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The morning news., 1889-04-29
THE MORNING NEWS: MONDAY. APRIL -. 1889.

enough to do 50, that all hands should go to
the forest aud clt down mighty pl q to
be used as a MaY-p le. He closed his pc ch
by advisi g them to bathe their flushed
faces in the morning dew, an act which
he G. eclared to have e. eficIal effect.
The next dav the May-pole, having been
cut down. was set uD on the mount the
revelr continue much fter the fashion
familiar to everybody who has read of the
E gil b celebrations on May 1, but "a
compac led by an uncousclo Iable dell OF
drmkirg. From noon of tue first day of
Nav until the eve ing of the second, wh n
the cere ones ca ne to a close, tere we1
really 10 pos i, b lity of dol g anything of
a formal nature, for velybody was hope
lessly drunk.
1t eventually came about that the diSso-
lute hahits OF the c, munity at Merry
mount rui cd them, a d thu comnu liUy
d sappeared after an extra rdna ilv brill
lant career. HENRY n. WATKINS.
The morning news., 1889-04-29
GUIHRIE IA . MAYOR.
He Issues a PROCLAIM alton Notifying
the Gamblers to Leave.

He Issues a PROCLAIM alton Notifying
the Gamblers to Leave.
ST. LOUIS, April 2s.-Tne latest from
Oklahoma is that Col. D. P. Dyer of Ka lsas
City, republican in politics an forme ly
Ildiln agent Il der Pr side 1t A thur, ha,
been elected nay r of Gutlrie. of hi,
first aCls was to give the ga nb,ers
twenty-four hours to leave, a ID he next
trail north took away a good many
of them. Two big wall ten have been
erected and call3d tne CITY buildi g.
Police Ju ig NJ. c. Clark Of Kansa' hol s
his court tnere, and the city council and
other city o cials inhabit it, Several good
buildings have been put up AMI improve
mentS OF all kinds are il rapi progress.
w V. Heranrourt, a special artist for
Hdrper's Weekly dropped a in fro 1t Of
MS t9ht il G4tl 10 yesJ4rd " mo ming. HIS
remains have besI seat to his home at DL-
bUOue Ia
The morning news., 1889-04-29
CAU1dF ON taG Fly.
President Youn Promulg ates Several
Contracts

contracts.
WASHINGTON Arril 2S. - Presid ent
Y )uny o. tue National base Ball LIE lgue nas
promul atei the Glowing c0at ac,s:
With New York-WilIiam E yng, J. NJ
Ward, E. E. F ster, E. n. Craze, P. j.
Mlrphy a I'd N. TierIa2.
With Philadelphia George A Wood and
J. G. Fogart
With Pittsburg, E. W Ha lon.
VITA BOS-Ol, J-rry Ha -l,y.
Witt Chicago, N. T. Pfeffer, Gus Krock,
A. c. A son, James RYAN, Thomas E.
Burns and A. c. Ga 1erU.
7 day games were play ed as follows:
At st. Louis
St. Louis. ...........1 0 0 3 O. 5
Cincinnati -.... % 0 O. 2
Base hits: ST Louis I, Cincinnati g. Err RS:
St Louis B. Cinci matt , BltJeries: Chamber
lain anI Boyle, Duryea and Baldwin.
Ate Iu.nOus-
Columbus .........O ? 0 3 4
Athletic ...........O 0 0 8 O. 5
Base nits: Col INDUS 4, Athl tic g. Errors
CounblS = Athletic D. Batteries: Mays and
Bh3h Weyhilg
Al ka sas City
Kan5as City,. 0 o o o o 0-5
Louisville. .........0 0 0 , IL
Base hits: Kansas Cty Z, Louisville g.
Errors. Kansas City 3, Louisvi e 4 Butteu s:
STarth and DOnodde, EhrJ ana COX. Umpire
GattueV
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n thi season of
cente nial celebra-
t on when everv-
.ody from McAllis-
Ter, up or down, as
one m Y chDo e t.
rega d II, is hu t.
ing for the descei d.
ants { ( famous al
cestcre and fer in
formation re ard
to the tim IS Of the
last century, and
wi Ell the atte tion
of the public gener-
ally is p e tv g, ell
u dr. Ided hetwee ,
bu i ess a d pleas
ire, the qnt stlon Is
sug ested: How
did our ancestors Of
Il e revolutionary
times amuse them
selves?
We have nov no
only a nation !
game, but in no
country il the
worl id is so muca
a teDtion given TO
ali varieties Of
The morning news., 1889-04-29

The Chatham Artillery will hold its annual
(basGet picnic at the Cilb House Tybee Island
on WEDNESDAY, 1st May
All N, nlbtrs are requested to par icpate and
any men. er can obtain a limited numbe, Of
badges for guests upon application 70 Mr. ",
H. ADAMS OF the CO umittee.
s eIal cars vii. lave T. ZEE railway depot at
$50 O'Clock A NJ. Standard Tlme) with the
company and their guests.
Guests requested to wear tie badges
Basket, left a Armory hall will be cleck5J
o'clocG A. N. WEDSESD Y.
LIEUT. GEORGE P WALKER
Chairman Com .,ittaa
The morning news., 1889-04-29

s1orts Ars mesa the dev Il Dp nsA-' Of d.
ver,io IS tn it we're in v gle l00 r 2)0 years
ago, or tie ev rat e the re Il OF a com
pa atlvely sud lie acc I'm .a5lo OF veal h
an / it, &C ON jau m mt. l1l ure II ne!
l. will aDp a from a rather pxhau tive re
search into t le reeorl Is of the pa t that sp rts
as IN ca in America We g unk own un il t i
ce eltury hli p-e pro ty we'll under way. l.
i, said that w IShlngtOn. as boy, dulg lged
in many Games where e and his comp lnlo IS
playe ,o iier, md as a young man he was
very fond Of x-hu I'll lg. Iue la ter port
appears TO ave bee c. slderab II vogue
ia Virginia at last, bu 1t a as the ge uine
hu 1t for a real fox, and not fas lonable
tur l-out on hors back for brisk ride ac S
country after a bag Of aniSe-seei, "a it Is to
dav. There appears to have been no or
ganizatiol devoted TO cultlvatinE tliS sport
or am OF Ter in col Inial times, unless a
possible excepI n be ma lie II tho'4 s9,tl9-
me lt,, like th 1t of Ney Y lrk, where the
Dutch for time dominated the COM
mu ity.
The miniature plrk at the foot Of B oad-
wa known as Bo Wing 6 esn, las ilg
evide zee at the od fas ioled ga 10 of
bo Wis and pms found its 1--we and players
mere Mt a very early date. B wiling is dis
tinctiyely a Gerunl ga ne, ami Is played
more by pc )ple of thay natl DulIlty iav
tl n by any OF ier anl it undoubtedly
o igiuate in their country so ne cent lrles
ago Alth u ;h they. TO doubt h ID their
orga izati n for playing the game Ing be-
fore tie revolution, ther as not ha1 in
terest in it or any her p 'rt whicI led t.
a prese walton in prnte or write rec )rds,
sue as are -day made up il the daily
papers quantities that W lul make VOL
unes IN the course Of year. T q ia t is
tnat our anc s.Ors h I'd o. m zen serious
WORK on hl ID in The W ~ of lbl lung the
u lcultiva ed soil Of A ner CT "a veil as its
abort Il lal lnha ,itants, to fad tiue or dis
p.sition for mere play.
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EARLY oBJacTlo TO COAL.
At One Time Capital Ofenss to Burn
1t as Fuel.

at One Time Capital Oftenss to Burn
1t as Fuel.
From the Hardware Trade journal tEnyl
The di cussion of thA p oba ility Of the g
being deposit of coal in the Thames valley
a ID u Ider tns city of Load IN, OF when
there seems to b. considerable evidence, re-
ca Is some interesting facts INJECTED with
It's earliest e in tnay city. WI n coal was
first introduced iito Lo don as a fue,, We
serious ooject n was AXE TO its uss. 1t
appears tnat / the b ginning of the four
e'nJn century, b ysrs aud smiths of the
city, fAdilg tue mig price of wood p,ess-
make some experiments vita coal, bat im-
mediate an on CRY wa, raj cd al t
tuem by persons living near the ore cries
forges; ths XII 6 was p ,titioled, a
la was passed proLi iolti.I g tie burning of
coal wlJulI the city. TlOS9 wh) tried it
however, found the new fuel to be SO m en-
superior t. WOO that th5y pc. 81, ed il its
use. But so determl ed was Cue e lvern-
me to supp o. what was regarded as al
intole, aule nulsa c1, that law was passed
maxi & tae blrnins of coal in Loldon q
ca itai off nse, and it IS recorded that one
man at least was eX cuted u ider tina law.
1t would appear .at she ldlrs were ~ st
btter.y opp sed to the use of al for do
d est purposes. They considered the
smoke TO be rut Ous 10 tn If com pleXiuus
ii ID would not atte d parties at houses in
which lhe ubjec ioulb tuel was IL, d.
Some person wet the leug.n Of tusiIg
to eat ood OF any kid mat had been
tked D a coal fire,
The morning news., 1889-04-29
A HOME FOR 25OO

A lady living north and owning home at
No. loJ WI rg street, has in,tru ted me to
gi'e Such favorable terms as Will en4ble apv
one to possess a home.
Desiring to comply with these intructons
offer to home-se4kero good residence upon tDe
small cash payn 5nt of $500 and a mont " in.
stJllment, hardly in exec IS of rents. o. So
With suca terms there should be no excuse
for paying rent any more.
c. H. DORSETT
Real IS atp Dealer
The morning news., 1889-04-29

had been concluded TWO men issued ON
place of conc 'alment, TO epresent le con-
test between the seasons One man was
dressed in bea' s skin, but be walked erect
after the MANNER of an ourang -Outang.
The morning news., 1889-04-29
nOTCE.

TIE City and Suburban railway is out TO.
DAY with It's summer schedule: one addi
ton, however will be made later on, and that
VIII be an early train to the city, arriving about
63hA.M
The morning news., 1889-04-29
NOVICE no CONvu\Crnn.

Bids VIII be received until noon TUESDAY,
APRIL 3'th, in part or for entire work. for
huiltnsa Priests Residence for ST PATRICK'S
CHURCH. Drawings aul specifications at OF.
lice Of A. $. ElCHBERG, Architect
StvASNAH April n
The morning news., 1889-04-29
SIP GCIAL NOTICE.

All Rase Ball clubs intending to enter the City
League are requested to Sc d delegates to con-
fer with the Hendy Bose Ball CIuo at their hall
at o'clock THIS EVENING.
Vv9T u trJTN~r>v
The morning news., 1889-04-29

S,me Of them we favored with seats in
side rude b ild e where the sovereign
p esded, and it seems hat many speeches
ere del vered befo e the eItng was o er.
the Indians an the vaga 1ond ats outside
ar u huge fire. Tue eati and drink
iAg cont lued I'll 2 o'cl O., a. M, when
the sovereig issued orders If he was sober
The morning news., 1889-04-29

on the event Of May -, 1865, the citizens
Of Boston celebrated tue repeal Of the stamp
act by ha ginz luS lanterns in the Old liberty
tree on Essex stree. one Of the lanterns
which, according 10 its inscript ID, was uu x
on the west bUugh, opposite Frog lane, mas
'en in the Zimmerman family q er since, and
has just been pre- e tied TO the BJ,tOnlau So
ciety by tue widow aud children OF the late
Joseph II. Hunnsmln Of RoxbIry.
The morning news., 1889-04-29
CITY TAXES.


CRY MAsuAL's OFFICE,
SAvANNAH, Ga, April 2}t. 1850
The City Treasurer mas llaced in NV hands
execution for the following taxes PAST DUE:
REAL rs FATE 1855.
SruCk IN rlApE, 1883.
SHipPlNG, 1855.
IRtvY VAULTS, 1889.
Specific on LiCENs ?. 1889.
All persons in arrears ara require to make
prompt payment wiJnout further notice
ROBERT J. WADE, City Marshal
The morning news., 1889-04-29
A PROCLAMATION.

WHEREAS, The governm mt of the United
States " s for nally Org lnized on the @th day
of April. 1879, in ths city of New YORK, bV the
ilaugura ion OF George Washington as Pr-si-
dent; and,
WHE tEAs, The federal congress has declared
the cen ai OF tins most fortunate event in
our hlsro y a general holiday. aud the Presi
dent OF tae UuI,ed S ates has recommend d
tat the -ople of entire country rep Ir o
t cir pective places OF d vine worship on
TU GSDAY, April 3d. at the no r Of octOc il
the IN rn!ns. 10 in in CONNIE morltive eXer-
CTS IS appropr ate t the day.
Now, t ere, ore. |. JOHN B. GORDON, Gov
ern of the st te of GeOr ia, cordially approve
thi, recomms N iati IN AMI 10 lere0y desi snate
TUESDAY, the 3l,h uay OF April. 1899, as a
legal hol-ay. and recommend that the peO Die
of this state snail aSSe nbie at tIer res pectlye
places of worsni at 8 o'c ocl on me n rni1g Of
tnaU day, to i've tina Tx, for all the e'silgs
which W. g 10Y, AID to as God as le author
of the 'e Oiessinss, to continue them TO us and
to o II chi Ire }.
Given un er my hand anl tie seal of the ex-
ecutlva depart ne t, at the capitol, in the city
of Atlanta, tnis, the 24th day of April A D.,
1899
By the Governor.
j. B. GORDON, Governor
JAMES T. NIsRET. s &c FIX ID. Il
The morning news., 1889-04-29
MEETINGS..

LANDRUM LODGE No. 4s, F. d 4. NJ.
An extra comnunica ion o. this lodge 2
will be heid T lis (Mondav) EVEN IA
ING ats O'Clock at Masonic Tenn Die x X
The Z. A. de gree will be confe rel. "
Members of sister Lodges and transient breth-
ren are cordially .vited to att nd.
By order OF A. II. lACDONELL, W. N.
Il Z NILSSON Secondary.
The morning news., 1889-04-29
WHIPPED CREAM.
DRAWN WITH ALL sYRUPs.
: SAFE INVESTMENT.

Or. B. F. ULNER of Savannah. Ga. has aliv9r
medicine nov Le o'e the people, OF rare merit
We have tested its value orouglly, and have
no hesltancy in prolJuncinS it an excellent
family medicine. 1t acts pr mpJly on the liver
aud in the genJeSU possible manner. We shall
not be without boJtle of this medicine, and
cordially and candidIy recommend it o our
friends. W. e. II. SEARCY
Proprietor Griffin Sun, Griin, Ga
Prepared by B. F. ULMER, NJ. D., Pharna
cist, savannah, "a. Price 3 per bottle.
you cannot obtain the Correct r. from
your druggist. send your order diIe;t, and it
will be forwarded by xpr SIS, freight paid
The morning news., 1889-04-29
GIVEN AWAY

Witheach cake Of BALSAM FIR SOAP. at2,
cents, a copy of ROBERT ELSTERE. and tba
GLADSTONE CRITICISM on ROBERT Frs.
MERE, worth s. cents A lin>ited supply at
HEIDT'S PH4PVAov
The morning news., 1889-04-29
RAILROADS.
SAVANNAH AND TYBEE RAILROAD

IN EFFECT SUNDAY, APRIL p, 1899
Trains leave Savannah daily. except SUNDAY
Standard Time, at 0:5J a. NJ, 2:3O p NJ, o'AF'
NJ. aId r. NJ
Leave Tybee "a NJ, 11:45 A. Nj, 6.l5 P. ~ and
P.M
Leave Savannah $50 A. NJ. 1870 P NJ, 5p n
and r. M.
Leave Tybee 6;i5 A, NJ, 11:45 A. NJ, $50 aud
GAS T.. NJ 60
Fare for round trip. SOC. half fare. CSC Saa'
son tickets at reduced rates. Family eXcurSl5uSi
every Tuesday aud Friday. Fare for rou1u
trip, 35c; half fare, 2oc. ,.rv-
Trans leave from the companys NV
DEPOT, on Randolph street, foot of PreSluon'
street.
Tickets on sale at Fernandezs CT ar st2fe'
corner Bull and Broughton streets, al ul- r
Zau'S cigar store, under Pulaski Ito So, di7o N'
ticket office at atau ah aud iyOee De lo. ~,
Arrau.e uentS for special excursions clu "
made by ADDRESSING II. +. COEb, SuIrulle W.
IN E., or II. II. WOODRUFF, Freight aud FaS'eN'
r. Z. COBB supt
The morning news., 1889-04-29
DeKALB LODGE NO. Q, I. o. o. F.

A regular meeting will he held THIS OIonday)
EVENING at s O'Clock sun time, at Metropol-
tan Hail.
The Third Degree will be conferred.
Members OF other Lodges and visiting brothers
are cordially invited to attend
BY order of j. w. SMITH n. G.
John RILEY. Secretary
The morning news., 1889-04-29
SOUTHERN TRAVELLERS ASSOCIATION.
SAVANNAH BRANCH.

The register OF "Invitation Cards" viii be
closed on MAY lst in order to prepare badges
for all invited Coupons not in BY that da.e
will be omitted Return all unused cards at
once to S -creJary.
Attend special meeting SATURDAY. May
4th, at Armory hall. By order Of President.
The morning news., 1889-04-29


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The morning news., 1889-04-29
SAVANNAH VOLUNTEER CT{KD.

BATTALION SAVANNAH VOLUNTEER GUARDS.
SAVANNAH, April %. 1899 (
Members are hereby no lied t at e uni
forms ordered are * )ect1d mere To DAY. and
Will oe really or denv4ly TO NIGHT at hea /
quarters. Toe Quartermaster's office will be
open from to Il r. NJ Members can get their
orders Tor uni Orms by app.yingto
JNO. NJ. BRYAN Treasurer
i2O Bryan street
The morning news., 1889-04-29
GRANDFATHER'S DAYS.
MAY DAY SPORTS IN COLONIAL
MASSACHU5ETT
They May Not Have Been Our Fore
fathers ut hey Went in for Go ID
Tim and Painted Their Community
a G!aring Red-A Festival As Long
AS Our Centennial CELEBRATION.
opuriqhted. 1889. J

New YORK, A ril 27, 1889.
The morning news., 1889-04-29
SPECIAL NOTICES.

PATRONIzE HOME INDUSTRY
The morning news., 1889-04-29

ST. Il ". AND C. & .. RVS EN-.
PLOYEs' MUTUAL RELIEF
ASSOCIATION.
SAVANNAH, Ga, April p, 1889.
The adjourned gulIr quarterly meeting Of
the ass c at o. viii be held 10 tn Lon, R 'om
at tn, General Office bu.d ~, on UESDAY
EVENING, Apr, 30, 10 9, at 1:3o O'Clock
(sta7da d ii nel full ant pu ctu attend
ance j, sired. as there viii be an election to
fill the Office of Presi ent B o der of
A A. AVGILHG, Wee President.
HEHRY B. FoYE, Sec etarf and Trels Irsr.
The morning news., 1889-04-29

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ker.
The morning news., 1889-04-29

TUESDAY AFTERNOON AND EVENING.
Evening admission 10 cents: afternoon free.
All artc es d)nated by the plblc will lie
thankfully received, and all are invited to at
te ID
Co ne and help US rebuild the courcb. A great
deal of money is still nee led.
The Arizona champion., 1889-06-01

IN view of the fact that 1t will consume considerable time per subscr iption in the matter of de- fraylng the necessery expense that will be incurred in entering and surveying Sec I6 Tp 2I N R : E as a townSite for the town of Flag staff and to facilitate matters tend ing 10 vest each individual with a title to his or her respective claim or claims to property locat- ed on said section three of our citi zens have placed at the disposal of the Probate Judge the necess ary amount of money to complete all arrangement and we hope to see each claimant made happy by a title to his claim as quickly as the machinery connected with the proper officials office will per mt.
The Arizona champion., 1889-06-01
Constitutional Convention.

An interesting decision affect ing the calling of constltional convention in the Territory has iust been rendered by Assistant Solicitor Shields in response 10 a request from the Secretary of Montana, as to whether the consti tutlonal convention, which meets at Helena on the 4th ot July next, will be limited to one set of ofhc- CTS as allowed by law to each body of legislative assemblies. The Secretary of Montana in hls communication says the number of members in this assembly will be double the number of both legislative assemblies, and will re- quire additional help, and he de, sired to know if such additional help will allowed by the gover- ment. The Assistant Attorney General is of the opinion that a!othoEh the number of members of said convention ought to be more than double the number of members of legislative bodies yet it is only one body, and he IS of the opinion that under the laws regulating the pay and number ot subordinate officers in. legislative assemblies in Territories only one set of officers of the classification described in the act of June Io, 1888, can be allowed for said con vention under the rules and regulations provided by the law for the payment of Territorial legislatures.
The Arizona champion., 1889-06-01

they may be instructed to make the sraveyards as small as may be consistent with the regularity of the surveys and the preSent occu- cupaucy of the cemeteries. That they be instructed to leave a park of at least 30 acres to be called sThorp Park" and to leave the Old Town spring either wi:hin a wide street or a small park. Car ried.
 Notion by p. P. Daggs that the committee on survey select ground on which to erect pubic school house on the east half of ;he land set aside for the townsIte and as near the new town as the commit tee deem advisable, the amount of land tor same to be not less than one block. Carried.
 Notion by Van Horn that a committee on finance, consisting of R. H. Cameron. D Babbitt and T. G. Norris be appointed. Carried.
 Adjourned subject to call of the committee on survey.
 THURSDAY MEETING. Meeting called to order at SIS D. m. by Chairman GoSney.
 Al Doyle- chairman Of the com mittee on survey, explained that the object of the meeting was to settle the question as to how the surveyors were to be paid.
 Motion by L L. Burns that R. H. Cameron, D. Babbitt and Nj. 5. Beal be appointed committee on finance in place of the one pre- viously appointed Carried.
 Motion by E. M. Doe that the finance committee, as soon as they Iaise the necessary amount ot mon ey required by the committee on survey, that they report to that committee. Amended by R. w. Bell that the committee raise the necessary money and report in 4o hours. Carried.
 To further the end of the mo ton of E. Nj. Doe, a subscription paper was circulated by R. H. Cameron, of the finance commit- tee, and S387 was then and there subscribed to complete the survey Adjourned.
 J. M. SIMPSON, Sec'y.
The Arizona champion., 1889-06-01
The Land Matter.

A meeting of the citizens of Flagstaff called Monday evening, May aoth, at 8 p. m.
 Moved by w. L. Van Horn that E. S. Gosney be chairman. Car ried. Moved by R w. Bell that J. M. Simpson be secretary. Car ried. After the meeting was call ed to order an explanation of the obJect of the meeting was given in detail by w. L Van Horn, which was the perfecting of titles to the respective claims of parties holding lots situated on Section I6, Town ship 2I, North of Range :, East, the land referred to having been set aside as townsite for the resi- dents of Flagstaff by congress.
 Motion by R. w. Bell that committee consisting of J. B. Tap pan, c. H. Schulz, F. E. F"ster, J. R. Fitzpatrick and Al Doyle be appointed to survey the herein referred to land, and lay it out Tn lots and blocks, streets and alleys and parks as near In conformity with the present occupancy as Is i practicable. Carried.
 Moved by w. L Van Horn that the committee on survey make the same as soon as possible as as near as may be consistent with the i'm provements already existing or lots, while at the same time estab fishing as regulIr end as beautiifu d towSlte as may he had. Tha
The Arizona champion., 1889-06-01
IDAST ALL PRECEDENT!
 Qyak Two Millions DlStrlhared.

Louisiana State Lottery Company.
 Incorporated by the Legislature for Educational and Charitable purposes, and its franchise made part of the present State Constitution, Tn 1879. by an overwhelming popular vote.
 Its Grand Extraordinary Drawings take place semi annually, June and December). and its Grand Single Mum, Der Drawings take place in each of the other ten months of the year. and are all drawn in public in the Academy of Mu- SIC, New Orleans, La.
The Arizona champion., 1889-06-01
An Important Element

Of the success of Hoods Sarsaparilla is the fact that every purchaser receives a fair equivalent for his money. The familiar headline "l00 Doses One Dollar,' stolen ily imitl- tors, is original with and true only of Hoods Sarsaparilla. This can easily be proven by any one who desires to test the matter. For real economy, bay only Hoods Sarsa- parilla. Sold by all druggists.
The Arizona champion., 1889-06-01

ITO TOURISTS VISITING THE
 GRAND CANON.-I am pre- pared to guide parties wishing to explore inc Grand Canon al r-asonabl: rates. l am familiar with the best and shortest trails in and out of the Canon and am always to be found in readiness at my ranch at the Canon.
 iunz7 JoHSHATcg
The Arizona champion., 1889-06-01
TERRITORIAL NEWS.
Items clipped from Ou. Territorial exchanges in regai d to Arizona.

Phoenix is agitating the subj i'f O. sampling works, and fruit pack n ; establishment.
 Sidney is the name of a new town on the Gila river. It Is about thirty-five miles below Phenix.
 Col. Frank Hatch has been ap- pointed by Gov. Woiaey as com missioner from ArIz) )na to Paris.
 At Tucson a couple ot days ago five gallon can of coal oil ex ploded and almost burned to death a small Mexican boy.
 The Valley Bulletin says that the body of Miss Fuller, the young lady who was drown in the Glla river last March, was recovered a few days ago below Puma.
 A Bauer, the Tombstone butch CT, was indlted by the Grand Jury on charge of mlsdemeanol selling dlsceased pork. Hi- trial has been postponed until next term of the dls;ri::t court.
 A. Leonard Myers ex-Mlyor oI Phenix and agent at that place for Wells, Fargo & Co.,, IS said tc be a defaulter for about S7,ooo, and the Pacific Surety Company of San Francisco who are on hi: bond, offer a reward of SIoo fol information as to hts whereabout: Myer recently went to California stating that he Was going to Sar Francisco but he has not ye arrived at that city.-Stockmal
The Arizona champion., 1889-06-01
Entitled to the Best.

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