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The Arizona champion., 1888-05-26
A Happy I!irti!Ay Panty.

Last Tuesday Mi,: Irene Thomas attained tie digIihaI age of niuo years, which era was conSidcred of sufficient impo"tancr in tic ha7Ty annals of Miss Irena's chi.Iiloof to be duly celebrated. Accordingly her little maiden f,icm15 from all over town were ia,it:!, an3 umIar the management of Ai4jor and Mrs. Thomas, the party was an entire success. The following are the names of those present:
 Jennie Gibbons, Helen Riordan, Eva Dutton, Jennie Carroll, Edith and Gertie Talfree, Fife and Winnie Yancy, Ieona Powell, Yetta and Julia Manning, Lizzie Hoffman, Tilie Hoffman, Emma Hochdertier, Bertha and Creola Black, Irene Hoxworth, Jennie Morse, Virgio Davison, Birdie Foster, Maud Hill, Lottl Zeal, Charlotte Bray.
The Arizona champion., 1888-05-26
A FATAL WRECK.
Several men Reported Killed in a
 Wreck near Walnui.

Several men Reported Killed in R
 Wreck near Walnui. A terrible wreck is reported to have occurred about two miles from Walnut Station this morning, on the Atlantic x Pacific. Two freight trains coIlided with terrific eEeet, killing instantly, it b stated, both engineers one hreman and and several brakcmen. Owing to the ineXplicable retiaence of rail road authorities we are unable to furnish anything but a vague report of the accident, and in liea of re- liable information we give the pub lie the report as it came to us for what it is worth. One thing is certain, q wreck has occurred and some people are badly hut. Quite a large number of station men left here early this morning for the scene of the disaster, ostensibly to clear away the debris and straight en up the track.
 It is stated that two negroes who were stealing a ride in box car that was smashed into splinterS escaped without scratch.
 It is extremely unfortunate that reliable information regarding such disasters are excluded from the public, sensational and exaggerated reports are not beneficial to the road, but such are likely to prevail as long as the present order of affairs is allowed to continue.
 LATER. It is now reported that only one man was killed outright, the head brakeman, named Howell, of Conductor Mahoney's train, which was an extra, east bound. Five or six others were very seriously injured.
 About dozen cars were piled into a confused heap in the ditch and badly wrecked. The track, for several hundred yards is twisted and torn out of shape.
 The blame is said to rest on Engineer Stevens, who was running the engine No. 39S which collided with Mahoney's train. He should have met Mahoney's train at Angel instead of which be attempted to make Walnut against Mahoney, with the terrible result above out lined.
 He fled to the woods immediate ly after the accident, and has not since been seen.
The Arizona champion., 1888-05-26
THE GRAND LODGE. K. of F.

It wnl Meet at FIaCstuff Next Year -
 List of officers Elected.
 The Grand Lodge of Arizona, K. of F., which concluded its lubors at Winslow on the 25th inst, elected the following officials for the ensuing year:
 Grand Chancellor-Geo. w. Sines of Prescott.
 Grand Vice Chancellor-H. w. Gibbons, FlagstlH.
 Grand Prelate-J. A. Guild, of Prescott.
 Grand Keeper of Records and Seals-E. w. French, Prescott.
 Grand Master-at-Arms--F. P. Secrist. Winslow.
 Grand Inner Guard-T. J. Hes ser, Win,low.
 Grand Outer Guard-Max Salz- man. Flagstaff.
 A resolution was offered by Past Chancellor Geo. II. Tinker to the effect that the next meeting of the Grand Lodge be held at Flagstaff, on the ith Wednesday in May, 1889. This was seconded by Vice Grand Chancellor Geo. W. Sines, of Prescott and passed.
 Other business of importance was transacted, a synopsis of which will appear in our next issue.
The Arizona champion., 1888-05-26
Dead Mems Money,

The attention of the public is called to the probate notice in this issue, wherein Judge ONeill adver- tises a list of no less than twenty one estates, in which the diligent efforts of the sheriff of the county have failed to ascertain the where abouts of the persons appointed to administer on the same. The estates in question represent thousands of dollars left by men so unfortunate as to die intestate in Yavapai Coun- ty, the appraised value of some of the estates amounting to many thou sands of dollars, and yet there is not in any one of them a scrap of paper to show what has been done with the money by the persons to whom its care was condded. In other words. twenty-one administrators have been permitted to coolly appro prlate to their own use the money belonging to as many estates, with out being called to account for a single cent of the same, That such a condition of affairs should have been so long permitted to exist is a disgrace to the intelligence and hon esty of the citizens of Yavapai County, and reAect5 no credit on tic officials of the past, whose duty it was to hold persons charged with the administration of dellm"n's estates to the strict account tbiity for the performance Of all the d,.tios tlIat attach to such q srcreI trust Journal Mine.
The Arizona champion., 1888-05-26
THE X. OF F. BALL,
The Knights gaze Royal Reception
 at Wnslow.

The Knights gaze Royal Reception
 at winsiow.
 The reception and ball given by Winslow Lodge, No. :, K. of F., on the 24th inst was a grand sue cess. Prominent among the people from Flagstaff were the following:
 William c. Bayless, R. W. Bell, Thomas Fairhold, Dr. Cornish, R H. Cameron, Max Salzman d wife and Miss Salzman, II. w. Gibbons, Ed Gale, Geo. H. Tinker and wife, Mrs. Manning, Mir. and Mrs. Donnie, Mrs, F. Beal and Miss Jennie BeaI, Dr. Marshall and Mr. Carter, Mir. and Mrs. G. A, Bray, Mrs. Berry, J. ". For ren, and Miss Murray, Philip Braunen.
 From Prescott large delegation attended as follows:
 J. |. Fisher, Morris Goldwater, Geo. w. Sines, John Duke, E. w. French, J. A. Guild, sam Hill, R. |. Tea, John Ross, Mir. and Mrs. J. c. Martin, and Mrs J. L. Fisher. . Nearly all the visitors returned home this morning, and unanimous ly report magnificent time. The ball was held iu the dining hall of Demorest's hotel, which was very artisticaily decontei and proved splendid place for the dancers.
 Flagstaff will have an oppoltuni- ty to duplicate the festivities next year, and if she scores as decided success as that made by Winslow (of which there is very little doubt) the Knights will have no occasion to regret having fixed on this town as the place for their next Grand Lodge Convention.
The Arizona champion., 1888-05-26
THE HoNoRED DEAD.
impressive Memorial Services to be
 held at Flagstaff.

Following the beautiful example of those patriotic ladies who decked with floral offerings the graves of those heroes whose blood stained the field of Fredericksburg, the 3Oth day of May in each year has Attainel National importance as the date designated and set apart for the decoration of soldiers graves. In conformity to this custom the people of Flagstaff, among whom are many who have attained honor able distinction for valiant services under the old flag, have arranged for the proper observance of the day held sacred to the memory of the comrades who have been mus tered from earthly service into the ranks of the unbroken column in grand review before the Great Com mander.
 On Wednesday, May Both, with l.. l.. Burns as officer of the day, the following order of exercises will be observed
 Memorial services at G. A. R. Hall at l0:30 A. NJ. sharp. Memorial address by Henry J. Miller, Esq.
 After the conclusion of services at the Hall, the march to the cem- etery will be taken up in the fol lowing order:
 FlagstaR Cornet Band. School Children.
 Chautauqua Circle.
 Woman's Relief Corps. Knights of Pythias.
 Free and Accepted Masons. United CrdeSof Honor. Citizens.
 Sons of Veterans.
 Grand Army of the Republic. On arrival at the cemetery the soldiers 9ayoS will be decorated by the members of the G. A. k. assist. ed by the ladies of the Woman's Relief Corps.
 By order of
 J. E. Burchard,
 Geo. Hoxworth,
 L. L, Burns,
 J. R. Lockett,
 J. E. Smith.
 Committee.
The Arizona champion., 1888-05-26
Not crazy Yet.

Charles F. Lummis, the bright young editor whose insanity is re- ferred to in another column writes the following letter to the New Mexican which seems to be amply sufficient refutal of the report that he had gone "deft:"
 SAN MATED, N. NJ, May lS.-l just received the New Mexican with your very kindly intended notice of my insanity and confne- ment in the asylum. Sorry to spoil n better notice than am apt to get agg.in, or deserve to, but 1 can not have my intermittent in- tellect .hus ruthlessly reft from me. l neeI all I've got It's a pretty serious thing to call a man insane; ami while 1 can stand many cpl theIS with equanimity, l draw the line ri9h there. Please correct the damaging report in your next issue. The bald facts are simply these: ] wore myself out by ten years of incessant hard work--for the last three, an average of over twenty hours n day. Never felt the effect til last, December. Early in Jan uary l had a light touch of paraly- sis in LOS Angeles, which rendered my left arm useless and made much head work dangerous.-As soon as 1 could leave my business (Feb. ) came to New Mexico to rest and live ol outdoors few months. 1 have been ever since with my valued friend, Hon. Amado Chaves, at San Meteo, steadily improving. A few days ago l worked a little too hard and had a high fever for a week, during which time l was partly delirious--a very different thing from insanity. am now clothed in my right mind, so to speak, and thirsting for justice. l hope to be in Santa Fe in about a month--but it won't be in the hospital, Yours sincerely,
 CHAs. F. LUMMIs.
The Arizona champion., 1888-05-26
FOURTH OF JULY.
A Grand Celebration should be Held
 iu Flag-taff, .r

A Grand Celebration shouid bc Held
 iu Flag-tan.
 The time for arranging details fo2 proper celebration of Inde- penacnoo Day is becoming limited, and so far as we are able to learn, nothing definite has been accom- plished. This is a matter that should at once receive attention. Let meeting be called, as was done last year, have committees ap- pointed, and the plans perfected.
 Flagstaff can make the biggest success of celebration of any town along the line, and as our neighhors from the smaller towns are bound to go somewhere on the glorious Fourth, let us make it an object for them to come here.
The Arizona champion., 1888-05-26
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The Arizona champion., 1888-05-26
Simmons Liver i.r.u.LLor

Is what the name indicates a "Regulator" of that most important organ, the Liver. Is your liver out of orderl Then is you" whole syS, tenn deranged, the breath offensive, you have headache, feci lanIuid, dispirited and ner' 'ogs, TO appetite, sleep is troubled and unrefreahilg. Simmons Liver Recuintor iestores the healthy action of the liver.
The Arizona champion., 1888-05-26
Notice fer Publication.
PRE-. EMPTION PROOF.
Land office al Prescott, A. T. l May a3d, 1898.

May 23d, ISSS. ] NOTICE is hereby given that the W following named settler hls filed notice of his intention to make final proof in support of his claim, and that said proof will be made before the Register and Receiver at Prescott A. T., on July 5th, 1888, viz; James NJ. Sanford, as ad' ministrator of the estate of Jane A, Scott deceased, and for the use and benefit oi David, Kate, Edith anl Elsie Scott minor heirs of Jane A. Scott. d ceased, of Williams, A. T.. for the s. w. 4 Sec, 2S, 1p. 22, N. R. ?, R..
 He names the following witnesses to prove his continuous residence upon, and cultivation sf sad land, viz; Mart Rus sell, of Williams, A. T , James Daven port, of Williams, A. T., Luther Wilson, of Prescott, A. T., John McCracken, of Williams, A. T,
 m26 Ct E. BURGESS, Register.
The Arizona champion., 1888-05-26
Notice for Publication.
HOMESTEAD PROOF.
Land office at Prescott, A. T. l
 May 22d, 1888,

Land office at Prescott, A. T. l
 May 23d, 1888. ] NTOTICE IS hereby given that lbe fol lN lowing-ramed settler has filed notice of his intention to make final proo in support of his claim, and that said proof will be made before Register and Receiver at Prescott, A. r., on July 5, 1888, viz: James M. Sanford. for the N, w. 4, Sec. 2S, Tp. 22, x. R. ?, E.
 He names the following witnesses to prove his continuous residence upon, and cultivation of, said land. viz. Cornc. lius Bennett, oi Williams, A, r., Luther Wilson, of Prescott, A. l., John Nc. Gracken, of Williams, A, T., Mart kus> sell, oi Williams, A. I.
 m26 Ct F. BURGESS. Resister
The Arizona champion., 1888-05-26
Chamlnucun PrnCraIn.

For Wednesday evening, May 30th
 Roll Clll-To be answered with items of foreign news.
 Review of last half of chapter V, "Phy,iology and Hygicne"-Mr, Campbell.
 Reading from Irving. "Christmas Day"-iliSs Hoxworth.
 "Plan of Salyation"-Mr. Norris. Critic-MisS Campbell.
The Arizona champion., 1888-05-26

J. F. Daggs and wife, Miss Weatherford, Miss Ashurst, Ben Npr,is, W. l.. Van Horn, F. S. G4sncy, Elsmore Attiy, P. Van Hacn. E. D. Mills. returned from the Grand Canon Thursday.
The Arizona champion., 1888-05-26
For Sale.

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 a7tf .. CHAMPION OFFICE.
The Arizona champion., 1888-05-26

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 five acres of land Good well. Close to town Enquire at this office. a28 Sm
The Arizona champion., 1888-05-26

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The Arizona champion., 1888-05-26
Wanted.

A good milch COW, apply to W. L. Van Horn, Attorney at Law. Flagstaff, Arizona. If
The Arizona champion., 1888-05-26

D ENARD.-For the return to me orI N Norman Hull, al Flagstaff. of one bay pory brsnded bar X on the left shoul> ier, vented on the right thigh and B brand or left thIgh. l will pay reward ot rwen ty Dollars. D. F.. NARFoRD.
The Arizona champion., 1888-05-26

'i' "oscPh 'eihalhp, run Oln' cinnati Ohio, arrived in town Thursday evening, accompanied by his sister, Mrs. David Babbitt, who has been enjoying a five months visit to Cincinnati. Mir. Verkamp made the CHAMPION a pleasant cali yesterday morning in company with Mir. David Babbitt. He expressed his surprise at the enterprise and activity so manifest in our town, and seemed thoroughly pleased with its prospects. He will visit the different points of interest in this vicinity, and will be welcomed at the CHAMPION office at all hours of the day or night.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-02-13

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January 1Sp 1858.

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