The Arizona champion., 1884-08-02

voters in Flags,asf precint.
 Albuquerque evidently don't wan' so be incorporated as city. /, g.
 A. C. Oliver has been appointeC registering officer at Ash Fork.
 Justice Marshal and H. J. Miller returned trOm Prescott yesterday.
 Bashftrd X Go, of Prescott, hay, e a.,avhed the prorer,y of Lu,e Wilson 7" at Ash Foikss% %|'''>' y-'' : 2'...
 There are twenty Ave cars loading with lumber at the mill for the Lo Angelcs market.
 The Democracy of Flagstaff vii q soon have the pleasure of listening tt some distinguished orators iron abroad.
 ]. R. Estri, of Ash Fork, who wa. appointed Justice ot the Peace, failed 10 file his bond, so the office is stil vacant.
 Daggs Bros. X Clark are now kill ing some of the finest beef ani nut ton ever put on the market in thu section.
 Supt.. Challender's party. although arriving late last evening, were served with a sumptuous supper at the Flag staff hotel. IA: #. ....,.
 W, ]. Chamberlain. of Kingman, arrived in Flagstaff yesterday, on ; business trip with the Aver Lumber company.
 John Chart, secretary of ;he Dem ocratic county committee, it is stated will soon announce himself as. can. didate for sheriff,
 F. II. Uthmeier. a typographical tourist, arrived here on Thursda, last, ard assisted in manipulating thi' weeks CHAMPION.
 Z. Staab, the king merchant o New Mexico, is dead. He died ir Cailsbod, Germany wi,her he has gone to recover his health. <.
 Thomas Boyd, who was i: jured b! falling from the cars yesterday, is re ported better to day, and there is now some hope of his r. cov.ry." f~ s
 The CHAMPION acknowledges the receipt of e>npli n.atmy to i,tend the Albuquerque Exposition, which l, to be held from Oct. 9th to O>t. nth
 John Cart has completed his log. o sing contract for the mill company and has returned with h,s teams .tq his ranch. We regret to part witt MT. Cart from our midst. :. Our townsman H. Miller. Esq. : hasfbeen admitted to practice law ii all ihe courts of the Territory. w, congratulate our friend Miller, upoI being now full htdged lawyer,
 Henry Schultz, of the we'll known Schultz Brothers, ranchers. near town; has been lying ill at the hotel thi,
 
 week, but under the skilliul tlea,men, of Dr. Brannen. he is recovering.
 Col. l.. F Eggers, of Prescott, who spoke before the R p rblican lun il this place on Wednesday night last left the following morning for St .,, Joh S, to- attend the District rou,t. ''
 Mai. Miner has made let of S'oc with J E. Thomas, both of Flag,af that Grover Cleveland will be ,h, next President of the United States Both gentlemen have tte money up. ' Church service will be held at the school to morrow morning and even } ing, 10 a. m. and 7;3o p. m. Rev J...F. Pierce officia,ing. Sabbath school at the usual hour. All are in' vited.
 The light and heavy Studebake, wagons received by P. B. Brannen { Co.,, a.few weeks since, are mee,ine with ready sale. Their finish ant durability finds for them ready cus,o mers. q ttt S'.. .~s-',
 ]. M, Murphy, Esq. our old Tomb stone. friend, is! now practicine law at Mineral Park The judge is 2 legal gentleman of fame on the Paci fc coast, and is valuable acquisition to the bar of Mohave county.
 H. L. Harris, of Challender, is ir town. to-day. He reports II7 men working on the new court house al that place for the new county, and tn. 5000 sheep shearers are still in town This is "whopper".fr Harris to ge, off.
 J.Y. Crothers, president of the Republican, club, is good presiding officer. But wait until you hear tn. silver-tongued oratory of Dan. Cook ley, Democsacy's president in. Flag staff, introduce some of his big gun.