The Arizona champion., 1885-10-17
The quantity of high grade ores

interests are suffering more from lack of proper treatment of ores than from development of mines.
 Ralph Cameron aud R. w. Bell have leased the hocks and range of rhos. McMillen. The young gentle men are favorably known in Flag staff, where they have resided for years. The CHAMPION wishes them success in their new enterprise.
 The old and reliable hardware house of E. J. Post & Co.,, of Albu- querque, is still at the front with a choice selection of hardware, cutlery, stoves, tinware and shelf goods. The proprietors are well known to Arizona for prompt attention and fair dealing.
 The Aver Lumber company having received large order for square tim bers will not close down at present. The facilities of this company for turning out special bills and more particularly dimensions that are not "kept in stock" are unsurpassed in the west.
 An officer of the A. & P. says that no less than soo,ooo new cross-ties will be required for "renewalS" in the road bed the coming summer. It is to be hoped that our adjacent for ests will furnish the material and that the Aver mill will be employed in saving them:
 Rosenwald Bros. of Albuquerque, offer special inducements to country merchants. Their mammoth stock of general merchandise is fresh and com plete in every department. To our patrons and friends we say go to Ros- enwald Bros for superior goods, great bargains and courteous treatment.
 The WAllapai Tribune says: Miss Kate Crothers, ot Flagstaff, arrived from her mountain home on Sunday and assumed charge of her school here Tuesay morning. Miss Brothers i5 an accomplished young lady and no doubt under her able tuition the school at this place will be a grand success.
 The terraced heights of our grand old peaks are bedeckcd with the vari- gated hues of autumn, while high above timber line the first snow of the season lends a silvery crest to the golden hues below. The tourist or traveller over the great sun shine route will not find its equal in point of scenic beauty between St. Louis and the golden shore.
 Tucson authorities say that the grand jury of Pima county has found indictments against Col. J. A. Zabris- kie, U. s. District Attorney for Ari- zona, Royal A. Johnson, U. s. Sur veyor, General, and Gen, L. Wolhy Johnson's chief deputy, and that Judge Fitzgerald has appointed anoth CT attorney to act in Zabriskie's place.
 The Southwestern Stockman says in its last issue: No apology is neeI- ed for devoting so much space to the Indian question. Our ranchers are being murdered and robbed, needed work upon the ranges is suspended, and we will be excused for discussing the price of human life rather than that of beef steer, or the relative merits of the white man and Apache rather than of shorthornS and long horns.
 We regret our inability to accept the hospitalities of the management of the North, Central and South American Exposition, as rendered by neat circular dated Sept. Ist. The Exposition opened on the 10th of the present mouth, and will close about April Ist, 1856. The holding of the Exposition at New Orleans, it is be- lieved, will result in establishing clos CT commercial relations between the Latin American countries, and bring about nearer personal acquaintances among the commercial men of the three Americas than has hitherto exis- ted.
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