The Arizona champion., 1883-10-27
TERRITORIAL PARAGRAPHS.
From the Entire Press Gang.

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 Stewards stages now run in daylight between Prescott and the 35th. paral Tel railroad.
 The Journal says that the A. & P R. R. are buying scrap tin and old iron at Albuquerque.
 w. B. Horton, Territorial Superin- tendent of Schools, is examining ,chools in Apache county.
 BORN In Tucson, October 10th, to the wife of A. E. Jacobs, a son. The Star says he IS Democrat, sure.
 Messrs. Woodman and Barber, of Tombstone, passed through Phenix few days ago en route to Signal to look at mining property.
 The Tom bstone papers deny the lullness in that place, that is asserted in certain letters published by core spondents from that place.
 It is stated that ]. E. Anderson, of Prescott, and Miss Bessie Adams, for merly of Prescott and now of Ken lucky, will shortly be.united in we'd lock.
 w. C. Dennison has been appointed Assistant General Superintendent of he Atlantic & Pacific railroad, and A. B. Wilson has been made pay. master or cashier.
 Charles Cushman, charged with taking letter from the U. s. mails, was, on Saturday, at Phenix, sent rnced to a years imprisonment ir he U. s. prison at Laramie, Wyom. ing.
 A party of English capitalists have been reviewing the country along@the line of the A. & P, Reports have i that some of these gentlemen con template large purchases of railway lands.
 It pleases the Courier to know that ditors who have, until recently. sworn by the Southern Pacific R. R and its officers, and could see nothing good in the A. & P. and its officers seem to have change of heart.
 There are fourteen sleepers on tn run between St. Louis and San Fran cisco. The runis the longest mad by any sleeping cars in the world save the one exception of those be tween San Francisco and New Or leans.
 It will be seen by Horatio C. Bur chard's official report of the bulliol output of Arizona, for 1882, that Pinal county was next to Cochise in tn, production of gold and silver, and outside of Cochise, produced just double the amount produced by any other county in the Territory.
 Bradstreet's, in reviewing the cop per market, predicts an advance IT prices. and more activity generally In referring to the prospects, of thi section of the country, it says: "In Arizona and New Mexico some large sales of copper mining lands have been made within year or two, more art pending, a4d great activity must be expected in that quarter ''
 An effort is being made by promin ent citizens of New Mexico to have a survey made of the boundary line be tween Arizona and that Territory, hoping that such aation will place Clifton within their lines. As the eastern boundary of Arizona is upon l certain meridian, a simple calcula- ton, with the aid of proper instru- ments, would determine the matter without such expenditure as a survey would necessitate. s Mrs. Taffney. of Silver King, was granted decree of divorce last week. She employed J. w. Davis to attend to the case for her, and paid him sroo cash just before he started to San Francisco. When her case was called she had no lawyer and nomcre means. She exhibited areceipt from MT. Davis for the SIoo, and the lawyers in at- tendance at the court, after consulting over the matter, conducted the case for her without charge. The Globe postmaster has been no- tifed that at the fall letting of con- tracts for carrying of mails, proposals will be invited for service on the route 
 from Globe to Winslow on the A. & P. railroad. The establishment of this route is solely due to the efforts oi