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Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1889-07-15
Earrner.' Produce.

Potatoes -S1'5 CSC = bushel.
Lettuce l0c = pound Tor dollhouse; 40c e
bushei for garden.
ECgs-I3- 2 dozen.
Butter-l0ci2c q pound.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1889-07-15

PROBATE ORDER State 81 Michigan. coun.
IS 81 Kent S.
A. p SESSION 81 tie Probate Court for said
couAty 81 ieuf. ffid ~ TIE Probate offc,. in
the CHS 81 efaud Rapids on fhe 18th Gav ~
JUue go the wear one thousand eight hundred
and eighty -uiue
Present. iFus y Perkins Jadee - Probate
ia the matter % The estate Of Anton Elen.r
dfceased
Nenzel lfiemer having filed IN this Court
petition. PRAYING that fte administration -
said estate gneF 10 granted e. Adoipii isltslt
IL IS ordered thht M3nday the - day - sep
teWbeF nrNf. ~ pa e'cieak in the forenoon ~
said Probate oflre be- appointed Tor hear
ing said petition
And n s. further ordered That > copy ~ tiiis
order 90 published fAree sJccessve wf.sts pre-
vieus 8 sasa dzF ~ hear az. ~ the trans
Rapids Daily tFFeesE iiEhsIn a nswsialsef
pflHfed aud ciIeu isfiue iB said County - keut
ClHl~ p. FEhkfke. Judge II Probate
a true copy
Ii4Ek ". LISA Register mon
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1889-07-15


pslNIEkSi fSintaxsl. e4latursi sas
~nst - ~ ss1as l,4sEtlssg s.l ,.sksfl..s. 49,
tax cheer se.s ler rey = ssss'T
IN 4et AANf aasss = sal lIssvssa.essf
i zes<9ll.s - taE1lia xAr1 a., "a 60 si1.rs
*.s 4&&r "a sSseeiS s4faSs 4 SArr.sU Aoa
hsas srasl pali1las
I>fE All Houses AID lois ler sale cAeal,s
kpss4 pF2Rortk- MArtsu1@s Au1Ie t>.sils
Ni1aica1ae basl&lns. ~
ENk SALE flae nss As.sSs ga stew A
tAa>n Aoaliians Pface. sll.sA ~ iltsslstLls
i.ssiarit> Il Nau ATE ioaklak l<sf : gos.G placs
Ter siaAA &taeuuG lex sure ana sce II STOW =
fss.st- OHNrx Us &&ttetssi b4sk
Es4k SAIE~ Doa1 tai O. reSd sl4r re- estate
sassgsi>ed Tor SAT- ~ another eeiunn ~
" a. kiaseg.
AE have aast hao we sead iets placed a
esI isAaae Ia = sosn9 ssas slsaal - ie.asa
tee i4tS sac g. NsitlAs 40 skill 81 ic ~ 1b.a
se>i e.it.l ear s.so e@ss tellas- tastle bfaih-
50. efes AreaGs. lssr
,poD RAh6AlN l0 resident l0ls. 1 hase
iss sase. eegweeR M@dlSon-Sse ADe hiea-
lana eve. . laHfissf 81 Ea91 lola fhhflA- IA
ifaes sfsn 49, - s>.8. [. D. k&thl,ae. - Aon-
ICE ~ ~
EoA SAIL I.of tirt cheap Esuss he sola Al
niier' usioe coaiec for slics u.sflon OF 10
SCI cheap place los helns. Southeast part 81
80 fttss 80, Address II. AeLs Ielesi ala
tsQk SARA hesse aud. los, easy teruas.
l0si Anisises. ~ Gnates, Il. ~
DC ~lihia aad sasoinisg Tie els oa oAs
ha.. ~ reasonable prices AID easy iaflas
ga eur eisisaai- -. Of figisfh ward plkts.
hiAt lass investment taii early. nou dc.
iaN. Turner Carroll. hse hoosgaan Ia. idlna.
koh SAl.E OK KENI New house on lie ma
hAtf block Iron cable FeAd houss las
.aeaelh sntte ensentsi else nns hArns siay.
haiatct ~ sui AeN house. tlitlo "a monthly
payments 1~e houses &C. Fvnf. SIC aud So
Ia blocks irein bridge-st. 10 nol iaa - lo,,k
after this a 4 eau sihs you bargains ~
Curtis, az kaSi Bridge ii l4.ff
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1889-07-15
kaERTs- WAHrEn-

AGENTS should write for illustrated circular
a terms sna two weeks free trial 81 Missouri
asher ashes diTfiesi clothes clean rs hot
steam without rubbing. easily sold profitable
j. orfh. ~. Louis 40. -
WANIkD-A few good euergetic agents.
W iaeies preferred 10 sell -hifchie's l'ni-
Nersal silver Polish" IN is not A silver
soap. paste" or powder" bar a cheuieafiv
pure liquid silver polish. Ii Is i faxofife wfsh
people who have silver ware ara = good seller
Tor terms and particulars address a. -
lStehie. 9eweier and Manufacturer Hoytsi ns
station. Mich. fs.iT
NTn TO SO a month can be made work lisg
P.' for us. Agents preferred who raa fuf
nish horse and give their whole tire 81 the
business. spare moments may ~ probably
employed also 4 lea vacancies iH towns and
cities. T. =. Johnson & Co.. yra Main 81
Richmond. Va. Nh Please state are ant
business experience. Never fFind about SEND
lng Siam ~ relIE. b. p u 90
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1889-07-15
KaEET boAK

: FYR cETT sf0NEF = isAa. l.. a asnn
ssen. = cars 81 9ff
MoHks - LOAN - fAe Eo~s gsest eTsf
n H7ga Life fasarsr-s Carss.erV ~ sfs5
srsrsf-r. tn Efrls - ~ ard fs@rs.rfs on Fs-F4
ka6 ettv rrpu@TtF ~ fee-sf esgreaf fAte- -
iasersSt ssrifE sasss ~ hTss class Asft 4
= 1lss4, As1gaFs B.o1k-
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1889-07-15

YESTERDAY was TIE centennial # TIE
destruction Of tbe BssGie. Il WIS an
event worthy Of eelsbration by rspnh-
beans elsewhere throughout tie world
As veil IS Ga France.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1889-07-15

An Anerican was arrested ca tee AS
TRAN frontier for having ia his luggage IN
u1lsfaxzbie dynamite bombs. On further
Invest CATION they proved 20 be cocosnEts,
sesrethiux that tie Austrian authorities had
nsv@r seen
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1889-07-15

ETkNfTf HE sferea. Fsekrd ans faosef 81
pfri Faskers ssHi eH Sheer asfier 81 fai-
70 Nor H eaafa f1f@nH tt teteFheae
30 - ior Fea ngftaa Fane aaa
AfeAk desiring fsfr fure HrDFes saf
= nfefe r-eei ee -.iIerr 8 = lerrserfs -
fsiifHe 20 r = WaskPrs e ~.h d Tisisn 81
4 sPef afy - nss5e ~ ~ ts8ies sb6
fs4lrs ief alases D8sie ha err
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1889-07-15

Grain, Hour and Feed.

Wheat-White. SEE; red. SIC q bushel.
COrn--S1c = bushel. KFF
Oats-.sc q bushel. ~
Flour-Lilly White. $50; Straight. $50;
Patent sl0 = hundred.
Corn Meal-Sl4.5J G ton.
Fran. sl3 r ton.
MiddlingS-si3 : ton.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1889-07-15
GRAND RAPIDS MARKETS.

Dressed Beef-siF0o5.50 p hundred.
Dressed Veal sa.Cpd5...5 2. hundred
Dressed POTk-s5. 0Dm.j.75.
Dresser Mutton o. 2 pound.
Dressed Poultry -i0sslZsac 2 pound.
Hides.
Green-ie 4izc ? pound.
Part Cured -it.c q pound w -t
Fun. tnred-5ea.,5.c q pound rtfsf %.
Dry 54e1c g pound. a
Dckius l5ta9c apiece.
sheep SkinS-F pound for wool. Csc.
Calf Cured. :a7' ~ = pound
TallOw-J&34c pound.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1889-07-15

ouafltv US ire ane s1-eaaf eavsr ~ fse
Toss an gsssr - sof rsrcepff.i- ID any
either 7e cigar, aad cay ia tle best z7ade "
f6r sarS
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1889-07-15

The middle about the G.. A. r.
National Eucampment at Milwaukee is
cine OF those instances IN which great
injury Il done by giving way to bad
temper. Had neither the railroad
managers nor the G.. A. +. officials be-
come angry there would undoubtedly
have b''en compromise effected and
no such n row would have been kicked
up.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1889-07-15

~ BUnpESsgsS who pat up a row
e buildings 10 New York which feu
zad killed a nuusber Of people. wants
b ct cat of prisu- he IS lalbls Co
have - visit tli his term expires or
those whom hc killed arse to SCH e
petition Tor hlm
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1889-07-15

THE fact that the United States Dis
trict Court Tor Kansas has decided that
no Official Of oklahama has right to
arrest and imprison offenders OF the
law for the reason that the country. is
under the jurisdiction Of no court,
leaves good field open for an expert
ment with sllc.al-.l.l
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1889-07-15
Money to Loan.

have sfsc0 10 loan in sums TO suit on good
city real estate security.
w. II. KINSEY.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1889-07-15
ron HORSE>.

ks~S REsT fon HORSES
~ ~ 10 BsTHED WIRE.
FyAAP2 Eil horses taken Ha in FOX Stalls
- - tilrough TIE beat ~ rae cav ana are
in - Atkb- ~ GOOD PASTURE a9fuiuas
~ q nights. and 81 SAME Sffef scr week ftlat IS
charged soT pasture alone re8r fnH city "A har
fies are severe soHse hefses Gp nos 8rsu ~ ~
GOOD order in good feed - Hhen ~ work Nith
some rest lfeu fies.
Inquire - Anf' kniseWtne 60 's oF1ra. -
y -rfh IfFiFien st ~ feifuheEe afF residence
T. where I tfep gHsa Wta sii take B8fses
ga Short notice. Horses wiafarfa
Il 81 CHURCH
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1889-07-15

= tHrSEsE commissI0gers are exanin
ny the American svstens of FIRE and
police alarm with a view of introdue-
sg them n China. They are Welcome
b all the knowledge Of this kind they
can get provided they Will take back
with then the Chinese system of FIRE
crackers aud keep {.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1889-07-15

IT Will not bc surprising if the law
passed. by the New York Leg stature.
prov.dHg for the execution of erin
mas by electricity snail be declared
unconstitutional. Experts declsrgthat
hey 10 nos know of any electric cur
M that S absolutely certain TO pro
dass death.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1889-07-15

IS he sr~a. Lls5ea earthquake. u lzsS
Saoo houses wers throvB down sad q, 90
persons c-ri.heA
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1889-07-15

Eeans-sl 500 ! - r husheI.
Eutter-lnc l-c pound.
Eggs f5af i4c > dozen.
Boney-iraffc = pound.
PotatoeS-.s.r &C ? bgSheL
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1889-07-15
Dried EruifS.
Wool.

Apples -Evaporafed. 5e6c 6 pound
CherTies-l - ? pound
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1889-07-15
SITUATIONS WAHTBp-PPYALg.

SITUATIONS WANTED have frsi-elasS
- hotel cook, best references and several
good girls that want places AZ once ~. L.
Dickinson. Intelligence Office. % Monroe-st.
"a
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1889-07-15

Circulation Guaranteed 10 BE the
Largest OF All Michigan Dsilies Ex-
cept Those Of Detroit.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1889-07-15

Srw7sER loosenea her afiD vastergla AZ
arr gsve humanity e.aancc - cateh
Is breath.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1889-07-15

t'Oh SALh-isag No. - Ottawa beach ms
iat as oac 81 the first seieoiiou. II "A Is-
Gated "sis a short distAner Tran the hotel 9Ha
Jas IL iasAins II N. Il. Letrlaad. t,Iana
A GREAT BARGAIN s4a acre farm. frame
house good of~haTdi iuH acres Improved
Z miles IRON baioN for sale cheAp lngUlfe
1ageart. "A eicott a 0aason n nj
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1889-07-15
LOST

1 OSf-Belseea Sprns A Companys and
- ScTltncI-si a biack Jacket. s2flu lined. A
suitable reward paid iof The return 10 sprlng
Company. ~
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1889-07-15
WANTED BOARD.

WAAfkD-i.oom aud board ia private fam
iiy for gentleman and vile. CENTRAL lecsl-
uen- Address. stating terms. etc. G.. lsie
gram Herald. ~
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1889-07-15
WANT ADVERTISEMENTS
HELP WANTED EALE

"A WANDA aAAa 80 t4ke aeuats nl&n4se-
" aren't BEST "a references ias4s AID = ftsh
JVpasit ~ a. rc4Alfe4 SAlafks - per saoeze.
tsii ga ~ @aafeas q a. thasuRsen. AeEtel.
Beese, tsraad Rapids -
AAN4EEs-A seaits anAn IS - - years -
" AK 90 do ESraeA NofA- ia4cire A0nA-s
a IA, 81 n Aonruesl. lse
WAIVED ga : educated sea0s "a m5adlc
W Asra lasA. ca - ) 4aa 4. Asoe hiecA. -
foaEi-St ~
WANTED Expsrleugea. energetic traseicg
W Immediately. 80 ski shrVaa Al Michigan
Address. sIallNs Az. reference ~ IttrtSfitr
sn1 trrRsS alseare. y. g. bex 81. chlcska- Az
SALESNBN-Ne NisA 3 feN snea Is ssil oar
- sosds n samptt e. tAe wholesale sRd X
tan trade. ga saiarS largest manufacturers in
osr llne inrloss ~ STAMP ass's > PEI daA
permanent peS,ttsns Aaonta aoA AHccd i,f
WAGES advertising. etc. centennial MAuUfBs-
turing company, tfhciAnsil, ~ lW
WANTED AAN-Ia tsss she ogeRes Of oar
W Ssfrs, slLe ->xkskss fachess weight 50
HIS. retail price s3a; other sizes IA proportion.
4 rare chaslcc le create a permanent business
Al bolnf- These sales aeHt demand never
before Supplied by other sale earapanles, a. Nc
ate Rps governed ~ the sale io0s Alpine
sale 20, Cincinnati. 81. ned-Sai
SALRSAAN-Au sctl.e salesman, WITH nrst-
- class releFeRes=s. Who - VISITING the
grocery trade % t4Ae a line 81 SAT- water haii
30 samples 50 carry a good monthly coininis-
sIon can hc faaae b the right man. Adde'S
Box 81, Gloucester, Mass cod
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1889-07-15
BUSINESS CHANCES.

&teU BUG Office business fret class; 500
|rp' buys bfsf hftie manufacturing basl-
ness IN the city slHV ssioon business good
location. Ne nave the largest iisi 81 business
chances IA TIC State Davis a g0St. 81 Mon
rnf-St
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1889-07-15
roR SALE MISCELLANEOUS

E'Ok cAIt-A TWO horse power Otto Silent
eaS EngiHe; vii sell II al a bAfEa4n for
further particulars rilil Of address ~ alter Euti
Co. l4s aud Ia jefferson ave Detroit lslu
EDk SALE-A Furniture stock. centrAily 10
Gated splendid business, a Inst class bar
ga 10 the right party. Address Jones D. box
;. carr Telegram Herald Al5ff
tHok SAI.t-An OUTFIT Tor a steam laundry
very cheap, IA fact Tor haif thr actual cost
Also a Morse power steam engine aid a de-
livery WAGON. Enquire AZ the Eagle steam
Dye House. 30. = Canals 81. Of q. A Berwin.
taff
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1889-07-15

SIScE the Department of State has
announced that no complaint has been
made to It by Hadji Hassein Ghooly
Khan, It begins TO look as though the
latter may he a polite person who
rushed has grievances into print for the
purpose Of sending marked copies of
the papers to HIS Majesty the Shah,
who would thereby be informed OF his
Minister'S devotion To him
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1889-07-15

Hon. Roswell C. Horn, It Is said, Will
decline the Valparaiso consulate TO
winch be has been appointed by the
President. and ne Is reported ~ cx-
pressing himself in rather forcible
terms because he thinks he deserves
better place from the administration.
The eonsulship at Valparaiso is
not such mean office that
is need be- despised and Mr.. Horn will
do more INJURY u himself than TO any
one else If he loses his temper. But we
agree with the Chicago Journal, which
says: "iIorr IS much too good fellow
10 remain mad long, however, and if
he waits long enough he will doubtless
ind lots of opportunities 10 make him.
self useful to his party at home"
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1889-07-15
.roaberS' Prices.

washed- g 81 z pound.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1889-07-15

NJ AHNkfIc healing aHd clartoyaEt sttings
D' ~ ottawa, car. Hastings. ~. b. Free.
ttANIED-bvery consumer Of Steve Case
line 10 Know thai "A m selling Stove Gas
any part 81 the city. y. 90 Eiilnwood- Tele-
phone lUad, is last Fulton 81.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1889-07-15

20 ALI I.oi tirt cheap Eusi be sold ~
0iiees ufoe CnaHee for siicg u.sfl0n OF 10
SCI Nhs ~ place los heine. Southeast pal4 81
S.ss Prizes ssoe. address II. Mel. lelesl sll-
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1889-07-15

EsNth : ALI Dos tai a. Ie2d tisv ft4i estate
~ I'll. ktn.rx
The Arizona champion., 1889-05-18
DIED.

Geo. H. Tinker dropped dsad witl conjestion of the heart, at his hom' on Saturday, May llth, 1889. Ill was born in Norwich, Conn.,, Jul! l4th, ls4S, and came to Arizona il 1867. He was a resident of Pres colt for over thirteen years and re sident of Flagstaff for over thre' years, during which time he wa editor and manager of this paper He leaves wife and five children to mourn his loss.
The Arizona champion., 1889-05-18

THE appointment of Frank W Palmer, of Illinois, as public prin
 ter is an excellent one, Mir. Pal
 |mer is an experienced printer anc Ia veteran newspaper nun. He was
 |an intimate friend of the late Cen John A. Logan, and has had a lon. 'experience in politics. He ha:
 served in congress and as editor of the leading newspapers in the northwest.
The Arizona champion., 1889-05-18

HoS. A, L, MORRISON, of New Mexico, has been appointed to, sue, ceed Special Agent Slater, and, hf has, among other duties, been in structed to proceed to Casa Grande and inspect those prehistoric ruins, preparatory to making report to making report to Secretary Noble on the same It is the purpose oi the government to preserve them SC that they may be of interest to flu. tsge generations
The Arizona champion., 1889-05-18

THE total railway mileage O Mexico is 2,7sU, of which in rounc numbers l,790. miles were built by American capital and under Ameri can management, $50 by Englisf capital and the balance by the Msxi cans themselves. Nearly one.thirc
 of the total mileage is of marrow 'guage
The Arizona champion., 1889-05-18

THE contest for the territoris treasurer's office between John Y. T Smith, Wolfey's appointee, and 0 B. Foster, Zulick's choice, was dc cided in favor of Smith by Judg' Porter at Phoenix last Tuesday.
The Arizona champion., 1889-05-18

GENERAL MILES estimates that 25,o00,000 will fortify the coast against invasion. and the cities against bombardment. This is a moderate sum for the work, and no difficulty should be made about granting it.
The Arizona champion., 1889-05-18
PPoRApIy hy the fiji

PROBABLY by the time the second centennial of Washington's Insugur ation is celebrated the monumen which the New Workers propose t erect to tsa memory of Gen, Gran will be in place.
The Arizona champion., 1889-05-18
A PRESS dispatch was sen

A PRESS dispatch was sent ou from Phenix st,ting that the atsen dance at the Zuliek barbecue pum bered l.4G0, whereas the Ph@pi' Tribune says there were only 25( persons present to partake of thu frse lunch and beer, and listen tt the turgid eloquence of c. Meyer and bs factotum, Tom Parish. -- Globe Silver Belt.
The Arizona champion., 1889-05-18

AT the election held in Pheni' last Tuesday 539 votes were cast The ticket elected is as follows. c F. Coats, mayor; Messrs, Mills Herman and Berry, aldermen; NJ Fleishman, trea3urer; J. W. Black enship, marshall.
The Arizona champion., 1889-05-18

THE three Bald KnobLers, Dav' and Bill Walker and John Mat thews were hanged in Ozark, Mo. one week ago last Friday. Th' execution was badly managed, Bil Walker having had to be hange, the second time.
The Arizona champion., 1889-05-18

THE result of tho recent election of the Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe railroad, dcss not indicate that Huntington, Gould or any other biz railroad magnate has control of it.
The Arizona champion., 1889-05-18

THE CHAMPION has a number O the pamphlets, "A Land of Sun shine" a book descriptive of Flag staff and it's surroundings, AHy one wishing copies of the work t. send away, can have them free ot charge by calling at this office.
The Arizona champion., 1889-05-18

IF Boulanger is not elected Pre- sident of the French Republic pret ty soon, there are fears that he may take to the lecture field. As a curi. osity he may draw, but it is not believed that he has been charged with any message to the people.
The Arizona champion., 1889-05-18

WE wonder if the opposers o' 'Coconino outside of Prescott vii sanction the issuing of P. < A. 0 'R. R bonds and double the debt of Yavapai countyl We believe that all citizens of Yavapai county that have no financial interests in Pres colt vii! prevent the issuing of any bonds.
The Arizona champion., 1889-05-18

SONORA cattle bring very poor prices in Tucson. A man brought Ia few to the city this week and
 could only get s7.5o per head for
 them. They were valued at BIO by the custom house officers and theil
 duty was 20 DOT cent which left him only S5 per head for his cattle. Tucson Citizen.
The Arizona champion., 1889-05-18

IT is said that Charles D. Foston who was Arizona's first delegate t. Congress, has been favored with [ FsaaEal appointment which vii take him to China.
The Arizona champion., 1889-05-18

ALRuQuERQUE butchers have ta advantage of the meat inspection law of that territory hy raising tn, price of beef from Is to 25 cent per pound.
The Arizona champion., 1889-05-18

of law that if the old County failed 4 to pay. We would have still been responsible for the payment of the ponds already issued, We wished |)nly to free ourselves from the future indebtedness and judging from the past we would secure no benefit from lit which will undoubtedly be saddled ,pon us by the issuing of more P. k A. 0. R. R. bonds and the enor nous mileage bills of the great, lerge and expensive Yavapai, which is, and has always been, controlled by Prescott politicians. "It wants the Flagstaff people in the county for some time to come. , We realized that during the session |of the 18th, notwithst ,ndirg the
 
 promises two years ago, "that we could have pur county without op, position" And it was more fully |reslized when Prescott's representa-. tive, n. W. moore admitted that we were entitled to a division, and that it would neither increase the taxes, but it would depreciate the , P. x A. c. bonds, which they wish- led to issue. Does this show that .the telegram sent to Gov, Wolhey, l Bsigned by over one hundred citizens 3qf Prescott, saying: eve pray you { sto veto the Cocohino bill for it will bankrupt Yayapai county and ruin ! us all" Was not a base fabrication protnulg gatal by men who caral only flor personal aggrandizement and la hot just feeling within theml Sure I ly it does, and we hope God will give us strength that our voices may b. heard over the land repudiaing the .cts of any board of supervisors
 who may attempt to issue any subsi- Fly bonds, and denouncing a Governor that in his narrowness failed tc relieve us,
 That we will, some time, have to part with them, is very true IWhe'. the proper tune comes, the right sort of citizens of both sections can meet as brothers and arrange : for aggregation on fair basis, whicl arrangement will save citizens ot Flagstaff from raising another bi. : pile of money to be expended in
 lobbying" When sha. sometime comes we will be stroRg enough t part from you with all your opposi ztion We were children first, seek flag to evade the coercion of an un just mother. Now, we have arisel Ito the dignity of brother and we . .hopo to acquire the title of father Sthen we will come to you in the pc ssition of tho "b;g" brothers witt (instruotious from "Papa Coconino' land if Mamma Yavapai will no' 3conssnt to g seperation on Q fail
 and equitable basis, we will ther
 plead our case to the l6th Legisla live assembly, 'even if WolAey i! eGovornor." The Mamma Yavapai will hustle among her children and Ithe bond holders of Yavapai county land again compel them raise a bi: sack of poodle to defeat justice.
The Arizona champion., 1889-05-18

! The plans miscsrried. The femi nine public thought that the esteem
 led lady had recieved ample testi Emonial in the large fortune,tha thac E Ebeen raised for her.
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THREE Navajo Indians were killec by cowboys near Fort Wingate las
 week. The cowboys have been ar rested and taken to Santa Fe, II. NJ
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 FOR SALE.

All property in Yavapai county will be sold for taxes to the highest bidder for cash, if the Prescott < Arizona Central Railroad subsidy bonds are issued.
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FLAGSTAFF and the surroundin: country will furnish about 2,500, 900 pounds of the total output O wool of tho United States,
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BIRTH NOTICES.

2BERRY.-In Flagstaff. May 10th, 1889 6 10 the wife of P D. Berry, a son Weight. 7H pounds.
 sVANDERLIP In Flagstaff, May I7th 1889 to the wife oI Frank M Wander lp. son. Weight, SH pounds.
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WM. B. STRONG has been re.elect, President of the Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe R. R.
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TIE next office to be flod by President Harrison for this territory is Surveyor General.
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louisiana State Lottery Company
 Incorporated by the Legisla'ur, T Educational : and Charitable imposes. and is franchise psde a par [ the present State Con..rtution, h '87o, by an overwhelming popular voe
 Its Grand Extraordinary Drawings ake place semi annually. June and 'ecemberl, and i:s Grand Single Mum 'er Drawings take place in each Of the iher ten months of the year. and are all rawn in public m the Acad:my of Ma ic, New Orleans, La.