The Arizona champion., 1884-07-12
TERRITORIAL ITEMS
'Phenix citizens talk over the heat while reiishing fresh grapes.

 statement of the weather reports from Southern Arizona.
 Prescott kept the Fourth right roy ally, and the celebration exercises were success in every particular Benonf B. Rogers, a pioneer, recently died at Tucson, aged Co. The Clti. zen speaks highly of him as citizen.
 The Miner says that sixteen thou. sand pounds of fine sheeps' wool was shipped to Boston from Kingman last week.
 Prescot,'s railroad prospects are looming up and the prospects good for prompt rail communication to the capital.
 The Lynx Creek placers. estimated Tn the last year to have furnished some $500, 900. are to be worked by Gov. 'rri,le.
 The Prospector says that ladies are increasing at Quijotoa in proportion to lawyers in Prescott. They must fairly swarm.
 The Epitaph says that Fatty Smith, late member of the Arizona legisla- tnrc, is running saloon at San Der. nardino, Cal.
 The paper of the bursted banker Hudson, is hawked on the streets of Tucson for thirteen cents on the dol. lar, and no takers.
 Phenix had thousands to souander to observe the Mexican feast of St. Johns, but not one cent to observe the national holiday. Judge Fitzgerald was not able to hold a special term of court in Tue. son and adjourned the court to the regular September term.
 Ptescott's new spot TOT recreation 1 will have drive oi seven or eigh, miles in length, with deer paIk, fish, pond, race track and club rooms.
 "rom Sloan, "as he was well known and iamiliarly called by every mine
 in Southern Arizona, died of hear disease in Tucson on Thursday, th,
 sd inst.
 | With three justices of the peac,
 and city recorder, Tombstone ha not furnished all arrest or examina lion in a week. Hard lines for re porters.
 Peaches are sold in Phenx at si. cents pound, and the Gazette inti , mates doubt that four cent poun, can be realized shortly for this Jus ciou7 fruit
 A mountain lion was recently kille' ) near Capt. Mike Gray's ranch Col, , Camp Rucker), in whose stomach wa found gold finger ring, and severa pantaloon buttons. The Phenix Gazette has come t ! believe that the Southern Pacific R. company will abandon the desert pol a ton of their route and run from Th . Needles south, via Prescott. We take pleasure in informing or
 steemed contemporaries that ol
 roller IS yet on the core. How yourr . -Willcox News. Hard enough, than
 you, to be used on per(ecting pres It took a week for the Apach
 Chief force 10 do up the fourth. M;
 has been emitting considerable bil
 of late on the Mormon question, ar ] is no doubt gathering up for ire:
 attack.
 s To while away the dull times if Tucson, the reporters of the Citizl r and Star recently indulged in a lit te friendly rivalry as to which of the d is the most popular canine substitl ,e for lamp post.
 or The Holbrook Times sta C that tl
 contract has been closed with Mess,
 Rush & Hernlon, attorneys. act l m for certain taxpayers of Apache cou ty, to sue out an injunction rcstrai r. ing the jail commissioners and boa to of Supervisors of Apache county fire 1e building or contracting to build pr he posed county jail. us The Mining Review says that [ 'e prospects of Arizona are being rapi Ut v developed into mines. A lit "' more capital, stronger tendency '' develop instead of sell, and high 'p degree of stick-to-it-iveness will ra
 that Territory with the four or fl ;u great producers of the world. R member this statement. x- Incrbators are at discount in A no zona. The summer temperature ht
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