The Arizona champion., 1884-07-26
IERR/ZOR/AL ITEMS

.ias returned to Phenix.
 Want of coke has caused the shut ting down of the Benson shelter.
 Mr. A. A. Symonds, late of the Phenix Arrow, has gone to Colorado. The mayor of Tucson suggests the utility of purchasing a steam fire en- zine.
 Ex-Chief Justice French will go East to stump the State of Massachusetts for Blame and Logan.
 Chilson, the Texas cattle king, will put is,oo head of cattle in the San Pedro valley near Benson.
 The Epitaph of the 10th says that a full grown deer was killed on Tuesday one mile from Tombstone.
 The St. Johns Era, says that the grass is drying up for want of rain in that section of Apache county.
 The Copper Queen mine of Bisbee paid S2oo,oo in dividends during the first half of the present year.
 Hank Tipton, age IT years, was thrown from his horse at Phepix last week and received fatal injuries.
 The Champion has discarded its patent ou,sides, as every live news paper ought to.-Mohave Miner.
 The next term of the District court for Apache county will commence early in August. Chief Justice How ard will preside,
 The Mexican portion of Nogales has received a municipal charter from Sonora, the American side has not been incorporated.
 The Phenix Herald says that the growth of grain in the Salt River Valley is so great that it will hardly pay to market the grain. "Cub" Langtree, the notorious stage robber, has been captured In California and turned over to the sheriff of Apache county, where he is wanted"
 The Phenix Gazette complains that parties bathing in the river where the public bath house is situated. clad in no other raiment than awad of fcotton in each ear.
 The Pinal Consolidated mines at Mineral Hill, pinal county, has closed down, owing to trouble in the company. During its late run III cars of bullion were shipped,
 The Miner says that ore shipments are retarded by the inability of the railroad company to handle them. Large quantities of ore are now lying at Kingman awaiting shipment.
 The Monte Christo mine, located about five miles west of Prescott, near Thumb Butte, is showing up finely from the developments that have lately been made by its fortunate owner, Chas. P. Hicks.
 The Albuquerque Journal quotes the local item in last weeks CHAM PIoN referring to the business of the Aver Lumber Co.,. and adds: SThe Aver Lumber company is one of the heaviest establishments of the kind in the west, and the display that will be made by the company at cur coming fair, will give the visitor good op, portunity to judge of the vast import ance of the pine lumber interest of the southwest.
 An application for the pardon o Frederick S. Frisbee, a soldier who killed comrade in Wilcox in 1882 under circumstances which are gen erally considered extenuating, IS being circulated in this county. Frisbe' was sentenced to five years impris onment, and as he has already served two, it is the common opinion tha ? Gov. Tritle would be tempering jus 5 tice with mercy in granting him g pardon.-Epitaph.
 One of the bad signs of the time | in Clifton is the acquisition of busi ness property by Chinamen. If thes I people get hold in one business ] why not in another? One thing s certain, Chlnamen have proved II curse to the working classes all owe 0 the coast, and 1t behooves every worl
 ing man to frUwl down any altemI
 upon the part of the Mongolians | IS get a hold in Clifton, either in bus |. ness for themselves or as laborers. l. Clarion.
 '' A correspondent of the Citi1e T. states the San Pedro valley from Der