davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Arizona champion., 1890-03-08
Notice fir Publication in News per. } Mining Application Ra. 25z.
UNITED STATxs LAND OFFICE,
 Ian. rS. 1900

JfH- To, Io9o
 Notice is hereby given that. Roln. Cinll bell. Abcrham Levy, Michai Nj nndhan. Patri,. :. MwPhy, wt,se p,.st lice address
 Flagstaff, Ysyapai Ccurtv, Au-. zona, has ihls day fled his appli- eaton fer pate;tt fo! I5oo linear feet oi the Lucky Boy mine Or vein, bearing silver, copi-er and. other ferious metals, with snrflce ground Geo feet in width, situated m Butte Valley inning district, CorntY of Yae4p1i. and. Territory of ArIzona, and designated by the field notes aud official plat on file Tn this Cfhce as lot NJ. in, sad lot NJ. being described as. fo.laws to-win: Beginning at the N. W. Cor. or cedar stake mark. ed l-B No. from which U S. Min erai monament NJ. bears N. 5 oo' E. 4+Io pine tree, IS Tn. diameter, marked B 1T, L 5 No. T. bears 5 32' "o'. E 58 6-Io 1t. 'henceS 6S' 10 " 3ocit to the N " end center, a cedar st,kc mark d L E No ?, AS 5-ro to the in- tersectIon o: the Copper Flat 5 W end llne, 6oofi to the 5 W cor. of tie ciaIin. marked 5 IL E No 2. tears 5 27 90 E B 5Io Thence } 2t 50 L, I5oUit ro the ; E Cor of the claim, ceddr stak.: marked L B NJ 4, iron which plne tree I2 In Tn diameter. marked B [ L. 5 No 4, bears s 37 30 E, 3Io Il. FhrnCe \ 68 Io', E 3ootl to the : l. el d rrn cedar stake mark d l. F Nc ,, Goo feet 10 the N E. cor Claim cedar stake marked 1. 5 N" C. from which a pine tree To n diameter B T l. B NJ 6, bears N 49' DO F 5o ; Iott. Thence N 2T' SO. W 786 5 loft to post marked L r No 2. IoS6 , loft to pest ma ked L ? NpI, 1856 , 10 ,@ stone marked l. ? No 6 lnu the intersectiOn of the C r side line f5ooIt 10 d stake maj ked 1. E Nu I and place of beginning.
 The conflict herein described " th the Copper Flat Mining Claim Is no tlained by the Lucky Boy.
 Magnetic variations 1s- 50 E, containing neat I9 57 100 acres.
 The location of this mine Is re- corded In the Recnrdefs ot Pres cott, A T. The adioIning claims are the Copper Flat and Live Pine claims on the N W cor.
 Any and all persors claiming adversely any portion of said Lucky Boy mine or surface ground are requred t. fife thrIr adverse lains with the Reg ister of the United S;ale> L.lnd Oni.:r at Pres oit, A. r., in the County of Ya- sapai, dnrlng the sixty days p~rioi Jl publication hereof, Or they will De barred by virIlr of the i,rovlS- Ions ul tLr st, ts.
 l.. BURGESS,
 K s!SIcr
The Arizona champion., 1890-03-08
Consumtion Surely Cured

To THE EDITOR Please inform your readers that have a positive remedy for the above named dis ease. By its timely Use thousands of hopeless cases have been per manenlly cured. l shall be glad to send two bottles of my remedy tree to any of your readers who have consumption if they will send me their express and post office address. Respectfully.
 T. A SLOCUM, M. C.,
 I8I Pearl St.,
 New York.
The Arizona champion., 1890-03-08
l.. BURGESS,
 . K s!llcr.
Notice for Pah'i>.f n in N.w,prp.,-l Gii'li1g AaIjII.33ati3l f0. 233.
UNITED 1ArE5 LAND OFFICE,
 an IS. fS9o.

UNITED 1ArE' LAND OFflCE,
 Jan IS. rS9o-
 Notice is hereby given that Robert Campbell, A5erham Lew, Michael Munnahan ard Patrick Murphy, whrsr P'Ist Office address is F!lgsaff, A. T has this day filed their application for d patent for 1900 linear feet of the Copper Flat rnlne or vein, btarmg silver copper and other precious metals with surface ground 572 feet in width, situated in Butte Valley mining district, County of Yava- pal, ard rerritC " of Arizona, and designated by the field notes and and official plat on fife in thls off ce as lot No 40, said lot No 40 be- ing described as follows, to- witt Beginning at N w corner of claim d cedar stake marked C Fs No T.. from which U. S mineral3 monu- ment No beals N 53- A E 3o3es at pine tree IT inches Tn diame- Ter marked B T C E No I brs N ' 55 N 19 5-Ioft a cedar tree 1e inches in diameter marked B T C. F No I. brs s 28' SO w 36 5-Ioft. Thence s zI' SO D 272tt to N F.; er q center stake maeGed C F No ? 572it to N E corner of claim a stake marked C F No :, froms which ceder tree 10 inches diam ter marked B T C F No 5 brs N 65' 2 E, Go 5 loft. Thence $ 6S- 10 w I5ooft to the s E cor of claim cedar stake marked C F No from which cedar tree "A Tn. diameter marked B T C F No 4 brs N 3o AT E. Thence N 2I' 5o'f w 3ooft to s w end center a, cedar stake marked c F No 5, 57z 1t to s w cor of claim cedar stake marked C F No. 6, fromS which cedar tree 20 in in diame- ter marked B T No 6 brs 4o' o7" E 25oft. Thence N 68' TO- E. I446tt to post marked H s No 2 l5ooft to N w corner of the claim l cedar stake marked C F No F and place of beginning.
 Magnetic variations. I3' 40 East,. containing I9 69 100 acres.
 The location of this mine Is re- corded in the Recorders Office oE Prescott, A. T. The adjoining. claims are Home Stake on North. west and Live on the Southeast.
 Any and all persons claiming, adversely any portion of said Cop per Flat mine or surface ground: are required to file their adverse claims with the Register of the United States Land Office at Pres- ;ott, A. IT., in the County of Ya- 'apai, durince the sixty days peri 'd of publication hereof, or they will be barred by virtue of the pro- ,iSions of the statutes.
 E. BU RGESS,
 Register.
The Arizona champion., 1890-03-08
Dissolution Notice.

Notice is hereby given that the co, rartnership heretofore existing under tEt firm name of C. T. Howa rd X Co.,. do. ing a saloon business in F lagst afr, A. I Is hereby dissolved by mutual consent E. R. Baylesi retiring iron, the fiji n All accounts against the firm w.lI be paid by C. T. Howard x Co, and ] bills will be collected by them.
 C. T. HOWARD & Co. Flagstaff, Oct. 24tn. 1889.
The Arizona champion., 1890-03-08
NoIce for Publication in Newspaper Mining Application Ao. 23I.
UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE,
 lon 70 r0a@

UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE,
 Ian. IS, 1890,
 Notice is hereby given tn t Robt' Campbell, Aberham Lev, ], Michael Monnahan & Patrick A. Murphy, whose post office addr- S is Flagstaff A T., has this d'y fled his application for patent for fifteen hundred linear feet of the Home Stake mine or veln bearing silver copper and other precious metals with surfJcc ground Goo feet in width, situated m Butte Valley mining distrlct County Of YIvapai, and Territory of Ar,zona, and designated by the field notes and official plat on f.y on this office as lot NJ. 3S. Said lot No 3S being desclibed as fol lows. to wit: Beginning at th.. N E end center cedar stake marked H ; No. I from which U s mineral monument NJ. I hrs. N 59'3o' E 3I62 it. of claim. Thence IS 2t-5o' E 800 fl. to N E cor. cedar stake marked H s No. 2 rom which pine tree 10 ins. d marked BT HIS No. ? brs. 5 84 o6' W z2 1t. thence 5 to So-Io' W 1900 1t. to ' E cor ct the cedar stake marked H s No 5 from which cedar tree B ins. dia. marked B s H $ No 5 bears north 5S'33' E 300 feet thence north I5o' west 300 1t. to south west end center stake Goo 1t. to 5 W corner of claim, cedar stake marked H 5 No s. from which a cedar tree I2 inches in diam. marked B T H s No 5. brs. N | 32 IT E 92 loft. Thence N 6S-Io' E 100 1t. to top of a sand stone knoll I52ft. to N F side of knoll 59oft. 10 center of cut 7ooft. to the brow of hill Scott 10 small gulch 9ooft. to the top of sandstone ridge 1000 to small gu!ch I5ooft. to N w cor n-r claim, cedar stake marked il 5 N1 6, from which a cedar tree marked B T H s No 6. brs. south ITS E 52ft. Thence $ Ergo E 3ooft. 10 stake marked Ii 5 No I. and place of beginning
 Magnetic variations I3'4o' east 20 66-IOo acres.
 The location of this mine is re- corded in the Recorders Officce, of Prescott A. T.
 The adjoining claimants are Copper Flat on the south east side.
 Any and all persons claiming any portion of said Home Stake mine or surface ground are required to file their adverse claims with the Register of the United Hates Land Office at Prescott in the county of Yava- pal, during the sixty days period ot publication hereof, or they will be barred by virtue of the provisions of the statutes.
 E. BURGESS,
 Register.
The Arizona champion., 1890-03-08

Subscribe for the ARIZONA CHAMPION.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1890-10-23

William o'Brisn and John Dillon, th'
Irish leaders who have been on trial d
Tpperary charged with conspiracy 10 10.
citns tenants no, TO pay their rents, can't
up missing when their osses we're called
and their bonds were declared forfeited
II will DO remembered that these gentle
men had been appointed . committee by
their friends 10 visit America, and It Wal
very generally thought that these suit'
we're brought against them for tho purpose
Of delaying their departure !. 10 believed
they sailed for the United States and have
mot stood on the manner Of their going.
These much prosecuted men may be JUST.
Ged in running the gauntlet
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1890-10-23

The Mail and Express neatly illustrator
The speciousness OF the democratic hue
and CRY that tho tsrin 10 oppressive be-
c,uss OF the tax on the "poor mans tin
cup" II says; This poor mans tin cup
costa u wholesale IS cenh dozen. OF
] liz cents each. They arc retsilsd st 3
cents. Nov, with the addition Of the new
tariff that tin cup will cost "a cents.
But DO pleased TO observe tbs. by this re-
vision Of the tariff 2 Ia cents per pound
10 deducted from the sugar which this
poor man must use in that Tin cup'eve'y
day.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1890-10-23

The Rutland Herald objects 10 the fret
text book system on The ground that It II
gain to the publishers at the expense Of
the community. II the Herald had inves
sisssed the subject il would hardly have
advanced that argument; Wherever the
system prevails it has inevitably resulted
In decreased expense 10 the community.
An ILLUSTRATION can readily be found In
the town OF Hartford. Vt, where Tree text
books have prevailed since 1879. The
average expense In that town per pupil
for avs years Vas tribe lees than IS
cents per snnum. Abundant testimony
can be produced TO prove tbs. the Herald
errs 10 this respect. and that free text
books moan . decreased expense 10 the
very persons whose Necessities demand IL
most
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1890-10-23

The lss also provides iOf TEACHER isstI
tales where tss teachers can ssi toesthe'
snt have the advantage Of The bsss IN
suaesion With IN opposiari.p Tor iEh.b.
lag sons Of thai calAtsissn without
which slelf lstofs viii be . conpsfsiise
failure These Institutes are well oslculai
"a 10 do sres, deal 81 sood.ha coarse
II 10 10 early too BEE much efec, from The
lev thai have ihus far been held
In The matter Of the burden pron the
poorer tevrs and disificis Il may be veil
W rsiss poriior Of the school ,sr % .
state TAI We advocated ,his policy tuo
years ago When The mes Law uss passed.
This would eqoalias the harden sad do
sssy With that objection 10 the Law.
II ss<ms 10 be the desire Of some Of the
members 10 rtpesl iba par, Of the Law
providing ior county supervision. We
do noi btliere Ills would be wise. The
present. lsu cc.ls the ,tsle bu, little more
than The tosn supefinisndentf did snd We
believe The pre,en, method is and vii be
worth sres, deal more TO our schools
than the old method. The foil beutH, Of
the ne. system Lss not ye, been attained
bu, &c believe II vas move 10 The right
direction. OF course there 10 more or less
friction 10 getting accustomed to andiesl
10 soy Law but this soon wears
sssy. II IL most apparent the Hrst year,
and the feet that there has been some
trouble from this cause 10 really no valid
reason vhy the Law may not work well Al
ter vs get sccu stoned 10 H. We .hink !.
10 certainly vor,bs longer trial before IL
il condemned " failure.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1890-10-23

10 speshins Of Gen. Belhnsp. The
Springfield Union ssys; Tyins 70 keep
up more style d Washington than hs bad
The pseunisry means 70 support ~ vhs'
ruined The lsis Gen. Bsitnsp. But bs
rs man enough 70 take tbs blame Of the
whole Transaction and 10 Voluntarily 90
cspt spy pusisbment 70 shield bic vile,
lie 80 more sinnsd sgsinst Than SHINING.
bat be ought 10 have stemmsd The tide
ssshss then driiisd With H.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1890-10-23

TIE bes, authorities 10 oslifofris sfs
reported - ssyipg that .bs pick Of rsisin'
this rear ia .hsi state vii b. fully 1907
90 boIa This 10 about tvsciy.fold The
ni,is ea,pui Of ten yesn ego. Shipments
t,tLi. section Of country have already be.
sss. The product " equal 10 the best
foreisa yisId. II not superior 10 H. For
ego marks snd labels arc often pa, 90 u .
Cslliortis prodac, 70 moe, the vhius Of
cSEsamsrs.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1890-10-23

The aggregate Of republican msjoritis'
% our congressional tickets, - ofilcially
announced. 10 1893. the majority for Hor
II. Henry Powers being $3.50. and for
Gen. Oront 5000. It'll not 10 b. doubted
ths, these figures reflect more nearly the
sentiment Of Vermont on national political
10 les than those given on the state ticket
7 republican msiori,y on the congres.
81 - vote il greater than the number oil
w.. cas-, by the democrats.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1890-10-23

Advicss from Montpelier show that
large proport ion Of The members arc op
possd 70 the present school Law Is (,
stands sudlvil vote 10 restore the Law ~ ]
vss or at lssst 10 amend the present Law
The reasons given for change are mainly
that the present Law increases the cost o
schoos especially 10 the smaller districts
T extra cost must come from higher
" 30 to teachers sat cannot come 10 sny
o, st way. Very many claim thst viii
increase Of wages no better tsschan are u
cared than under tbs old Law.
Very liksly thsre 10 come reason for
this complaint. The Law hss been 10 op
Grafton bot little more than year. moi
time ies very much change on the part Of
tssehess. bst the design Of ~ sew nv
vss 10 have tsAches become bstass Ailsd
for ieachiag b. attending better schools
and ios longer lime than they have here
toioss doss The great trouble With our
schools. - found BY the very able com
missioner that investigated the subject
two yssn ago, vn poorly qualified teach
err. Since the lay vas passed two years
ego 1s notice that teachers have bsen try.
log to improve and " hsvs no doubt. II
the lss 10 continued 10 force. that tvo
years more viii shov avery great i'm.
provensni ia the qualification Of teachers,
gen.rally.
II 10 troe The burden OF higher wages
comes bard on poor districts bat II better
teachers can be secured the people can
shosd 70 pay mora A great deal Of money
bis been thrown away 10 the employ nsns
Of teachers nos fitted 70 tsseb. Farmers
veil k0os thai rome hands are better
worth 90 per month than ether are 90.
The dirersnce 10 value 10 much greater
when appii~d 10 the teachers Of our
setools A poor tesches should not be EN-
picysd u any pfiee.
The nsv Law provides . more rigid syr
ten Of ersninsilcn. by supervisors Who
ere mach better qualified 10 perform The
daiy than ths average tow superin,s1d
eais. and vho il nod Affected BY local in
ausscss Which have plseed many poor
rs<sohsss Ia our sehooia TIE Sepervisen
snsisly secd men Who have done their
b@l 10 nshs The schools suecsss, bal IL
y TOO much 70 expect that thsy eoald
naks . eospisls rsvoiniion 10 ose year.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1890-10-23
COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

Estate Of A. c. BrBYE
The nnderng0ad naving been Appointed By
the Hon. Probate Court for the District Of Man.
chester Commissioners, 70 receive, sIsmine, and
adlnsi al elaine and demands OF AL person.
Agsinst the estate II
O. Eebse hale Of Rupert
IL said Disirics. deceased. aud sii claims tfhib-
tied ~ elect lhef.ie. hereby give notice tha,
Ne snl meet. FOG The Purposes Aforesaid. Al tbs
late dwelling house Of dccelssd 10 Hupsr,
ca the % ess q MaIcb. 1851 from rins O'Clock
a. =. Until Tour O'clock r. r., 90 said day, and
that sii monihs from the sik day Of sspi< nber
A. u. 1880. 10 the tine limited BY said Court for
sad efediiofs 70 present their elaine 10 &c fos
sisminatlon asd allowance.
Dated ., hapert lLis BIB day OF September
A. y, lsst.
cAHELEs u. sHERAAs. o,n.,
2sss A. F.sHELDUy. o"A
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1890-10-23

JHF Takffy sBerfD va mgDH ExorsH 10
oru swfncss rnoDrcns oosrhot oy THEE
oxs ssaRss. vTsH an TscnE1slso tssyssp
or pnrHx.slSs SCALE or v,anL
Ertsr sOixsrB AID slItof VINO mas rEh
van ma oovsrnr yarrlUvrIr m rTxu or
van orcHr ro kncEsyr rnxGos. sof An A
cRlvrUr rrr A. xArrA oy srxrtx yvs'
7lcK
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1890-10-23

CORNEr.
corBet for sale with case and two shanks
Inquire OF
JAMES GRAY.
Manchester, w., Sept 9th, 1890. 2O2w
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1890-10-23

DRY STOVE WOOD AND BOAT
PLANK. Will deliver IL preferred.
NJ. q. WALKER h SON.
Manchester Depot, VT, June 18th. 1890. vi
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1890-07-03
Maine Girls Chat With Bismarck

A few weeks ago q company Of young
ladies from Maine made a vow that they
would not only see Bismarck, but shake
hands with him. And they accomplished
their vow in the most easy and natural
manner. The occasion was bazaar given
ut Bismarck's palace in Berlin for the
benefit Of the Ten Phenninff Society, or
society for the. aid OF the poor. The Maine
girls repaired to the palace at 80 p. m
and found the apartment crowded with
people buying goods much as is done in
our New England bszaars. Presently the
young ladies saw that the worshippers OF
Bismarck began to be aware OF his pre-
sence, and half dozen bouquets we're plac
cd 10 bis hands.
What lovely flowers the prince has said
one OF the girls 10 English.
Bismarck overheard the remark, and
turning to the young lady and shaking her
hand, said also in English
But do you not think they are more
bestowed on me than l deserve.
Ii had more would add them TO your
stock. she retorted.
Bismarck laughed and added. l am
very glad to see that you Americans take
interest enough 10 the bazaar to come
here.
The Maine girls sgain found 1t conven
lent to speak in somewhat enthusiastic
terms in English Of what they saw and
heard.
What 9 magnificent man Prince Bis
marck isl remarked one.
The prince turned aud smiled and *
tended his hand to each one Of the Maipe
girls and said
And you. too. are Americans And you
think the palace is magnificent, do you I?
| am glad it pieases you. am happy to
welcome you rs Americans.
The happy way IN which the chancellor
misun nderstood the compliment to himself |
aud appropriated il to his palace shows
hat his intellect is not impaired by |
yesrs.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1890-07-03
a Famous Goose,

An interesting relic is preserved in .
glass case In the Coldstream Guards or
derly room at Whitehall. II consists oil
the head aud neck OF goose, around
which is golden collar with the inscrip.
tion Jacob - Second Battalion Coldstream
GusId's.' Beneath it are the words; Died
n Dnty.' In 1888 rebellion broke out
our Canadian possessions aud two batta
lions of the Guards were sent thither 10
assist in quellng it, the battalion already
mentioned being one of them.
Both corps occupied the citadel OF
Qaebec, and in their turn supplied the
guards which were ordered to be mounted
IN different parts Of the town neighbor.
hood. Near one Of these guards was a
iarmyard which had suffered much from
the ravages Of foxes II animals were at that
period great pest to the colonists; aud rs
the farm in question had been suspected
Of being the meeting place Of the rebels, o
chain OF sentries was placed around it.
One day the sentry whose duty IL was
to watch the entrance to the farm had his
attention attracted by an unusual noise,
and on looking toward the spot whence it
preceded, he beheld fine goose fleeing
toward him, closely pursued by fox. His
first impulse was to have shot at the lat
ter, but this wonld have alarmed the guard
and brought condign punishment on him.
self for giving false alarm. He was com
PEELED. therefore, to remain silent spec.
tator OF the scene, while every step
brought the Reynsrd near to his prey.
In the height OF its despair the poor bird
ran it's head and neck between the legs OF
soldier in it's frantic endesvor TO reach the
refuge which the sentry box could afford,
aud ut the same moment the willy fox
made desperate grab at the goose, but
too late, for ere he could get feather be.
tween his teeth. the ready bsyonet OF the
sentinel had passed Though bis body.
The poor goose by way Of showing its
gratitude to its preserver, rubbed its head
against his legs, and made other equally
curious demonstrations Of Joy; nor could
I ever be prevailed upon to quit the post,
out walked up and down day alter day
With each successive sentry that was plac.
ID there until the battalion left Canada.
when the goose was brought away with il
IS regiment pet, to England. Cham bers
Journal
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1890-07-03

Once let person begin TO study plsnts
and be will des're TO increase the list Of
his scqnaintsnces; and then hs will use
bis eyes az be never did before. He will
discover beautiful flowers whose existence
10 the neighborhood none Of bis mockiDg
friends ever suspected. He viii see bun
dred things where they will not see ten.
Having learned TO appreciate beauty on
small scale. he will sesk for II instead Of
visiting for II 10 strike bis eye. and will
fni Il 10 tbs most nopromising places.
He will delight 10 the exquisite besuty Of
the infsitesimal blossom 81 the Door weed
90 which passive. uniosiructed observers
will never perceive . blossom st sIl; spd
~ill ibe enebsnted by the flowers NJ tbs
Pig weed even. despise1 of the multitude.
bu, houored by bin ss treasnry Of inter
es,. Nor. surely. will his nsw sppseeia.
,lop u such Lumbie cbsrms l.sssn his
f~siiog Tor the spIenjor oi tie fris be
In 10 10 the swamp or the Mssdo~ Lily
that f.uuss ihs way side