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The Arizona champion., 1890-05-31

CITIZENS of this section who were in Flagstaff short tims ago tell us that, oat5ile of q certain small circle, talk of coanty division is not much inlulye1. Division Is certain to come, bat not right away. Prescott Courier.
 The above my be correct from the standpoint taken by all Prescott ties who give inform ttion to the Courier man generally speaking their inte views are excee liu2ly short and invlrlabIy consist in but ton holing some disintsrestei nun they never tackle businessman who has a mind of his own there fore Prescott people receive very unreliable infoImatirr
The Arizona champion., 1890-05-31

SOUTHERN Territorial papers arc experimenting the officers of tn general land office for their actio' in protecting settlers from loss ii connection with the defal;ation 0 Fred w. Smith, The Star say Commissioner Stone has show spirit of .jastire as well as a remark able degree of sound practical sens in his order for the relief of settle. who paid their money to ex-Receiv CT Fred w. Smith, and who faile to make the proper application Che same.
The Arizona champion., 1890-05-31
Notic for RubIi-atlqn ;n Newspaper :, sai''.iiiog E. lp3Iiooatisl t. i32
UNITED STATEs LAND OFFICE,
 an. IS, I2oJ

No,icr is hereby given that R Robf. C7mrken, Abcrham Levy. ! Mlcharl Monaghan, Patrick A. Murphy. whose pastnfhce ad'ircsS F'i5' taf. Yayapa1 C2pnty, Am- z9na, has thls day fled his appli rdtion for patent for ISoo linear feet of the Lucky Boy radne OF vein, brarlag silver, copper a,d other prerious metals, wita surface groun& Goo feet iu wIdth. sitxated m Butts. Whey mining di,t'tet, County of Ylvapai. and Territory 't Arizona, and 'irsig gated by the hrId notes and ofi,laI Rlat on a!e Tn this ufhce ai lot No. ia sa'4 iH No. being de>crlbed IS tod 3ws to-win: Beglnoing at tbe \. W. Cor. CT cedar st ,k- marked LB NJ from Nhich U 5. Min- etlI manament No. I bears x. 1 s 60 E. 44Io pine tree. IS m, d'Alneter, marked $ Fl. L $ No, I. bears s 52 oO'. E 58 6 10 1t. 'henceS 68 10 " 3o2i, ta the x W end center, a cedlr st ,ka m9rk ed L B No ?, 4i3 SD tp t.~ ;y., lvTse' tion o. ths CUpper Flat 5 " rrd iIne, 6ooft to :h- ; " cor. nf me cialp, parked B IL 5 NJ !, beats 5 27 8 E ss 5 io TAz e 2i 50 E. I5oJlt to Jhe , E CT "I the claim. cedar slak: marked L 3 Na ], from which pjae te<e I2 n In dam teF, ns.;fkc,i i} ! 1. : No 4, bears $ 37 30 E, 75Io t h~n':e A 3o Io', E 3o,I l.. ihe : ll erd cen ord-r ssdAe ,J Irk. ca l. $ No :, Goo ieet tp ;h- y G .:.r ci1ln: cedar stake ID ,rKcti l. ; N' 6, i;on. waich q ..ine t:ec Iq e dld.hctri E | L 5 No 6. beers \ 4g oo' | 90 ; Iol;. E,ence \ eI 5o, Y 729 5I1Et to pA~t l'aIka1 L 2 N, ?. I53G 5 te.. to p:s; maik ke'i L ? NJ. 335 10
 stoir n'srk~d i. P No 6 .nd t:e ,er-tcti4n rf me C | side |. 6 tSooi; io d sIakc marked | E No i snd place of hcginrnns
 fnc conatct herrir dasrfibed t. tie Crpr-r Fiat Mn,+g Lili,n Is no cl..irled oy the Lucky Roy.
 Aiagrttic varia.ior; 5 SO E, on'ain'ng neAr 70 5 Iao -.cFe>.
 The l"c4tjnE oE tai, nri1e k re- ~o'dt,i in The Recorders ni Pres- rru, 4 {. the aJi"Iairg clains ire the Coprtf Fiai dnd Live pire mining cialnis DH ,hc N W cor.
 Al; aud all peso eIdlH:ns ,dver>~iy aay loriinn U! sal4 j.prks i'.'y nii9e If ,n E4ce srnund ;- reqaieu i1 5Ic tlz:r aiy-rzs !alna> ,i;h tte E.9I,l~r Gi ine UourU State, L4nl U.ii,e s. Pres oij, \. r., IF tAs Cou1'y Of Yl- rapdl, during the s!x!j days rod ,f pa,iii..4tl'h hrrcDi, uT they wIit 1s hari-4 l.r v:rtTc [ inc tiofls- f,.as Ct t:.c st..; t.S
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The Arizona champion., 1890-05-31

Bruce Mccormick has d Lew hat

Bruce Mccormick has Lew hat ,ince McKinleys bill passed.
 Mir. Ben Thompson and Miss Emma Wooley were made oae on Tuesday night at Peach Springs, Judge Seakin oAiciating. Their many friends wish them happy iuture.
 Harry Ward. Ed Lamb and Lida Stearns are the new arrivals at the Harvey House.
 The poverty outfit have struck ;;or eight hours and pie three times day.
 C. A. Barbour from the Needles, is here to stay for the summer.
 The Grand Canyon party return Il Monday morning much pleased with the trip.
 Madame Moajeska the famous Fragedienne pas,el through Vii jams Tuesday last.
 Tom King the sheep shearer is in own.
 Fl Gale the Well known stock nan is hers for few days.
 Andrew Smith and party with pecihl car remained at Williams Wednesday last, enjoying our mag hicent ciiln
 pr. Geo L. Thornton has re- Irned from an extended trip on he Coast h fine health and spirits.
 Rawlins the sheep man has left pr Cllifornia, but may return ere ,ng to stay with us.
 Thornton & Rogers shipped Is arrs of good beef cattle to Kansas n the 26th inst.
 Ted Lefin, well and favorably ,nown along the line of the 4, & r. ias been added to the clerical force n Supt. Nelsons office.
 Mrs. James Walsh h1s returned rom Los Angeles improved mucl. l health.
The Arizona champion., 1890-05-31
Notice fer Publication in Hew<?ept.)
 5.IIa.illlg lA55ssIIi33ati9a gi. 233.
UNITED TATEs LAND OFFICE,
 ali IS. 1899,

Notice is ierehy given that Robert Campbell, Abernam Levy, l;c;:aei Mulnahan ard PJrrlck .ln-ph,, wiInse Post Office address
 F,agsraf, \. T, has this day ;i;-d their application for d pdtens r 1900 linear feet of the Cupi eE Fat mine or Yeia. h'aF,ng silver
 n.per aEi u!heT pFeCiuGs nsia's with surface grrnnd 57z feet in NiIrh, situated m Butte Valley ;:Iri's d;>ui,t, Co4aty of Y.va= p<i, ar'l 'frIrit y ot A:izona, and .:eelgrard by the f-ld noies aud .ad eff 'i.l pia; on fife in thIs off, ce as ioi N" 40, said To; No Ao be- tng deseriilrd as fellows, tn-wit: Beginning at \ " corner of claim 4 cedar stake marked C Fss No I, from which U. 5 mineraiE monu= nent No beats N 8 A E 3o3s 5l 8 pine tree IA inChr- n diame Ter marked B 1 C E No I brs N : s N Iq 5-Ioft cedar rec I2 luchrs la diameter marked B T C r No T brs s 2S SO N S ; loft. Thence $ 2I 5p' D 27ait to N F cTd center stake maeled C F No ? 572it 10 N E corner of claim a take marked C F No } from which ceder tree 10 inches diam Ter marked B T C F No 3 brs N 65' 2 E. 6o 5 Ioit. Thence 5 68' 10 " I5ooft 10 the S E cor of claim cedar stake marked C F N 4 from which cedar tree "A in diameter marked B T C F No 4 bfs N 3o AT E Thence N 2I' 50 W 3oott to $ W end center <, edar stake marked c F No 5, 572 1t to s W cor of claim a cedar stake marked C F N0s6, from winch cedar tree 20 in in diame- ter marked B T No 6 bis 4o' or l. 25o!t. Thence N 68' Io' E I446tt to post marked H s No 2 l 5oott to N W conner of the claim 1 cedar stake marked C F No ! and place of beginning.
 Magnetic variations I3' 40 East, containing I9 69 100 acres.
 The location of this mine is re- corded Tn the Recorders Office Q; Prescott, A. T. The adjoinin 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 Ire required to file their adverse 'Iaims with the Register of the. United States Land Office at F res- :ott, A. T., in the County ia- apai, durince the sixty daeofperi- d of publication hereof, hys they sill be barred by virtue -of or pro isions of the statutes.
 E BURGESS,
 Regis eh
The Arizona champion., 1890-05-31

THE obe-Dsmocrat gives tn following as the origin of the tern gerrymander; "Elbridge Gerry, . conspicuous auti-federalist; or fol lower of Jefferson, when governo of Massachusetts about eighty year ago, bad the districts of his stat changed in way which he imagin ed, would increase in degree an extend in tim the power held by his party. The alteration in boun diaries, however, were so grossly anC obviously unfair and indecent that the people became aroused an, druye him and his party out of of flee in the ensuing election. l. pointing cut the peculiarities ano absurdities in the shape of some o the districts, as drawn on a chart, one of Gerry's enemies declared tnat certain district, on which h. put his finger, looked like sala- inander. The person whom he ad dressed said: "No, it is not a sala mander. but gerrymander." :" The term stuck, and it has been applied to all similar partisans rascality which has been perpctrated since tha. day.
The Arizona champion., 1890-05-31

IN 1889 immigration to tn United States was Al, 300. Thi year it will be much larger if ind. cations for the first part of lS3 are to be depended on. In hi work on the subject Professor May Smith says that less than halt til present population of the Union ar d descendants of those who we American citizens in l767. Sine, 1920 we have absorbed more thA. l5,OO0,OOO foreigners, and ove half of them have come to us sine 1870.
The Arizona champion., 1890-05-31

County division is now one of the live issues which the people O. Yavapai county have to face. The residents in the northeastern portion of the county have been agitatins the question for about four years. During the session of the fourteenth legislature the county divisiohists numerically weak but they have each year added strength, until at the present time they number near ly, if not the entire population of the northeastern part of the county. A committee of conservative citi- zens has been appointed to confer with A similar committee from the other portions of the county in ref erence to the question. Steps should at once be taken Co appoint this committee to meet and confer with the one from Flagstaff, and if oos,'''. ar5Aa 5e the matter amica .
The Arizona champion., 1890-05-31

THE first issue of the Arizona Republican put in its appearance at our sanctum last Monday. It is d seven columu folio and is the best paper published in either Arizona or New Mexico. We predict pros perity for the republican.
The Arizona champion., 1890-05-31

THE Journal Miner and Courie, are quarreling over the railroao question, but neither one expres, the will of the taxpayers of tht county, which is: 'If it takes any subsidy from this county We don't want any railroad.
The Arizona champion., 1890-05-31

GOVERNOR WoLFLEY has been very selfish toward Northern Arizo- na so far in his administration II was his duty to appoint some north ern man as commissioner to the Worlds Fair but he didn't.
The Arizona champion., 1890-05-31
IernarkaDie Cattle ,hipmnet.

The three train lo,ds of cattle hippe from Fiag5tlf recently by IT, T. J. Eaman arrived at their estinat ton in Kansas d distance of bout l,500 miles sustaining a loss [ but one head.
 W. H. A5hurst arrived in town Iasterday from his ranch. He says lttlo are in excellent condition fo. nipment and reports that there are tttIe enough in this country to apply the European market for the lext yetr at 21z per ID. if they lon't quarantine Arizona, and New Iexico cattle again to suit their Dwn convenience.
The Arizona champion., 1890-05-31

WE clip from the Arizona Repub- lican that the Asylum building is falling to pieces. What is the req son2 it cost enongh to be aubstattial.
The Arizona champion., 1890-05-31

Gov. WoLFLEY, says he hated tc make an appointmet to the Worlds Fair from the town that hung hin ;n effigy, but hedid 1t.
The Arizona champion., 1890-05-31

ply and agree on lines and term which will bs just aal equitable to ooth Sections.-JouruaL Miner.
 So say WE all of Us.
The Arizona champion., 1890-05-31

The following is the list of letters remaining uncalied for at the Flag staff post-ofiice for the month ending H,, oT 1OOO
The Arizona champion., 1890-05-31

Business communications anu remEtancse
 should be addressed to
 JNO. G. TINKER, EDlTnR AND MANAGER, FLAGSTAFF, 1AvAPAI Co.,, ARIZONA.
The Arizona champion., 1890-05-31
WEEKLY CHAMPTO&

SUBSCRIBERS to this paper will , confer favor by sending notice oI : irregularity in the delivery to thl,
 flee.
The Arizona champion., 1890-05-31

THIs territory is Democratic bat this section of the country Is a unit.
The Arizona champion., 1890-05-31
GRAND JURoRs.
TRIAL ,JUR RS.


 B c Knapp, E hiil, Alonzo Hhl. J NJ List1n, R B Johnson, Steye;; \ D Jackson, Ail.ileton Jone,, c \ Dake, Robert C9nnell Frank Spence, John Kirwagen, Ike Pat rick, W H Smoot, T " Simm n :. James Il. Slack, P A Johns, J R Loekett, J C Keesan. " c Foster. frank Harmon, P c Wilder. c T Lewis, B A kinsmln, W:.hrJ Rice, " L Willerm m, E II Witn- sFeil, " H Hafl,n, Elwar1 Ccoise, Il Hemner, Alex Harris, Frank -Aulne, V 3I Lynch, E Q Harper. Mathew c Gall, Timothy Green, i M OIden, E T Greenlaw, Fl Long, John Reese, Andrew T AkaYl, II J Peters, Geofge Pletspey, W Il Kirkland, J R Eyer, Thom ,s Iiems, John L9y, Fred Riley, Jarnss E Wing, George Olson and J W McGowan.
The Arizona champion., 1890-05-31
The ,Jury List

The following are the lists of grand and trial jurors drawn for the Ine term of court, lS90;
 GRAND JURORS.
 J. c. Snnw, James McUrun, T. v. O5is, ". U. Wingieil, " F. Filber. z W Blake, J L Mar, fnos. CAndell, NJ A Clsner, Guy Bennett, J B renprn, O1n r Pl,c-, I " je5s,, " j Cooksey, Geosge S;heurman.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-06-17
DIR. DARRIN

Closes HE Omess - xaeema Aftsr
June 1Bth.
Ur. Dayrin contempiates closing his
ofllces In Tacoma after June Is. and will
return to his head office in Portland.
where he has permanently located. Par
Ties desiring to see him can do so this
week in Washington block. between
Eleventh and Twelfth strests. Pacific ave-
nue., or after the 18th at the Washington
building. corner Fourth and Washington.
Portland, Or. Office hours. from 10 70 s.:
evenings. TO q; Sundays. 10 10 II. All
chronic diseases. blood taints. irregulari-
ties in women, loss OF vital power and
early indiscretions permanently cured,
though no references are ever made in the
press concerning such cases. owing 10 the
delicacy al patients. Examinations free
to all, and circulars will be sent free to any
address. Charges for treatment according
to patients ability 10 pay. The poor
treated free Of charge from 10 to IL daily.
All private diseases confidcntially treated
and cures guaranteed. Patients at dis
tance can b cured by home treatment.
Medicines and letters sent without the
doctors name appearing.
n. B.-Remember that the doctors stay
in Tacoma is limited. Those desiring to
consult should do so at once.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-06-17

ERoM TERMINAL Oh INTERIOR POINTS
NORTHERN PACIFIC RAILROAD
Is the line to take to eli points East and
south. IL - the piSiNc cAR ROUTE It
runs Through vesttbuied Trains every
cay in the year TO
ST. PAIL AND CHIC ago.
fNo chare, # ara
Composed Of Dining Cars unsurpsssei. Pail
man Drawing Roam sleepen Of
latest equipment
--IOURisr SLEEPING CARS
Fest that can be constructed and in which
accommodations ara both FREE and furnished
for holders OF first or second-class tickets, aud
EIEoASr DAY coAcHEs
cont nucus line connecting with sill lines
snording direct and uninterrupted service.
Pullman sleeper reservations caa be secured
IN advance through any agent Of TIE road
THROUGH TICKETS
To and from oil points In America, England
and Europe can be purchased u any ticket
ONCE oil this company.
Leave seattle at s.05 q m daily; arrive Il
Minneapolis or 81 Paul a. $40 p. m.
PACIFIC DivfstoS.--Arriye Al seattle has 4 m.
through train from East and South lbs m
olympia aed ChAhalis exnrsss; AIS n M. n.
coma express: e;5s p m. Portland and South.
Leave Seattle 5t0 m, through train for
s ssss and oousn; iose = m; Isc ma express;
m, fortland and South
Through Pullman Palace Sleeping Cars ele
tween seattle. Tacoma and Portland direct
Daily service.
Fuil Information concerning rates. time OF
trains. routes and other details sarnished on
4. D. CHARLTON. Asst. Gen. Pass. Ast.
,i2l First 81, Cor. Warrington, Portland, Or.
A. NADvAu. General Agent. Sc title.
A. cHILBERG. City Ticket Agent. 7l6 Second
street Boston block, Seattle. Wash.
Z. TONEIN. Ticket Agent.
seattle Depot. foot Of Third street
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-06-17

EAsrERN MARKETS.


-" YORK STOCK EXCHANGE
lokk' June lathe stock market today
S.,..s - hssareless market for months All
S-.s present Absolutely no occasion for
ssss. uI SPECTATORS aud investors are SIN
l.1ak epon congressional acton IN the mat.
. ~ ses silver bill and uatii definite news IL
~ .su sssgnation Is likely 10 be the chief
-. efissic OF dealings. In stocks the close
~ lai but steady. There was no ten
~ g prices shown by the fnai changes.
- we're irregular. but FOR small fractions
tanenss firm.
xoxEY AND EXCHANGE
80 ]. On eAli-Essy, s5sass. prime mercantile
~ t4tssss; sterling exchange oule, ana
"a nxiy-iay bills. slSsl.. demand. sAssas.
~ BONDS
Z n ssssssereal. III, I. 3 4Sssiceuponsl .ios
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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-06-17

SEATTLE. jane Is. 100
= tic Seattle ciearfnehOuss t0day
5H a The balsucss were IS. 44f.Sk
- Fenay Lake with acow, broaehf
~ tDdny. ~ TONS from 6kagis CITY
NabbeIl. and - tons from D0u&iss
IN nSxtcr q Co Receipts continue
~. "a the condition Of the market b
~ auone the shipments from Seattle
g 1hs following. Nine carloads Of
- Blsrkmnn, 2 carloads cf iron to
1 carload of buiidjnx Dafefia1 %
7 enr;oad Ut malt to the race track,
S(en1nx3ex 70 Portland, and carload
II u Chicago.
4 ]Erstesn eggs continue very hFm IT lie.
4he tendency Of the market - eftIl
- Indications point to sn advances.
I'D nuite light and receipts the same.
nclton II heavy and stocks arc thus
mould The market advance II will
~ - within few dsys.
~ nhipment Of the cherries b0aght 81
S RI 11lph Hopkins xas received hers
1900 saturday. The cherry market
- 10 since Iast reported. Ittsa
g. ~ prices hare not changed suy.
1pdsE AND PRODUCE RxckIF1A
- lest forty -eight honn the mer-
prDdnce sece.rts a. this port wesU
iosh<rn Rncloc Fniisoed. 1.3f7 tons:
4uset sound railroad, 3 tons;
fore 8 Eastern railway. ~ tons.
Enny Lake, 81 tons; Michisau, i6o
7 y 49,, 40 tons; eeAts Of Waahine-
1Isa Anderson, s tons; Mabel. 2
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DIR. H HAYES * CO
Electro. iberaDeRtie Institute.

For the cure IL eli diaessss without the use OF
mineral drugs We combine eli fofms of treat
ment, Electricity. Electric Belts and appli.
aaess. Electric baths. Massage. etc. You CAN
GET CURED speedily aud permanently by
Gated southwest corner Main and Commercial
s'reeia Seattle. Wasa. Terms reasonable. Con.
aul. alton free
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SEATTLE FERRY

CTEAMER MoUETAINEER
LEAVES
Harrington smiths wharf, foo. OF Washing.
ton street, q. m daily. and returning,
except sundays, for
DRlCKYARDs. MlICHELLs POINT. SIDNEY
and head OF FORT ORCHARD.
ARRIVES At SEATTLE, s:s0P. n.
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NEW YORK MERCHANDISE.
@ iekk. June is.--Hars---ouiet and
6s.sss s'psioas closed barely sfeas,y. un-
-. =. !" POINTS down: sales, Aso Aags:
Hn $3.50 i7.aS; Jaiy. sl. -. August. slT fos
~ - sss7'eineer. :ie.Sai6so. October. si6 81
~ =, Sessiy: fair ca-Eoes. 90. No. fiat
ks sssf- Raw; steady: sales 200 e.s, e.n,r,.
Strong: Lake, SIS.
~ aehangeds domestic, ga
losing steady: straits. -, IN
oPened strong; july, ole. The
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STgAMEs ASsEL1-s--

VII lssve Hates a eclran wharf fc- ro-s
fowrsers. segstm. Bunr ress tcrs Angeles
sna .rssc<Et axy. 6uezdsy sasi Friday = n
rstsfysag. aeaxs Peri Angles Monday snzs
EiEg. earryssg freight arc sss.-ngrrx
r. ~ WHILE NAztcx