The Arizona champion., 1884-07-26
Hot days, but cool nights.

fire.
 Four deer were brought in from the mountains and sold to our citizens Thursday.
 Al. Gregg, J. M. Berry and Harry Hoxworth are away gunning in the Frisco mountains.
 Qmte heavy shower visited this sec. ten Wednesday night, which mois tened things generally.
 MT. Crawford, oi the late firm of Crawford X Dickey, of Williams, was in town this week.
 J. H. Vanderburg, under sheriff, came in from Prescott one day this week, on official business.
 Saaderson will serve ice cream at his fruit stand this evening and to- morrow. Ladies, attention!
 Rev. Pierce will hold divine ser vices in the school-house tomorrow morning and evening at 10 a. m. and s p. m.
 The Democratic Club meets next Wednesday. The boys will, no doubt, adjourn to go and listen to republican speakers.
 John Schwartz writes to his mother in this place that he is still in San Diego, but intends to locate in Chi Cago Tn short time.
 Photographers Hildreth & Burge have secured the pictures of nearly all the employees and locomotives on this division of the A. X P.
 Mir. F. w. Middleton has also pr. up for his own use house, adjoining Davis shoe shop. Leonard & Ander son completed the work.
 The Democratic Central Commit. tee of this county has called the coun- ty convention to meet at Prescott on the first day of September.
 Mrs. w, G. Henry, of Phenix, is having erected, adj ming this office, a neat cottage, I4x24 feet. Messrs. Wilson & Brothers are the builders.
 Charley Jhu, the popular China man, formerly of Flagstaff, is now dis pensing the good things for Captain Hoover's boarders at Peach Springs.
 Flagstaff. like Pres colt, cannot be permanently injured by fire. Better buildings than those which were de stroyed will soon be erected, ,-Courler,
 The Messrs. Brooks have the frame up of Hawks new bakery and restaur ant. When finished it will add much 10 the appearance of that part of town.
 If you want to see various metals blended together as to be unrecog- nizable, ask Dan Coakley what time it IS. His watch went through the flames.
 Messrs. Fain and Birch, ranchers on the Mogollon mountains, are in town. The latter intends to build a home in Flagstaff, and bring his chil- dren in to educate.
 Hildreth & Burge, with their fam lilies and photograph instruments went out to the Cliffs yesterday. Look out for some fine view of these ancient Aztec relics.
 The passenger trains going east are running on Ego as you pleas" schedule, the past week being all the way from one to four hours late. The transfers at the Colorado river causes these delays.
 M. s. Tierney, practical boiler maker of Albuquerque, was in our midst the first of the week. He came to overhaul and put the boilers at the Aver sawmill in trim for a rattling big fall cut of timber.
 The G. A. R. Pest was not formed but committee was adpointed to sec the old "vets," and about twenty have signed the papers. The new post will be called Phil. Sheridan, and will be organized at once.
 Our enterprising stationer Sander. son IS working up quite a trade in periodicals and newspapers. He IS also gathering in quite few dimes by hls forethought in receiving daily fresh fruits and vegetables.
 Dan Murphy is now "at home in the Middleton building, the fire causing him to "double quick" to new quarters. He saved large DOT. tion of his goods in fine condition, is filling up rapidly with new stock and will give his customers bargaiEs.
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