The Arizona champion., 1884-06-21

in that direction, gardens will be com mon another season.
 H. Fulton. Esq. Jeff bis Aocks of sheep grazing while he came down to note the advancement Flagstaff IS Harry is always a welcome gpes, with the boys.
 The grand lodge jurisdiction of Colorado, New Mexico apd Arizona of A. o. U. W.. has been SC, off from the supreme jurisdiction as a separate beneficiary jurisdiction.
 Madison Burch, Esq. one of the large stockmen of the Upper Verde valley, accompanied by several of hls neighbors paid Flagstaff a visit, Mon day, to do their trading.
 Messrs. Hildre,h x Burge took 2 fine picture of Brannens' store, Mon day, by the instantaneous process. This method is destined % become popular as the pictures are of the best,
 One hundred feet of the west end of the bridge al Yuma has been washed away, and it is expected thai more will follow. Several miles oI track on the bank is also under water
 "This space is reserved for the Hor ribles. "-Column in the Prescott Journal. Yes, and if you don't get new rollers soon your readers will think they have reserved the whols paper.
 Station Agent Cornish has been taking up a few idle house tailoring, and has succeeded in mastering how to "block" coat sleeve. He IS now waiting to meet his instructor to cook his goose
 Judge ]. A. Marshall, saas returned home from the Capitol Guy. He was quite impressed vithPrescotl and spe aks we'll of the energy and pMh being displayed by the citzens to boom up their town.
 Two accidents occurred at the shingle mill of the Ayers G., We'd nesiay. A young man named w. Spikcman had two fingers taken off by the saw, while w. Farrel fell and bruised his right side badly.
 Prof. A. s. McPherron and wife, Karl A. Schneider and wife, q Albuquerque, N, M,, and Mrs. E, (. Gaston, of Tabor, Iowa, visited the Caves and Cliff Dwellers, Monday. They had formerly visited the Grand Canyon.
 z. T. Phillips, Car Recorder of the A. X P, of Albuquerque, Conductor Frank Morgan and wife of the same road, Mir. and Mrs. Hoxworth and John Clark, of this place, went out to Oak Greek. Thursday, for few days fishing and pleasure,
 NJ. A. Black, who went out 10 To- cate a road from Flagstaff to the most point to view the Grand Canyon, returned home yesterday. He is as full of ideas as a nut is of meat, and we will try and corral them for next weeks issue,
 The Board of Equalizers of this county will meet at Prescott on Mon day, July :, 1884, and property own CTS in this vicinity who want to pay twice as much as the tax to meet ex- penses to look at the assessment roll, can make a note of this,
 A pathetic temperance story is con cealed iu the Dispatch from Macon. Ga which says; "Mose Lampkin's $ gin was struck by lightning and his wife and son were killed" The fate of Nose is not recorded. .-Epitaph.
 Yes, very pathetic. Nose was prob- ably hiding beh;nd some of the bales of cotton in that gin,
 ]. Donahue, better known by the name of Sandy" has opened up a new saloon on the "Appian Way" in the last frame building on the road between new town and mill town. Mir. James R. Kathrens, has also opened up barber shop in the same place. Both are young men and will no doubt do we'll
 P. J. Brannen X Co, have just re ceived several cases of boots tha, would make the eye of the "bad man from Bodie" weep. They are well made, of the best of callsskin, witt lace fronts, and the shank of the boot fixed so as to make them just right fol a saddle. Cowboys and s,ockmer will soon take t.em away.
 Eugene Middleton, who has been clerking for his brother, F. ". Mid dleton, the ieweler, left us yesterday,