The Arizona champion., 1888-10-20
Territorial.

Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. J. Foley, Of
Ash Fork, Arizona, chronicle the
arrival of their twelfth child.
1t is said that idepen lent tickets
for county offices will be placed in
the field in Apache, Graham and
ella counties,
The Territorial fair opened at
Phoenix last Monday. Hon. I, j.
Butler, of Prescott, delivered the
opening address.
John Adams and Ben Harris got
into quarrel at Fenimor when
Adams pulled out a knife and
stabbed Harris who died from the
effects of the wound,
@. G. Reed and Ben Butler put
up $475 cold cash yesterday even
ing on the election, Reed betting on
Harrison, and Butler on Cleveland.
Phoenix Arizonian.
BY provision of the new code,
the next session of the Legislature
of Arizona will convene on the first
Monday in February, instead of
January as heretofore.
Six gentlemen, representing more
than that number of families, are
at present visiting Phoenix. 1t is
understood that they will establish
a colony at Tempe.
The Indians are delivering large
quantities of hay and wood for the
military at San Carlos, The wood
contract calls for 1900 cords of
which about 600 have already boon
furnished. -Globe Silver Belt.
One hundred and eighty-three
head of prime beef steers from the
Tonic and Salt river range, passed
through Globe last Monday en- route
to San Carlos for delivery to the
beef contractor Globe Silver Belt.
The Tucson Star calls the ticket
which was put up by the Democrats
of Graham county by the recent
convention which endorsed Zulick
'the ring ticket " This is what
is termed harmony in Democratic
circles.
The Jones brothers at Mesa have
made fully 5000 gallons of wine
the present season, two Italian ex-
perts being in charge of the vintage.
The wine is pronounced to be the
finest ever made in the territory
Phoenix Alizonan,
In & composition published in the
Tucson Citizen and written by
pupil of the public school at That
cher, Graham county, appears this
paragraph: "Our oldest inhabitant
is j, NJ. Moody, age sc years, born
in Alabama. He is now dead"
The following is the ella county
Democratic ticket: Councilman
p. Q, Robert,on; Assemblyman-
w. A. Holmes; District Attorney
j. ID. McCabe; Tfeasurer-W.
w. Brookner; Sheriff--Gienn Rey-
nolds; Supervisors--George Dan
forth, w. 2. Blair, Patrick Stanley.
Guy w. Butler, deputy U. S.
Marshal, returned Sunday night
from TT. Mcdowell with GOSH"
the Apache Indian, who at various
times has been doing killing on the
White Mountain reservation. He
was the principal in the disturbance
near San Carlos last February. He
will have a hearing to-day.-Star
The following ticket has been
put up by the Republicans of
Mohave: Councilman, w. II.
Hardy; Assemblyman, J. F. Luthy;
Probate Judge, Eb. Williams; Dis
trict Attorney. w. G. Blakely;
Sheriff, Erastus Ellibee; Treasurer,
L. j. Lassell; Recorder, E. J. God
man; Surveyor, j, H.. Campbell;
Supervisors, j. III. johnson and
Samuel Crozier.
A Kingman Wall,pai squaw is
the proud possessor of twins, both
boys, She is regarded with great
consideration, by the rest of the
tribe, as it is a rare occurrence, the
birth of twins and both males.
She has an old baby buggy,in which
she airs her progeny, having dis
carded the regulation packing bas-
ket of her tribe. Who says that
the Wallapai is not progressive,
Mohave Miner.
The last remnant of Geronimo's
gang of Apaches have been captur-
ed in the Sierra. Madre mountains.
There were four bucks, one squaw
and two boys, and they araaow in
HermosiIlo. The leader Of the
party was Elias, relative Of Elias
of the custom. house, and has been
with the gang for the past. two
years. They claimed that they
were Mexicans and, would only
surrender to the Mexican, authori,
ties and would not return to San
Carlos. Proprietor.
Mr.. Theo. F. White, president of
the Chiricahua cattle company, and
Ed. E. Burns, beef buyer for the
large wholesale and retail meat
establishment in which this com
pany is interested in San Diego,
arrived from that place on Tuesday
night and the following day went