The Arizona champion., 1886-10-23

the elm, of ti; eist sli- ,I lIJ&cd down upon several acres ot u n n.Jro' ed real estate, a d orJal sw:tp Ji vet sawiog,. h:ck:1 ~,sn :r:in colored boJs w@drihg noshils 3dI al alr oi drhiuCc Ter tac police, now d magnificent DIllIls llceS ta: tIr1l. ,ent lIIr, aLd p.Jpi: iron tn: iou' qIa'IeIs ot tac spI: ,alc ca;t uIner to Tn: weird mu,iC Oi tn- MeAIcal UAri, wmle cver alI aI,I| I large and eX eI iV- lJlItdit h dredmiiy squirting IL, n! l!In.Mc sq r..
 Every whtre sll=ac- anJ ari Arc visible. Here in lhe new West, where M,nne Haha Uul few il ;etlns ,c4Is Lso strained maple srIp tnr"usn d pillow sam, the pa.e-t,Cc wanurrs through acres of beautiful and usefu. articles, the offspring. l may say, ol urrl-s, hand, dnI tdroOo!ns biains all Oy-r tac universe.
 Here where tle warrior woJel iis uah0gauy mate, aad the plpo Joc seemed indigenous to tn- sJl', p.O pie ,rom Farther lnIi, dld Elil PturIc, Hii., com: lo ni!en to tl: pis,ioLIte notes oi the Mexican DaId uaJ stau .h=r umbrellas ilto tnc old nt,,ero,
 A large police nan at the door oi me art gallery. ih harsh tones, re- qu.,tcd ne 10 dep ISlt my unDrel! ,Iln young wo,uAa, Id II; fp' l respect pJIlcenln wlerever 1 mseeff nln,. Cone ot them arc strangers tU ne. but they are generally mel wn1s. .dvice II Is well to heed. Iliit nJl 1.en fur these m-n I Il, nos GlJH where wJali nave U.ep to dy- .nousaud, 0f m,l.S iro,u acre, p..- lapi.
 He told me aftcrw ri that he mad to stIp people frIn carrying thcl ,anes and n1rellI, int, tl- art de- plltmen, becau,e th 'u5h'l:ss vl,ltors TOW aud then j,b,eL hoe m al SI3,o painting, aad Il delayed the
 xposlion, when they had to wll, tor Minneapolis artl,t u punt al- ,lhcr one. He also stated tlat ex cited people poked the stItdry wltn their canes and knocked of the Irapery.
 S3 lei, my umbrella at the check room, fjr uld not wi,n to delay the
 xhi3lt while new ovrrcutis were b. ug prepe4reI fir the resised s,ttaes.
 When l came back the young VI man took my rheCi, aud a. my radiant smile burst Ip Ih her ani II, up that part of inc Uu!lIIn2, sae orcamc embarrassed, dropIed the chc(k on ,hc floor, where IL n.ingled q wUh ,hc redeemed cheeks, looked al ne with eye, like a startled C, dfi,h AI1 mum nrcd:
 "Whlt um b.cll.?'
 Time wl, gliding swiftly b. and wanted to See some other things b- srdes ihe umbrella exhibit, so got yer the counter to show her which "n" wa, mine. To jlmp over the counter is but the work of monenl win ne. am tall, athletic and eas, in my movements, so got over readily.
 l, seemed 10 surprise her and siar;lc per. earned sfterward that it was not customary to climb over the coun- Ter m order to identify gods.
 Bai sue would not give up the umbrella. She wanted It herself, no doubt. do not blame her, for il Is a goel one, and has the name oi james Whi,comb Ril-y engraved or toe silver plate oi the handle.
 That ls the way idea,ltY Il.
 She wanted me 10 identify myself. | 1 thought ut showing her my pass to the exposition, but decided no, to do so because went Tn or another mans pass, so 1 tolI her that if she ! would send a nal. attendant with l me 10 an adjourning room l would demonstrate to the practical eye by certain embroidered hierogly- phics on my linen that was the man l passed myself off for.
 4 young man who is an attache of the building accompanied me.
 l succeeded in convincing him that my llnen WIS marked Amos J. Ns. Ait, .a!lta229'H. l9a. ]!