The Arizona champion., 1884-10-25
LOCAL MATTERS.
Vote Tor Billy Muivenvn.

]. Brannen in California, has returned home.
 Dewitt C. Newell shipped mum Der of antelope and deer to Albuquer que this week.
 Wild turkey IS coming into marke in great abundance, and are being shipped east and west.
 J. w. Stephenson, the popular at torney from Mineral Park, has beer with us few days this weeS.
 F. H. Breed, of Holbrook, passed through Flagstaff on his return iron California, on Monday of this week
 Frank Daggs, of the firm of Dlgg Bro. s & Clark, who has been on visit to California, returned home thr week.
 The school house has been decorat ed with some very handsome window shades, purchased through Dewitt C Newell.
 w. H. .Ashurst, with his family has moved into town, for the purpose ofputiing his children in school thi, winter.
 P. E. Brannen, who has been seri. ously Ill here in Flagstaff for some time, has so far recovered as to be about again.
 Remember the grand democratic rally to be held in Flagstaff on the aoth inst. Col. Head and other dis tinguished speakers will be present.
 Rev. J. T. Pierce has returned from the NJ E. Conference, and holds divine service tomorrow, morning and evening. Sabbath school at the regular hour.
 Hon. Robert Cornell, Democratic candidate for the Assembly, wants il distinctly understood that he doe, not pay a cent to the Journal for its gratuitous advertising,
 J. H. Breed, "dealer in all kinds of tuck," " at Winslow, has issued q poster in which he announces he has the "damndest" stock of goods, just from the east, that ever came on the A. & P, road.
 Mir, Ed. F. Stable, Government Surveyor, son of our townsman, Ed ward Stahle. arrived in Flagstaff on Wednesday evening last, on a visit to his father. MT. Stahle is direct from Wyoming Territory.
 Chief Justice Howard has pos, poned the November term of court to November I7th. He does this to give all chance to work for their tavorite candidates for offices at the the coming election.
 A. G. Oliver, candidate for super visor, will be in Flagstaff in a few days. He is one of the most prom nent business men on the road, and will work for the interests of this sec ton of the county. Vote for him.
 J. E. Martin, the we'll known and popular locomotive engineer, who formerly run on the Fourth division of the A. & F., but more latterly on the Fifth, we regret to learn has quit the road. He was in Flagstaff yes. terday.
 Daniel Hstz, independent candi- date for sheriff, accompanied by Hon. J. A. Parks, has beel in town this week, looking after his fences. Mr Hatz found many old acquaintances here, and made it lively for the boys while he remained.
 Mir. John Elden, the we'll knowr sheep rancher, residing a few miles from town, is the happy father of bouncing boy, born on Sunday last. Mrs. Elden and child are getting along nicely, and the family are hap. | py over the new arrival.
 The more the Prescott Journal has to say against Robert Cornell, Demo. cratic candidate for the Legislature, the larger will be his vote in the county. He IS one of the most up. right, honest men in the county. As the Journal keeps harping, his election IS assured.
 MT. J. A. Gillette, of the V. T. Cattle Company, who own about I 300 head of cattle in Northern Yav- apai, on the border of Utah, accom-. panied by Isaac Higby, Ed Brown md Will Greenouch, arrived in town ,n Tuesday last. They report the