The Arizona champion., 1884-08-16
LOCAL MATTERS.

bIs tS hO" NfJOyi'S e' >|N tensive practice along the railroad.
 Newell has built sidewalk leadin g from his store to the new restaurant.
 Hawks new restaurant will be open to the public about Sept. Ist. It is being handsomely arranged.
 Black Bros. are sending out the ex- Cursionists to the Caves and Cliff Iwellers in the finest turnout to be found in the Territory.
 Thomas Boyd, the man who was se' riously injured by the rars at this place about two weeks ago, is still confined to his bed at the Flagstaff hotel. His friends have, at times, dispaired ot his life, but some hopes are now ent er- tained of his recovery.
 Mrs. B. A. Sprague, of Albuquer- que, and Mrs. H. T. Cary, of Ken. lucky, were in town this week. Mrs. Sprague owns several town lots in Flagstaff, and Mrs. Cary will probably build her home here, and return to reside permanently.
 James Hildreth, our popular pho- tograph artist, was made a happy father this morning, his wife present ing him with bouncing boy. ih. congratulations of their many friends are extended to the family.
 Messrs. Seidell and Hall, ranchers from the Tohto Basin district, were in town this week, and purchased large bill of goods. They expressed themselves as we'll paid for their visit, having obtained their goods at much less figures than they have been buy ing for iu Prescott.
 Representatives from Williams, DrS. Mason and Dickey, and Messrs. Craw- ford and Mcdonald. Dr. Mason in forms us that he has three patients in hospital at that place, suffering from diseases contracted elsewhere, and they are all doing nicely. The gen tlemen named above were ln town this week.
 ]. T. Davis of Blackberry, candi date for sheriff of Mohave county, has been looking after hls fences at Nun eral Park and kingman this week, and we leain that on Tuesday even. ing next he will address his fellow citizens at Blackberry. Mir Davis is an old resident of Mohave county, and has host of friends there who would give him a hearty support should he be nominated.
 For the finest line of samples and the largest variety, of gents clothing to be found in the Territory, go to Dewitt C. Newell's. During the past two weeks he has received some of the neatest ard best made suits of clothing, for which he took measures at his store. Fall clothing made to order, at wonderfully low prices, and he has given the very best satls' faction in every instance. Call and examine his samples for fall and win ter wear They are superb.
 Judge J. R. Russell, $. E. Fuller and E. K. Miner, of Blackberry, are in town this week, snuffing the pure mountain air of Flagstaff, The Judge forgot his overcoat, but he has many zOarm friends here who will see that he IS made comfortable. The boys go to Oak Creek today on fishing excursion, and Fuller says if the Judge will take the middle of the stream, and go ahead, he will drop in behind and catch trout for the whole party. We wouldn't be surprised If the Judge caught more trout than any of them.
 An accident occurred to Lon Hill on Monday of this week, which re- suited in serious injury, although not of fatal character. He was riding his horse, and was thrown violently, receiving bruises which have necessi. tated his lying in bed since the un- fortunate occurrence. Word was sent to town of the accident, and parties went out with team and brought him in, taking room at the Flag staff hoiel. Under the care of Dr. Brannen, he IS recovering, and we hope soon to see him out again.
 Mess's. Hildreth & Birge. our pho- tographers, have received a large landscape camera. for taking views of the country on large scale. The picture of Canon Diablo bridge, with the train standing in the center, is the finest view of the picturesque spot