The Arizona champion., 1884-05-03
A -Newsy Letter from our W iliiams Corre. 4
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l ii'S thC l'iSt NCCk, bNlnp tO lnc lIC that the \ & F., Pay Ml>er, wa around. Our town is gradually i'm proving.
 Five families arrived here iron California during the past two week and more are expected soon, Le them come. They are welcome
 The dance given by our enterpris ing land lord of the Railroad Hotel NIT. Lemon, on the anniversary of hi, 20th birthday, was very enjoyable lffair indeed, and was participated il by all our leading citizens and lhei families.
 John s. Lee, an advocate of cheal labor. has leased ten acres of the Ian, he now occupies to a colony of Chin csc gardnerS, for five years, who pro. pose to supply Nothern Ariz ma with all kinds of vetetabes "iirt cheap. "
 Charlie Davis will leave on q visit to Illinois, in few days. Bring hcl back with vol Charlie.
 The family of Conductor Walsh will arrive in town shortly and Skin. n" Is putiing the houSe in order They come from Puehlo, Col.
 Ex-Iudge Sanford's tare is wrea,hed in smiles. having discovered rha, it i, "Lsap Year" Have YOU an,wered tha, last letter Judge?
 John I ec, lr w iIe shooting mark win a rife tie other ", came yer, near bIi2h,lrg our prospects for cheLr vegetables the coming season. A glancing ball Stru,k one of the Chin e,e gardner, in the back. inhlcting a palniul, hut not dangerous wound.
 iJr MoSoa has gone to Peach springs for q short stay.
 Mrs. Scouts health is much i'm. proved and she i> now able to be up and around.
 Judge Scott has been yer, busy for he plst few da>'>, ard the fruits O. hl> lhor' are alrerdv apparent PromI>CI,u, >l OojlHg of Pistols upon ur Sirec> had h'cnme SO common. that the Law lliding clrIz ms have al last awakened to the fat. that either they or the shooters, must go.
 1hn Tdbcr was trrc>tcd for ,hi> off nee, on saturday lat the 26'h, md fl ,rd and discharged Ol the >ame evening f,milv residing in the non,c next to TdbeI'S place, were treated to Il vollcy of shots. 'rwclv, rullets were shot through the house md some Ut them were found m lh, helN occupied by the members oi tn, 'amly. ChnNl>llnS Ol seven rcrsONS In Ill. Taking tu consideration ,h, ticl that the building |, but a small on, consisting of only one room, II IS a miracle that some one of the O, Cuplnis were not killed. John 'Tdbrr WI, ar rested, and charged with this most ir. famous and Cowardly crime, and upon tXimi ati)n, was held to answer D. fore the Grand Jury and in default 0. two thousand five hurdr, d dollar, bail, Sa,5oo) was taken to Prescott in charge of Dept Sheriff James Black. It Is sin,erely | opod that il he Is found guilty of the charge that ne will get hl, just deserts d, Yuma.
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 Pddy Miles who is down from Chal lender wants tO negotiate for a part lf Fagstaf's water privileges. lrI Is probable that two of our largest lakes will pas, into his loSses>inn and that an extensive goos, ranch will be  started with the following officers. w. G. Stewart, President; Sam King, Secretary; Ben Chester, Treas Irer and assistant herd,r.
 Hon. Theo. F. Eggors a prominent, politician and lawyer of l'ol ekl. Kansas Is in the ely visiting old friends When last sttn lc WAS in ,harge of B. Thomas. consequent y he will learn all about cur country. fit |, on his way to Prescott. to meet Hon. A. W. Calen. On his return NC hope le will vlslt the cave and Inf dwcllers.
 Our TWO Ieadirg Attorneys who 'ave been assisting Col. Reed of the Flag can say pleasant thing, to each 'lher. II the do not do so the w.c> about town do Tot forget Il, IL I, 'ald that the paper stood Van three Her ks Lut sever days of Sanford as