The Arizona champion., 1884-08-30
LOCAL MATTERS.
]. N. Berry, of the San Juan, spent the week in Albuquerque.

Creek-just for buggy ride.
 H. L. Harris, the Chaler der mer- chant, paid us flying business tril on Monday,
 It is not the number of facts h' knows, but how much of fact he | himself, that proves the man.
 Governor F. A. Tritle passed through here on Tuesday. on h,s re turn to Prescott from the East,
 Division Superintendent Chalendel and Chief Engineer Drake, of the A X F., went west Monday evening.
 Miss Josie P. Eden returned 70 tn, East on Tuesday, after spending about year in visiting her brother and his family, near this place.
 Mir. Louis Grant, of Albuquerque spent Sunday in visiting friends anc noting the vast progress made by ou' town since the advent of the railroad
 On Tuesday, while the people o Flagstaff were enjoying pleasant sun shine. there was quite tall of snow on San Francisco peak, twelve mile: distant.
 We notice on our streets several ranchmen, amongst the number Chas. Meadows, of Tonto Rasln, L. Myers, of the Mogollons, and Philip Hull, o' Spring Valley.
 Messrs, ]. B. Smith and ] NJ. Francis started for Prescott on Tues day to attend the County Democratic Convention, which meets in that city on Monday next,
 Mir. Henry C. Aver returned from Chicago Monday evening, and l. again hard at work in his offlce. look ing considerably improved ai'eg hl, short recreation.
 l. H Wilkins, otherwise known a the Albuquerque Kld," whom wC noticed few weeks ago as having been arrested on a charge of stealth! checks, was discharged, the complain having been withdrawn.
 Conductor Tople,'s smiling coun tenance again greets us on the ihir, division of the A. & P. He has iu, returned from England and look every inch a Henglishman after journey across the fish pond.
 Should the readers notice anything good in the CHAMPION this week i must be accounted for by the absenc, of the editor, who is attending lh, Democratic County Convention, a Prescott, and has lett the "boys" |, get the people out first class paper for change,
 We are in receipt of No. I of Vol Iof the United Sta es Democrat, edit cd by Mark NJ. Pomeroy, otherwis' known as "Brick" Pomeroy, The pa per takes a decided stand for Democ racy and pledges it's support to tn Democratic party. Geographically is very neat.
 Mir. w. H. Goodrich, representing large cattle interests in Kansas, ha been doing our town and pro'pectin the surrounding country, with vie, of locat 'ng ranch, during the pas week. He expresses himself favora ply impressed with the country an' its advantages.
 MT. Guane, recently book keepe for the Aver Lumber Co.,, accomps nied by his estimable wife, started fo San Francisco on Wednesday. H expects to make his future home i the city Of the Golden Gate, and hi many friends here sincerely regret hi departure from our midst. Mir. - has arrived from Chicago and assume' the duties as MT. Guane's successor
 Bob Bell returned from trip t the Verde, whi,her he was accompa nied by Frank Rumsey. Bell sol his hali interest in a valuable ranch [ his partner, while there, so he is n longer real estate owner: Vision of several thousand head of cattl gamboling on the green have no, vanished from Bob's mlnd. and he content to sling quill for Dagg Bros & Clark.
 Col. C. C. Beap. of Prescott, pas. cd through FfagstaG on Sunday morn ing's east bound train en route | Tennessee, where he will meet h family, who have been visiting Tn tha state the past summer. He wiil re turn with his family in about tel days. The Colonel says he intend to bring a smelter back with hin fyom St L.ouis. which he will nut f.