The Arizona champion., 1884-06-21

lin's remains, has been removed from Vancouver, ,Washingto., Territory, and is now stationed at the San Carlos reservation.
 The Misses Katie and Carrie Croth CTS, under the escort of J. E. Mo Cormick, went down to Winslow on Wednesday for days fishing. They returned Thursday, and if they were minus string of fish they report having been royalty entertained by Mrs. ,Rsiney and Engineers Jim Mar tin and'Killen.
 Don't for moment think Lawyer Van Horn intends to start Mob Hill select crowd because he carries his head SO high these days. He is suf. fering from an inhictlon of Jobs com forteis on his neck, which have re- gently been lanced. We hope to see him all o. K. in a few days, as Van is jolly bird.
 Visitors from the East to the Cliff Dwellers and the Caves, near Flag staff, are becoming numerous, and when the new route being laid out by NJ. A. Black to the Grand Canyon of the Colorado, is marked out so that tourists have nc trouble either going or returning, this town will become one of the summer resorts of the east ern sight seers of Arizona wonders.
 Our chef, and his "better hall" are still among the absent, in the land of the orange and grapes. We cannot tell when they will show up, yet hope they are enjoying happy respite from care and business. In the meantime, ''ye prints' will strive to make this great family and moral luminary glisten like barn door on a frosty morning, if it takes all sum mer, and don't you forget it.
 Messrs. ]. C. Burge and family, F. w. Middleton and family, John Berry, Wm. Dyer and N. H. Living s,on left Monday morning for Oak Greek to spend q few days"bobbihg" for the festive trout. They retEned home on Wednesday with fnc string of nearly 200 mountain trout. MT. Berry won the pot, having caught the most fish. Any item in this issue of "fshy" natnre is not to be placed against their veracity
 Wednesday night some thief stole Frank Daggs' horse, plcketed out near town. and from the tracks made off with it in the direction of Clark's ranch, for the range. Thusiay night, Franks stable was entered and his saddle and bridle stolen. If it was the same "rustler" he has heaps of gall and certainly missed lis calling, exhibiting as he certainly has cheek enough to make first class life insur, ance agent or book or map solicitor.
 Henry Taggart, the "tin-horn," who deliberately shot down in cold blood in this town last fall a young man named John Connors, in front of Mir. Vails saloon, has been found guilty by Prescott jury of murder in the second degree, the punishment for which is from 10 years to imprison ment for life. The act was looked upon here as brutal murder and the findings of that jury glves great dis satisfaction, He has not as yet had his sentence.
 Last Saturday P. J. Brannen, Esq, forwarded to Assayer Stohl. of Pres, colt, several specimens of ore for as- say that had been handed him for that purpose by MT. Thos. McMlllan. We were unable to ascertain where the ledge was located, or its width or dip, but were informed that it was close to Flagstaff, and should the as. say prove anything like what old min CTS who saw it stated it would yield, it will add another industry that can not help but tell for the best interests of this town and start up prospectors in the San Francisco mountains and Grand Canyon in this vicinity,
 General Supt. F. w. Smith, of the Atlantic & Pacific R. R., accompanied by bis wife, Miss Belle Smith, Miss EmMa Louisa Smith, Master George and Frank Smith, and the Rev James P. Smith and wife, of Fredericksburg, Va, spent Sunday and Monday in this vicinity, occupying two elegant coaches, side tracked on the "Y." The party have been taking pleasure trip along the line to feast upon the beauties and wonders of nature that has made this region famous. They had previous to stopping here visited the Needles and Grand Canyon, and