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The Arizona champion., 1890-05-10
AL. DOYLE AGAIN.
RePublished by request of mlny Tax
 payer of Yavapai county.
EDICO2 CHAMPION:

May 3rd, being the day set for
 lppointing delegates to meet com nittee from Prescott, for the pur-
 pose Of agreeing, (if possiblel on iine; for new county. l believe that WAS the proposition of Presc ott eopie Hope it will be success. Dut 1 have yet to learn of any of f:eScnto's political dictators dying of tllt".ement of the heart, caused by an over display of their generosity Exc, t when It ;omes to raising a mans taxes who lives from 100 to 2JJ miles from the county seat. they know full well he cannot kick
 It d !is.ia raise, .for it will cost him 2boat as much to go to the county <ett to get lis taxes reduced as his taxes aGmount to, therefore he sub- nit, to q payment of from S25.00
 Q I5).0J more per year on his tax
 .'|, according to where his home is locate in the county, rather than
 spend his time and money on what
 might be fruitle.s errand, in ap-
 proaching the board.
 They showed their partiality
 when they were asked to appoint
 Mir. Switzer from Eastern Yavapai
 as member of the Board of Super
 visors to i'll a vacancy made about a
 yelr and half ago. If he had been appointed or any other man from
 Eastern YavapAi we could explain our grievances. He would oe on
 the ground and could see for him. self and be prepared to adjust them before the board, but we failed to get Mr $, or any other represen- tatiye. Mr Goldwater, of Prescott, was th7 l1eky man, to look after the affairs of Eastern Yavapai.
 Now for illustration: Mr. A or B says my taxes has been raised My nei-hbor c has more property than we or either of us have. why do you not raise him? also! my neighbor D l has been raised which I know is unjust, be cannot afford to present l his grievance to the board, because 1t will cost him as much or nearly so as his tixes amount to
 If you call on Mir Goldwater and | explain your troubles he will say my | ousInes5 Is selling pins. needles and ptper collars 1 do not know any tHlng of those people out there. Bus tneas, please. to to Mir. Price BeiD,, h. is chairman of the board, and knows all about it.
 Dlr. Behn IS called on. He says: My salary Is too small, l cannot af- ford to travel hundreds of miles over the country to look after the watts ot the people. Consequent ly the tax payer gets 1t in the neck Now, 1 would advise the people of Eastern YavapaI, while they have their hand in m appointing com mittees to appoint one to wait on the Board of Supervisors and find out If possible, how much road fund money they have on hand for repairing the roads Tn the Eastern portion of the county. We have had but little of that amount of money, that we are emitted to tor repalrlug and opening up our reads. rhtfe must be several dollars to our credit fol repairing roads In this pait of the county.
 Great JehcvAt! Ii ever we
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Before the commencement of the work each enumerator will receive a detailed description of the boundar- ies.of the district to which he has been assigned, together with the schedules and blanks designed for the purpose of enumeration, and specific instructions.
 Territorial papers will confer a favor by copying the above.
 E. s. CLARK. Supervisor.
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 F. E. FOSTER, Defendant.
 District Court, 5rd District, No. I749, Judgment, Decree and Or der of Sale.
 Under and by virtue of an or der of sale and decree of lein is- sued out of the District Court of tie Third Judicial District of the Territory of Arizona. in and for the County of Yavapai, on the 18th day of April 1890. in the above entitled action wherein E. Whipple 2rd ] C. New,asn the above named EPl%intIfs obtained a judgment and decree against F. E. Post CT the above named 1etendar5 on the 10th day of March 1890, which sad judgment and decree was on the said 10th day of March 1890 duly recorded in judgment Book (3) three at pages-of said District Court, for the sum of Two Hundred and Eight 89 100 (S2o8 89) Dollars and costs taxed m said District Court at the sum of SI5.5o with interest and an accruIng costs, 1 am commanded to sell all those certain Lots; pieces, or parcels of land situate, lying and bel 2 in the Town of Flagstaff County of Yavapal and Territory of Arizona, and known as Lots numbered Io-II-I2>I3 I4 and I5, in Block Numbered 2 D, in that portion of said Town oa Flagstaff known as the School Section, according to the record ed plat thereof, tog ether with thai certain One Story Frame Dwelling House thereon situate and known as the Foster Place.
 Notice IS hereby given that on Monday the I2th day of May 1890, at twelve o'clock noon of that day, in front of the. north door of the Court House, in the City Of Prescott, County of Yaxa> pal. and Territory of Arizona, I will In obedience to the said de- cree and order of sale, sell the above described property, ar so much thereof as may be necessary to satisfy said Plaintiffs judgment with interest thereon, and all costs, etc., 10 the highest and best bidder, for cash, in UniteG States Currency.
 WI. o. DWELL. Sheriff of YayapAi C,unty A.izo- na Territory.
 By Nj. M1INE2N4Y.
 Chief DepIsy. Dlte4 Prescott A. T. Aprli I7th 1890.
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PimpIes and Blotches.

Having for the past fotfr or five years been troubled with pimples and blotches on my face and body and finding no relief in any of the chemically prepared soaps and med icines prescribed for me by physic- ians, 1 concluded to try pour S. $. S. remedy, and have found great relief it the same, four bottles clearing my skin entirely. l cheerfuly recom- mend your medicine to all who are in the pasition that I have been in. You can use this letter and my name as testimonial to the merits of the $. $. $. remedy.
 ALNRED P. ROBINSON, 32O Sansome St, San Francisco. Treatise on Blood and Skin Dis eases mailed free.
 Swift's Specific Co.,, Atlanta, Ga.
 He Wants to Add His Name,
 Permit me to add mine to your many other certificates in commen- dation of the great curative prope- ties contained in Swift's Specific (S. $. S.) It Is certainly one of the hest tonicS 1 ever used.
 JOHN W. DANIELS,
 Anderson, $. c.
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BEEF COMBINE.
Price of Cattle Regulated by Aamour and Associates.-A RiGhtfui
 Investigation.

mittee accompanying the bill han ded to the Senate regarding the transportation and sale of meat pro duets is very lengthy one. Tht committee says that when the exam ination of witnesses began at St. Louis it was very evident that con Alctiuginfuences were at work, es- pecially lii the International Cattle Range Association, and tbat in:lGs- trious effortwere being made to pre- ent inquiries of the committee o6sot ing injui'iously the dressed beef in terests of Chicago.
 There was no diversity of opinion among the witnesses as to the pric- es and as to the fact that the meth ods of selling beef cattle had been entirely revolutionized during the past ten years. Tine revelation took the form of a concentration or the market for cattle at few points with the controlling market at Chicago.
 This change the dommittee says is due principally to the fact that 8 few enterprising men at Chicago are able through their enermons capital, to centralize and control the business at that point.
 The dressed beef and canning business is practically in the hand, of four establishments in chlrge: Armour & Co.,, Swift E O., Nelson, Morris & Co.,, and Hammond & Co.
 What ever difference of opinion is expressed as to the existence of d combination between these firms not to bid against each other in the purchase of cattle, tkere was no hesitating on the part of the witness es, even when obviously prejudicei  he was in fauor of the packers, in stating the central market was ab- solutely in the grasp of these foar bosses, if they choose ts excercise tt.
 As a res ut of the influence of these houses the committee noticed a reticence on the part of the cattle raisers and commission men ts tes- tify to facts as opinions might pre- iudice them ill the future transaut- ions.
 The principal inquiry which the committee was directed to Tn ;ke was as to the extension of aombia;.t ions 'By reasons of which prices of beef and beef cattle had been so contracted and effected as to dimin- i ish the present product without less ening rhe cost of meat to the coh- sumer."
 The fact developed. the committee thinks, proves overwhelmingly the existence of such Combination"
 The committee quotes a state ment from Hhil Armour's testimony that cattle increase more rapidly | than the population during the last five years, from which he argues that the low prices of beef cattle Was wartly due to promotion. 1
 This argument, the committee i states, is not warronted by the facts and the committee have no hvsit..n-
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Caugat the Golden sgg

Fifteen thousa Id dollars falls to two Fairview citizens Ticket No GA. 3S5 in The Louisiana State Lot tery drawing of February II cap lures the prize for J. $, Betts of the firm of Betts Bros, greia dealers, and L. G. Kitchener, agent for the Chicago, Rock Island E Pacific By. The money was. promptly paid through the Fairview State Bank Fairview (Kansas) Enterprise, Meh. h
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To Census Enum orators.

For the information of enemurat- ors who have written me expressing doubt as to their ability to canvass the ENTIRE county ill which they were residents, in the allotted time, 1 will state that such solicitude is unnecessary, in no instance has an entire county been assigned to any one enumerator. That enumerators may understand about how much territory has been designed for each one, 1 submit herewith the number of enumeration distrlcs assigned to to the several counties;
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FAMED FOR TWENTY YEARS. For lata5FitI of it's Cravings. and Pra1Si Payment of PrIlaS.
 AtteSted as Follows:

"Ht do hereby ce,zity tfat 7oe 5n;Hervise ke a,yangeNeHkS y0t- aUhke Df0ntAiV and Semi- AAanal Dyaavlngs of tfe LcAi5iaRa Tafe Lottery COmbany, zna ia .7Srson H. nage and coniroi h8e D1a70ingS Me0E- ssi5eS, aHd hiGl hie yaAae are e2;sanctea -01fh A0He'ty, faiynefs, and in good faifh '07uq,a aH o,,1Eles. an.i 70f anfh0rise tic Company 70 HJe Fms -egziHcafe, s0ikd tae imileS 9f Our S[g1al4,s $ att4 cAed, in Hs i7Je,5yicgIyeylks '
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CHOOSING ~UT SALE.
Bargains for Everrone.

l will offer for sale at bargain, my Real Estate and Personal as05c- erty In Flagstaff, also the remainder of my stock of Second Hand goods of Household and Kitch en Furniture, Trunks, Valises, Blankets, Quilts, Guns, Pistols, Watches, Clocks, and Jewelry, CarpenCef tools, Tool Chests. Cros- cut Saws, and many aatieiss to numerous to mention. Chelp for cash or bank Able paper. Office and wareroom east R. R. Avenue.
 Respectfully, u. A. WooDs.
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! have now started my horse herd. All parties wishing to have horses herded can do so by rpplying to A. C. Morse. Rates one dollar per week. If
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ENP0R RTANT.

"Rememher that the payment of prizes is guaranteed by Four National Banks of New Orleans. and the Tickets are signed by the President Of an Institu- tIon, whose chartered rights are recog- nized in the highest courts; therefore, beware of all limitations or anonymous schemes"
 ONE DOLLAR is the Plice of the smallest part or traction of ticket is sued by us in any drawing. Anything in cur name offered for less than a dol lar Is a swndle.
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Grass, grain and flower seeds on hand at tine du"r and gran iegot Of J. Sanderson. If
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Sherif's s Sale.

In the District Court of the Third Judicial District, of the Terri tory of Arizona, in and for the County of Yavapai. E. WHIPPLE and J c. NEWMAN, Plaintiffs.
The Arizona champion., 1890-05-10
a aaaPREGEDEETE1 ATTRAGTI9A!
 Q Over a Million DiSirihntsd

Louisiana State Lottery Company.
 Incorporated by the Legislature for Educational and Charitable purposes, and its franchise made part of the present State Constitution, in 1879, by an overwhelming popular vote.
 Its MAMMOTH DRAWINGS take place SemiNAnnually, Nune and Decem- ber), and its GRAND SINGLE MUM BIER DRAWINGS take place in each of the other ten months of the year. and are all drawn in public al the Academy of Music, New Orleans. La
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eth part of its bulk I is grand double size telescope large carry. We will also show you you make from ssB to s day at least from hc without experience Better wTie We all press charges Address, II. HALLETr CO, Box ssO, Cortland, Maine
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AGENTS WANTED.

pGA= FOR CLUB RATES, or any further information desired, write legIbly to the undersigned, clearly stating your resi- dence, with State, County, Street and Number. More rapid return mail deliv- cry will be assured by your enclosing an envelope bearing your full address.
The Arizona champion., 1890-05-10

5,I34 FaIzes. amounting to. .SI.o54,8oo
 NoTE-Tickets drawing Capital Prizes Ire not entitled to terminal prlzes.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1890-08-17
Editorial Independence.

Tho editor who attempts 10 please
every n will fall short Of tho mark,
and not oven succeed in pleasing him
self. Tho INDEPENDENT is not pub
lished with tho expectation that its
viows will mcot tho approval of all
readers, und wo do not propose to Mt
tempt TO plcase all. Wo have ideas Of
our " which wo feel FREQ to oxpross,
and we have no fault to find with
those who honestly difrcr with us; but
we have no desire to attempt to con
c~iliatc, nor apologize to, those who
Disagree with lis. Wo aro always open
TO conviction, md il convinced that
40 aro wrong on any proposition wo
uro ready 10 mako duo acknowledges
mcnt; but tho INDEPENDENT, while
under tho present management, pro-
poses TO DO, what its mn implies, in
dependent upon all questions Of pub
lie policy.
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Steel Itincd Guns.

Our contemporaries nre giving wido
publicity to an item to the effect that
tho first forged stool riilcd gun ovor
manufactured in this country" is now
undor way Mt tho Wntcrvliot Arsonol.
Considering tho attention that has
Deen paid during tho last seroD years
10 tho work OF rocnnstructing our
navy and coast doicnscs this seems to
Indicate that editors do not always
TS'aember whit appeared In thor own
papers. Sixty or seventy forged stool
ruled guns have been manufactured
~ this country. Ton OF them aro on
'lo Charleston. Tho peculiarly OF
tho one nov under construction at
"atorvliot Is that It 10 tho largest Of
ltB type yet built by our Government.
~ 10 OF twclve.inch cnlibor md will
hre a shell weighing n thousand
pounds. Tho largest stool guns here.
'o'ore turned ont from our factories
s'e OF ten.inch bore and carry pro.
I%e'tilcs Of fvo hundred pounds. -Er.
aininar
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Board OF Trade.

Tho adjourned meeting OF tho
State Board Of Trade was held ut Mr..
Nowland's Office Monday afternoon,
mud tho following gentlemen wero
present:
II. NJ Ycrtngton, H. II. Parkinson,
Evan Williams, Is. Marks, s. w. For
guson, II. J. Bird, L. G. Nowlunds,
W. o. II. Martin, Warren Notowaro,
II. l.. Fulton, l.. ID. Folsom, @. @.
Powning. j. II. Whited, NJ. Cohn, Al
lon G. Bragg, II. X. Colcord, $. II.
Young, $. 9. Wright, II. +. Dangborg,
T'hos. Fitch, D. A. Bender, jas. May
berry, @. W. I~IinchcliTc, Is. L. Leotc,
Jos. Marzen, i. N. Marker.
The afternoon was occupied in lis.
toning to statements from Mcssrs.
Marks, Ferguson and Bird, Of tho
Colonization Agency Of tho Southern
Pacific, m to tho best methods Of IN.
ducing settlement, and many valuable
suggestions wcro mado, aud duly up
prcciatcd by tho gentlemen Interested
in building up Novada. Tho sugges.
tions will DO duly discussed in future
Issues OF tho journal. The subject
was discussed by Messrs. Newlands
Yorington, Marker, Marion, Williams
| Fulton and others. f'eno Journal.
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From Friday. Daily.
sALAAGUNDI.

-eIA.HNF
For a choice Key west cigar, or
anything in the smokers line, go to
Muller's.
j. w. Dorsey is interviewing the
Saints at Ogden and Salt Lake City,
and will return tomorrow.
There will DO a social dance at
Freeman Hall tonight. A cordial
invitation is extended to all.
The easiest way to get rid OF flies
or insects, is to go to Muller's and get
some Fly Paper or Insect Powder and
killem.
Those two elegant preparations for
the toilet, Violet Water for ladies,
Lavender Water for gentlemen, price
81 90 Mt Mulleris.
Rev. Houghton, OF the Bishops
School for Girls at Reno, will hold
divine services at the church next
Sunday ut IL o'clock a. NJ.
Commissioner Hamill returned last
night from tho western part OF the
Stnte. Bob's political torch is trim
med and burning for Secretary or
State. a
Another train OF twenty-seven carr
loaded with cows and calves passed
through this morning. This is tho
second installment of cattle which
jasper Harrell is shipping to Ruby
Valley.
When your eyes got weak and pain
you whilo reading, go to Muller and
get a pair of good specs or eye
glasses. A good fit guaranteed or no
pay. A full assortment OF colored
glasses for sun or snow.
Tho Mormons ure said to DO con-
verting the Indians OF Northwest
Territory TO their polygamous doc
trines, notwithstanding the protests
OF the Canadian Government, and
serious trouble is feared.
Reno Journal Ex-Assembly man
Bob Hamill came in from Elko county
Tuesday night and yesterday morn
ing went on to Virginia. Bob has
been reported rs n candidate for tho
Republican nomination for Secretary
of State, which soft impeachment lie
admitted to a Journal reporter.
II. IL. Markham was nominated as
n candidate for Governor OF Califor.
mia by tho Republican Convention at
Sacramento on Wednesday evening,
not Tuesday evening as published
yesterday. The nomination was made
ati p. NJ, and tho report was received
here at 4:3o, after we had gone to
press.
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A I~)astardly Decd.

Tuesdays Silver State hns tho fol.
loving:
The passenger and mail train from
tho onst was noarly nm hour late ycs.
torday afternoon. IT was detained
about five miles from Palisadc, whore
tho trainmon discovered obstructions
ON the track. Tho train was stopped
aud IL was found that ties had been
placed ncrops tho truck md rocks
pilod up at tho ends for tho purpose
OF wrockiug tho trnin.
At latest accounts no clue had boon
obtained TO the perpetrators OF this
dastardIy decd. Tho londs who put
distractions on tho track and on .
dangcred tho lives OF all on tho train
deserve tho sOvorest punishment
that the law prcscribcB for crimo.
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From rhur.day'. Daily.l
sALAAeUxDl.

See notice OF Democratic Primaries
elsewhere in this issue.
See notice OF auction sale Of horses
and wagons in to-day's issue.
A communication on tho subject Of
common schools is crowded out OF
this issue. It will appear to. morrow.
Assessor Hesson returned from Tus-
eaIora yesterday, having finished his
work in the northern portion Of the
county.
Anyone who desires to purchase a
ranch cheap is referred to Knox
Cranes announcement which appears
elsewhere.
When n man holds an Office so long
that he thinks it beiongs to him and
no one else Ear DO found to take his
place, it is timo to drop him.
Mrs. G. II. Sproule, who has been
on the sick list for several days, is i'm
proving, and MI. Sproulc himsclf is
down today though not seriously i'll.
The examination OF applicants for
teachers certificates opened in the
school building to-day. There arc
two applicants for first and ten for
second grade certificates.
A letter from Max Arnhold, dated
Fair Lawn, Aug. 8th, says, '!rhe hay
crop in Squaw Valley is very good,
and Il. p. Parkinson will cut over
5000 tons OF alfalfa this year.
Tho unusual scene OF a train load
of cattle going east was witnessed
this morning. They are the first Of II
largo rumber which Jasper Harrell is
shipping to Ruby Valley. These cat
tie arc from Visalia, CAL, and the
freight to Halleck is SO per car.
The Reese River Reveille announces
the development OF II 10-inch vein oil
$1,000 ore in the Patriot mine, Yankee
Blade district, Lander county. The
vein carries II large percentage OF ruby
silver. The same paper reports nm orc
strike in the Ruby mine at Lander
Hill.
Tho structure of name was strik.
ingly shown the other day ut tho
Royal Institution London, in n lecture
by Prof. Dewar. Two book covers Of
moistened asbestos were suddenly
clapped together on the flame, wher
a picture of tho flame in different cop
per tints wa left.
The taxpayers Of Elko county are
advised TO send ~. Y. H." to the Leg
i%sl"turc. He is, perhaps, tho onl!
man in the countrywide has struck the
keynote OF retrcnchmcnt by abolish
ing oil county Offices, thus relieving
the people from the entire burdens o.
taxation; rs without county officer.
there would DO nc salaries to pay unc
no one to collect taxes.
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Starvation i'm Oklahoma.

a dispatch dated Oklahoma City,
Aug. 10, says:
Tho people OF Oklahoma Territory
are preparing an appeal to Congress
and the United Suites for relief from
the famine and restitution that has
developed. Tho country has not pro-
duced sufficient food to keep the pcu
pie from starvation, and in connection
with this is tho fast that tho citizens
have been there for nearly two years
without being able to raise anything
to live on. They went in late tho
hrst %ecason, and barely existed through
that winter, and then, when they ex-
pectcd to mako n crop this year
they were met with one of the
worst drouths ever known in this
country. Tho vegetation OF tho
whole OF the Territory is actually
burned up, with no possible show
even OF raising fodder for tho stock.
Tho people have exhausted all their
means, and arc now compelled to live
on tho charity of tho nation ut largo.
They are absolutely without means
and cannot get AWAY. Tho horrors
OF the situation cannot DO appreciated
except by personal observation.
Whole fnmilios aro on tho verge of
starvation.