The Arizona champion., 1883-10-06
TERRITORIAL NEWS.

The Deming Headlight is now is sued daily.
 Socorro has filed articles of incor- poration for two street railroads,
 The Shakespeare shelter will be moved to Dcming, and will be locat- ed near the Silver City railroad.
 The electric light has been intro duced in Silver City, and most all of the business houses have contracted for 1t.
 The smelter at Deming is about completed. and sufficient ore has been contracted for to run the smelter four months.
 The man Hartzel, says the Florence Enterprise, arrested as an accessory after the fact in the Riverside robbery and murder, has been set at liberty, there not being sufficient evidence to hold him.
 Information is required of William Cox, who resided at Camp Grant about twelve years ago. Any person cognlzant of his death and any cir cumstances connected with it, will confer favor by informing the Tue son Star office.
 There will be more hay put up in Yavapai county this year than has ever before been known in the history of the county. There are thirty ma. chimes cutting hay in different parts of the county at the present time.-Tuc son Star.
 The citizens of Globe anticipate lively times there this winter. O.el fifty large teams are on the road to that place from Wilcox, conveying machinery, and the general opinion i. that the smelters will all be running before long.-Tucsop Star. J. P. Wells, recently brought here from Silver City to answer the charge of embedding moneys from the Bostor Mill company, has had an examina ton and was held to await the ac!ior of the grand jury on the charge o grand larceny. In default of $5,ooe bail he was committed. The sun taken by Wells foots up to S5,26o.- Tombstone Republican.
 All old-timers in Arizona and New Mexico have heard of the Adams dlg gings. We'll, it is reported agaln tha they are found. Parties left iron here last night and the night before going in the direction of Arizona where it IS reported they are found A great many men have left Fleming for there during the last two days Silver City Watchdog, 18th.
 A telegram was received by J. M Wright, stating that Charlie McCom as was alive and we'll, and that the In dians would deliver him up If ransom was paid. The price needed to re cover him is put at sI,5oo. The citi zens here have raised ST, ,ooo, and th' governor has been teiegraphed, asking him if the territory will pay s5oo. Silver City Watchdog.
 Tim Hurley was arrested by Sherif Paul at Fort Worth, Texas, a weel ago to-day. He was working in ; sewer when Sheriff Paul stepped uI and arrested him. Hurley escaped from the courty jail last October, tn, day he was sentenced to twenty years imprisonment in the penitentlary fo the murder of James Lewis, nea Crittenden. Hurley will be removed to Yuma in few days.-Iucson Cit izen.
 George Clequet, who killed a mar near j. hnson some months since ant is now in the county jail awaiting thu action of the grand jury, attempted suicide last night by hanging himsel with rope made from his blankets His groans attracted the attention o other inmates, who notified Deput, Sheriff Ransom, who cut him dowI before accomplishing his purpose Means were taken to prevent a recur renee of the event. Tombstone Re publican, 18th.
 Three Navajo Indians fired on man by the name of Commodor' Owens, ranchman, who lives fifteel miles south of Navajo Springs, on Sat urday week. General Bradley, o Fort Wingate, and Superintendent