The Arizona champion., 1884-09-06
LOCAL. MATT FRS.

was in town thi, week.
 Thomas Boyde is still confined to his bed, lut is slowly improving.
 "What is the difference if Il doe. rair1 We are all right" 50 Bob Bell says.
 The Republican County Corve, : ton will meet at Prescott on Monday next.
 The Democratic Territorial Con ven,ion will convene at Pncnis or the Sth inst.
 Gen. Thomas is again in Flags afr His many friends welcome nm to cur mountain home.
 Wsn,td,-Some one to get up a good so,ialle old tue hop, where we can all el jry ourselves.
 Ben Che strr sa if any one will frd his "lecGie spotted do g." he will !ay him iwen,, five cents.
 As ile CHAMPION was hing put 10 press for ihls Is ur. tie rrol rl,tur, A. F.. Fay, arrived from Prescott.
 D. A. MuIhy ard ] F. Smith. d,lepa:,s To ihe emo, ratio Count, C,rvei ,ioi.. arr,v,d h. me to day.
 Wouldn't II lie good move to or. raii 1ur literary society aeai". 6, me one stat the ball to ioi ing?
 luru the storm Wednesday light rirg struck pine tree in ihe eastern Ia,, of town, which it iiduird from top to bottom.
 Mir. Brrge re,urrcd home on "Wednesday, from the Grand Canyon. b in,i with him some of the finest vi. w> wc have ,u seen.
 w. z. Van IluIn and II. l. Mile '. attorneys, have cierrd q new otl t on Railroa Avenue. in ,te room M lining Saund, r,' iiui' store.
 lllmll,un's revised edition oi the "Re>un, es of Ariz ma" will co,tin the land ,flice map of the Tcr'i,ory. which. of itself. will be wuth thv pr.ce of ,ke book.
 NIT. Lon Hill, who few We, ks ago va thrown from ii' horse d severely injured, his SO i'r recovered as to be able to ride ou; to hi, ranch, uthwest of town.
 P. E. Brannen. W. C.. Stewnrt. ]. F. Thomas, ]. x. B.rry and ] \. Marshall left for Prescott Friday evening, to attend the Republican County Convention.
 All Iigtt, boys, we shan't say any ,hirg about i.. Don't let it occur again, though. + you l". don't ra e snch a dis liv of sldinl lers ard re vo'verS. 1; fria h,ens ,he ,hildfen.
 B'anren & Co. say that sales will lc Short on boots and >h, G so sin, c Mr Hawks has moved to towI. Sam won't lave to go by rail ary more t' old town. Too bad, for Sam netd the exercise.
 Our friend. Frank D ggs. s,ar,' d east on yesterday mpinlng', train. Tte bandana was ireely used. He hns our sympathy. We hope to sce Frauk's smiling counlenance among us again soon.
 Frank J. Morgan. conductor on the first division, wh, has been re- creating ir. the mountains, chasing deer and antelope, returned to hi, duties on Friday mornings train, much improved in health.
 W. R. Rhodes and Frank Hart have sold their vlluabl. ranch to John w. Young. MT. Rhodes will leave io.morrow morning on pros. lc,,ing tour through ihc southern portion oi tine territory, with view oi locating ranch.
 We received a full report of the proceedings of the Democratic Coun- ty Convention, at Prescott, too late for thls issue. X condensed report is given, however, which will he m- ieresiing reading to those ho wish to know who,e hands the county'S affairs will be placed m after the November e!,,tion. Off, ial i,Ioit L,At week.
 Mes,ers. Lockttl Brothers brought to our ii. thls week some very in: specimens of barley ald oais, iais' d on their ranch mile north oi town, without irrigation. The barley m as ures 3o int hes m night and the oats sa inches. Also mammoth turnip which the CHAMPION force have been living on all lLe week.