The Arizona champion. [volume] (Peach Springs, Mohave County, A.T. [Ariz.]) 1883-1891, 1888-12-15


BY order of w. j. Hill, w. NJ.
Standard works of all the authors
beautifully bouad and clocks, toilet
sets, Christmas and New Years
cards, in fact everything for the
holidays at d. j. Brannen g. Co.'S.
Well, Leap Year is about over and
of course she would not propose so
now heap Goals of fire on her head
by buying her one of those Toilet
and Marricure sets at d. j. Bran
men 4 Cos.
Thos. Prothers, who canvassed
the town some time ago for hooks,
is now in Kingman doing that town
in like capacity. He will com
mence delivering his books here
about the 18th inst.
Cameron and Lind have received
an invoice of election hats, which
for quality and style are conceded
to be the best of any IN town, and
which they are selling cheap for
cash-Call in and look at them. tt.
y. J. Hicks has gone to Prescott
to the county hospital, where he
viii be treated. Mr.. Hicks is a
Serp sick man and has many friends
in this town, who will be glad to
see him come out all right.
Another wreck occurred on Thurs
day on the Atlantic and Pacific
railroad, in which one car run of
the track. Two wrecks week are
not many this time year on
this road.
The members aud friends of the
NJ. E. Church have decided to
gladden. the hearts of the little ones
and on Christmas eve will present
to them beautiful Christmas tree.
Any one wishing to put things on
for their friends will be welcome to
do so.
g. A. Bray has new ad in this
issue. He is going back east to
find Mrs. Bray and expects to find
her broke, and needs money, you
know. If you want genuine bar.
gains you should call on him at
once, as they may not last long.
A bill should be passed by the
next legislature to prevent Armour
from selling his dressed meats in
this territory. The railroads give
him special rates and he undersells
the local butchers until he has
driven them out and then raises the
price higher than before.-Citizen.
James Tewksberry, son Of ]. d.
Tewksberry, and one Of the Tewks-
berry Bros, died at the residence Of
Jacob Starrar, mile south Of this
city, at 5 o'clock this morning. He
was young man and one Of the
principals in the notorious Pleas
ant valley vendetta of last year.
His death was caused by consump
ton, the result of exposure in the
mountains. Phoenix Arizonan.
Something over thirty persons
were indicted at the late term Of
the United States District Court al
Prescott, on information given by
Bevans. As there is 800 each il
these, the United States District
Attorney, Rouse, will have quit,
a shearing of fleece at the expens,
of the poor settlers ere he returns Il
his sweet potato patch in Missouri
st. Johns Herald.
Judge Wright pronounced tn
following sentences this morning
Lee Newman, a sixteen-year-ol'
boy, for grand larceny, two years il
the penitentiary. Thomas Perry
cowboy in the employ of tn
Perrin cattle company, for "shoot
ing up" the town Of Williams, in
dicted for assault with intent
commit murder, and who plea
guilty to aggravated assault, wa
fined $3.50. Phil Mcdonnell, in
dicted for assault with intent
commit murder, and convicted 9
: aggravated battery, was fined $500
. The latter paid his fine and wa
released from custody, and it
understood that Perry will also pa
! his.---Journal Miner.