Mating and other things for home decoration and use. Although we have not carried some of these goods till recently, our trade in them is already large and constantly growing.
 We have also introduced new in another depart ment Men and Boys Bicycles Chdrens Veloci- pedes, and very fine assortment of Baby Carriages
 Of course, carrying the above lines of new goods in no wise conflicts with our.regular stock of Dry Goods Clothing, Hats, Shces, Millinery, Notions, etc. These things arc kept in larger assortment and at lower prices than ever before.
 Large Illustrated Catalogue, giving full informs ton about everything we deal in sent free to any address. Samples also free.
The Arizona champion., 1886-09-18
Psinfai Accidsat.

H. R. Corniorth, nephew of Vice. President Nickerson, of tue A. T. X S. F. R. R and brakeman on the A. X P. R. R.. fell from the freight train al ! o'clock, Tuesday morning, as 1t was decending the summit west of Fairview. When the train backed up, he was found among the rocks on the slde of the track in e.lsiol. and bldly injured In the spine. He was taken to Ash Fork and there transferrei 10 the eas, bound passenger. Dr. D Bcan. nen, of thls place, was telegrdpled to meet the injured man here, and accom- pan,d him as far as Navajo station, where the doctor left him, suffering intensely, but able to continue the journey to the hospital at Albuquerque. Al no time had he sufficietly recovered to tell how the accident happened.
The Arizona champion., 1886-09-18
Tho Record.

At noon on Tuesday, Angus, roth, the I95th Grand Monthly Drawing oI the Louisiana State Lottery, under the supervision of Gen'l. C. T. B.au. regard. of La, and Jubll A. Early, oi Va., No. 68, 36I drew the Flrst Capi. tai Prize of S75,ooo. No 36 63r drew the Second Cipltal Pfze. S.5,ooo. It was sold in ffth' at ST eicn; one to Henry Lajoie, Holbr3ok, Mss |, paid through Adams Express in Bos ton. Mass, one to E. Frank Burpee, a a saloon keeper, No. 8 Granite Street, South Boston, Mass, also paid through Adams Expres,; one paid through the German Bank of Mem phis, Tenn; two others pad through Wells, Fargo & Co.'S Bunk, San Fran. cisco, Cal. NJ. 6o,849 drew the inird Capital Pnzs, Slo.ooo. Nos IS,3a5 and s7,SIs drew the two Fourth Capital pnzes of S6, 1000 each; sold in fitns at St each to parties in Kinsas City, Mo, Concordla. Kan, Montgomery, Ala, New orleans, La . Fort Monroe, Va., Chicago. Ill.,, and Philadelphia, Pa., &c., &c The nex, Drawing will occur Tuesday, Oct. Ia, 1886, aud all information can be hao from NJ. A. Dauphin, New Oflelns, La.
The Arizona champion., 1886-09-18
No.ice for Publication.
LAND OFFICE AT PRgscprr, ARIZONA, l
 Sepfember Ath ISSo

LAND OFFICE AT PRgscprr, ARIZONA,
 September 4th, ISS5.
 NOTICE is hereby gwen that the follow. V ing named settler has fil:d notice Of nis intention 10 make final proof in supp II of his claim. and that said pro ,f will be made before Register ana Receiver of the United States Land 0 hc. ai Prescott. an. 1oia. 0, October IIth, 1883. yiz: Sinu.l W .jali. of hAllender. YivipAi County. Ari 5ona, f,r his d-clarat1ry sttement No. t4t1 tor the " # of the , E 4 ant ; W 4 of E and , E z of the N w Of Section j6, Township 2l, N of Range ,. Eist.
 He nanes the following witne,se, 10 prove hls continuous reside ce upon. and culti.a. non of, sad land. viz: C. l.. Boyce, oI Wil- Hams, A. r.; E. W pitman, of Challender A. r.; ]. ;. W. Stewart, of Williams, A. T.; l.. P, Nellis, of Hiiliin'. \, r..
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The Arizona champion., 1886-09-18
Noti.e for Publication.
LAND OFFICE AT PsEscorr, ARIZONA, l
 September nth, I3S6.

LAND OFFICE AT PsEscorr, ARIZONA.
 September nth, I3S6. NOTICE is hereby given that the follow IN ing named settler has hie.l notice of ms intenliJn to m ike hhil proof in support of his claim, and that said proof will be mad. before the Register and Receiver of tn United StSe, La d O.h:e at Pr.scH Arr zona, on October I 3tn, I335. viz: William x Patton, of Flasstaf. Yayapai O., Anz.. for his declaratory statement No. ISIS for the N W 4 of the E 4 and the N 4 of the SW and the 5 W 4 of the s W 4 oi section (5s) Township (2u) N of Range ,S) Eas,.
 iie names he following witnesses to prove his continuous residence upon, and cultivation fl, said lard. viz: tiariy II. Hox. wort George L. Morgan, Joe Bell, Lon Hill, all of Flagstaff, ArfJni.
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The Arizona champion., 1886-09-18
Asrss rnisf.

Samuel Brown, constable at Ho!. brock, arrested Mexican there last week for stealing horses from J. W. Sullivan, of Upper Chino valley. J. W. Francis. Deputy Sheriff of this place, went after the man last Mon. day and brought him here and lodged him in jail, until he can be sent to Chino for trial, This i, the same Mexican who was tried here some weeks ago on similar charge and ac- quilted.
The Arizona champion., 1886-09-18

Henry Pierce and Frank Rumsey are putting the finishing touches or the new office of Dr. P. G. Cornish, which will be papered and painted, ,and ready for occupancy in about a week A public meeting will be held at the Grand Army hall on NJ )ndiy evening next, under the auspices oi the democratic club, to ratify the county and territorial nominees. Dr. D. J. Branuen, H, G. Temple, w. A. Switzer and D. J. Colkley, will speak in support of the ticket. "
 Henry T. Williams, of Lower Verde, came up from his ranch last Tuesday with load of vegetables, and sold them ou: at good prices to our citi- zens. He came to Arlzona with the California column in CT, and has remained here ever since. He finally settled in Verde valley, which he be- Iieves is an earthly paradise. Next week he will bring up a load of toma- toes and watermelons.
 The meeting held last night al Mrs. ]. H. Ramsey's in Old Town was one of the largest and pleasantest it has been our lot to attend. The church organ was on hand and chorus singing was the principal feature of the even ins, though other smusements were indulged iR. Mrs. Rumsey and her charming daughter deserve great credit for theit successful efforts 10 make the meeting success.
 A. T. Cornish, who has so long re. :. presented the A. x P. R. R. and Wells, Fargo x Co.'S Express as thei r agent at this place, Jeff here last Situr. day to take similar position at Win slow. MT. Cornish, by his strict at- tentiou to business and his uniform courtesy to all, has earned and w,ll carry with him the respect ani conf. dence of the citizens of Flagstaff. MT, G. Fitzgerald, who relieved MT. Cornish here. comes to us from Win. slow highly recommended, and has thus far produced most favorable in :. prcssioa.
 Progressive euchre is getting to be quite popular ia our social circles. A most delightful plrty of that klnd was given on Wednesday night at J. R. Kilpatrick's residence. Miss Cora Graham won the ladies' prne, an elegant rair of vases. MT. E. Camp bell was awarded the gentlemen , prize, handsome cnt glass inkstand; Mrs. J. Wright Johnson, coInrary to her usual good fJrtune, took one of the boobies, in cup, and Mir. P. r. Dagss captured beautiful pair oi baby stockings. The intellectual en- tertalnment was supplemented with a sumptuous lunch to which all did am pie justice.
The Arizona champion., 1886-09-18
The Grand Canyon.

Being thoroughly conversant with all the trails leading to the Grand Canyon of the Colorado, am pre- pared to conduct parties thereto at any time. have fine spring of water near my house or tho run of the Canyon, and can furnish accommoda- tions for tourists and their animals.
 JOHN HANcE,
 sII 4 Flagstaff, Ariaona,
The Arizona champion., 1886-09-18
Notice for Publication.
LAND OFFICE AT PREsc TIT ARIZONA, l
 September 4th, 1885.

LAND OFFICE AT PREsc cbrr ARIZONA,
 September 4th. 1885.
 NOTICE is hereby gwen that the follow IN iag-nlmed settler has filed no,i oi her intention to m ike final proof in support of her claim. and that said procfwill b. ma le before the Register ,nd Receiver Of the United states Land Office at Prescott, Au 1oaa. on the isth day of october, ISsS viz: Elizabeth Owens, of Williams, Ansoni. tor her dec'aratory statement No. i4t7, for the South East 4 of Section NJ. t4) in Township (2I) N of Rang. No. (11 East.
 She names the follosin, witnesses t> pr we her continuous res,ieac: u Ioi. ant cultivi- ron of, >ai land, viz: C E B"yc., oi Will iiams, 4. r.; L. P. Nell.s, of William, A. r.; samuel M. Ball. of Challender I ; E. W. Putnam. of Chaliender. \. I.
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The Arizona champion., 1886-09-18
LAND NOTICES.
Notice for Publication.
LAND OFFICE AT PREscorr. ARIZONA, |
 september nth, 1883.

LAND OFFICE AT PREscorr. ARIZONA,
 september nth, 1883. NIOTICE is hereby given that the follow. IN i E namsd se,,ler has hei nptice of his intentioa to mike 6iIi proof in su p ,rt of hi, clam, and that srii prof will be made before the R.gi ter an Receiver of the United states Lani Office at Prescott, Ari- zo.a, on October 18th. IS36, viz: Harry fl. tioxwcth, of Flagstaff, Yavapai Co.,. An zona, for his d:claratory statement No I7Jt or the ; # ofthe N E aad the E X of the N w 4 and the N E < of ,he 5 W 4 of Section No lS) Township No. (I3) N ot Ranye (8) Eaa.
 lie name, the following witnesses to prove his con,iaa us residence upon, and cui,iya lion oi, said land, VIE: William N. Patton, Geors. C. Morgan, Jo. Bell, Loa .Ilil, all oi Flags.aif, Arizona.
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The Arizona champion., 1886-09-18
Second .A.n4gsrsAry.

The G. A. R. wliI give their Second Anniversary Da,i mex, Thursday even- ing, Sept. 23rd, al Grand Army Hal. Good mu,lc anu good tune. Come one, come all. Tickets SI.oo. By or der of COMMITTEE.
The Arizona champion., 1886-09-18
Church Anavuiceia sat.

On account of the absence of Rev. James C.. Eberhslt, pastor, at the Mission Conference, M. E. Cnurch, there will be ID preaching Ia Flagstaff sept. 10th or a6Sh. Sanaay -scnooi .ls usual. every SLboath.
The Arizona champion., 1886-09-18
SEQ Kew ard.

Lost check for 800 on Albuqicrqle National Bank. AIoye resaId ~iii o: paid on return oi sane 10 A. Vail's saluOn.
The Arizona champion., 1886-09-18
Notice for Publication

LAND OFFICE AT PREscorr. ARIZONA,
 Septem Der 18th, ISS6. ] NOTICE is hereby given that tn. fol l V lowing.namei settl:r has filed n'ti;s of hls intention to ma <e tinal pr)Ii in sup port of his clam, anl that sail pr,,i Wal be made before the Register anl R:c:iser of Unned States Land Ofic. at Presc tt, Aizona, on Oc ob.r lSSh 1885. viz. direy Fultoa, of FAgiaf. yasapai County Ari. zona, for his dec araiory sta e.n:nt No. Ij,) for the SW4 of Section No,4) Township NotI7) N.oi range No t9l [.
 lie names ths. following witnesses 10 pro ve his continuous residence uloa, and cultivation of, said llni, v,z:. P.ri F. Daggs. Drinis P. brlnaea, .Iissi Il. 'tbs. woi.a and Joseph D. Bs.!, lii of FhsaAf, Arizona. J. L. ctit,
 Register.
The Arizona champion., 1886-09-18

JAMES C. BLAINE, JR., only eight esn years old, was ,narred recently ln New York, unbeknownst to the old man. Like father, like son.
The Arizona champion., 1886-09-18
ATTENTION! !!
TO THE PUBLIC.

Approaching the patronage which a general public has bestowed upon Us since we have opened our mercantile establishment at this place, we desire to call their attention to the following facts:
 Yst. We are constantly receiving fresh invoices of all classes of goods, direct from the east.
 and. Buying our goods in person we have to pay no middle mans ex. penses.
 ard. And for that reason we. can sell you any and better class oi goods at lower figures than any house on the line of the Atlantic & Pacific Railroad. We defy competition. We will not be undersold. B. sure and cali and examine goods and prices before purchasing elsewhere.
The Arizona champion., 1886-09-18

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Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1886-12-22
FEMALE coLLEoE.

The incorporators Of the Female College
have completed their organization, and are
now prepared to receive donation proposals
from all parts of the city. Educators, both
here and at the east, who realize the need Of
such an institution in this vallay, are back
of the project, and Wichita, the metropolis.
can secure its location, with all the attend
ant advantages, by acting promptly and lib
orally The incorporators have no property
interests to serve and no partiality will be
shown other than desirability of location and
the value of donations. ALI bids must be
sealed and handed in by January Is, 1887,
and the offers may include both land and
money. Offers should DO specific as to loca-
ton, amount Of land and money guaranteed
Should the offers not be satisfactory, the in
corporators reserve the right to reject any
and all of them, and. after careful and ma
ture consideration, will determine further
action. If the bids now called for are suf-
ficient guarantee for immediate action, plans
will be perfected, and work upon the build
ings will be commenced at the earliest posi-
BILE day. The buildings will be of brick or
stone, of the finest architectural design, and
of sufficient capacity to accommodate from
three to five hundred students. Any further
information may be obtained by comforting
with Rev. j. Il. Parker, to whom all COM
munications should be addressed and with
whom all bids should be left Per order OF
BOARD OF DIRECTORS.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1886-12-22
on W HEELS.

The MeSsrs jackson Bros, the popular
South Side butcher, and proprietors of the
Enterprise meat market, have just placed
Oh the streets for the becefit of their many
customers. one of the most complete meat
wagons ever made
The middle of the wagon is made so as to
enable the butcher TO stand up in it; on one
end is large chopping block surrounded
with hooks upon which TO hang meats. In
the opposite end are places for meats. game,
ti>h and vegetables, while upon the four
sides are hooks for various purposes
The wagon was designe,. by the Aessrs
Jark-ons and especially built for them by
Dean & Melvin and cost $500, and is fully
eqnal to any wvgon of eastern make. Owing
to It's peculiar interior arrangement mach
better assortment Of meats can be carriesi-
thus enabling the ladies to secure what they
NAV wish
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1886-12-22
A GREAT COMEDY.

Sisson and Cawthorn's Nugget" com
edy company played a weeks engagement at
the Grand Opera house, Columbus, Ohio, re-
Gently. and the Ohio State Journal says:
1.-The Grand Opera House was packed to
the doors last evening, and the great audi
ence was either laughing or cheering en-
Enthusiastically throughout the entire perform
ance of Little Nugget" The comedy Is
very funny and the company the best seen
in Columbus this season"
Messrs Miller and Oakley, in view of the
tremendous hit this company made, tele-
graphed the New York Clipper as follows:
''Sisson and Cawthorn's splendid company
have captured the town and have rebOoked
them for another week, the only company
have seen lit TO rebook N my house"
The Columbus Evening Dispatch said:
Josie Sisson is not only charming and
accomplished young actress. but her singing
is simply delicious. Her voice, which seems
great deal too big for her lovely throat, is
marvelOuSiy sweet"
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1886-12-22
A PRESENTATION.

Prof E. H. Fritch and his bride were yes
terday the recipient of handsome present,
the gift of the students and teachers of the
business college Mr. and Mrs. Fritch had
came into the college building to glance
through it, and upon going to the large re-
ception room found it arranged for their
reception, and were very much surprised
when one of the students, Mr.. Henry L.
Plummer, arose and in the following speech
presented a beautiful silver water pitcher:
Esteemed teachers and fellow students: 1t
gives me great pleasure to speak III your be-
half to our highly respected and beloved
president on tins occasion. He saw Mt to
leave us for time-to go on a mission OF no
little Importance to the old keystone state,
filled as it is with beautiful scenery and fair
ladies' He seems to have had special bust
ness in the Quaker City. That business was
to take from an eastern home one or those
fair ladies and bring her out into the brac-
ing atmosphere of sunny Kansas to enjoy
living in the most attractive city of the west.
Now. Prof and Mrs. Fritch, it affords me
no small degree of pleasure in behalf of the
teachers and students of the Southwestern
Business College to present you with this
gift as an emblem of their friendship and es-
TEEN, and with it to present their most SIN
cere and hearty congratulations, their
wishes for your future happiness for that
prosperity you SO well deserve.
The professor replied for himself and Mrs.
Fritch in neat and appropriate speech,
thanking the donors fer their gift and kind
wishes
Tho pitcher is the finest that could be OBJ
tanned in the city. richly corved, and bears
the inscription, Presented by the Teachers
and Students of the Southwestern Bus. Col
lege, Dec 81, 1885,"
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1886-12-22
NIPPED IN THE Bud.

Monday night the attention of the police
were directed to a couple who had arrived in
the city from Harper. They had applied for
lodging at one of the hotels and were refused.
Going to boarding house they succeeded in
getting a room, but had hardly taken pos
session of it than Officer Lilly arrested them
both The man paid his fine and depar5ed'
The woman having no money put up cloak
which is now in possession of the city auth
critics. and decided to remain for a while.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1886-12-22
REAL ESTATE EXCHANGE.

To the Editor Of the Eagle.
Since reading an article concerning q real
estate exchange, have given the matter
some little thought and have conversed with
friends upon the subject, aud in order to keep
the ball rolling desire TO state that it is my
firm conclusion, that something Of the kind
would be of immense value to real estate
agents, and in fact to all persons interested
in real estate, if in no other wise than in Civ
ing notice to the different agent that GER
tain piece OF property has been sold. 1t is a
well known fact that one piece of property
is frequently put into the hands of several
parties for sale, and the same piece is not I'M
frequently sold through different agents to
different parties before either finds out that
the other has sold, which is a source OF great
annoyance, loss Of time, and possibly of liti-
CATION. Now, why could there not be estab-
lished central office with messengers to 60
around to all the offices at different times
during the day and get lists of property
offered for sale at each Office, so that
at the exchange Office lists could
be prepared, showing in whose
hands the same piece of property is, that
notice might Immediately be given to other
agents that the property had been disposed
of, and thus save vexation and time! Some
thing of this kind must be done or else agents
will have to refuse to take property which is
in the hands Of others The exchange could
also be made useful in directing strangers to
,xbor,, RI 90 in order IN obtain cartsin pror-
erty But l want the public to understand
that these are mere suggestions and do not
come from one experienced in such affairs.
Let US hear from some one else.
+ STEMS
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1886-12-22
JUSTICE COURT.

John Jerrick was yesterday brought be-
fore Justice Walker upon q warrant sworn
ont by Coroner Wingard. He was remanded
to Jail and his preliminary hearing set for
Monday morning.
The case Of Hays ct al We. Green & Thomas
Yesterday morning resulted in favor of the
plaintiffs, they receiving SGT damages.
Justice Barrett heard the case Of William
F. Sweetland, charged with stealing some
jewelry valued at about $40. He was COM
united to Jail for thirty days.
John Robbins was also before his honor
charged with disturbing the peace OF the
Pendar family, on North Wichita street
The old gentleman's principle objection to
the family appeared to be the fact OF their
coming from Alabama. Upon the case De
ing decided against him he commenced &c
make it lively for the court.
There were also several civil cases dis
,1oS1d Of