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THE COMSTOCK Not a Marker to the D;scov- cries Made in the
 Grand Canon. Millions of Dollars in Sight. An Immense Body
 of Rich Ore.

The discovery of gold in the Grand Canyon of the Colorado, north of Flagstaff, will undoubtedly prove to be the richest mines that have ever been unearthed.
 The assays run up into the hun dreds, and there are millions of tons of ore in sight. The lodges run iron ten to thirty eight feet in in width and are exposed from three to four thousand feet up the side of the canyon. Many people have gone to the rev fields, and no doubt other rich discoveries will be made, as the canyon is lined with all kinds of mineral.
 Messrs. Ashurst and Morris left on Thursday for the mines and, we understand, will at one commence developing their claims and take out ore for shi pment.
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HARRY FULTON.
A Small Blaze.

On Thursday morning the resi- dence of Hon. John V. Rhoades in the eastern part of town was burned to the ground together with most Of it's contents, consisting of some very costly furniture. About } o'clock Mr. Rhodes went out of the house and left lighted lamp on the table He was gone about fifteen or twenty minutes. On his return he was surprised to see his kitchen one mass of flames. He immediately awcke Mir. Chapman, Babbitt Bros. book keeper, who was sleeping in an adjoining room. They both pro ceeded to give the alarm and to take out what effects they could, but the fire spread so rapidly that very little was saved. The loss is between 8, ,500 and S3,O00; insur- ance, SI,000.
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leading horse up Canyon Padre, a few miles east of here, when near the top the horse slipped back and went over the precipiece and was killed. The animal belonged to k. $. Wilcox and was valued at $50.
 Buy the new Singer Sewing ma ch nes, sold on easy payment libera discount for cash, old machines talk enin part payment.
 G. A. Woods, Agent.
 Car!pn and field seeds of all kinds, Alfalfa seeds a speciality Write for prices.
 A NJ CoDD1yGToN, 4tm. Albuquerque, N. NJ.
 L. L. Burns, one of the most useful members of the c. A. R., in Arizona, was busy this week col betting the details of service, death, etc, of all the dead heroes in Flag staff, So as to procure for each a head stone to mark their respective resting places. The head stones are furnisied by the government through the Adjutant General of the Territory, W. o. O'Neill.
 Geo. Rodgers, F Fairchild and Robert Johnson came in from the gold mines last Wednesday after noon and brought with them some fine specimens of ore. They located five claims, four bearing silver and one gold. As soon as they get re- turns from the assayer they will return again and develop their claims. These gentlemen are all practical miners.
 5. B. Hihbins, of the Arizona Company. spent a few days in our town this week. In with the gentleman it was learned that his company in- tends to extend its operations this season and work as large force as practicable, which will be between tO and 50 men. They have large contracts for bail;Iing stone in Kan sas City, Denver and Los Angeles, aad propose to ship six car loads 1000 feet) per day.
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BORN.

BORN. DERR,-In Flagstaff, Friday, Mar 21st, 1890, to the wife of John Derr, daughter. PATTEE.-In Flagstaff, on Sunday, March 23rd, to the wife of J. H. Pattee, a daughter.
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Flagstaff has as good hotel acco modations as any town in either New Mexico or Arizona. Tourist; should bear this in mind.
 D. F. Hart, a prosperous farmer of Oak Creek, came in town this week to purchase supplies. He reports everything looking lovely in the Canyon, and all kinds of stock doing well.
 I. M. Henderson, recently from Fort Wayne, Ind, is now steno- grapher for the Arizona Lamber and TimGer O., having arrived here last Saturday.
 Ire home of Mr. and Mrs. Pattpe was blightened last Sunday morn ing by the arrival of sweet little baby girl. Mother and child do- ing well.
 H. \. CalloIen. travelling auditor of tie Atlantic te facIIic IGaiiroad. was in town this week checking up the business of the Flagstaff office lie found Agent Browns accounts ali o. K.
 A select party was given at the residence of Mrs. Logan on last 'rpeslay evening, which was highly snj yed oy those present. An ex- 5ellent supper was one of the prin- cipai features of the evening.
 "kusty" Allen is all broke up. Ills siri married another fellow iu Albuquerque the other day. We oondo.e with you old fellow, but brace uI, y'u are young yet, and viii have other opportunities.
 There are many inquiries for feeding steers. Men who want stock steers will not fad better quality of them iu tae southwest, than those that ran,e in the San Francisco and MogoliCI mountains.
 We extend our congratulations this week to our fli9n.i John Dair on the arrival at his home of baby .irl. it eaine last Friday morning March 2ist. ani m ther ana chilI are doing wei, Gnd john will pull tii.olsi 4ll ri@nt.
 F $. 4n;ney. John Francis and C. C. Geyen vert oot t3 ro.t Rick ers3n this week haatiiy ducks ani as result of a days sport broa1hr back eighteen of them. There aie mo.e ducks in thi, vicinity this i year than ever before.
 Our genial postmaster, Geo Ii. Cook has gone oE il general to4r of the southern part of tue tariitery for recupetation, as well a5 business. i During lis aosence J. Ii. Liad Is acting postmaster.
 The attention of our readers is called this week to the ''ad" of W. L. Dykes, who has taken the agency for F. Ii. Williams & Go, of New York. lie takes orders for copying and enlarsing pictures, and guarau- tees the same to ie Erst-..lnss
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A CANDIDATE.
Road Built to the Grand Canyon. A Candidate for the Legislature.

"Hayscen" Says he Wants Wagon
 Road Built to the Grand Canyon.
 A Candidate for the Legislatare.
 1 came in to see you about a little scheme I have on hand, we have struck some gold mines in the Gran1 Canon of the Colorado, and want a wagon road built from Flag staff to the mines, it will cost about $l70,000. My scheme is this: How will we work the Desisiature to get an appropriation from the county to build this road. We are are pcor now, and the county has nothing to trade with, since we lost the Capital. Besides We have also lost the greater amount of our DO litcal power. Sir! You know not how my proud feathers dropped when heard they had moved the Capital to Phenix with four-horse team. Besides we have lost the golden opportunity of ever getting the Territorial Prison, if we had it it would pay the county quite a revenue in the way of furnishing beef, potatoes, beans and other veg etables. Then we would feel as if we had something (politically speak ine) to trade with.
 But as the taxpayers of Yavapai county are well broke to work un- der the yoke, I think 1 can work my bill through all right, this way, l will run for the legislature next fall. 1 will rush around the coun- ty, and give the taxpayers song and dance, l know I can be elected as the taxpayers are easily hood winked and don't kick. But there are two classes of men I am afraid to run against, one Is a Prescott man, the other is a carpet-bagger who pays no taxes. Them fellows
 
 are very popular with ,he taxpayer You see the Prescott man will come out in the fall in the campaign, he looks very wise, wears a boiled shirt, parts his hair in the middle, and eats with a fork. Such a man as that takes mighty well with the taxpayers, they say; that fellow Is a very smart man, he Is the fellow to send to the legislature.
 Now! l am clodhopper from the range I cannot afford to dress so well, as you can see, my boots are run down at the heels, I wear my pants very low down on my hips, and then 1 eat, well! I'll eat with big spoon, so I won't take as well as the man that eats with a fork. Then again them other fel- lows can give a better song and dance than 1 can, however, I will make the run, if I get beat, I will oulld my own wagon road, if I get elected you can bet I will make the fool taxpayers build it for me.
 1 saw in the last issue of your paper an article signed Taxpayer" who appeared to be doing a great amount of kicking. When some of the people of Flagstaff saw 1t, they were a little weak kneed and horri-
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BE Clothing Made to Order. @saa
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A Militia Company.

On the evening of March 25th, a meeting of seventy-fve citizens was called, by Walter J, Hill, for the purpose of forming a militia compa- ny in Flagstaff. The meeting was most enthusiastic and a success. The following commissioned officers were appointed: Harry Kisling- bury, Captain Walter J. Hill lst Lieutenant; and William Morris, 2nd Lieutenant. Meeting then adjourned until further word Is re- eeived from the Adjutant General at Prescott.
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Local Matters.

Milton vs. Flagstaff on the base ball grounds tomorrow.
 IIouAsh,ll and Ritohea furniture cheap at Second Idaud Store.
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fed, but it did not scare me at all for I know the fellow, he is a chronic growler and kicker, I think that after he has got that great load of political matter off his stomach he will keep quite for a while don't you?
 Well, good day Editor when I come to town again I will fetch you in quarter of beef, and in the meantime you keep blowing me up in your paper for the Legislature.
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Milton vs. Flagstaff on the base ball grounds tomorrow.
 Household and Kitohea furniture cheap at Second I1aud Store
 One week from tomorrow VII be Easter Sunday.
 Guns, pistols, watches, clocks cheap at the Second Hand Store
 Location notices for slle tt this office IOs apiece oc } foc 9 cents,
 Hon. Frank L. R) gers, Of Vii Hams, is in town on business.
 Travel westward has been very heavy over the Atlantic x Pacif2 R. R. for the past month.
 Headquarters for miners supplie.; and camping outfits at the Second Hand Store.
 Ben Norris who has been visiting relatives in Green Forest. Ark, came in last Thursday night.
 Al Doyle says that if he had P. P. Daggs here he would organize a Cripple's League" in Flagstaff:
 Hon. John V. Rhodes went to Prescott on yesterdays train Oh business for the Al Cattle Go.
 Hon. w. G. Stewart, of the law firm of Stewart & Doe, left yrster- day for Winslow on legal business for the firm.
 The Flagstaff boys can certainly feel proud of the dancing party giv- ell last evening at the Wood Hall It was most enjoyable affair,
 Hon. w. Ii. Ashurst says chat Grand Canyon City will out vote any precinct in the county at the coming election.
 The photograph gallery on the south side of the railroad is turning out first class work at reasonable prices. Give them call.
 E. R. Nellis, 8 popular business man of Williams, visited the metro polls this week, returning home ol Fridays train.
 c. A. Keller and R. W. Bell, two prosperous wool growers of this section came in last Thursday from their respective ranches, and took in the ball last night.
 There will be services at the Catholic Church tomorrow (PaIm Sunday at l0:30 a. m. by the Rev. Father Dolgi.
 Murphy Bros. received a large consignment of new goods this week and are going to sell them cheap for cash.
 A stage line to the Grand Canyon has been started The first. stage will leave next Monday morning at g o'clock from the Bank Hotel
 Ed and Chas. Bayless are ex- pected back from Eureka Sprinos Arkansas, in few days and Will IS correspondingly happy.
 All those using liquors will do well to call on me, as I have the finest stock of wet goods in the Territory. M. SALzM.N
 Checkers seem to be the ponula F. pastlme these days. Nearly every store In town keeps an outfit ready for the accommodation of customers
 Ernest Meyers, of the firm of Lowsnthal & Meyers, wholesale liquor dealers of Albuquerque, N. M.. made our town business visit this week.
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School Report.

During the last school month the following pupils were neither absent or tardy: Allie Davison, Ed. Switz- CT, Eva Dutton, Fife Yancy, Mir nie Yancey, Burt Doyle, Willie Ashurst, Chas. Hughes, Allie Switz- CT, Lee Doyle, Jim Smith, Lottie Beal, Rosa Belluzzi, Angelena Beliuzzi, Andrew Ashurst, Chas. Ashurst and Lizzie Hoffman.
 L. F. HIGGINS,
 Principal.
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Church Notice,

The regular service of the NJ. E . Church will be held tomorrow Sabbath school 10 o'clock m Reading at l a m, class meeting at close of morning service. Even. ing service at 7:30 p. m. Subject "Daniel." " All are invited
 J. H. GILL,
 Pastor.
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Syrup of Figs,

Produced from the laxative and nutritious juice of California figs, combined with the medicinal vir tues of plants known to be most beneficial to the human system, acts gently onl the kidneys, liver and bowels, efectually cleansing the system, dIspelIing colds and head aches, and curing habitual constipa tion
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I desire to state that I did not have 5Ir. E 5. Davison arrested at the instigation of his wife. I did So, however, by the advice of coun- Sel. Tue endeavorz of myself as well as counsel were wholly on Mir Dayison's behalf, and with the ut most friendship.
 HARRY FULTON.
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SSNS oiAN 5feAAlS pS DS iii NI-''I.Nson.
 ->1,-.
 As spring IS now upon us. It IS in order for every one to clean up ther back yards and premises. T, J. Coalter, of the Bank Hotel, has taken time by the foreIock and commenced cleaning up this week.
 M. Salzman's spring and summer samples have arrived and measures will be taken by him. He sells custom made clothing cheaper than any other place in the United States. If you don't believe it, come in and 1 will prove 1t. tf.
 Geo. E. Brown, the efficient an atfiable deputy sheriff, spent couple of days in Flagstaff this week on official business, returning home on Wednesday. He reports busIness good ill Prescott and times generally looking up ill that sectirn.
 A party of eastern people, con sisting of ir. and Mrs. Adam Gaar and Mr. and Mrs. T. Thistleth waite of Richmond, Indiana, got off of Wednesday east bound train, and hired one of A. c. Morse's four horse rigs and took in the Cliff Dwellings,
 Milton has organized base ball club with the following officers: President, T. A. Riordan; Secretary and Treasurer, N. J. Riordan; Cap tain and Manager, William Swee- ney. They will cross bats with Flagstaff tomorrow afternoon on the grounds opposite tic depot.
 $. $. "Boss" Acker returned from his Apache Maid ranch on last Wednesday and says that the ranges are in bstter condition than ever and that stock of all kinds are do ing splendid. He brought up 28 head of beef steers which would be prime beef in Chicago.
 The following item from the Jour nal Miner is heartily endorsed by the CHAMPION: Geo. E. Brown re- ceived his commission to-day as de putty United States Marshal, from Marshal R. H. Paul. He took the oath of office this afternoon before Judge Wright, and is now prepared for business. Marshal Paul is to be congratulated on making this ap- polntment as it is one which will meet with the hearty approval of people of this section, and Mir. Brown will make frst-class official.
 While herding sheep for Marshall & Mollenpah, Johnny Hoffman was
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Tu Whom it Concerns.

desire to state that ! never re- qaeatoi nor authorized Mr. Fulton Go have my husband arrested. See eXp-auatioa below.
 Mas E. B. DAVIDSON.
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HAWAII BASEBALL LEAGUE.

Report Of the Committee ON tho Dis
puted Game Receivsd-The Action
Taken.
A meeting of the Hawaii Baseball
League was held yesterday at noon
at the Chamber of Commerce room,
Hon. w. F. Allen the president in
the chair.
The minutes Of the previous meet
ing were read and approved.
Meek's pledge was received, APP
proved, and placed on file.
A letter was read from the Hawaii
baseball club, stating that Hon. A.
Rosa had been elected delegate to
the league in place of II. Kaia re-
signed.
The report Of III. M. Whitney, Jr.,
on the protested game by the Stars,
recommended that the protest be
allowed. He gave his reasons for
the same and recommended that the
game be declared q draw. Morris
Keohokalole of the committee
agreed with Mr.. Whitney.
It was moved by Mr.. Oleson and
seconded by Mr.. Whitney that the
report be rejected.
Mr.. Oleson then read q statement
of the Kamehameha club In support
of the motion.
Mr.. Rosa replied taking the
ground that the league was compe-
tent to decide matters OF the kind.
Moved by NJ. Keohokalole, sec
onded by w. G. Wilder, Jr., that
Mr.. Oleson's motion be amended,
that the report be placed on the
table until q reply could be had
from Mr.. A. Il. Spalding as to the
right of appeal from the decision OF
an umpire, to some other authority.
The motion carried.
Hay Wodehouse moved, seconded
by Keohokalole that the league
write to MIR. Spalding, asking, If
under the national playing rules, q
club has any appeal from the deci-
sion of an umpire and after he has
| refused to reverse his decision, to
whom such appeal can be made.
The motion carried and the meet.
ing then adjourned.
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Owing to complaints, the Oahu
Railway Company have issued the
following ice,which will be framed
and hung in Conspicuous places on
the. trains and in the depots, and
strictly enforced:
Boisterous, profane or vulgar lang.
uage or behavior strictly prohibited
on or about trains Of the Oahu Rail
way and Land Company. Conduc-
tors are fully authorized and en-
powered to stop their trains at any
point along the line and remove any
person or persons violating this and
any other rule of decency and pro-
priety. B. F. Dillingham;, General
Manager.
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Co-partnershtp Notice.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
IN Joseph Goo Kim, Goo Yin Fook, Lee
Fong, Lam Kan Chin, Ho Ii Shee. Ii
Kong Fee, Ii Chan Shee, Wong Muk,
Ching Koon Heen, and Goo Chan Sam
have this day formed cO-partnership fol
the purpose of carrying. on business as
Merchant Tailors and Dealers in Dry Goods
and General Merchandise at the old stand
of Mr.. Goo Kim, Nuuanu street, Honolulu
under the firm name of Goo Kim & 20.
Ii Kong Fee is manager of the said Co.
and no one but the said Ii Kong Fee is
authorized to sign the firm name on bust
ness transactions. GOO KIM Il CO.,
Ii KoNG FEE, Manager.
Honolulu, May 1. 1890. 1O5-12t
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That Shirt Button

Can get mans dander riz," and cause
more confusion and bad language when it
isn't there. than anything we know of. It is
always the little things that worry a man
in this world, and wear him out and bring
him down to fill an early grave. If on
rising IN the morning he puts his naked
foot on the business end of tin tack, that's
another little item that gets his 4 hair
Off," It's always the small matters that
cause the trouble, a fag end of a cigarette
burned down Chicago; little stream of
water half an inch wide. washed away the
dam of C0nemaugh and lost thousands of
lives. at the Johnstown disaster. So it is
gradually extends its ramifications until
it is complete master of the situation, and
then it is, probably, too late to do any
good. The way to allay disease is to at
tack it in its initial stages; when sickness
is coming on it always gives ample warn
none the less important; approaching dis
ease always casts its shadows before. differ
ent people get different symptoms, one
gets headache, another neuralgia, third
lassitude, fourth loss of appetite, and so
on. Any constitutional disturbance must
tell you that the processes OF life are not
properly progressing, that some part of
the human machinery is disorganiZed and
you neglect this irregularity, chronic
disease will positively result. Hundreds
of people are hurried into untimely graves
through neglect of the first symptoms. We
want you to know that CLEMENTS Tonic is
the article that will arrest the progress of
disease of all kinds if taken at the onset.
CLEMENTs' Tonic is an article that has
never yet and never will fail to regulate all
the processes of animal life, it aids perspi-
ration and respiration. secretion, digestion,
assimilation, elimination and excretion;
it stimulates the liver and cleanses the con-
gested hepatic glands and ducts and renal
passages of all morbid and impure accumu-
lations. CLEMENTS Tonic inyigorates the
stomach and regulates the bowels and
braces up the whole corporal structure. 1t
prevents fever, malaria and ague. 1t pre-
vents the relaxation and depression so pre-
valent in the hot weather, enriches the
blood, restores all lost nerve power, and
gives tone to the system. CLEMENTS T0NIC
will do all this and more, it will save life,
and the evidence which we have received
from its influential patrons and the eulo-
CYSTIC press notices, are sufficient to prove
the above statements even to the most
sceptical, and we will send copies on appli-
cation to +. M. Clements, NewtoW, Sgd
ney.
To be had, wholesale or retail, of
iT01I TOmrn O m Inn Hor, a.
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The Progress OF the Revival.


Great interest was manifested in
the revival services at the 7. M. O.
A. hall last evening when the evan
gelist delivered most powerful and
able sermon on Regeneration, tax
ing his subject from the Savior's
conversation with Nicodemus" re-
corded In the Sd chapter OF johns
Gospel. The hall WINS filed as usual
and quite q large number remained
to the after meeting. The evan
gelist gave several telling illustrar
trations '1on the power Of God to
save, which made q deep impression
on the large audience Tho service1
will be continued this evening in the
same place at 7 80 O'Clock. !,
4 II
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PASSENGERS.

ARRIVALS.
NJ ana Hawaii, per stmr w G
p Evaon " Y Horner, Rev J
~, I,laulSnaeelaniand wife, Miss Shaw,
:. III Mc Mss Kehaoelelio, Col G w
hi = HGoefper, Peter Lee and wife.
lion non y K Aplki and wife,
Iu1. ra;ion, H N Greenwich, Hon
mann and wife, and 60 deck.
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RIPPING NOTES.

id,r names James Makee brought from
,n,. I ", 26l2 bags sugar.
.s.; Sf W. "; 6. Hall arrived FRIDAY
q & ' ha.. 1866 bags sugar, II
81 c ca ,HIass ava, Il pkgs. sund-
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The services of the Second Con-
gregation of st. Andrews Cathedral
tomorrow, will be at 1:15 A. NJ. and
$50 P. NJ; Rev. Alex. Macintosh,
pastor. At the morning service Jack
sons TIE Depm in T. and the anthems
Blessed are they" and E" Pray for
the peace" will be sung.
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aKLs LEAVING TO-DAY.
urter for San Francisco.
VI for HAWAII.
IN PORT.

&c, McCurley, Hawaii.
ning Star, Garland. Gilbert lids.
Dster, Carly. Hongkong.
lgoiter, Dreyer, Eureka.
nf, Glacier, Newcastle, n S w
fat, Cutler, Port Ludlow.
Bekus, Newcastle, n s w
Wood, Larsen, Newcastle.N S w
Trsburg, from Puget Sound.
Brown, HOngkOng.
Kkman, Eureka.
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The front of the Hawaiian Hotd
was illuminated with lanterns yes
terday evening, and the band gave q
fine concert there, attracting many
visitors.
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Mr.. j. L. Torbert holds the exclu-
sive right of placing advertising
frames in the way stations and de-
pots of the Oahu Railway and Land
Company.
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If you want to see a fine specimen
of colored photograph work, step
into Mr.. J. J. Williams photo gal
lery, and see the three little maids,
Mrs. Bowler, Misses Nolte and Lish-
man. The photograph is the work
of Mr.. A. W. Bolster, and shows
great taste.