The Arizona champion., 1884-08-16
ZERR/ZOR/AL ITEMS

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 Wm. Head of Prescott has secure,
 the contract to furnish beef cattle io the use of the military at $ n Carlo,
 It will take about Go head per month i Members of the Miners Union il Tombstone have assaulted several non union men who are at work in tn
 Head Center mine. The chance
 favor first class ruction in that burg
 Sheriff Paul has received his rewaro of 5000 from the Board of Supervisor of Pinal county, for his brave actioI and prompt capture of Hensley ant associate murderers and robbers in tha county.
 Hon. Thos. Fitch and wife hay, taken their departure from Tucson and will make Los Angles their futur, home. Tom has made his iu,ur, home in nearly every state and terri tory in the union.
 The Quijotoa Mining Company filed articles of incorporation in San Francisco on the 4th instant, with a capital stock of $, ,ooo, ,ooo, divided into 100, 900 shares, all of which have been subscribed. The directors gre Victor Craige, R. Armstrong, F. J Horsewell, George Stebbins, and A. w. Craige.
 The Arizona Miner says that an Ari zona man, in conversation recently with some of the large copper and brass manufacturers of the East, was informed by them that they preferred Arizona copper for manufacturing purpose, for the reason that it has 3 better lustre when required to be pol ished,
 Hon. w. J. Graves, prominent attorney of San Francisco and the Pacific coast for the last thirty years, and father of our townsman, Wm Graves, died suddenly from apoplexy on the Los Angles steamer last night. His remains were taken to San Luis Obispo and escorted to the grave by large number ofcitlzens. MT. Wm. Graves received the telegram announc. ing the death of his father last Sunday night, and left on Mondays stage.- Globe Chronicle.
 At meeting of the Territorial Fair Association held in Phenix a perman- ent organization was effected as fol- lows: w. w. Jones, president; Phil lip H. Hickley, sec retary; M. H, Sherman, treasurer. The board of directors consist of w. w. Jones, Simon Noxinger, J. Y. T. smith, F E. Farington, F. D. Wells. s. D. Lout, George E. Loring. A. A. Ward and P. Brady were elected vice preiident for Gila county. All the stock has been subs Cribed.
 The Hon. Clark Churchill, chair man of the republican central com mittee of Yavapai county, has tender ed his resignation at recent meeting of that committee, in neat little speech. His reasons for the resigna- tion are that he is also member and chairman of the territorial central committee and member of the Ma tional committee Dr. F. K. Aims worth, of Prescott, has been chosen to fill the place of Hon. Clark Churchill as chairman.
 The New York and Boston Cattle Company has been incorporated. The object of the Company is "to breed, grow, graze, herd and deal in cattle, and trade and otherwise dIs- pose of them" The capital stock of the company is s6.ooo. .ooo, in shares of sIoo each. The directors are to be thirteen in numb,r, and those for the first year are: Beni. F. Butler, of Boston, Mass; Roger A. Pryor and ]. C. Hendrix of New York city, ]. R. Bancroft of Philadelphia; H. K. Love and George H. Marsh of Des Moines, Iowa; Chas. B. McVey, N. B. Wescott, and Horace N. Banks of South Pueblo; E. H. lay of Pueblo; H. C Bostwick of Chaffee county, Colorado, and M. A. Sawtelle oi Pueblo county, Colorado.
 The company will do bussness in counties of Pueblo, Huerfaro, Bent and Las Animas of Colorado, and in Kansas, Nebraska, Texas, Arizona, New Mexico and Wyoming. Its principal office will be in. South Pu- eblo.