The Arizona champion., 1886-01-16
LOCAL. MATTERS.

Sunday school will commence to morrow morning atII o'clock.
 The lumber for the new railroad depot is loaded and will. be on the ground in few days. .g..
 Nah Ds Ough. the Apache female warr for, is in the Tombstone jail, awaiting the action of the grand jury,
 Rev. J. G. Eberhart is recovering from his seve Te sickness, but Is unable as yet to attend to his pastoral duties,
 Over fifteen hundred passengers were held over and taken care of by the Santa Fe road, during the recent snow blockade.
 There will be heavy passenger business over the AK P. for the next four weeks. All the northern routes are froze up tlgRts .,sa; ass.,,,,.s
 Mir. H, Harpeb the 4. X P. agent at Ash Fork, was robbed of S7o in money of Thursday evening. The theft has not been captured yet.
 Mir. George H. Tinker, the we'll known journalist of Prescott, made"a visit to Flagstaff on Thursday, and left on Friday morning for Holbrook.,
 A blackboard line has been started from Blackberry to Lost Basin, which will carry the mail bags At present the trip will only. be made once a week .-<.
 There was dance given at the res. dence of Mir. Henry Lockett, about two miles north of the city, last eve ming, at which there was large at tendance of the prominent people of Flagstaff. >'r.
 The bodies of two Wallapai Indian squaws were burned recently near their reservltion, As IS customary with this tribe, the blankets and hors- es of the dead Indians were burned with them. ......
 The many frieuds of MT: Church, of the Arizona Cattle company, will regret to hear that he has been very sick al Fort MoronL He is much better now, and his speedy reStora- tion 10 health is hoped for.
 Staab X Bro. are closing cut thel business in Albuquerque, It was the only large business firm in that clty which steadflstly refused to advertise. Their fate is 'a warning which m-r : chants will make note of.
 A southern exchange saysithat Gov! ernor Zuiick will appoint the follow ing gentlemen as the new Board of Prison Commissioners: B. A. Pack ard, of tombstone; A. D. Lemon, of Phenix, and Hugo Richards, of Pres colt. -.
 The Tucson Times says; Six Ari.. zona editors were getting ready to start out and scalp an Apache Indian and claim the reward offered by Gen eral Ihornas, of Flagstaff, but were restrained by Governor Zalick's pro clamation,
 Flagstaff is said to be enjoying about two feet of snow .--Journa!- Miner. -.
 This is a slight exaggerauon. There i, scarcely any snow on the ground at the present writing, and the deepes, snow of the season was ten inches.
 A party of gentlemen from Kansa, and Utah passed through Flagstaff on Thursday evening on their way to the placer mining fields near Walnut, Grove. The mining property these gentlemen have gone to visit is the same that A. w. Callen (known as Old Grizzly, has been operating for the last three years.
 There was jail delivery at Albu- querque on Wednesday. When the jailor went to announce breakfast to his guests he found his hotel was empty 9Nine prisoners had skipped and left no information as to their destination. Among them were the men who stole Mir. Mabie's jewelry case at Gallup about two weeks since
 On Monday evening at'the school literary entertainment will be given by Mr. Harry Mulllgan, the program consisting of choice selection :of humorous and other readings. MT. Mulligan is the young man who was accidentally shot last September from the explosion of revolver which fell from the pocket of man who was sitting by him in awlgon. The ball, which entered the thigh, has never been extracted, and the unfortunate