The Arizona champion., 1884-09-13

division. Court Perry. will hereafter run the "Cuba Mail" between here and Winslow.
 Will Murphy, J. B. Smith and others, went out yesterday to bury the remains of Wm. Henry, who commit ted suicide near Taft's camp on Wednesday last.
 On the first page of the CHAMPION to day will be found the proceedings of the Yavapai county Democratic convention, as reported officially by Secretary C. B. Foster. It is the only official report published.
 Dr. Lightfoot, physician at the mill, is the happiest man in town. Mrs. Ligh,foot presented him with a bouncing boy b'hy, So-" on "cdhes- day last. There is "music in the air" around the Lightfoot residence about now.
 Messrs. Starr & Wilcox, whose ad- vertisement appears in another column, have erected and opened a blacksmith and wagon shop in Flag staff. They are prepared to co all kinds of work in their line.
 C. R. Williams, formerly freight and passenger agent of the A. x P.. who is located in Kansas City, IS now on a visit to Albuquerque. His many friends along the line of the road would be pleased to meet him.
 Hon. Sam s. King, sub.commis- sioner to the New Orleans Exposi ton for this section of Yavdpai, re. ceived, yesterday, some very fine, large, colored engravings of the main building and horticultural hall, at New Orleans.
 On last Sunday night E. C. Hill, haillng from Boston, and Al, Gregg, had lively set to, " Jno. L. Sullivan style, Flagstaff rules" Hill was knocked out in three rounds, but claims it was done by foul on the part of Gregg.
 T. E. Carey, telegraph operator, of Albuquerque, accompanied by his mother, Mrs. Carey, arrived in Flag. staff early this week. Mrs. Carey brought her household goods, and has leased the Downing residence. She intends to make Flagstaff her home.
 MesSrs. Hildreth & Burge, our photograph artists, returned few days since from the Grand Canyon, whiiher they had been taking views of the most interesting points of scenery. They now have some large pictures of that romantic place. which are some of the finest we ever saw.
 Levi Clark, of the firm of Clark & Starr, soda water manufacturers, has purchased Mir. Starr's interest in the business, and will now "go it alone. " MT. Clark Is a man of large experience in the business, and will manufacture soda, sarsaparllla and ginger ale to the queens taste.
 w. J. Hill has purchased the Brownie lot, between Val's and Gregg's saloons, on railroad avenue, and upon his return from the east will erect two story building, the lower story to be occupied by r. w. Md dleton. as store, and the upper will be used for a hall.
 Our old friend, B. Moses, so well known throughout Mohave county, where he Is largely interested in mn. ing properties, has again assumed control of his Summer Garden, at Al. buquelque, where he would be pleased tC meet his old friends from this sec tion of the country, when they visit the city.
 NJ. L. Wood, of Ash Fork, lost hls horse, which was stolen on the 24th ult. D. J. Russell, residing near Flagstaff, lost horse about the same time. The latter started out on the trail, and near Winslow came upon a small band of horses, and among them was Mir. Woods horse, which he recognized, but his own was not there. He brought back Mir. Wood s horse, and returned him to his owner.
 We were presented, this week, with several of the largest turnips probably ever raised on the Pacific coast. They were grown on the Lockhart Bros. , ranch, two miles from Flagstaff, and one of them measured "A inches in length, and is three inches through. They are of the Leghorn variety. and the Lockhart Bros. have one acre ot