The Arizona champion., 1889-08-31

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Parties who have re Gently visited
the Grand Canyon speak in the
highest terms OF praise OF the ability
OF John Hance as a guide and "a
genial ami accommodating gentleman.
The movement iuauguratel by the
PRESCOTT merchants, b transport
fret sht 10y teams has fallen through
anI the Arizona Central continues
to accommodate them on its own
terms.
a cattle rattle will be held at the
Arizona Wool CD, 5 Hall on Satlr-
day evening", October 5th. Three
prizes are offered to the winners u
choice COW, $40 cash aud Ia head
Of cattle.
Among the arrivals at the Bank
Hotel, this week, was q. A. Daven-
port distinguished attorney Of
E:ie, Pa. lie was u class mate of
Chief Justice Fuller at Cambridge
in 1855.
A train of nine wagons, accom-
panied 10y six families of thiity-two
persons passed through town on
tleir way to Little Chino Valley,
where they intend to settle. They
came from Wisconsin.
The festive water melon is seek
ing by whom it may be devoured,
and the train men are gathering i'll
the shekels, easily disposing OF the
pulpy fruit at iity cents piece,
while the doctor smiles with com
piacency.
Chas. II. Schulz impo ted hi
We; from CIlifo,ui, a nne yoaE
iii ling horse. 1t Is folr ysarsC d
dark brown anl u bsiaty. We
predict that Cllrlie viii soon fbe
turning the corners at 2:30,
The solil assets of this town have
been reinforced by the arrival of
safe for h. 5. Gosaey from Chicago
1t is modelled atte.' nav patent
Between the laysrs are tilhn s OF dsy
packing which forms non-condactor
The wei. ht is 1852 pounds
County clerk Home gives notice
that piat of tbs t,wnsite Of Flag
sttti has been submitteI for approval
to the Board OF Supervisors a
hearing will he given September
5;h to those who objs:t to its adop- |
t.on.
Jos. Hoffman, hericr for Acker |
* Luse, was missed yesterday by his
em yloyers, his cattle not having re-
Turned, and search being instituted |
for him, his lifelsss body was foaui
this mo.ning, three miles from town,
He had been subject to paralysis !
and it is supposed that his death
wl5 caused by sudden stroke.
Hon. T. L. Rogers, OF Williams,
was in town last Sunday and informs
our people that a large number OF
cattle have been killed by tfains ipt
the vicinity of his town. lie st ties
that there are no less than 100 car.
cases lying Oh the sile OF the track
between here AMI Williams.
Mrs. Marin Stemner was arraign-
ed aud tried before Justice of the
Peace, W Morris, Wednesday. ON
the charge Of perjury. 1t i, alleged
that she swore falsely to her re;urns
en- the tax lit, in that she had NJ
money loaned out on interest. Afte
a close examination she was dis
charged.
a branch road one mile and half
lons is being con ,trlct,d by W. j.
Hal, owner If the Volunteer ranch,
conneoting his Ice house with the A.
d 2. railroad. The work will con-
tribute very nate ially TO the facilit-
les of the establishment in conduct
ing its extensive traffic.
Lieut. f. Sshwatka, the explorer,
who has attained national prominen
,ce 10y his discovery and history OF
bbe If jewellers in Mexico, tarricd
hare few days, and took occasion
to- inspect the cliffs in this vicinity.
He declares that the dwellings are
flentically similar to those he saw
in the course of his explorations in
the land Of the Aztec.
A spar famous tribute of the regard
in which Miss Lille Marshall i, hold
by her many friends, was rendered
by the attendance Il some twenty
supple at Wool Co.'S Hall last eve
n NJ, previous TO her departure from
t,wn. The company appeared in
fill dress, and to the enlivening
IA ties Of choice orchestra, engaged
in u merry dance, until two o'clock
in the morning. The occasion was
improptu aud was most creditably
managed by those to whom is due
its success.
Burns addition is dotted with
new buildings which attest the march
of improvement in That direction.
Among the new houses recently built
there, is the dwelling Of J b. Tappan
which is large and commodious
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