The Arizona champion., 1884-09-13
LOCAL MATTERS.
Frank Hart is in town.

CHAMPION thi, week.
 P. B. Brannen and w. G. Stewart returned from Prescott !ast evening.
 Ex.Chef Justice French is sojourn- ing at the Cliff House, in San Fran cisco.
 Capt. ]. H. Breed, the popular merchant at Winslow, was in town this week.
 w. A. Osgood, train dispatcher, western division A. & F., has been doing Mineral Park.
 Mrs. Shrim is putting front on her residence Ia by a2. IL is great improvement to the property.
 D. NJ. Riordan, superintendent ol the Aver Mill Lumber Co.,. has been visiting Albuquerque this week,
 Harvey Bannon, Winslow, the pop ular saloon man of that place. has been visiting Flagstaff this week.
 Martin Sheely, the ''Irish dude," has arrived here and will manipulate the shovel on engine number Io.
 Rev. c. H. Adams, of Tucson, is expected to preach in Flagstaff in the morning and evening of Sept. ,I.
 John Clark returned from Prescott on Wednesday, after an absence of three weeks, serving on the grand jury.
 The campaign has opened. Every body along the line of the A. & P. will read the CHAMPION. Send in your names.
 w. G Wingheld. of the Verde, is one of the Republican candidates for supervisor. He is highly spoken of by his neighbors.
 Frank Brown, of the firm of Brown & Riemer, owners of the extensive sheep ranch near Challender, has been in town for several days.
 As royal entertainers, commend us to C. B. and w. C:-F)ster, of Pres colt Their latch string is always cut and their garnery is full within.
 NJ. Morgan, an cid time conductor on the New Orleans x North Pole R. R., has arrived here and will assume the duies of brakeman on the log train.
 T. V. Dunn and wife, and Riley Cassner and wife, from the Mogolon mountain region, was ,n town thi; week laying in breadstuffs for the winter.
 B. D. King, assistant civil engineer for the A. & P., vice Drake, resigned, , and Burt Penlev, clerk in the engin- eer s office at Williams, were in town this week.
 Messrs. ]. N. Berry and J. B. Thomas, Republican delegates to the county convention, did not go to Prescott, but gave ;heir proxies to w. G. Stewart.
 "Pine Tree Jim," the old time prospector, has returned to Lost Basin mining district to look after mining property in that locality in which he IS interested.
 Godfrey Van Deering, from Mid dle Verde, one of the most prosper ous ranchers from that section, was Tn town this week purchasing lumber for building improvements on his place.
 Buck O'Neil, of the Prescott Miner, has hed to Mineral Park to report court proceedings for Judge Howard, and George H. Tinker is showing the pencil for the paper during his ab. sence.
 The Flagstaff Brass Band paid Mr. and Mrs. J. N. Berry the compliment of a serenade at their residence, on Wednesday evening last. Of course MT. Berry did the honorS in hand. some style.
 Charles Meadows returned a few days since iron the Supal nation, where he has been sojournirg for a short time. He says the tribe have some very fine peach orchards, and fruit in abundance.
 The Republicans nominated John ny Ellis, of Prescott, for Sheriff. He Is the strongest man by far in the party, for the position, and will give his opponents as lively a race as they ever encountered.
 Mrs. ]. P. Brady and her daughter, Sarah, of Peach Springs, passed through Flagstaff on Thursday last, .x ~o,,,a 41 A Alb,n,a,o,a NJ;ee Dro.J,,