The Arizona champion., 1884-06-21
A "daisy" rain Thursday.

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 The ball clubs had spirited con test Sunday afternoon.
 Fifteen visitors to the Caves and Cliff Dwellers Monday.
 I, still takes "two bittee" to wet your whistle in new town.
 Squire Hicks returned home yester- day from trip to Prescott.
 The mails are beginning to be de- livered with regularity again.
 Phenix Mexicans will celebrate the feast of St, John on the a4th.
 The Flagstaff Brewery is turning out an excellent quality of the amber fluid.
 And now one of the Prescott pa .pers has dubbed Attorney Sanford Judge"
 Assist the committees to make the Fourth of July celebration worthy of Flagstaff.
 Marve Beal, of thiS town. is namsd as prospective Republican candidate for sheriff.
 The snow is rapidly disappearing on the south side of the San Francisco mountains.
 A brush fir, in old town Thursday attracted quite a crowd there !rQm lhis vicinity,
 Why not have our two ball clubs play match game at the Fourth of July festivities ?
 That verandah adds quite consider able to the appearance of the front of D. C. Newell's store.
 Several immigrants with wagons passed through Flagstaff, in an east. eIly direction Wednesday.
 The latest parody on Empty is the Cradle, BIby's Gone," is Empty Is the safe, cashiers flown"
 The band boys spend their evenings "tooting" over neW mus.c to ediiy our citizens with on the Fourth.
 Sam Kings genial phiz is now visible through the bars at the post office, +aving returned to his first love, hand ing mail matter.
 It looks as if the Apache Chief and Hclbrook Times will soon be rivals st hurling billingsgate. Better let up boys, it don't pay,
 Church attendance is on the in. crease, the school house being well filled last Sunday evening, 10 hear the Rev. Pierce expound.
 "Where is My Boy To night ?" is the title oi new song. We don't want to give it away but think he is playing stud poker or faro,
 "Rustlers" are said to be troubling stockmen in this part of Yavapal, "Dead fruit" will no doubt soon be seen swaying on the majestic pines.
 The A. X P. trains go through daily ladened with California passen- gers. The break on the s. P. at Yuma sends them over the short line.
 ]. R. Kilpaty;ck returned home from visit to San Francisco, Mon day, looking better for his trip. His store will soon be decked out with new goods.
 James Allen, who runs a large horse ranch in the Mogollon mountains, accompanied by his wife, paid Flag staff visit to stock up hls larder Wednesday,
 The interior of the billiard saloon and bar of the Flagstaff Hotel hl, been finished up in the highest style. and is one of the nea,cst rooms on the A. & P.
 The sidewalks around town are extremely dilapidated, and oughs to be repaired, They are an eye sore. and unless removed or repaired will lead to accidents.
 Jack Linde says when he wants to read his next article on Asiatic ex- plorations he will look and see if the writer isn't trying to fool him into buying liver pad.
 The last issue of the Ouijotoa Pros. pector comes to us enlarged column to the page, and otherwise improved. From it we notice that the skilled editor has taken unto himself help. meet, Mrs Agnes Plath, of Final. It is with pleasure we note these evi dences of Harry's success, and hope his future prospecting will be good pay dirt.