The Arizona champion., 1886-06-12

un0cT the treatment or UT. BTannen, has recovered and left for home this week.
 Daniel Higgings, who sustained severe injuries by the overturning of hand car last week, died on Tues day, while being conveyed to the railroad hospital at Albuquerque.
 Rev. G. H. Adams, superintendent of missions of the M. E. Church of Arizona, arrived here on Fridays train from Prescott and is the guest of Rev. J G, EberhLrt.
 A lldy by the name of Rei,z, of Evansville, Indiina, who was very low with consumption, died on the east bound train yesterday morning, between Ash Fork and Williams. Her remains were taken to Albuquar- que
 As the citizens meeting occupied G. A. K. HaR last night, the Mite Society will give their literary pro gramme 10 nigh; at the school house. Rev. G. II. A Ilms will be present. Let there be d full attendance. We wee lniurmed this morning that a fire broke out yesterday in the lumber yard al Parker's mill, destroy ing 4,ooo railroad ties and 200, 900 feet of lpmber, The cause IS sald to have been occasiJned by sparks from the engine.
 The two section men who were so seriously injured last week by the oYer,urning of hand car near Od Town, were removed on Monday to the Atlantic & Pacific Railroad com pany'S hospital at A!buquerQue.
 The attention Of parties desiring to purchase a llrge range suitable for ten thousand head of cattle. is invited to the ad ot Stewart & Van Horn, which appears in this issue of the CHAMPION. These gentlemen can give you bargains in ranges, stock cattle and real estate.
 Many are under the impression that the bill now before Congress, forfeit ing the land grant of the A. & P R. R.. would effect this section. Ol the contrary, It merely refers to that DOT ton of the grant east of Albuquerque on which the A. x ?. dld not care to huiid
 The stage between Prescott and Mlricopa was held up by two mount ed robb.rs aoout four miles from Rumble Bee Station last Friday. The robhers cut open the mail sacks and rh.d the letters, but it is said obtain d little. if anything for thei, trouble. Saerif liulvenon ard others are ir pursuit of the be dts.
 The thanks of the CHAMPION are due to Hon. Patrick Hamilton, Con- missioner of Immigration, for a copy pt his pamphlet on irrigation. The subject l, ably and extensively treat ed and will prove of great benefit to farmers and fruit growers in this ter ritory.
 P J. Brannen has just received a car load of best grade CaIif1rnil ll 3ur which he will sell at s4 % per han dred. Also fine line of California harness, saddles, etc. As result of thjs large invoice, the courteous and genial Johnny Lind, chief salesman, Is kep: busy the whole of the day and part of the night waiting upon customers.
 The west bound Atlantic & Plcifc passenger train this morning, wnNe standing on the main track at the Atlantic & Pacific Junction, was run into from the rear by stock train, the ends of Pullman palace and first t-class passenger car telescope1, but no damage done, beyond a few slight bruises to any of the passengers. Journal.
 John Shull, of Prescott, who arriv. ed here on Monday, was thrown from his horse nea- the San Francisco | mountains and sustained quite severe injuries, Jlck says he is begin ! ming to believe that his forte is not broncho riding, and is willing to let out the contract in that line to some one else in the future.
 The Fish x Keck Co.,, of Kansas City, Mo-, live stock commission merchants, will soon be represented among us by solicitor, as wiil be seen by their advertisement in anoth- er column. This live and liberal