The Arizona champion., 1884-11-15
TERRITORIAL ITEMS.

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 Twenty-one car loads of Arizona beef cattle passed through Yuma on Saturday night, bound for San Jose, California.
 Jales Regaut was shot and instantly killed in a Tombstone saloon on Wednesday morning, by a gambler named Donahue.
 Fred Hughes was beaten in Cochise county by the mining corporations, who naturally objected to his views on the bullion tax question. There will never be enough corn raised in Colorado to make 1t beef feeding State. Several local men will try alfalfa this winter. We watch the experiment.
 A man named J. C. Cox was ar rested at Clifton, for distributing cir culars containing detamatory stories about Graham county candidates. He was fined Sa5.
 There are immense forests and clear, cold springs in shady hooks, north of the A. x P. Railroad, where one can pass the summer days as pleasantly as in any spot on earth.
 The Beaver GU. T.) Record says that emigrants for Arizona are now seen almost daily passing through town. They hail principally from central and northern Utah; Maricopa county, A. T., seems to be their ob. jective point.
 While the westbound emigrant train was standing at the depot yesterday, woman on board gave birth to three children, the aggregate weight being seven pounds. If the train had been delayed any great length of time lon- ger there IS no telling what might have happened,-Citizen.
 It is fact, which is apparently not generally known, that there is at present no treaty between the United States and Mexico, to define the standing of our citizens in that coun-- try, the former treaty having lapsed. This is disgraceful state of things, and accounts for the powerleSsness of our consuls to assist Americans, when they are held in noisome dungeons, for months at time without trial.
 No wheat in the world makes better flour than does the wheat of the Gila valley, and 5000, 900 pounds could be raised annually, on the present land under cultivation, including the Pima crop, and would be if there was cash market for 1t. All that is need cd to create such a market is mill of sufficient capacity to grind that amount and owned by men with suffi- cient means to handle the grain. They would find no difficulty in dis. posing of the flour at a handsome roht.-Enterprise.
 The Fronterizo publishes al official report from judge in the town of Santa Cruz, Mexico, which states that it is the general belief there that the recent murders in the HuachuCa mountains were committed by themen who hung Quinones, and that the ob ject was to remove testimony against them; and that after committing the deed they went to Tombstone and circulated false reports about body of Mexicans from Santa Cruz having been seen in that vicinity.-Citizen.
 The Mojave who was wartonly shot by the guards at the calaboose at San Carlos, September Ist. died from the effect of his wounds October 2Ist. It IS quite time that Eastern philanthro. pists investigate this case and the murder of the Indian prisoner up- wards of year ago. The victim in the latter case was taken by military authority from the guard house about 10 o'clock at night, shackled and turned over to Indians, who scourged him, stoned him, and finally shot him. The shackles were removed from the deceased'ss limbs the next day.