The Arizona champion., 1883-11-17
TERRITORIAL PARAGRAPHS.
From the Entire Press Gang.

Walker, who killed Ralph in Pres colt, has been indicted for murder in the first degree by the Yavapai grand jury.
 The Grand Central mine at Tomb. stone, since It commenced smelling ore in March, 1881, twenty.nine months ago, has turned out Sr,S)3,- TAP.
 The Orion Era reports the discov cry near St. Johns of large cave con taining numerous prehistoric relics, principally earthen jars and arrow heads.
 The value of the silver and copper produced in Arizona in 1883 will be between SI5,ooo, ,ooo and Sl6,ooo,- 900. This places Arizona second on the list of bullion producers.
 A. o. Moves, Probate Judge of Yavapai county, has been arraigned for forgery and malversion of public money, He gave bail in S2,Soo 10 appear before higher court.
 The Hualapai Indians are making themselves quite fresh here and here abouts. The tribe ought to be col lected, and, for time at least, taken care of by the government. .--Courier.
 The Arizona Canal Company, ex- cavating near Phenix, of which Attor ney General Churchill Is president, has over four hundred men al work, and also all the freight teams that can be obtained.
 A rumor is ahoat in San Diego to the effect that the arrangements have been completed for the immediate ex tension of the California Southern railroad to connection with the At lantlc x Pacific railroad.
 All through passengers from the east to California are switched off the Southern Pacific railroad at Deming, and go by way of the Atlantic x Pa. cifc. This is rough on the eating stations between Deming and Ben son.
 The post route map of'Nex Mexico and Arizona, publisht d by order of Postmaster General Gresham. place the San Carlos Agency buildings in Gla county, and also locates Clifton inning district in Graham county, Arizona.
 The indebtedn of the city o Tucson, outside of the bonded in debtedness of S3o,ooo, is SIS, ,ooo The city clerk, ChaS. H. Meyers, avs there are licenses due the city to the amonnt of sI9, 1000, to be collect cd before Jan. I.
 A young Phenix lawyer was ap pointed by the court to defend an i'm pecuniouS prisoner, and did it so wei that he secured his acqulttal. Or being released from custody he mani tested his appreciation of his attorney by stIiking him for loan of two dol lars and half.
 Recently, while H. M Van Arnam Secretary of this Territory, was II San Francisco, he let no chance sliI to attract attention to the mining anc other resources of our Territory, and succeeded in mashing a wealthy Eng llshman, whose pound, shilling anC pence features will, ere long, bean upon us.
 The bonds of Frank Nelson, tho Williams shoemaker, charged witt perjury, in the Ash Fork stage rob bery case, have been declared for feited. Nelson left Williams with tn ostensible purpose of going to Pres colt to attend to court, but has prob ably missed his way and gone througl to California.
 A Tombstone cyprian is said t
 have been sending her accumulation
 for some years to friend in Sal
 Francisco to bank for her. Not lon since she discovered that the money
 amounting to between seven and eigh
 thousand dollars, had been deposlte
 by him in his own name, and that h had drawn the same and skipped tn country.
 Jack Mellon, one of the oldest ( Colorado steamboat captains, has lc
 cated land claim near the Needle.
 in Mohave county, and proposes [ make 1t his home. In a letter to u 3 he says he has frequently pilote , steamboats over this same claim, a of which we believe, knowing ho s changeable the Colorado river IS an l has been.-Courier. While the Pima Indians numb, 6,coo, and the Maricopas and Pap goes 6,ooo more, they have never r l ceived one-tenth the consideration | the hands of the government that u
 6,ooo hostile Apaches in this Ter
 tory have been the recipients of. Tn
 is disgrace to our Indian polio 2 especially when it is taken into col