The Arizona champion., 1888-01-07

 stantial dwelling and perhaps he may get married.
 The mother and brother of onr en- terprising townsmap, Ralph H Gam -ron arrived here this week from Boothbay, Maine, and will, in the future, make our nouGtaiA town theR permanent home.
 The best family weekly newspaper in the United States IS the 70ledo Biade (NasDy's Paper.) They invite every reader of this paper to send for specimen copy. 1t IS the largest dollar paper published. See advertise ment elsewhere.
 A freight train jumped the track between Bellemont and Challcnder, yesterday which delayed the passenger about 7S hours. No one was hurt the only injury being done was the break ing up of several freight cars.
 The Overturning ot wagon loaded with wood nearly cost the driver his life on Saturday evening last Fortu. nateiy the man only received some severe bruseS from whlch he IS rapid ly recovering under the skilful treat ment of Dr. Brannen.
 The sales of wool last week in Bos- ton, were 45,ooo pounds California spring and Oregon, and ISo, ,ooo pounds California fall on prlvate terms. The total sales for the week were, domestic 2,III,7oo foreign, 4I3,ooo pounds.
 Heavy storms are reported as ra ging in the Sierra Mountains and the drains on tae Central Pacific are hours behind. Between rruckee and Baca the storm has done much dam- age, in one place leve!ing nearly three miles of telegraph poies and wires.
 MT. M. Wright, the insurance az ent, who has been here for som: time left for Prescott tnls week. MT. Wright Is pleasant, business gentle man and has done good trade ln his line with our citizens, having ta ken out large nunber of life poll cies,
 Mrs. D. M. Riordan gave a pleas ant party and dance at her house in Milton on the evening of January 2i, which was attended by large nun. Der of Flagstaffltes The many guests were entertained by Mrs. Riordan in that hospitable, genial manner for which she is so well known.
 ]. H. Lee, large stockman, who resides near Prescott, arrived here yesterday afternoon with two car loads of fine bred COWS, which he purchased in Kansas. Mir. Lee is talk. ing these COWS to San Diegl, Cal, ana will stop over here for couple of days to rest up and feed the ami. malS.
 The United States has received judgment against ex Secretary Gosper for $500 or shortage in his accounts while secretary. As Mir. M H. Sher- man, of Phenix, was one of Gosper's bondsmen an execu'ion has been is- sued against hlm for the amount.- Tucson Star.
 Editor Mosher, of the Phenix ArY- soniaH. has been arrested for con. tempt of court, in connection with the trial of the land cases in P lenix, the complaint being sworn out by some fresh lawyer who he showed up. At his trial he was promptly dischar ged by Judge Porter.
 Ransom Post, No. G, G. A. K. of Flagst'ff, elected the following off cers for this year: N. L. Guphre. P. C.; Geo. Hoxworth, s. V. C.; ]. B. Smllh, J. V. C.; John Rosebaugh, c. M, J. Guthrie Savage, Adj't.; L. L Burns, o. D G. Hoagllnd, o. G., Geo. Hoxworth, l.. l.. Burus and b. F Hart, Trustees.
 The AD1gnergUe Demof,R issued its mammoth edition of 70. ooo copies on New Years. It contdlnei twenty four pages and was q fine aii able re view of the Territory of New Mex lco, and portions of Arizona Col. C. Albright, editor aud pro prietor, deserves great credit fof his energy and enterprise, and we hope his venture was financial success.
 San Flke, the Albuquerqu. dog catcher Is reported as being down with genuine case of hydrophobia. The physicians attending hlm have applied tests which prove withou, doubt that the unfortunate man is victim oi the dreadful malady. The towu Is said to be infested with a large numoer of dogs who have been innoculatcd with the disease, and several little children have already been bitten by these mongrel CUTS.
 fhe following officers elect of Flag staff Lodge, NJ. 8, Knights of Py- thias. were installed last Tuesday evening by D. D. G C. Ed. l. Gale; P. C., G. Fitzgerald; C. C., Dr. P. G. Cornish; V. C., R. H. Cameron; Prelate, A. A. Dutton; M, of Ex., Max. SalzIaan; M. of F., Jim O'Neill: K. of R. and S., N. G. Layton; M. of A., l.. L. Burns; I. G. D. A. Mur- phy; c. G., C. C. Black.
 A tender-foot writing from Cali. fornia back to his home in Connec- tlcut, says that "whlle crossing the desert plains of Arizona, their train broke down aud they were besieged