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Waterbury evening Democrat., 1890-04-24

"Trean, or the Mormon's Daughter will be commenced in few days.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1890-04-24

Da. o. V. S Faosr. 1s7 Bank street.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1890-04-24
Good Boys Wanted

To sell THE DEMOCRAT evening" An industrious boy can from 10 to 50 cents night selling THE DEMOCRAT And then boy of the CASH PRIZES which are offered every month to the boys selling the largest number of
 smart active and honest boy make an hour or two after school than boys get for working all day. Mono but honest and reliable boys need apply
 Buy paper and the boys who striving hard the Gold Piece offered prize this month or the g. oc Hat for making the largest increase in sales
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Sherif's Sale.

In the District Court of the Third Judicial District, Territory of Arizona, in and for the County of Yavapai. Arizona Central Bank,
 Plaintiff,
 against E. H. Witnerell,
 Defendant.
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More Aid Wanted.

The following letter from Prof. Jones explains itself:
 PRESCOTT, Ariz., Aug. 25, go. JNo. G. TINKER, Editor Flagstaff
 CHAMPION:
 DEAR SIR:-We are still much behindhand on our subscription list for the Grand Canyon Guidebook Therefore, I should be glad if you would kindly call the attention of the Flagstaff citizens to the def ciency. State that a good way to make it up will be for every resident to order one or more copies of the book at fifty cents a copy. Orders can be given and the subscription paid to Mir. Hoskins at the Bank.
 I don't wish to curtail the size of the book, nor do I wish its typo graphic work should be any other than the best, and your practical knowledge will show that S2OO will not by any means cover the expense of a we'll gotten-up edition of 1000 copies of a book of l50 pages, and electrotype it for future use.
 Faithfully yours,
 G. WHARTON JAMES.
The Arizona champion., 1890-08-30
TERRITORIAL NEWS.
Items of Interest Concerning Arizona
 and New Mexico.

A miner named Peter Riggs, wa!
 killed by Indians in Hachita noun
 tains near Separ, New Mexico, last
 week.
 An exchange estimates the value
 of cattle sold in Arizona this season at S3,500,OOO. Can't say how
 correct these figures are.
 The Springer (New Mexico) Stockman says over 100000 head of sheep are passing northward through that county (Colfax) en route to Nebraska and Wyoming. They were purchased in the southern counties of New Mexico.
 Governor Wolhey has pardoned from the Territorial Penituntiary Vim Butler, John Barry and E. M. Williams, ordering them to be released on September 1st. The pardo1s are simply for the purpose of restoring citizenship. as the terms of each prisoner expires September l8th'-Republican.
 An epidemic of crime is prevail ing in San Miguel county, New Mexico, and Governor Prince has is sued a public address, calling on law-abiding citizens to assist in preserving order and bringing crim- inals to justice. He says all the power in him vested will be brought to bear in putting an end to the law lessness that is not only an injury to San Miguel county, but is bring ing the whole Territ,ry into disre- pute.
 Attorney General Churchill has rendered an opinion on the claim of Prof. Long against the Territory, for services rendered as principal of the normal school at Tempe in favor of Prof. Long. The opinion is bas- ed upon the grounds that Mir. Long was simply an employee of the of the normal school board that body | engaging him and fixing his salary and as such employee, even though | by an filed de facto board is entitled to his salary as a servant of the territory.-Republican.
 The heaviest rain-storm of the 1 season occurred in the western part 'f the county on Thursday night of asst week The storm was especially severe at Fairbank; houses were flooded and a number of adobe were completely demol- shed. The loss is variously estimated It from Sl0,0O0 to S2O,OOO. The same storm did considerable damage It Tombstone, adobe houses generally being damaged. The corraIs of A. Bauer, the butcher, were washed 'way, and twenty hogs drowned,- Wilcox Stockmam.
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R W Bell and Charley Kellar

R. W. Bell and Charley Kellal were among the sheep men who wis tied our town this week.
 J. M. Simpson was hitting the high places last Tuesday morning, and rustling like everything. He has another mouth to feed at home, in the shape of a 9-pound boy, 'Jim" says.
 A number of Winslow people at tended the military ball last night, among whom we noticed Mir. and Mrs. John Downs and their daugh- ter, Miss Nellie, and Mir. and Mrs. Sam White.
 Buy the New High Arm Singer Sewing Machine (the ladies favorite. ) Sold on easy terms. For sale at G. A. Bray's and Burchards photo graph gallery. G. A. WooDs, Agent md Travelling Salesman
 A meeting of the Republicans of Flagstaff will be held at Hoxworth's Hall, on Monday evening, for the purpose of naming delegates to be voted for to attend the county con vention, to be held at Prescott.
 The dance given by Go. e." last night, at the Wood hall, was very largely attended. Everything passed off pleasantly. One of the features of the evening was an exhibition drill by the members of the com pany.
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To Whom It May Concern:

This is to certify that I have re- ceived of the Equitable Accident Insurance O.. of Denver, Colorado, through G. A. Woods, their agent here, One Hundred and Forty three Dollars and fifty-6ve cents, being full payment for indemnity for nine weeks and four days, at Fifteen Dollars per week, and cln cheerfully recommend them to anyone wanting accident insurance, as they were very prompt in settlement of my claim ALBERT BROWN.
 Foreman Arizona Lumber & Timber
 O., Flagstaff, Ariz.
 Flagstaff, Aug. 25, 1890.
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Local Matters.

School will commence next Mon day.
 County Recorder Akers is in town.
 A few more old potatoes left at 75c per hundred. G. A.WooDs.
 There was lots of fun to-day, the occasion bel lg the Democratic pri. maries.
 The "Operas" lead them all a pure Havana cigar for sale at h. Salzman.
 If you want job work done at reasonable prices, call at the CHAM PIoN office.
 Prof. G. Wharton James has been delivering a series of lectures in Prescott this week.
 Jas. Cart, a former resident of Flagstaff, has been here on few days visit this week.
 E. H. Witherell has settled the claim of the Arizona Central Bank, of this place, in full.
 Insure in the Equitable Accident Insurance Company.
 G. A. WooDs, Agent. A big stock on hand; also sam ples for the trade of fine New York cigars. Gail on M. Salzman. If.
 Be sure and attend the meeting Monday night. All Republicans are invited and expected to be there.
 A large consignment of hats, fall and winter styles, just received at M. Salzman's. Call on me for ibargains.
 The new hotel at Prescott has been named General Crook. 7" Messrs. Burke & Hickey are the Proprietors.
 Repairs for all kinds of sewing machines kept in stock, or ordered ,on short notice.
 G. A. WooDs, Agent.
 The postofice will be kept open 'on Sunday as follows: From g to 10 a. m. and from 4 to p. m.
 GEO. H. Cook, Postmaster.
 J. A. Dimes, foreman for Dqggs Bros, left to-day for the dipping camp, where he will dip in the neighborhood of 10000 fine merino sheep.
 I have now started my horse herd. All parties wishing to have horses herded can do so by rpplying ito A. C. Morse. Rates one dollar per week. If
 The country surrounding the Mo golon and San Francisco mountains looks fine, and the grain and potato crop promises to be larger this year than ever before.
 A sheep rodeo will commence from Flagstaff on the 18th of next month, and go to R. w. Bells ranch first. All sheep men are requested to join this roundup.
 Mir. R. Casner, of Beaver creek came in this week, and brought with him some of the finest peaches We have ever seen. One of them weighed over pound, and the flavor was most delicious.
 E. s. Clark, Supervisor of Census for Arizona, stopped over few days in Flagstaff this week, on his return from Holbrook. He left for Prescott on Tuesday, accompanied by Miss Clara Coffin, who goes to visit her sister, Mrs. Clark, for a few weeks.
The Arizona champion., 1890-08-30

A good many votes were scat tered, Thos. F. McMillon, R c. and L. L. Burns receiving votes both for delegate and alternate The total vote cast was l92.
The Arizona champion., 1890-08-30
Notice tn I;raditnrs.

All persons knowing themselves indebted to the firm of Marshall & Molenpah are requested to come and settle at once, as the old busi- ness must be closed up.
 A. G. MoHLENPAH.
The Arizona champion., 1890-08-30
$1O Reward.

The above reward will be paid by the undersigned for the recovery of a black horse branded as follows: I E on left jaw and X and circle A bar on left shoulder.
 A. H. KLINE. Flagstaff, Aug. 30, 1890. t3
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What Does It Mean?

"Ioo Doses One Dollar" means simply that Hoods Sarsaparilla is the most economical medicine to buy, because 1t gives more for the money than any other preparation Each bottle contains 100 doses and will average to last month, while other preparations taken ac- cording to directions, are gone in a week. Therefore, be sure to get Hoods Sarsaparilla, the best blood purifier.
The Arizona champion., 1890-08-30

By virtue of an execution issued
 out of the District Court of the
 Third Judicial District, Territory
 of A.izoua, in and for the County
 of Yavapai, dated the twelfth day
 of August, 1S9o,in certain action
 wherein, on the twenty-second day
 of July, 1890, the Arizona Centra
 Bank, as Plaintiff, recovered judg-
 ment against E. H. Wltherell de-
 fendant. for the sum of Eight
 Thousand Eight Hundred and
 Eighty-two and 76-Ioo (S8, 1882. 76)
 Dollars, with interest thereon at
 the rate of two per cent. per
 month from the twenty-second day
 of July, 1890. until paid. together
 with costs and accruing costs, I
 have levied on the following de-
 scribed property of the within
 named defendant, E. H. Wither-
 ell. as follows, to-wit: All his
 right, title and interest, either at
 law or in equity, in and to the Golden Eagle Mining Claim, des- ignated as Lot No. 37, and Min eral Entry No. 14o. Said Lot No. 37, extending four hundred and torty-three feet in width and fifteen hundred feet in length along said mineral vein or lode; said lode or mining clam containing fifteen ! and 6o 100 acres, in the Mineral Doint Mining District, in the County of Yavapai, Territory of Arizona, as described in the Unit ed States survey thereof on file at Prescott, Arizona. Also all the the right, title and interest of the said defendant Tn and to the Golden EagleMilislte, designated as Lot No. 37, B, Mineral Ertry No. I4 extending Four Hundred and Thirty five feet in width and Five Hundred feet in length along said claim, containing four and oo-Ioo acres, in the said Mineral Point Mining District, Yavapai county, Arizrna Territory, as shown by the United States survey thereof on file in the United States Land Office at Prescott, Arizona. Also all the right, title and inter- est of the said defendant in and to that certain piece and parcel of land, with improvements thereon, consisting of One Hundred and olxty acres, more or less, known IS the Coyote Ranch, belonging to he said E. H Witherell, near said mining claim and millsite heretofore described, and situate about twenty miles northeast of the City of Prescott, in said county md Territory; also, all the right, title and interest of the sad de fendant in and to one stallion, forty eight work horses, twelve saddle horses, one hundred and fifty stock horses, eighteen bulls, one thousand head of stock cattle, one buggy and team; all of said cattle aud horses being now run ming at large on the range at Coy ote Ranch and vicinity. in said county and Territory, anl being
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MOTICE.-T The undersigned desires lN to inform the stockmen and the public generally that he has for sale g me of the finest horses and mares in Northern Arizona, My range is in the San Francisco Mountains, postoffice ad- iress, Challender, Arizona,
 jun23 PHILIP HULL, SR.
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DEMOCRATIC PRIMARIES,

Lively Time Between the Factions
 of the Unterrified.
 The following is the list of can didates and the vote received by each at the primary election held to-day. The caucus ticket was en- tIrely ignored early this morning, and two independent tickets placed in the field.
The Arizona champion., 1890-08-30
Coming! Coming. Coming,
MERIC AN FXCHANcEuOr,

4 MERIC AN EXCHANGE HOTEL A 3I9-325 Sansome St., San Fran cisco, is the best family and business mems hotel in the United States for the money. Board and room per day ST, ST 25 and SI.5o. Free oh to and from hotel. Charles and William Mont gomery. auc26-Iy
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H Think

N 'n'hlDk sThat between Fires, Catalogue and Peddlers, that the merchants of Flagstaff have a pretty rougf time of it. It has been so in my individual case, at any rate.. It does not seem to make very much
 difference with the
 majority of peo
 pie what you
 sell goods
 at. About five persons out of forty-five are good judges of goods and their value, the other thirty five don't know very much about them and if you should sell an article away below the real
 cost to the manu-
 facturer, It will
 not cause any
 sup rise They would think that you were making great big profit and want some article theown in. 1 have known peoble that would put any amount of confidence in what peddler tells them & very little in their resident m erc'- hant. Balance
 of my re-
 marks Will he found in the Democrat. | shall still continue to sell: i
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1890-02-13
NEWSY GLEANINGS.
TmE cdgcd.tool manufacturers have formed

THE rdgcd-tool manufacturers have formed
trust.
SEVERE edit against the practice of duel
ing has been ISSUED in Japan.
TuE total revenue Of France for 1889 was
Sli,2OoOU, und the total expenditures
1921, 10000
PROLONGED droughts and frequent fires
made Cubas sugar crop very small ono
this season.
A TUNNEL will hc constructed under the
Chicago River forty feet below the surface
of the water.
THE supreme Court has affirmed the CON
stitutionnlity Of IN" oath proposed b. be re-
lulrcd of Norman voters in Idaho.
CENSUS Of the Americans residing in
Berlin shows the number to be now 1000
Five years ago there were only 1000
A BILL was introduced in the Canadian
Parliament to abolish French ns the official
language IN the northwest territories.
The national flower campaign is finally
over, and of all the votes sent IN seventy
per cent were IN favor Of the golden rod
THE fashionable exodus to Europe is open
ing early this year, there already being "A
large number of New Workers who have
sailed.
COEN has been adiudgcd "A fuel by n
WIclitu KAN Justice, in n case of attach.
ment for debt, and It was then declared ex-
cmpt.
The new passport regulations that recently
came into fore" in Russia ohlige travellers to
carry their photographs annexed to their
passes
FIVE warships for the Turkish Navy have
been launched a. COnstantinople One Of
these was "A Covctte, three were gunbOnts, and
! one was IA torpedo boat,
The Italian East African Company will
organize extensive factories and whatever
| establishments may he necessary 10 work
great plantations in Africa
GOVERNOR LOWRY, of Mississippi In his
recent message tOrCibly recOmmo ends the
Legislature 10 take steps to put an end Ia
the carrying of concealed weapons.
THE exhibit of American Indian corn, that
was 20 have been given AT the Paris Ex-
position, will take place at the Edinburgh
Exhibition, which opens in May next.
THE Bulgarian Government, displeased at
Seryia for declining Ia conclude treaty Of
commerce. has decided to fortfy the Bnl-
garian frontier along the valley of the Tirnuk,
and Is Ia commence works Immediately at
Widdin and Coua
The committee of the African Anti Slavery
Conference Of Brussels to which the subject
was referred, has agreed upon the establish
ment of measures of surveillance over the
caravan routes in order To prevent the over
land transport of slaves.
FRANCE produces annually 20 100, 900 tons
of coal Germany, 7O,OOO,OOO and England
lG5, 600, 900. The annual consumption OF
France amounts tO 1860 pounds for every in
habitant; IN Germany, 1000 pounds; in Bel
GUM, 400 pounds; and in England, 140l
pounds,
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1890-02-13

At Trubia the Government has erected
an immense concern for the production
of heavy guns, and is now about to put
in S.emcns furnaces for the casting of
high grade steel for new ordnance.
Among the guns lately turned out at
Trubia are four which form part of the
armament of the new Spanish cruiser
Pcayo. or these two are - ton ~
inch guns and two are II inch guns. Ono
OF the 10 ton guns, shown in our cngrav-
ing, was lately proved. The projcctlo
used WAS Of steel, weight 900 pounds,
fired with charge of iiO pounds pris-
matte powder, which gave AN initial
velocity of 2OOO feet per second and a
pressure near 10000 pounds per square
inch.
The guns are built on the IIontoria
system. The penetrating power at short
range is ~ inches of wrought iron.
Length of gun about 40 fcct.-Scient!H
AmericdH.
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TO DR. SAVED rrRsr IN oAsE or FIRE.

Such was the inscription on strong.
well-built cabinet, which stood near the
main entrance-hall TO "a nobleman's man
sion. After his death the chest was opened,
and found TO contain all the toys, clothing,
etc, of an only child, who had long been
dead. Sreh was the fathers love, that he
had preserved and cherished every memento
of the departed one Us the choicest Of his
treasures.
IT, then. these perishable relics were so
dear to him, how sacred to MS, who are par
cnts, ought the living originals to be We
should inscrbc ON them IA ChoiCer motto
than to he saved first in case of fire
Saved first for time and eternity" Saved
before wealth, honor Grease; saved from the
thousand vicious influences which surround
them; saved from the pitfalls Of sin and
Satan; saved from the false sentiment, the
skepticism. the inidelity of the age; saved
from the fswuing sycophancy which is paid
10 J,-'h aud wealth. at the expense of true
worth saved from the moral cowariicc
which is too often manifested in high places,
filled 10y men who dare not advocate n Just
and righteous cause, unless il il popular.
Our sons and daughters must be saved from
all these things; and many others, If we
would have them become blessings to the
world Mothers IsistdHt.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1890-02-13

There is one unique curiosity at the vii
lage of Etretat. At low tide you may see
scores Of women bearing large sacks Of
clothes from the town TO the edge Of tho
sea. There they dig pools among the small
and rounded pebbles, and wash until the
tide returns. In salt water" you ask
with wonder. No, in water as fresh as our
New England rils. Water flowing from
the steep lime hills under deep mass of
pcbbly shore. The wavclcts sometimes
dash the salt foam over the brims OF these
temporary fountains but the pure stream
soon drives II back and the fresh spark
!, rs looked on those pools, does the love
Of Christ in the heart the well of water
springs up within MS. drive back the wave
Of worldly evil that often for time dashes
over into the fountain. II tastes but n mo-
mcnt of the worlds great flood, but is whole.
some and sweet anon. -SdilOrS Mdgdzit1.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1890-02-13

One man in six IN the British Navy is n
total abstainer
Tho largest saloon in Dubuque, Iowa, has
been closed, and also the principal brewery.
In Wichita, Kansas il cost n saloon-keeper
$500 in one week for the glorious privilege OF
selling intoxicating drinks.
General Won Moltke says that beer is a
far more dangerous enemy to Germany than
all the armies Of France"
A woman in East London, who has been
committed over 230 times for drunkenness,
has just ded in police cell. Who Is re
sponsible for thiss
Our Consul General at Berlin reports to
the Secretary of State that certain brewers
Of Germany ARE exporting to the United
States weiss beer adulterated with salicylic
acid"
The Nashville Issue claims that the money
Chat Tennessee pays annually TO the whisky
shops t$i5, 900, 900 would meet all the regular
expenses Of the state for ten years. Nash
vile saloon receipts alone would carry ON tho
Government.
Gus Kidder, of Fort Dodge, Iowa. has been
dned $1,000 for violating the prohibitory law.
w. III, Colby, n prominent business man, was
also fined 1900 for allowing liquor 10 be sold
in building owned by him, after an inJune-
tion was granted.
The Washington Star says. "After pain
full illness and in the prime of life ex-senator
Riddleberger died at his Virginia home. The
story OF his career, with its neglected oppor-
tunities, is a practical temperance lectura
He was his own worst enemy"
The political strength of the 5000 liquor
dealers in New York city Is estimated by one
of their own leaders TO DO not less than 40, 900
votes. The same authority says: I'm almost
every county of the State there Is now q
liquor dealers association, and We are all
pledged TO vote together"
The Chicago Temperance Educational So
ciety has figured out that the average yearly
consumption of malt liquors in the United
States for each inhabitant was, for the year
1870. 1886 gallons; for 1850 LOS gallons; fol
1880, 9.5l gallons, for 1885, ll.5i gallons; for
1883, 12.4S Gallona -
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RELIGIOUS READING.

IN THE croF or CHRIST GLORY.
'In the Cross OF Christ glory"
Swectly sung with lisping tongue,
Caught his lips the sacred story
Loved ones DER his cradle sung:
Caught his ear the tuneful measure,
Ere his heart saw In the rhyme
Mortals hope OF heavens treasure,
"Tow'ring DER the wrecks of time"
I'm the Cross of Christ I glory"
Sang bis youths maturer years.
Sang as blithely, pronissory,
As the lark when SnmtCsf nears;
"M hen .he VOC of life ocrtake me,
Rose rs bubbles children toss
"Never shall the Cross forsake me-"
All, would he forsake the Crossp
"In the Cross Of Christ glory"
Proudly sang his mnnhood's prime,
Tho his soul swept transitory
As the whispering wings of time;
when the sun Of bliss Is beaming,"
All, SO blindingly 1t shone,
"Froiu the Cross q radiance streaming"
Lighted up his lips alone.
"In the Cross Of Christ I glory"
Sang trusting child again.
Bowed the head with SORROWS hoary,
Now as humble meek as then.
"Banc aud blessing, pain and pleasure"
And n these his soul had tried
Hearts and lips poured forth the measure,
by the Cross are sanCtified."
SIN the Cross of Christ glory"
Tolled the bells In measures sloy
'1n the Cross Of Christ glory"
Sang the singers sweet and low;
Spakc the pastor of the glory
Towing DER the wrecks of time,'
Over there is heard the story,
Gathered round its head sublime"
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