The Arizona champion., 1884-01-05
WEEKLY CHAMPION.
SATURDAY, JANUARY 5, 1884.
Wall paper at Sharick's, Albuquer-

road, IS as regular as clock-work.
 Watches, clocks and jewelry re- paired at l. J. Sharick's, Albuquerque.
 Conductor Topley, who was seri. ously ill, and compelled to go into Albuquerque for treatment, has recov- cred, and is again at his post.
 Watches, diamonds. jewelry, silver. ware, at l, J. Sharick's, Albuquerque.
 MT. Lemon. of the railroad eating house, who has been seriously ill for some time, is on his pins again at tending to business.
 Chains, lockets, bracelets, cuff buttons, at l. J, Sharick's, Albu- querque.
 The round house at this place is rapidly assuming shape. A full force of men is now employed on the work.
 Gentlemen's clothing, hats, under wear, etc., in great variety and at the lowest prices, at
 Sheriff Stein turned over S7, 300 to County Treasurer Krider on Tues. day last, with the railroad company yet to hear from. The delinquent tax list will be of no small dimensions this trip.
 The sale of Harvey Hubbs' mining property, which was report ed to be almost sure thing, is declared off, and Harvey IS making large shipments of ore to San Francisco for reduction on his own hook.
 Now IS the season of the year to visit the Grand Canon. The weather IS delightful at the Canon, the nights warm and comfortable. It Is d mid summer temperature at this popular resort at the present time.
 The Peach Springs public school will open in about two weeks. MT. Mars, an old resident here, and gentleman of large expenence as a teacher in California and Oregon, will take charge of the school. The term will commence with regular attend ance of thirteen children.
 The firm of Welton & Beecher, at Kingman and Mineral Park, are com pletlng one Of the finest stores to be found Tn the Territory, at Klngman. hlS enterprising firm carry a large stock of general mercnandise in both towns mentioned, and do large trade throughout Mohave county.
 Ellis G. York, foreman of the work ing tram gang, who has been vls iting Las Vegas and other points during the past three weeks, has returned and resumed work agaln. Mir. York is one of the most reliable men in the employ of the road, and his manyl friends welcome him back to his old | station.
 Rezon Smith, so long connected | with John M. Miller's restaurant, In this place, and who has been confined | to his bed for the past thirty days | with very severely sprained ankle, Is again on duty. Smithy's many friends will welcome him back to hls old place, where he will continue to alleviate the hungry multitude.
 MT. Farley, of the firm of Farley & Young, who has been attending to hls stage and express line in California, IS expected to arrive home in a day or two. MT. Young left to assume the duties in place of his partner, and will remain on the stage line until Ju. ly next, when their contract will ex- pire. Fount Williams IS also driving on the same stage line.
 A. J. Borie, Train Master of the Arizona Division of the A. & P. road, and brother of our station agent, F. M. Borle. was in town yesterday. He IS making tour of the road look ing after the business connected with his department. Mir, Borie has prov ed himself very efficient officer in the responsible position to which his well known business capacity has called him.
 Rumors of almost or quite an entire change of programme In the manage ment of the A. x P. road are report ed to take effect on the 18th. We've heard such rumors before, and confess we know nothing about 1t. We are of the opinion the other papers who show up so wisely on the subject are in about the same fix. It is reported the AtchiSon, Topeka x Santa Fe will take charge of the line.
 The recent night and morning cold snap in this section caused the over flow pond of the railroad company at this station to freeze over, and skat- ing was the pleasant pastime for short season. There was one pair of skates raked up in town, and the way old skaters glided over the glarry sub stance was caution. The melting $ rays of the midday sun, however, de. ( Stroyed the further pleasure of sliding on the ice.