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The Arizona champion., 1886-09-18

on left side; ear III ,rk, crop and boz in right, crop of ie:t. Most all the cattle also branded and vented ( (X) on right side.
 BRANDS TO BE KEPT UP. Al on 1t shoulder Of all horses. Al on left siie of all she cattle witn jInglebobbed ears.
 x on leit side of all male cattle with jinglebobbed ears
 B. $. BULLWlNKLE,
 Agent and General Manager. P. 0. Fort Rickerson, Flagstaff, A. r.
The Arizona champion., 1886-09-18
THE ARIZONA CH4MPIONLS THE OFFICIAL
 ORGAN OF THE ASSOCLA TON
THE ARIzoNA CATTLE Co.,

N"'iSO' D"h F Francisco Mts.
 Brand: Cattle, X I on left wat tie on each heck, , slit in each ear;
 THE ARIZONA CATTLE Go. have purr h l se1 the brand published below, formerly owned by Saun- dcro x French Cattle trand < lett side, horses
The Arizona champion., 1886-09-18

above on left fore shoulder are the property of the unie'si .,G.
 A. H. TUCKER, WinSlow. Ariz.
The Arizona champion., 1886-09-18
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COMMISSIONERS.

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 Pres. State Natl. Blk.
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The Arizona champion., 1886-09-18

Incorporated in 1868 for 25 years by the Legislature for Educational and Charitable purposes with capital of 1000, ,ooo-to which a reserve fund of over s55o,ooo has since been added.
 By an overwhelming popular vote its fran chise was made a patt of the present State Constitution adopted December ad, A. D., 1879.
 IHe only Lottery eOer vOfei or and en- aorsea 6y Me beople of any .Siate.
 4 neOey scales Or boStpoHes. Its Grand Single Number Drawings take place monthly. and the Extraordinary drawings regularly every three months instead of simi-Annually as heretofore. A SPLENDID OPPORTUNITY TO WIN A FORTUNE. Tenth Grand Drawing, Class K, in the Academy of Music, New Orleans, Tuesday, October I2, ISS6.-I97 tn Monthly Drawing.
 CAPITAL PRIZE, $15,OOO. 100000 Tickets at Five Dollars Each.
 Fractious in Fifth-, in proportion.
 LIST OF PRIZES,
The Arizona champion., 1886-09-18
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The Arizona champion., 1886-09-18

the right ahd uuder split in the left. Range, Mogollon Mts. P. o ad iress Camp Verde. F. MCCLAkREN.
The Arizona champion., 1886-09-18

Otner UIa"ds: B,ot on left side ,t hlp; T, left side or hIp; . II, l ft side or hip; Boot cattle, road brAad " on right side; T cattle, CT ss oA. right side. Horse brand, co.
 P. 0. Flagstaff, Ariz.
The Arizona champion., 1886-09-18

A. P. WILLIAMS. P. Q Blue ;stypn, "lt kel:n's LanJ Oa, favapLl Coun y, Arizona.
The Arizona champion., 1886-09-18
All cattle an 1 horses bea1ine he above bran |

ear marks: Square cut left ear-over slope off right ear. w. D. BLACK, r. O. Flagstaff, Ariz.
The Arizona champion., 1886-09-18

slope Tn lett; Range, Pitman Valley; P. 0. address, Williams, Ariz.
The Arizona champion., 1886-09-18

Yavapal county. Ear marks-Swal- low fork in right. under bit and slit in left ear. All horses belonging to us are branded same on left hip.
The Arizona champion., 1886-09-18

1897 Prizes, amounting to S265, 500 Application for rates fer clubs should be made only to the oitice of the Company in New Orleans.
 Tor further information write clearly, giv ing full address. POSTAL NOTES, Ex- press Money Orders, or New York Exchange Tn ordinary letter. Currency by Express tat our expense) addressed
 M. A. DAUPUIN,
 New Orleans, La. or M. A. DAUPHIN,
 Washington, ID. c.
The Arizona champion., 1886-09-18

All ft fg T- ing ,ur ,OVye brand n ieil rihs, ear m ks. snO1th rop ,d sr.t m | Oth .arS. ii brse bran (, same as
The Arizona champion., 1886-09-18

, 2ABBIT [. BKUS. Range - San Francisco moun- tains.
 All increase ii branded as ab Dvc cut on both sides
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All cattl brand
 Ls abo C on the eff hip beiong gtI the pro rerty of the urd rsIgncl.
 Ear m rks:- Smooth crop of
The Arizona champion., 1886-09-18

F. w. Pitm n Cattle bran led n left hip, a in
 II; horses bra li- d same; ear narks, crop of ight and und :r-
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for Mayor and confer with thsm ~ to the
Il WAS resolved that the convention adjourn until
Saturday at D. when the remainder OF the county
and judiciary ticket viii probably be dominated.
Mr. HEWITT NoN-CONMITrAt.
Mr.. Hewitt last night st the homo OF his
brother sx-xayor Edward Cooper. No. IL wash
ington-plsoe, where he 10 now living Mr. Hewitt
firmly declined to answer questions In regard 10 LIS
accepting the nomination. He appeared nervous made
short replies and willing to express any views A.
ali the subject He refused to see any representa-
tves OF the after IL O'CLOCK.
The nomination OF Mr. Hewitt q complete sur
prise every outside OF the convention. well rs
to most OF those in H. AT the Hoffman House ana sne
versatiou. The County Democracy leaders would not
believe 1. when the story was first circulated mnon
that il was .hr.wd move, and that If Mr. Hewitt
cepts the nomination he would make strong Ts az
date. As to whether the County Democracy woulh sc
cept him union candidate they declined 10 express
opinion. =,
the Young Mems Club last night In wnirn ne
stated that he had finally concluded TO yield 70 tne
shall he nominated and elected" He aid.d that he
hal come to this conclusion "1h great ys,crm
and all other pledged by tue Democratic power
SKETCH OF Mr.. HEWITT.
Abram g. Hewitt was born at Haversfraw. y. u IN
1922. He gained scholarship by competition anu
entered Columbia College at the age OF twenty Atoer
graduating he became q tutor Ia mathematics rhu
studied law He was simitte TO the bar in lsi5 In
connection with MS fgtner-in-law. Peer Cooper, ne
engaged In ths manufacture or Iron, and Win us
brother in law EiwsId Cooper he established er snsVe
steel and iron works in NewJersey and Pennsylvania
He to ENGLAND In ls62 n confidential mission 10
learn the OF making gun-b iron IN $50
scientific commissioner to the Paris Exposition.
Previous this. in 1859, he orCaniJef the cooper
Union for the Advancement Of Science and Art lie mas
been chairman Of the Democratic National Committee
pro rinent in the electoral dispute IT. is-o
following the Pres ential election or that year IN 49,
h- was elected Congress from the Xth District ann
has served continuously since that timr with the 81.
oSnftnn nj fha
the orations on the opening o., ths New York ana
Brooklyn Bridge.
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WHAT PEOPLE IHINK AND SAY
THOMAS c. ACTON FOR MAYOR.

TO the EdtfOr Of me rrtoUne
SIR: Its In the power of the Republican Couh-
" Convention TO make nomination when Will comm"hu
respect aud the support OF all citizens IRE
spective OF party who desire good municipal govern
mrnL Tue time 10 especially proptous for suen
change as Il eny desired by all true lovers OF our
great metropolis The Republican party Is fortunate in
being rich 10 material for this high and important once
Indeed. Its wealth In this respect is embarrassing
cannot afford 70 make mistake this time, when .ne
Prz-, N we act wisely, Is within our grasp We
been cheated too often already by machine politician aus
Let US pr0nt by the deadly strtfes OF our enemrs
victory witH an exooDtioHaDe candidate VIII De ou
WHAT better name DO offered than that OF lno
C. Acton for this high ami responsible object hr n
would honor the oihce by the same quaites oi IL
character manifested him in various positions OF pu
lie heretofore He 10 Intelligent eIperience1 no
est and courageous. Tried and faithful We kno" III"
be. -.
Let the ticket be: For Mayor, Thomas C. Acton.
aud for President OF the Board Aldcrnop Tbeodoro
Roosevelt -
such a ticket will win tho day. j. '" h
Aetc- York oct II, 1856
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REPLACING A DIsTAsTEFUL TICKET.

ST LOUIS, Oct. 11.-Ever since the nomina-
ton OF candidates by the Republican City Convention
there has been internal strife and dssntons In the par
ty In OF this state OF affairs the Republican CITY
Central Committee called convention for the purpose
OF ructing the ticket. All nominees excepting
vssten, candidate for Jude OF the Criminal Court.
handed In their yasten arose to defend
himself but otidn TO declare his nomination vacant
vss put aud carried. ticket then placed IN the
Held For Judge bf the Criminal Conri-Josepn -
Hodges for sheriff fsaac NJ. Mason; for CLERK OF tn1
Circuit Court-Fre Mott for Clerk OF tho Criinina
Conrt-Chares OBri-n for Clerk OF the Court OF Trim
NAL Corrrction-John ROesch for Prosecuting Att"r
ney-T. p Dyer; for Re- order OF Deeds-W A. Hobhs;
for CorOner-Dr. p Reilly for Assistant Prosecut
Ing Albert Burgess The nomination OF Pro-
bate Judge was left to the Central Committee.
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Ay.BCBIST RAyLyGs IN CHICAGO

CHICAGO, H., Oct. 11.-TO protest against
the verdict IN the Anarchist trial 205 and twenty
three women assembled IN schors Hall, at Sheridan
st. and North ave. the town OF Jefferson, lass even
Ing The speakers Julius H. Krart. Justice Frederick
Euglehari, Dr. Klein ard Othera Justice Engehart said
Il judicial murder, and the worEn1 classes would
not by and their patron saints murdered One
Presseman made wild speech, saying that. after the
speeches made by the convicted II would be COW
ardice for him and his bearers 10 be less radical
He advised his hearers TO organize. not
tor the coming election. bat body OF IN
case the sentence executed. There was once an
Inspector OF Police named Rumph,' he concluded,
nlhere may he an inspector Rumpf 10 Chcagn"
The audience grew Restless during Pressleman's
speech much relieved when be stopped. Late
last evening GUtfrlet Wal er, a caDi3etmaker, who
figured prominently iuformer In the trial OF the
Anarchi-ts went into d saloon No. 105 Wels->t He
recognized chased out in the street and erely
beaten.
spies spent the day in his cell reading Chde Harold
And
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During the the members OF the Union Club have
becu obliged dispense handsome
Parior II has been in the hands OF the decorators
and last night 1t thrown open formally
70 the members Messrs duncan Johnson
ratOrs, have torn down the ceiling and replaced
Il by a and elaborate one two heavy beams
which divide transversely into portions having
the key OF the design spaces between
have been paneled with rich plaster and the o0nsru
tiona lines decorated In con7ecolor fapered gold
The contre panel IN early Italian renaissance in
de..e the world large A irleze mosaic work
comes below the cornlce while the wall space plain surface
,sfnt 10 initiate OF greenish gold The dafo
End MI the trim OF the room treated
In the prevailing coffee color and gold OF the ceiling and
nanfes and acoye treated IN
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= OMINATEO AGAINST MR. MCADOO.
NATIONAL CAPITAL TOPICS.
THE SURRENDER OF GERONIMO.
GENERAL MILEs's RpPoRr-rHE INDIANS SIDE OF
THE CASE.

GENERAL MILEs's RgPnRr-rHE INDIANS SIDE OF
THE CASE.
WASHINGTON, Oct. 11.-General MIless re-
port as commander OF tins Military Department OF
Arizona and New-Mexico which has been received al
the War ID -partment is a vOuninous document, con =
tanning full history OF mia operations against Geronimo
and his band recites substantially the following de-
tails:
some days prior to tho surrender descrter from
Geroninio's band came into General Miess camp with
the Information that the renegades short OF food
clothing and ammunition, fOotsOre and nearly e1
haused from marches and could rot hold out much
longer Tnereupon General Miles ordered Lieutenant
GAt-wood VINO knew Geronimo and Nstchez well and
spoke the pacho take guard or Nv
obtain barley IL possible with Geronimo and see II he
would Surrender. This mission Lieutenant Lakewood
accomplished successfully. He Informed Geronm In
answer to the chiefs question that be had authority
to offer him terms then asked TO be taken TO
Captain LawtOn, who IN tnn Immediate DelghDOr-
mood. This done and on repeating tho question
asked Lieutenant GatewOOd, Captain LAYTON told the
Indian that could make terms and that he must
surrender Geronimo then wanted To see General Miles
The General toll MN that be hal no terms to offer
that II he his band surrendered all, they must
prisoners or that they must lay down
their President OF the United states
his willingness 20 surrendrr tut Natcn-Z who had III
me meantime OF reach refused TO IN
word he wanted TO 20 theNne Mountains Tor
month where Ip0n Geronimo went out after Natchez
and soon returned with HIN
Geronimo In explan ltiOn. and Justification OF his
conduct said eft the reservation for the reason
that there conspiracy aiOos there headed Dy
ChattO. TO murler him.
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OBITUARY..
ARsAIOM WOODRUFF.

Absaom s. Woodruff, presiding Judge OF the
PassAic County. j.. Courts. died yesterday morning
about o'clock at his home in Paterson, age
He had been for years suffering with complication Oh
diseases but had retired last Thursday niKh la MS
health. The morning lie could cot be aroused aho
the state OF coma continued until death. aitnou9n
toward the last he recognized those about him and made
fruitless efforts SPEAK Hs last illness was meninzts
In the County Courts YESTERDAY Supreme Court Justice
Dixon, presiding. briefly referred to Judge Woodruu
death and announced that tomorrow. the day OF tue
funeral, court would not be held Judge woodruff was
born In Newvernon Morris County N j.. in Juiy'lsls
His father was prssticnx physician there Aostlom
entered the law Office Of John g. Hagar OF Morrstown
formerly United States Senator from California lie
subsequently studied with w. ]. Hunt OF CHESTER
Morris County. and Peter D. Vroom. OF Trenton. he
was admitted to the bar attorney In 1874 ana as
counsellor in ls47. In 1915 he removed TO Paterson
Two years later ne appointed adurant OF tho lss
Regiment and after ward elected colonel, position
which he signed In 1853 he appointed By Cow
ernor Newell Prosecutor OF tue Pioas FOR fassaio
ooun.y' ana served In that capac,-1 fSr i've G name
GRATIS candidate for Congress In the Win Sew-Jersn
for the first time asking suarages OF that coDstitu-
ency Mr. Phelps WAS elected recelvng l2I0l votes 70
vas appointed again to be Prosecutor by Governor
parser. and was r-appointed by Governor MGCleiisn
to br Preceding Judge OF the Orphans Court and Courts
OF Common Pleas. General and special Quarter SESSIONS
OF Passaic County. The Republican senate relussu 70
confirm hin, aud Governor Ludlow appointed him TO
Ill the vacancy during recess The next year Nc was
again appointed unsnimOusly confirmed -
In politics Judge Woodruff was formerly an mas
pendent Democrat but IN 1856 be DouKnt me fueTsOH
InteHtgencer and conducted II in the interests OF fte
mont aud Dayton. He Joined the Republican party anu
votsd with II until Grants first term, wnen no orcAme
an enthusiastic Democrat, and so remslred MS poh.
cal career was marked with many stormy epsou1', ~
peciay In 1878 and 1880, when the Greenback
movement at ts height and labor troubles IN RAJ
erson com pcated with politics Judge woodruff
was an enthusiast Horticulture and took many prhes
IN exhibitions. He started the Bellevue NurscrJ'
at the ime OF HIS death owned fine vineyard IN lctS
he married isabella. daughter Of General Se0.Ee
De Wolf OF Bristol, r. l. She died In leoo. Two
children living, and a daughter WHO Is the
wife Of Thomas w. White. jr.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-12

The Metropolitan Association Fire Underwriters whose
membership includes every Fire Company dons
business in its territory sphere Of operations the
cities of NewYork Brooklyn Long Island City Jersey civ
and HobOken and staten Island
The Association through the press 20 furnish the
policy holders in these places reliable information
the objects OF organization order remove wrong I'M
pressons IL such exist and modify ds2cl the usual
prejudice against combinations.
Insurance being necessity it manifest that combina-
ton should formed for the purpose OF making hah
premium rate that would permit either excessive PROFITS or
improper On the contrary the ASSOCIATION
Will have objective point reduction Of the cost OF in
surance practical point II Will organize sys-
t. by which the enormous destruction OF property be
checked will inegeny work not only to diminish the
load policy has bear by reason OF such
destruction, also assist in increasing the wealth OF the
community by preventing far possible the burning Of
property.
In produce results proposed at the outset
make practicable temporary equalized rating OF
Under the pressure Of denorazed competitonn
has heretofore been possible for the Fire Onde"tesn
THIS district always to adjust equitable man
policy holders have been insured far below coss
others high As fast - practicable the As'cci@
ton prepare ant apply system OF schedule ratings by
which each any benefit 70 which it Is larry
entitled by superior construction care IN manage
ment facilities for eInguishing fires improvements
buildings Will be Recognized by proper reduction
and fully believed that TINS encouIaseuirht -
property viii both improve the character OF ne"
buildings as render those previously built less
hazardous and their surroundings keiac'
tons Will also the introduction OF approved auto
matte and other appliances for detecting or extinguhins
fires also proposes To reduce the expenses
OF conducting by the payment OF uniform 10"
rate vi the aim Of the Association TO 30 reduce
expense conducting the business that rates may Do
made satisfactory reduction Of the premium by TO
bate IL Is firmly the Association tlat such re-
dncon in expenditures WILL addition 10 the change m The
system OF ratings enable II 20 give the insured sche
ue Of rates that will poicyhode All Of the 'esr
able features the purely mutual system without
liabilities.
The Metropolitan Association Of Fire nlerwriters aims 10
merit appreciation Of the public and would ask that ther
initial steps be harshly criticised Time will be required
IN remedy many incqual bring the machinery into
working order undertaking is vast one, but the OBJ
ecs TO be gained are worthy the best efforts VI every %
zen and every underwater.
f. A WALTON President
DAVID L. KIRBY. secretary.
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MONEY FoR TIE CHARLESTON sUFFERERS
HERB1o APPARENTLY WELL AGAIN

Rudolph Herbig young German who taken to the
Gouverneur Hospital sunday. suffering from what
thought hydrophob up feeling better yesterday
IL had spssm. small affair during the night and up TO
he hospital yesterday morning he had
any barking biting sh,wn any other symptoms OF
ydaophob During the period tnat he such signs his
MIND perfect blank and ne does remember any
thing he fell the side walk Sunday
ing until he opened his eyes hospital and
found Orderles standing the bed holding
OF him look at Herig that he bitten Ov
dog years ago his
Herbg pointed the dog
As return Dr.
APPEL be i-ves that the not rabies lie has
"a considers OF those singular
which cannot be accounted for Dr. As
hospital
him chance study the but Herbig
and that he preferred oysters
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forsvacn Oy any particular stos ner ekcolt wisd - - 10
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not addressed being sent W Iae IsIoss w.
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ters Tor Mexico must DO directed per Newport D
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spreet per s;samsnlp BelgeniAnd. Antwerp letters
must dirs Ted pc, ss,ssn.1d - a. II m Iss
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Mals tor Cum. .aa..SAa poe steamship BeIss iron
Mails Toe Australia New-zeaiana. sandwich ~, aaa
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nsnp Cetls With British mails tvr Aas
trzlixl Mails islAnlA psr saiy CIV q
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from Ssy Ssss 81. Pa eiSss s IN; once %
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ON the presumption their uninterrupted overland zn -
Sac Frincsco the East arriving oS rAn ,s1
Francesca tho VI sailing steamers AFRO dis1eise
thsnco lie samc day
S'A'' ~ HENRY q. PEARSON. PostmAstss
Pos, ONCE. New.York. N. L.. Octoter \ 1904
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c,rvIN-In London, England on September D. 1886,
Eliza A. &. and daughter OF the Late
William and Eliza A. Wall
Funeral services held residence 65 East
st. Wednesday morning October l3 at 10 O'Clock
LARK-At East Orange N j. october o. 1885, Everitt b.
Of William IL. and Margaret H. Clark. In the 3sth
year OF his -
Funeral services at the residence OF his uncle William
Trpp Gaesave., Brooklyn. Tuesday, tho 18th, at
o'clock.
Kindly omit flowers.
CURRIER-At residence in Worcester Mass. october
TO- Elizabeth Dickinson. wife Of Augustus ~ Curer esd
DUDLEY-On Saturday evening, october 1850 ~ M
late residence. 30l Henry st. Brooklyn, " lluAH IL ~
ley NJ ID. 49, - -aanscr
medical profession and friends are sspeS n
attend The funeral services AZ Grace
corner HickssL Gracecourr on wednesday octoooa
Is at2 2. IN. ..
1t is kindly requested that no flowers be sent
DWlGHTOn sunday morning October 10 at her residence
In stoekbrdge Mass +. Dwight widow OF Colonel
Henry ". Dwight OF Berkshire and mother Of Colonel
James f. Dwight OF New. ork CITY .,,a -.
Funeral al stockbrdSe, tuesday OctoOor IL ~
y.
pINGEE-At 5.s0a M on Monday Peter II. Dingee In tho
6bth ~ OF his age
Int.rnient az Bedford, n. Y, "Wednesday -
and friends Of the family invited to attend the
funeral his late residence lB5 Chnton-avss
Brooklyn. on this Tuesday evening At o'clock