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Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-06-19
The Arizonn Reef shipment.

The reports at the present received
 from every portion of the territory con-
 firms the predictions of the best in- formed stockmen m regard to the unpre- cedented large shipment of beef cattle to be made from Arizona during lSSo- Already large numbers of beef stock have been shipped to eastern and west ern markets, and from this on until the close of the session on an average not less than one thousand head of beef cat tie will be shipped weekly 10 eastern points alone, while the shipments tn California will not be much smaller. The greater portion of the cattle design ed for eastern markets will of course be marketed in Kansas City, >slthoueh the reported establishment of stock yards at Denver has created a dispon. tiou among shippers to try their luck IT that market if they should receive en' courage meat 10 do so.-Hoof and Horn
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-06-19
Indian News.


 Mrs. Frank Proctor received s Iette, last evening from her husband, in Ari vsca, giving the following reliable in formation concerning the Indian raiders and the volunteer posse in pursuit. The letter is dated June 18th:
 1.-The men who went out after the In- dIans all come back, having recaptured some or The stolen stock. TEeir horses all gave out on account of not being shod, so they came m one nisEt and the next day commenced shoelnr all the best horses that could be found ana started out agaIn on Sunday evening. about 50 men, well mounted, with Don Juan Elias as Captain. They have gone to stay as long as possible. They say they found signs of Indians who hsye been Tn the PajBri.o mountains for n long time, and they think they have been there ever since the fight with 1ank-that IS, part of them have neyerlett the mountains. The men ex- Pect to trail them tO another camping ground.
 No troops are yet known to be On this side of the mountains.
 One oI the animals left here by the Indians on their late raid belongs to Mslsh X Driscoll, one is Yank's and an other IS strange brand.
 II the troops would go into the noun tains from Nog4les they codld help our men, or st least give them some proyis- ions, as the men had no way of taking any rations, and must subsist on such beef as they may find. If they can be provided with food they can get the h. dlans, Tor they nave experienced men who know every foot of the country on both sides of the line. There is no dan ger to be 8pprehended from the Indians 80 long as the men are chasing them, but If they overtake them and take away their stock, then everybody had better look out, especially for their stock.
 They have taken from here about twenty eight head of horses, so far es can be learned"
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-06-19
Death of k. :. Foster.

Last Wednesday evening about 6 o'clock, R. $. Foster, and old resident Of this place and owner of q large cattle age about eIght miles from town, suiT- erIng from nervous prostratIou. WAS g,v- en sleeping potion by his attendant. who lncGutiously left the balance of the medicine standing on s table by the bed.
 It is supposed that while left alone Mir. Foster must have taken the remain der of the medicine. as in short time after his wife entered the room aud found hIm in an unconscious state. Dr. D. J. Brannen was immediately called, who renamed with him during the night, and used every meals possible to arouse him, but with DO avail. He fingered in an insensible condition until about 6:l5 Thursday morning, when he died Flagstaff Champion.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-06-19
Remove The Apaches.

The farce of trying to subdue few hostile Apache Indians goes on with un- abatei vieor. The original ten Italians on the wRrpath have increased and multi piled Rt Rn amazing rate, and the end of hHstilities IS apparently no nearer than a yehr ago. Several thousand troops are now qusrterel Tn southern ArlxouH, but they have up 10 date been of little use in catching Indians. The reason for this peculiar state of affair." is the fact that the San Carlos reservation contains about 5000 Apache Indians. They are blOoi- thirsty lot of TeprUbRtts s; and being such, are peculiar pets of the eastern humanI- tarians. When a squad of them get tired of the ennui of reservation life, they go on the war-path, kill n number of set .lers, and when their taste for blood and robbery IS satisfied, they sne8kb Bck tOthe reservation, and theIr places are taken by fresh band of cut-thrO8ts. This has been going on for years rIght under the noses of the Indian agents aud officers, and will go on for years tO come, unless ths government sees fit to remove inc tribe to tine Indian territory and Obllte- rate their tribal relations. The hostiles are furnished with ammunition from the reservation. They slip in and out of San Carlos whenever they desire. The friendly" Indians buy cartridges st Tucson WheneS CT they see fit. IL Is a mournful tragedy to the people of south ern ArizoDs, but & roaring farce to the Apnches. The government IS spending enough money every year m trying to subiue these Indians to board the whole tribe in first-class style n New York city, but the lesson is not needed by the present inefficient head of the war de- partment. Probably after the expend- iture of severals more millions of dollars and the loss of hundreds of valuable lives, the government may heed the prayers of the people of Arizona and New Mexico and remove these Indians 10 a portion of the country where they can be forced into submission, or, at least, where if they commit murders, public sentiment IS strong enough to compel mpelpunishment.-Albuquerque Jour nal
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-06-19
I.ns Angeles Letter.
Los ANGELES, June l5, lSS

Los ANGELES, J uue Aoi 4oNp'
 I met Paul Moroney, Senior, this morning, looking as blonde and as fresh ss of yore. I understand he has his eye on one of our principal hotels. My first acouaintance with Paul com menced m the flush days of 'Sl in Tue son. At that time he was running the Cosmopolitan in your cIty. He had 0 bouse full of bosrders, but most of them were sanguine.iellows-tic' IS. not s mothers son of them had anne ID ready cash, but every fellow exrested 70 have a million or so Tn the comlhS month from the sale of mining SroutC ,o eastern investors. Paul V goo'- natured and obIging and neve pressed his boarders for pay, although ht tliaes Ina had to do some pretty h7ely hh"h' ciering to meet his running expenses; One day his patience was exhausted anu be determined to make his guests pon! up. Selecting Bn embryo miillo.- aire who owed two months ooard, Ina said to him. Bill you must settle up. I can't afford to run tbis house any longer unless some or you fellows pay your bills lne oiu miner replied. then why in thunder 5on't you sell out to some body who can ofFord to run it?" Paul abandoned bis collecting tour there and then. The hotel business pays wellIn Los Angeles; It is reported that the St. Elmo cleared e45OO last month. There are SO many strangers and visitors here that accom- r,udstions are at & premium. IT fhul can get the right house he will dc well. L.-
 Ed. Durham of the St Elmo has takei the Nadesu Block and IS rapidly con yerting that mammoth structure into first class hotel They will prove grea' relief to the trsvsllng public. ,.r
 The Los Angeles hsckmen are Ike ai
 .ha rest of their tribe all over th' world; they will stick it to trsyeiei :e vhen they get chance. The other nlgn
 n drunken drummer drove up ln mack to the St. Elmo and, dismouniins
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-06-19
Our Worst Enemies.

Next to our vices, are our follies. Among them is the imperilling of future bodily comfort, aud the average tenure of life to which persons of moderately good constitutions are presumably entitled, by impruience in eating and drinking, and the reckless use of drugs. II is one of the happy capabilities of Hostet- ter's Stomach Bitters that It can repair damage thus inflicted. When the blood is thin and wstery. the bowels out of order, the complexion and tongue both giving evidence of billiousness, there IS a necessity for repairs upon the human tenement obvious enough to stsrtle its possessor. A course of the Bitters, the abandonment of "drugging" for relief, and common sense diet and mode of life these will speedily produce H change for the better. What quinine for fever and age, and mercury for biliousness and constipation, won't do, the BIiters will. If also relieves rheumatism and neu- ralgia, and inactivity of the kidneys.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-06-19
Honor Among Thieves.

i,g g ,i- !. related that burglar was go- e o, '1fough house in an Arizona town to,.i1l ,S in1l4ht, and discovered an excep- lr1an-' large sum of money. Curious TO e5i,@., ,NIetner be had broken into an tje,r i house or that of some other va- ov,s. o' capitalist, he turned to the s45. who had just awakened. and ,o ,T1-i .-1-'i1e ne. Colonel, but I would like u,rsriiSr. riirite how you came by such ap un-
 aS:! a.s:.! large wad of wealfb9
 s,a .-,, feplled the moneyed man. "I t7,s 7 member of the Thirteenth Iegisla. ,5.i,o 'Iioasand pardonsr exclaimed the a>f,I 'nTglar. dropping inc money, b.,s as We Eever steal from the mem. !o-,lo.. '. 'ne profession. Good n;oh, ,'i 1-
 -Dssone Democrat. N'sH''
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-06-19

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Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-06-19

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Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-06-19
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Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-06-19

Miss Nellie Casbman will take charge of the Palace Hotel in this city on July Ist. Miss Csshmsn not only ranks as the most successful hotel keeper in Ari- zons. but she hss a very wide scquRint- ance in the southern part ot the terri tory, and every acquaintance IS friend. The Palace, under her management will become popular indeed.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-06-19

Ex-Governor Tri;le and F. M. Murphy are still ID New York working on rail- road matters. Expect to arrive in Pres colt about p inst.-Journsl Miner.
The Arizona champion., 1886-10-09
More Than Was c ontrAsted For.

Jonn A. Stewtrr, of the firm of Ledbeter x Stewart, we'll known con- tractors, at No. 5 Lafayette ave. was one of the three fortunate holders of one-fifth interest in ticket I9. 4o6,
 which drew SIo, 900 at the July draw. ing of the Louisiana State Lottery. A Tribune representative found MT. Stewart at his elegant home at 735 Cass ave-, and learned it from his own
 lips. Said he: "Some time before the July, 1886, drawing of the Loulsitn | State Lottery, my friends w, J. Sull. van and William Hertebus of this cit ' and myself parted with S each for fifteen different fifths interest in tick cts. It was my first venture. We ex- pected nothing. but we received no. tlce that Ticket No. I9, 4o6, in which
 we had fifth interest, had drawn sIo. 900, and check for B oio WIS received, and we dlylde,l equally. ."-- Detroit, (Michigai,) rnOune, Jly 28.
The Arizona champion., 1886-10-09
THE ALBUQUERQUE FAIR.

It Is estimated that over five thou sand strangers visited the Exposition, from every portion of the southwest. The streets were crowded and the fair grounds jammed with sightseers. Ma ny came, not particularly to visit the fair, but to make money, and spend it, the former being largely in the majority. Every hotel and lodging house was filled, the stores did an im- mense business, and saloons and other places had nothing to complain of. By proclamation of the Mlyor, Thurs. day was declared general holiday and all business places were closed, thus allowing the overworked proprie- tors and employees to take in the ex- position. At the grounds, what with the bands playing, the beautiful wo- men in gala toilets, the prancing of steeds, the fire companies and baseball clubs in full costume, the crowds surging hither and thither, and the de- termination to enjoy themselves visi- ble on every countenance, the scene was indeed animated and brilliant. The only disappointment was in the waits between the various perfor- mances, which probably. could not be avoided. The manage .nent did nobly in their efforts 10 make the exposition q success, and it has been of inmsnss benefit to the ind Iitrses of the great southwest.
The Arizona champion., 1886-10-09

THE campaign has now fairly and actively commenced. Both political parties have met in Convention and nominated their men for the different County offices. On both tickets men have been selected who are we'll known to the majority of Yavapli County. Many of them are old and we'll known residents of the sections in which they live and with very few exceptions the gentlemen on both tickets have been personally known by the CHAMPION for nu a. Der of years. This paper wishes to say, that it does not believe, nor will 1t allow its columns to be used in personal abuse of any individual sim ply because he has been placed before the people for office. Nor will it allow itself to lose,its temper, by any silly, imbecile, low or dirty slurs that may be cast on, or against it by paper. who may differ from us in their polit. ical views. We also wish 1t distinctly understood that, during the present campaign, we consider it the pro, vince of journalism to criticise in a fair and candid manner the officia acts of all gentlemen who have held offices of public trust. We believe that never in the history of oul County has the Republican party nominated as strong ticket as the present one, and that with united, undivided action success will attend them atthe polls in November. We have made our talk, and by it we will siands
The Arizona champion., 1886-10-09
winslow Convention.

The citizens of Apache County held tax payers convention at Win. slow on Monday and Tuesday of this week, which:was we'll attended by a large nnmber of the oldest and largest tax payers of the County. On Mon- lay evening matters looked little mixed and there seemed to be con siderable difference of opinion as to which of the many candidates should receive the nominations for the diff ferent offices. An adjournment was taken until Tuesday morning, in order to give the delegates time to canvass the qualifications of their re- spectiye friends, and next morning a full county ticket was nominated which i5 said to be very strong and also meets with favor from a minority of the people. One of their best and strongest nominations was J. H. Breed for Councilman. M-. Breed is an old and tine honored citizen oI the County, one of the largest ia, payers, and has a host of friends who will labor earnestly and faithfully to elect him to the Legislature by ] rousing majority. In our next issue we will endeavor to publish the entire County ticket as nominated.
The Arizona champion., 1886-10-09
Newsy Letter forIn 0ie. Cherry Crock
 Correspondent.
Cherry Creek, Oct, 4th, 1885.

Cherry Creek, Oct, 4th, 1885. EDITOR CHAMPION.
 Stockmen n this vicinity are very saucy, for the grass is high, and good and their animals are in fine condition.
 Wm. Allen and Nip Blicklord have gone to Pnoenix to attend the fall races. They are taking three fine horses w,th them, Croxd=r head; the list. School Is progressing nicely with an attendance of 25 scholars. P. C. Miller weilds the peiegngal wand with a firm and urtiring hand Mining interests are looking up in thls vicinity. NJ indS, Campbell and O!den are abjut through with a hundred ton run from the Supply" from which they expect good results.
 Jack Hardy is drifting in the "E.tie" on the hundred foot level and the mine is looking fine and will certainly prove success, for 1t is a large and rich ledg.. John Allen is sinking on the "Clipper' ani taking out son rich gold ore. Smith and S.ott are lawing over ,he C i'd Nugget. c. it boys, may you both be successful.
 Sherman Sessions and P. C. Miller leased mine from Dr. Scott, and will commence work at once.
 Republicans of this precinct are proud of the ticket nominated al Prescott, and thlnk this fall is the accepted time to try and defeat some of the Democrats, who seem to think that the people of Yavapai should continue them h office during their natural lives.
 The boss of this creek is Demo crat. Lately he has not boasted about the men he nominated in the Con- ven,ion. He got left in the Primary. Sad Is the lie of a politician when the people cannot appreciate his ability and worth.
 MoLINo.
The Arizona champion., 1886-10-09

lng wool producing region oi the world, and wool a surplus article of export, as cotton, grain and provisions now are. To the thousands of flock masters who read this we send greet ing of encouragement"
 think you will agree with me that that is encouraging. learn from the same Journal but of different date that the shortage ot the wool clip fer the present year will be twenty-five million pounds.
 We arc told that the jobbing trade in woolens continues very active and that is something we are greatly in terested in. l do not think Demo crat could make me believe "black is white" but we should give the pre-. sent administration credit for finally causing rigid investigation into the classification of foreign wools. That, too, is of great importance to us. Now, this Association will be what. ever we choose to make it, and in order to make it anything, it will rcquire the action of every individual member, and now I ask each and every one of you to assist in every way you can to make this organiza, ton what we all would desire tc have it. This, however, cannot bt done without active cooperation.
 Moved and carried that the claim of Daggs Bros, and Co.,, for sIoc against this Association, be referred for adjustment as special case to the executive committee.
 Moved and carried that these pro ceedings be published in the Arizona CHAMPION, Hoof & Horn, Apache County Critic and St. Johns Herald
 Moved and carried that the meet. ing now adjourn to meet at Flagstaff on call.
 C. H. Schulz, Secretary.
The Arizona champion., 1886-10-09

TIE organ at Prescott has, as we predicted, resorted to Its only stock in trade, personal abuse of the repub. lican candidates. Poor, imbecile, tot,ering thing. With the bracing you get from the federal ring, you should not try by base and false insin- ualions to injure in any way the char acters of men who are your supeIiors, and always will be in every way. W. q. Blshford is too well known to the people .of Prescott and Yavapai Coun- iy as an upright, honest citizen to be harmed by any ofthe organs despica- ble and false slnrs. Onthe contrary, II will gain votes for Mir. Bashford on slection day,
The Arizona champion., 1886-10-09

GEO. W. SlNEs, one of the R. publican nominees for Assemblyman for this county, is an old and time honored resident of Prescott. His interests are all in Yavapai County, and he is bonafde citizen and tax payer. A gentleman thoroughly con. versant with the wants and needs of our people, he will make one of the best representatives in the I4th Leg. islature.
The Arizona champion., 1886-10-09

TIE CHAMPION acknowledges a pleasant call from that veteran old j,urnalist c. W. Deach on last Satur- day. For years Charley owned and edited tie Miner, and devoted not only Lis time, but his money to ad- vance the interests of old Yayapli and Prescott in particallr. He received at the republican convention the nom ination for one of the assenblymen of ihis county. Mir. Beach, from his long residence here, is perfectly con yersant with the needs and wants of our people, and his services in the halls of the legislature would be of great benefit to the citizens of our county.
The Arizona champion., 1886-10-09

o. A. Ensign, one of the Rspubll- can candidates for the Legislative As sembly, is an upright, honest, con scientions gentleman. fully conver- sant with what is required by our people as regards legislation, and will be an honor to the people and a credit to the Iieke, he represents.