The Arizona champion., 1889-11-09

Times 6 pleasant call yesterday.
 Daggs Bros. took the premium al the last Territorial fair, held al Phoenix, for the best exhibition ol fine sheep. There were large nun Der of competitors for this honor, but Northern Arizona put them all in the shade.
 The family of Mir. Thos. Rickel, who came here short time ago tc accept the position of bookkeepel for David Babbitt, have arrived and are now in thair new cottage neal the latter's residence,
 Mr. H. W. Gibbons, agent at this place for the Gallup Coal Co, has been kept very busy this week, sup. plying our people with coal. The consumption of this fuel is quite an item at this place.
 The employees of the railroad com, pany are now comfortably domin. oiled in the new stone depot. This is great convenience for them as well as the general public, as there Is now a comfortable waiting room for the passengers.
 The Supervisors of this county have appointed Morris Goldwater a committee of one to confer with the Supervisors of Gila county, for the hiring of engineers to survey the boundary line of the two counties and definitely define them.
 Attorney w. G. Stewart will leave for Prescott tomorrow to assist his partner, E. NJ. Doe, at the present term of court. This firm is one of the most popular law firms in the Territory as is attested by the large number of cises in which they are retained.
 Wm. NJ. Munds, who thoroughly understands the stock growing basi- ness, was in town this week, and ,hipped a few head of cattle to the san Francisco market. Mir. Munds predicts for the cattle industry a -,,eat boom in the near future.
 Agent T. A. Brown and E. s. iosney witl leave next Tuesday for an extensive hanti-lg tip. They will visit Jerome and other of the great mining camps of Northern Arizona. The gentlemen will be gone about ten days.
 Ed. Carothers, who was employed here during last summer as a car penter died in Seattle, Washington Territory, on the llth of Ootobar. We received our informrtion from Mir. Hoskins, Jr., who received a communication from the mother of the deceased, who resides in Texas
 We are sorry to chronicle the un- fortunate burning down of Wm. Me Intires house with all it's contents, which occurred last Wednesday at his sheep ranch, two miles the other side of Bellemont. MT. McIntire saved only one suit of clothing and is lcoser by this fire between s6U0 and s700.
 Major J. W. Donnelly, assistant land commissioner of the Atlantic < Pacific, came in on Thurday's train and was welcomed by his many friends. In conversation with him he assured us that within two months there would be force of 300 men working on the Central Arizona Railway.
 The following constitutes the Grand jary, now in session at Pres colt: k. J. Austin, Guilford Hath away, D. F. Mitchell, John Raible, J. c. Maxwell, Wm. Duncan, Fritz Jessen, o. W. Culver, D Levy, Milo Dowd, Louis Wollenberg, J. NJ. M. Harris, Robert Cartmell, s. 0. Miller, John Hicks, foreman.
 The ladies, who have had the management of the Catholic Fair, Q : tend their sincere thanks to all the ladies and gentlemen who have con tributed to the success of their undertaking. The amount realized is over 5000. The expenses, th,t would break the thousand, having bsen endorsed by Fr. FeIrai. The net proceeds for the church is $l0o0 even.
 There have been great many complaints of late that men get drunk and openly go out on the main street and use obscene language not fit to apply to q dog. This matter should be attended to and rigbted by the proper authorities It has become so bad that no lady dare walk on Railroad Avenue for fear of being insulted or hearing dirty and indecent epithets. There is good law on this subject, and it should be rigidly enforced.
 A party of civil engineers, three in number, in the employ of the Denver, Colorado Canyon X Pacific Railroad, arrived in town last Mon- day. They procured provision enough for Il five weeks trip, when they expect to meet the balance of the surveyors who are now running a line down to the Canyon. In con