The Arizona champion., 1884-03-29
Beautiful snowl

John Elden was in town on Tues. day.
 Frank Hart was in the city this week.
 Engineer Reavel is going to St. Louis.
 ]. R. Robertson, from Trout Heav- en, on Oak Creek, is in town.
 MT. Charles Lyon, the tin can man, has been in town several days,
 Charles Sangster. from Ash Fork, was in town Wednesday.
 "And I danced with Ellen Taylor all ar ound the room. "-Ben Chester.
 The CHAMPION acknowledges a pleasant call from Messrs. Ashurst and Elden.
 Snow fell upwards of one foot last night, and as we go to press it is still showing.
 D. F. Hart, from Oak Creek, with son Willie, spent three days in town this week.
 We have not received a Prescott newspaper exchange for two weeks. What is the matterp
 The man who killed his wife on the Verde. and skipped toward Flagstaff, has not yet been arrested.
 MT. Ralph Osborn, who has been great sufferer from gunshot wound since November last, is getting around on stiks.
 P. B. Brannen & Co. received yes terday choice invoice of French imported brandy. Its flavor is de licious.
 Found at the ball, ladies cuff pin. Call on Sam Kin; for it, at Brannen's and don't fail to put up for this ad- vertisement.
 The supper for the party on Thurs day evening last, was served by Jack Smith, at the Flagstaff hotel. The tables were loaded.
 "No, thank you. l came here with my own people, and l guess l can go home with them. m.-Literary night at close of performance. Sen sible grill
 MT. Ashurst, whose public spirit we have before had occasion to notice, heads the list for another months school with s25.
 The subject of building a public hall is being agitated, suggested, no doubt, by the large audience in attend. ance Wednesday evening at the Lit erary.
 L. L. Patterson, the foreman of the Aver shop, has returned from Wood vile, Ontario, bringing Mrs. Patter- son and a bright little four year old boy. They will reside here.
 Dave Matheson, we'll known tie man from Cranes west, is stopping at the Flagstaff hotel. He meets many old acquaintancesi in these parts He halls from San Francisco.
 The ARIZONA CHAMPION has en- larged to a seven column folio and is very much improved in every way. The paper is an honor to Arizona and to the whole south west .-Albu- querque Journal.
 Smithson Bros. and Christian, the cattle thieves, committed from this place by ]. A. Marshall, were discov- cred last week with brick concealed in pants leg, which they no doubt intended to use a la slung shot. For tunately they were discovered by the jailor before their plans were matured.
 Bud Grounds, prominent mining man from Mohave county, and one ofthe Supervisors of that county, has been looking our section over for some days. He returned to Mineral Park. The writer has known Bud for many years, and hopes he may find some pay streak that will induce him to settle among us.
 MT. Daniel Segmiller, prominent citizen we'll known to most of our people, is back from Salt Lake, and will return to his old headquarters, Fort Moroni. He came back by way of San Francisco, and reports the washouts all repaired on The Needles route, on the s. P. end. He says business is good in Salt Lake city, and political matters easy. Politicians, he thinks, are pulling strings for Fed eral appointments, and the people, without regard to religion, are voting on the eide their nnoneved interestS