The Arizona champion., 1883-12-01
WEEKLY CHAMPION.
SATURDAY, DECEMBER I.
M. Abernethy has returned to Blackberry.

D. P. Kimball, Mormon bishop, died on the San Pedro, A. T.. on the goth ut.
 A wedding is on the tapis in Peach Springs. The justice of the Peace IS ready to perform the ceremony.
 Applications for the "Resources of Arizona" should be made to Pat Ham ilton, Phenix, Arizona. They are furnished tree
 The table for the round house at this place Is being put Tn position to day. The work oI building |, progressing rapidly.
 Wooster M. Hardy, nephew of our county commissioner, w II. Hardy, died at Mineral Park on Sulday, Nov 18th, aged S8 years.
 w. II Lake, the merchant prince ol Kingman, has been appointed Jus tice of the Peace at that place. Lake IS just the man tor the place.
 Anson II. Smith, of the Mohave County Miner, was Tn Pc ach Springs on Saturday night last, on his way to Albuquerque. and pad the CHAMPION visit.
 Fred Kaufman, of WInslow, was married at the M. E. parsonage, In Al buquerque, on "Wednesday evening last, to Miss Matte Walgamuth, ol Wabash, Ind.
 Dixon, the man who murdered Dunbar, at Flagstaff, few weeks since, was acquitted by the grand jury at Prescott. lie made out case of purely selt defence.
 Col. C. E. Daily is strongly recom- mended for the position of Surveyor General. Petitions endorsing him are being very generally signed throughout the Territory,
 It would be difficult to find a more genial, health-givlng climate than that of Northern Arzona. The de- lightful autumn days now enjoyed by our people are not excelled anywhere m this great country.
 MT. Frank Stultz, locomotive en, gineer on the A. X P. road, has re. signed his position. Mr. Stultz, dur ing his stay in Peach Sprlngs, has gathered about him many warm friends, who will regret his depart ure.
 The party given at Kingman on Thanksgiving night was largely at tended, and those present speak of 1t as the affair of the season. Blackberry was we'll represented at the soclal gathering. We regret that Peach Springs was not represented.
 C. K. Williams, of the Atlantic & Pacific, has been requested by the Department of Immigration of the A., T. & $. F. to collect and forward to them samples of the ores of Mohave county. We hope the mine owners of this county will comply with the re- quest.
 The "army" in Arizona is at pres ent more deeply interested in the ad- visibility of splitting par and draw ing to flush than In finding Charlie McComas or any other orphan who may have had the misfortune to lose his parents at the hands of our much abused Apache wards.
 John o. Dunbar, of Tombstone, has purchased the Zeckendorf prop erty, corner of Fourth and Allen streets, Tombstone, and proposes to start livery stable and corral on the premises. He Is the best livery stable man Tombstone has ever had, and neve fails to meet with success Tn the business.
 Bartlett's jewelry and music empor- ium, corner Spring and Malh streets, Los Angeles (wholesale and retalD, Is the largest establishment of it's kind in Southern California. At the pres ent tune their worklngman watch, the wonder oi the world, dust and waterproof cases, sold for SI2, Is meeting with an lmm@nse sale. Their repair department IS presided over by the best watchmaker Tn the state. Orders by express or mail promptly filled. Read their advertisement.
 Work in the coal mines at Gallup is now increasing. The influx of miners and laborers at Defiance and Gallup just at present IS something that coun- try has never seen before Ground has been broken for a I7oo foot sid ing, to run from the'Atlantic x Pacific road to Bells coal mine, and another one which Is three and one-h half miles in length One of the spurs IS a com mencement of through line to Du- rango, Colorado, while the other will form a connection with the Mineral Belt road in Arizona.
 The well-known furniture and car pet house of Barker & Allen, Nos. 3a2, 32A and 3a6 Main street, Los