The Arizona champion., 1884-01-19


 tlemen of Europe, but when she get
 a chance she will marry some gooc
 sensible young American. {
 The following is the apportionmeni
 ot the school fund in Yavapai count,
 for the places named; Williams, S4IS
 43; Flagstaff, S244.4I; Ash Fork
 SI6o. go. The total amount appor
 toned in the county is S6,o27.4s.
 L. ]. Lassell has erected an assa,
 office at Kingman, and will soon be
 ready for business. Mir Lassell is an old assayer and will do good busi-
 ness in his line of trade, as he Is well
 known throughout the county.
 "Big Dan" Dowd, one of the Bis, bee murderers, ha, had his examina- lion, and was held to await the action of the special grand jury Tn Cochise county. Sheriff Ward is very likely to have necktie party in Tombstone soon.
 l. R. and Edward Vail have leased the Total Wreck mine for period oi 9o years. This property has been in controversy in the Tucson courts for a long time, but now the title is quieted, and we are glad to know the property, winch is a good one, is to be worked.
 One practical result of the publica. tion of the Huntington letters will be the forfeiture of the Texas Pacific land grant of IA, 1000, 1000 acres upon which Mir H. and his associates ot the Southern Pacific company have been casting longing glances for some time. And dead General Colton, turning in his coffin, will smile and say, "It' $ another unhappy day for Huntington
 We have before us the first number of the Arizona Live Stock Journal, published by the Cameron Bros. It is d handsome liltle paper and wit, no doubt, be hberally patronized b, stock men and those who desire to know about the stock interests of the territory. The first number shows | great deal of care in its compilation. We welcome il to our table.
 A movement is on foot for the form. atlon of miners union al Kingston, N M. The movement was brought about by runor on the street, that the superinlendents of the different mlnes had held meeting and had discussed the feasibility of cutting wages of miners to s per day and surface men 10 S2 50 per day.
 We have before us the first number of the Apache Chief, a weekly news paper published,at St. Johns, Apache county, George A. McCarler, for. merly Of Prescott, is the editor and It is a neatly printed sheet, Is filled with interesting local matter and general reading, and re, fleets great credit upon its enterpris ng proprietor. The Chief has our pest wishes for its success.
 The accomplished critic of the Denver Inter Ocean says that Mrs. I.an try "has no more conception of he meaning of her lines than Platte River ranchman has of an art gallery, md when 1t sinners right down 10 d question of beauty, we have thous. 'nds of ladies in this great repuclic vho can beat her out of sight, and hey don't hold themselves very high, .ither.''
 Miss Martineau is doing well, says he Baltimore News, to have a statue 1i herself erected in less than ten iears after her death. It is only move in the right direction. The lme IS approaching when prominent ;ltlzens will realize that the only sale means of securing statue is to erect | during their own lifetime.
 P. H. McGowan, formerly busine s manager of the San Francisco Even. ng Post, died suddenly in Washing on of hemorrhage of the lungs on saturday night. MT. McGowan at he time of his death was connected with the internal revenue office. He 'lll be remembered by many Arizon- ms as the correspondent of the New Inrl Herald ,lnr,n,, ,ha i,1l,o,o a..