The Arizona champion., 1883-12-22
WEEKLY CHAMPION.
SATURDAY, DECEMBER 2a.

paired at l. J sharick's, Albuquerque
 Givens, of Prescott, upon the thir(
 trial for mail robbery, was founC
 guilty.
 Chains, lockets, bracelets, cuff
 buttons, at l. J. Sharick's, Albu
 querque.
 MT. Houston has Perry's run or
 the Third division, as conductor, vict
 Perry, who has gone east.
 A large party of Peach Spring, ladies and gentlemen IS being made up to visit the Grand Canon.
 Yuma county has received nearly $40, 900, taxes for one year, from the s. P. R. R. Company and branch organizations.
 Order your ladies and gents fine shoes from Lesser Bros, Albuquerque. They have the best assortment at the lowest prices.
 W. B. Marshall, formerly of Fra zier'S crew, on the Fourth Division, is now conductor on the emigrant, vice Frazier.
 Ladies dolmans, cloaks and ulsters have been reduced twenty-five per cent. at Lesser Bros, Albuquerque. Send In your orders.
 Major Duncan, Wells Fargo's man on the A. X F., was in town yesterday and closed accounts with Mir. Ruby, the late agent at this station.
 Auditor Northrup was in town yes. terday, and checked up our late agent, MT. Ruby, and, of course, found everything as square as die.
 Charlie Richardson formerly con- ductor on the passenger from Wlnslow to The Needles, Is now running the emlgrant on the Third Division.
 The delinquent tax list of Maricopa county this year toots up S7,64o. 40. The amount paid to the tax collector, and turned over to the treasurer, Is about S58, 1000.
 The banking house of C. P. Craw- ford, at Silver City, has suspended. The officers say they can pay dollar for dollar, If the creditors will give them chance.
 R. Halloran, the retiring railroad agent at Ash Fork, has been appoint ed fuel agent for the road. He will see that each station gets Its due al. lowance of coal.
 MT. E, Rush succeeds Mir. F. D. Chamberlain as conductor of the eml- grant tram, from Peach Springs to l The Needles, while Mir. Chamberlain IS on hls visit east
 The extensive saw mill, together With large quantity ot lumber In the yard, located about seven mics south oi Prescott, was burned on Wednes. day last. Loss, S35,ooo; no msur anCe.
 John Schwartz, formerly with the PlItsOurg X Fort Wayne road, at Cn- cago, Is 10 be Mr, kuDy clerk at Ash Fork. MT, Crane nas been acting as clerk under MT. Halloran, but has resigned hls position.
 A man named A. J. Stanley, living near Los Angeles, brought into the offlCe ot the Herald, ot that city. sweet potato winch measured three feet four inches In circumference and weighed 3413 pounds,
 Elder Glvens, residing near Pres colt, who was arrested some time since, charged with holding up the stage and robbing the U. $. mall, has been tried and convicted. Sentence has not yet been pronounced.
 We have received from Gov. F. A. Tritle pamphlet containing the re- port on artesian water in Sulphur Spring Valley, by John A. Church, E. $. Gage and Isaac E. James. The ', report IS very thorough and interest, ing.
 Tommy Harris, conductor of the ( hlll train, who had his hand smashed ( while coupling cars, at Ash Fork. is s reported as liable to lose his thumb | and ore-hnger, and perhaps his hand, I f inflammation and modification ,annot be checked. C It IS to be hoped that the reports of n he capture of the train robbers. who T iitched the train at Gage station, rear Deming, and the Bisbee mur lerers, supposed to be the same par les, are true. It would be a great C 'lty If such crimes should go unpun g shed. c The Flagstaff Hotel, kept by Spin r, Icy X McLane, is one of the neatest IT nd best kept hotels on the line of n he railroad. The proprietors are Il entlemen who well know how to q 'ease the travelling public, and are l( Du ar uyttN tI.