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The Arizona champion., 1886-12-18
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Auothsr Large sI i.'mrn' rom Flagstaff
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 Again we take pleasure in recorl- ing the shipment cf another large Icl ol fat l,eef cattle from Flagstaff oi, last Thursday. Caiilcmrn say that they al" as fine band as has beer hiprcd from here m loHc 'im', hey wcr. purchased hy ChdS. Col lins Tor Lhas. C. ,SSen. of Los Ancc- les, and the shipment WIS made through the mercantile house oi P J.. Brlnnen' II we remember correctly this is the fourth shipment ot cattle that has beea made in the last five weeks from this point, numbering something over q thousand head . This bears out the statement so often made by the CHAMPION that nowhere in Arizona caa there be found as fine stock country IS there Is in and around Flagstaff for radius of forty mics. No matt@- what season of the year, stock always is !n excellent con dition and agents who come here 10 buy cIa always be accommodated if they do uot want to pay starvation prizes.
 The superior quality of the San Frinci,cC, Magollon, Oak Creek and Verde beef is spoken of both east and west, and at present California seems to be the largest purchaser. If eastern commission mere hants wish 10 secure any ot thls most lucrative trade, they soouId inform our stock men of their desire in some way, and at fair prices they can buy hundreds of head of fat cattle if they wish.
 The following are the owners of the cattle shipped, also the number and ranges:
 Wu.. Fain, Mogollon Mountains, 7i; Vanderslip Bros., Magolon, 37; Dan Marr, Verde, 66; T. J. Eaman. Verde, 45; Acker x Walker, Apache Maid, 2I; Wm. Powell. Oak Creek, s4; Chas. Morris, Verde, 9; W. G. Wingheli, Verde, P; M. Bunch, FIagsiail, 9; Ike Lowinlal, San Fran cl~co Mountains, I5; Hicks x Dun can, same, 9; P. ]. Brannen, Mogol- lon Mountains, !; miscellaneous, II; m king total oi .,50 hcAd.
The Arizona champion., 1886-12-18
TEH!iscDRlkL ITEMS,

Hon. Pa, Hamilioa Is still seriously Ill, but improving.
 The railroad is nov within ten miles of Prescott,
 ]. H. Angel and his wife have been arrested at Fort Grant for horse steal, ing
 The District Court opened at Pres colt on Monday last, Judge w. W, Porter presiding.
 Dr. O. Mahoney, of Phoenix, has been elected superintendent of tie new insane asylum.
 Hon. ]. s. Mansfield, of Tucson, has det lined the nomination for mayor ot that place.
 H. D H1mlin, the Phoenix fire man who was injured in the recent confagralion, is dead,
 4 syndicate of three St. Louis capitalists has subscribed working capital of $4oo.ooo to develop cop. permitting property in Arizona.
 E E Hamb'-toa, an inspector Of custD ns aS II Igales, shot and killed D M Kellr, agent of the New Mex leo and Arizona Railway during a quarrel Tn the cu,tom house.
 Francisco Ortiz, milkran, living near Nogales, has been robbed of sI,5oo by six men who made an at- tack on his rAncn lnd tortured him until he revealed the hiding place of hls money,
The Arizona champion., 1886-12-18

IN the New England and Eastern States there are thousands of people who would make Arlzoua their home fthcy knew of its splendid climate and productive soil. If the possibil- ities of the unclaimed lands of this territory were thoroughly understood by ihe young farmers who toll on the limited area of farms east of the Mis-. sissippi, there would be large exodus from their homes to the sunsc, lands. How can these facts be conveyed to these people except by the newspap- CTS Certainly there Is no other way so etficac ious therefore, every resi- dent here should do all he can to dis. tiibute the local paper through the mails, among their friends and ac- uldintanccs l1 the east. If our busi. ness men would pay attention to this they would tinu II to be seed sown that will yield them rich harvest in the future.
The Arizona champion., 1886-12-18
BOVINE DISE lSE.

Not unf'equcntly arem ,rk is heard from men interested in the cattle busi:iess that there is too much aglta- tlon and newspaper talk about bovine diseases. They seem to think that talking of this thing tends to lower he market and prevent operators from buying as freely as they other wise would. This is a great mistake. It there were no such disease as pleuro.pneumonia prevalent in vari- ous parts of the country, it would un- doubledly be grossly criminal act to circulate reports that such disease existed. and SD destroy confidence in the market and needles,ly aar m cat tlr growers. Blt Is it not equally crm,nal when suct disease Is known 60 exist, 10 deny u and declare that there IS no d,nger to be feared.
 What would be thought oi doctor who al owed virulen, and contas. IouS disease iJ grow among healthy community without disclosing lrS pre>ecte2 Would not The auihOrl- rlrs of ci'y be severely censurcJ ii they alOYci dt,el,-a such as choierI IT small pox to exist without warning prup.c of the dln5cr aud la%irS ncasqr,s to prete1t i,r spread , The ,uuc tue, thit tp' 'B to lh: ,np. p,,s-ipr oi hnm,n cnnIa5 iol, d,,. .I,e, must aecesI'liy arpy ,o those which oI:N ql,irup-d5.
 l. Is wei known fact that con. agi0u, cAtlic distas-S exist tp an lMmlas extent in many Irii ms oi ;nls country and the oaly wIy Ii p | et the truth b. thoroughly xAOwn so Gat the | jcucc cf popullr opinion may compel congress 10 cnlct lIwS which shall arrest the growth of these lr>elseS and finally eradicate them. Our iorelgn trade Is already crippled and 1t cannot be restored 10 a healthy condtoN until il IS announced on officlal authority that the country Is entirely free from all contagious dis eases
 Fortunately, Arizona is entirely tree from this scourge upon the herds oi the country, but that is no reason why tine cat,lcmen of this territory should mol use every iafncacc that raa be brought into operation [, io- duce the enactment of laws which ,hsil tend 10 preserve the herds on the.r ranges in the same healthy con. iiliop ihey are now f1und.
The Arizona champion., 1886-12-18
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A ,arlo'd of scrap rS and ploW' have arrived for grading the line.
 Fhg,talf people are subscribing I'b- erally to Ihe stock.
 X carotd of mules came in On Wednesday.
 T. R. Gable. Acting C. :ncral Man ,ser, and Chief Engineer SuuadeiS, f the 4. & P. railroad, were ntown Thursday and Friday consulting with the Mineral Belt officials.
 P. ]. Branren has donated d large tract oi land on the south slde of the line, 10 the company, for the erection of round house, etc.
 Chief Engineer Saunoers, of the A. & P. Railroad, was here Thursday in consultation with Chief Engineer Jackson, of the Mineral Belt Rail road in reference to determining the point from which the junction ot the Mineral Belt road with the A. & ?. should start, and we are informed have decided 10 commence graiing- about Ioo feet west of the water tank. While there has been no official dec lirl,ion of this, there is no doubt bat what Flagstaff will be the poin, from whence the jrnction will be made,
The Arizona champion., 1886-12-18

A pleasant dance was given at the residence of Wm. Fain, one of Flag s,af's prominent cattle men, last evening.
 Al. Doyle left last evening on the wcst-bound train for the purpose of hiring men to work on the Mineral Belt road.
 In many localities Hoods Sarsapa- rilla is in slch general demand that i, is inc recognized family medicine. People write that (" inc whole neigh borhood is taking it, etc. Particu- larly is this true of Lowell, Mass, |, where 1t i, made, and where more of Hoods SarsaparIlla is sold than oi any other sarsaparilla or blood puri. fer. It IS the great remedy for de- bility, scrofula, dyspepsia, blliousness CT any disease caused by impure state or low condition of the blood. Give it trial.
The Arizona champion., 1886-12-18
Christmas Festival,

A meeting was held on Tuesday evening at the schouihouse 10 make arrangements for festival for the children; 70 be held at the school house on Christmas Eve. Tine fol. lowing were appointed as commit Ice to take charge of the presents and
 rranse the schOul room: Mrs. Rior- dan, Miss Friton. Mrs. Virlng. Ms, HoXwnrlh, Mir. Norris, Mrs. Thomas, Mir. Elmore and P. P. DAggs. This committee are requested tn De al the schoolhnuse from I o'clock until 4 Q clock on the afternoon of Friday next.
The Arizona champion., 1886-12-18


 EDDY has commenced to build the Mineral Belt road again-by teIe graph.-Tucson Star.
 If the writer of the above was now in Flagstaff he would hlye optical ev- idence that makes hs sneeri1g para graph pointles;. Col. J ". Eddy |, here, together with Cen. McDJaaid, the Vice President. and Cnlei E lgi- neer Jackson, with eight asiis,ants, who are busy laying out the corr,e ol the first par; of th. gra ling. Cen eral Manager Gib~l. of the A & P. 's here for the purpose O, colterring with the officials oi the Mineral Belt regarding the exact point of junction and 10 consider the plan and location of union depot. A carload Of scrapers and blows and carload of mules have relchcd here and fifteen miles ot ,al,s are on ihe road. This looks like bulldiag raIlr01d not by telegraph put with efllos, nooey and mu,s.c,
The Arizona champion., 1886-12-18
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On Tuesday. N1y o'h, 1886. in New Ot!eAns. La ,, at the I)S;n Gtand Monthly Drawing oi thc L'ul>ilna State Lottery. under th. sole care ol Gen b C.. T. BcJuiesrrL of h., an,l jIhIi A. E riy of " .hc wheel "! tnltulc spun rLpI fly thu5ty: No Ot,5;2 drew FirI Page ut ;73,ooo |, Hds aJid !n iiitn> ai Si.oo e..ch: one tI .t. L. RcllrAn ri N, IJ5 Espian- Ldc St Nv OHeArS, l.,. young ,lgAr r,ii .vr tacr.; oLc [, I. l.. Pee He.l of kecnc. Ky, a tobacco iAiscr, paid ihtuugh Ist NuiuI hatk ul Lexington, k, ;o.,c lo Mf,. iIiz'
 PeIcisoa, No, 5 il1u!iol St.. CnAil '>- ton, Mass; tnc oihrrs to parties In Cni,agn, lI arl Winchester, Va, N1. 4S,coo drew the S:Coni Prze O. S25, ,ooo, also sold m iuhS at ST % eccn: one 10 Henry l.. Valencia, San Francisco. CIl., pad through Wells, Fargo & Co, Express; one to Jas. H. Johnson, San Antonio, Tex, paid through the Traders National Bauk there; One each to w. NJ. Brown and Jas. K. Jackson, both Of Boston, Mass. No. 67S53 drew Third Prize, Slo, 1000, also sold in iifths a; sr.oo each: one pald to Wm. Tonkin, San Jose, Gal, one to C.. Rocco, Stock ton, Cal,, both paid through Wells, Fargo x Co. Expres,; one to the Ahgio.CailfJrnl.tn Bank of SIn Fran. cisco, Cal the rest 10 parties ia Ne" York. Nos. i9,oII and 6l,S25 drew the two Fourh Prlzts. S6 900, soid all around. But on ,n. IItn, 1887, the aooth Monthly DrAwi E w.li Cause s535 coo 10 go A,ing a1out, and any information can be had Of NJ. A. D.uphin. New Orleans, La, on ap. plication. It would be we'll to fo.m new resolutions with the new year, and not procrastinate the wooing of fortune.
The Arizona champion., 1886-12-18
THE New YeaIs number of the

THE New Nelt's number of the CHAMPION, which w,li be enlarged for that issue, will contain history oi the growth of Flags; If, .s:rlp;io> of tn. town and it's vicinity, win it's resources and industries and bI,i lesj enterprises. This will be the bes; advertisement tor the town that has ever appeared, aud the people of Flagstaff should circulate it tar and wide. Send in your orders for extra copies as early as possible.
The Arizona champion., 1886-12-18

The suit of A. A. Tweed against the Southern Pacific Railroad for be. ing refused riding on special engine from Maricopa to Tucson during a washout which mad delayed the regu- lar trains, was tried at Phoenix this week. The jury gave verdict for the plaintiff with S6oo damages.
The Arizona champion., 1886-12-18

THE building of the Mineral Belt Railroad and the consequent increase of business that will follow, makes II still more necessary tha, there should be bank in Flagstaff. and also en. sures for the promoters of such an in stitution large, recom2snse for t'ei investment,
The Arizona champion., 1886-12-18

WINTER camc upoh u, lew weeks ego with the precipitaucy of duck on June bug, but 1t WAS only short snap and now the glorious climate of Arizona is gettingin its regular steady work, producing the finest December weather to be found on the continent
The Arizona champion., 1886-12-18

MosBY, of guerilla nctoriety i' be ing dined and wined in Boston by some of the men that he once thought of hanging if he could get them in his clutches, Men and brethren, yer llv the war am over.
The Arizona champion., 1886-12-18

IN December last the supply O wool at Antwerp, the pri1cipll sea. port of Holland. was ,,,ooo bIlr> This month there Is in store 4, 900 bales, certainly wonderful tal,ing of. Compare statement, of ,h,s kin" with the known shortage ot over Ioo. eco, 900 pounhs oi A nerlcan grnwn wool in this years clip k there an, reason why the fleece vii. n | be h,.j in I8S72 Texgs n)ckns,lcr, h,v, every induceTent to giva taelr .ha.I ;he best possible care this wlA,e: - Ex.
 According to 'hii s;l;en:a. th. sh eeI msn of F.ag.uH aod vicinl, should feel hlPpy and coltcl.=i, f.. they will have ih ,u,lo1; of pol Il. o. wool for slle in the spring
The Arizona champion., 1886-12-18
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IT is said that Geronimo and his fellow captiyes are suffering from Brisht's disease of the kidaeys. l. i, be true, this is the fist time that this fatal ailment h-s proven to DC d benefit 10 hnmanitv.
The Arizona champion., 1886-12-18

TIE en;-rp:,slns men who wilt open up bank in FlIgitaT, will lay the foundation of 2 iortane. It Is one of thc most important commer- Cisl heads Cf notheru EIi1ona, md especially Tn our t'~r.
The Arizona champion., 1886-12-18

"IHE mcmOcr-ciect 0, the legisll. Ia,ure now get, up in his sleep and anssei, 70 imaginary roil calls, ," or cries ou: Srfily "PIt this on the itCk, nl,,.n -
The Arizona champion., 1886-12-18

Ir is not sucn bad lhiog during lhe cold snap to be bud Indian and be sent to the mild climate of Flor ida 10 be boarded at tbc public ex- pensc.
The Arizona champion., 1886-12-18

AN effort will be made when the legislature convenes next January to have the office of commissioner of immigration abolished.
The Arizona champion., 1886-12-18

DURING ali th- r,tII uli mllN cattle are me, with ihe brands upIn which arc unknown, because the owners have not advertised them The owners o' these cattle might slve themselves large amount of annoy ance and perhaps the entire loss of many animals by advertising theil brand. II q cowhand runs across q stray COW or horse and Canro, Gnd out who is the owner he k puwcrles 10 restore ', consequently many 5g. h animals are lost sight of and event. ua!ly stray away rom the country Ky publishing your brand ;a the news paper, e"ery enc becomes more Q, less familiar win !, and If you hay, any strSy stock, thcrr IS a good Glance of recovering ,hem.
The Arizona champion., 1886-12-18
ATTENrION!

Fifty tie choppers wanted immc. diAteiy by the decII AVER LUMBER co,
The Arizona champion., 1886-12-18

Tug people Oi Pnoehix have mlds the discovery :; a. 8 Territorial raH cannot be run successfully when it's principal and almost oaiy attraction is horse racing and the glmhiin. ia- cidcntal to that sport. Tae Teri torial Fair shoaiI be an exh,b,.ion oi the resources and industries of ihr Territory, and no portion of th- Union has richer or more varied sources to draa from Ia thi, respect thar AuzonI. Her soil above and the rock beneath yield vegetable anu mi"eral iIeaaures that will VIC with the proGnctS ol any other section snG oif,r abundant material for good snnusl exposition. Hu, for the repu. tstion Of our young and prosperous community, dn not get up d th,rd- class race meeting and cal! Il 3 Terri torial Fair.
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eenoen 8eotngungen 3ugeitanoen: ~0ie
trante Srau g. oiirfe nidt lGnger, ais bis
gum Is. W1ai blelben, t6r @atte 0o8egen
babe unbeoingt binlen bret Sagen SreSlau
3u ~berIaIien, noour6 er iebo6 nidt bebtnz
bert iein ioue, ieine Srau na0 oeren Genez
Jung peri0nli6 aus SreSIalt tDieoer ab5uz
bolelI unter Der 8e0ingung ieoO6, DaB IeBz
teres ni6t fri6er ais cine ISO0e naG err
iolgter ueberi@reitung Der 0rel3e aeihe0e."
Snfolge bieier 0eriiigung 500 IS 0err JS.
Dor, nit iei1eu franfcn TrGu loFort bon
Breslau ua1 8ten 3u retisn, no aud Die
Operation gIa6Lt@ noaa0gsH w1r0s.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1886-06-07
1tuISre &cifeSt0ca beSttdDen eeeetts
&u6rtiaToIGcnSc Staaten*

11aIsge ScifettOcn beStd1en eeeens
ap6rtiaYoIGcnoc StGaten*
SEER SSernt1nn SrcGiGDrstot,
0tGent uno Correspondent, bereif
Die Staatcn &cittitGO, SOto, SSSttz
Otana MnO SirGtnia.
tsnfer @0ent SEER So. &eGmaa4t
.beretft ec8emp6rtt8 ocn Staat
SuinOiS+
Itmicr M8crt ttno Correspondents
ST.. Grmit Scnnt&ts boDeR bereit
0en Staat Stcbrasfa MHo SafOt0
&err.
1tHfcr 2s8emt 1t:to Gorrcfponoent,
&crr Irtc0+ Sbeit, beia@t Se9enz
tu6rti8 ole Gtaaten SutuoiS tno
5oaua+
1anfer I9ent, Serr @afTaUSange,
bereit Die StGGten SAtnois WHO
SSOtOG-
1aufer @tsent, Serr g. NSEtruGer,
bcreiif De. Sta1f Californian.
TIMER 2s9cnt, S3err SttO Sc,t=
sstmgDoucns beretf Oen Staat Nes
btQSf0.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1886-06-07

IA Oils 9lnttport ouF cine Mfenge 9(nz
frasen ben1erten mir, baB mir Gt6tzQtbonz
nenten unb ni6t gu BrGmien Seredti9ten
Oas &u6 v0te fLeine 9ausz 81 p o<
tbete" fir 30 @ts. portofret suienben.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1886-08-07
MosDAY, July 80.


Board Of reviewers met pursuant
% adjournment members present same
~ on saturday
Minutes q saturday were fead and
afoPted' ME Nlel9ls U lhe ehalr
gn motlon q JsT. bryan,
hes0fVed, That the Board OF ne
viewers 90 nov adloprn uRili lo-mof,
row at one O'Clock Dir. Lies moved
70 amend by adJournlpg 70 o'clock
Amendment was lost; Ihe motion TO