The Arizona champion., 1883-12-22

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 charged, and no more will be en.
 listed.
 Conductor Nelson's court house
 story can't compare with Frank
 Ruby's 'Roll 'em, dadl d-n 'em,
 roll 'em!"
 Ge ntlemen's clothing, hats, under
 wear, etc., in great variety and at the
 lowest prices, at Lesser Bros., Albu.
 querque, N. M.
 Snow at Flagstaff and Williams has
 been falling for two days, but melts
 as fast as 1t strikes the ground, making
 very disagreeable sidewalks and roads
 Mir. Lemon, proprietor of the A. &
 P. eating houses, who has been dan
 gerously i'll for some time, is now convaleScing, and able to attend to
 his duties agaln.
 Bob Frazier and Charlie Zeiger came in yesterday from Pine Springs, after being out in the rain storm for two days. Charlie stands the expos ure we'll, and Bob-well, he's an old thoroughbred.
 We are in receipt of the Pacific Printer for November, published b, Palmer x Key, type founders, San Francisco. It is filled with valuable statistical matter for printers, both in terestins and instructive. We prize it highly.
 The railroad company contemplate sinking an artesian well at Aubrey station, in Aubrey Valley, and already have the tools on the ground to com mence the work. They will make a telegraph station of Aubrey, when we will publish progress from time to time.
 The authorities at Deming are square men. When Sheriff Ward, of Cochise county, arrived in that town after John C. Kelley, they immedi, ately turned him over to the sheriff, | and he IS now secure in the Tomb stone jail.
 Chas. Zeiger, the Gambrinus King of Albuquerque, has been spending a | of days with us. He has cattle interests here which require his Charlie is also a good shot, as he went out a day or two since and brought in eighteen quail.
 J. o. Dodge, ex-conductor and train dispatcher, who was recently married, has returned to Albuquerque from his wedding trip, and has taken the position of train dispatcher in the Albuquerque office MT. Dodge is one of the most reliable employees on the road
 Next Tuesday is Christmas, and the CHAMPION subscribers, each and every one, we wish a merry Christmas. hose who are minus turkeys and fix. n's can sit down and read our Christ mas Chimes stories. They won't tick to your ribs, but will make youI eel awful Christmasy.
 In view of the fact that many of he Arizona Indians have a wonderful aculty for following up trails, the Ipltaph suggests that it would be a .ood idea to secure a few of them, say rom the Hualapai tribe. to be used in railing up the cut-throats and mur- erers now at large in that section of he country.
 A Mohave Indian boy, probably bout IA years of age, was killed by i he cars, at The Needles, a few days lnce, He undertook to jump on the lovlng train, and fell under the heels, cutting him in two. The ody was immediately burned by lembers of the tribe, the same as they lSpoSe of all their dead.
 MT. Ridenour, one of the owners of I ne Copper King, and other locations the Grand Canon district, Prospect alley, IS In town, en route to his inning property. He is accompanied y MT. Downer, who goes to investi. ate the property, with a view of pur nasing. MT. Ridenour says he can low copper leads sixty feet in width.
 We present, this week, to each and yery subscriber to the CHAMPION, a opy of the Christmas Chimes, neat xteen'p page paper, filled with Christ L as stories and other interesting read E matter. This is evidence that we lily appreciate the patronage extend to us by our large army of sub ribers, and we hope to continue to , crit their confidence in us as 4 ,wspaper.
 Messrs. Moore and McAteer r ounded in the Prescott court house rcuS, for which that town is dis. D aced, were resting easier at last ac- F. unts, and the friends of both feel f' eatly encouraged. Hope they will - cover, that they may suffer the re- \ orse of their own folly, as the attor. }