The Arizona champion., 1884-08-02

,taff and Williams want something to say about that.
 Messrs. Hildreth & Bufge, Flag taff's fau0as artists, have been taking .ome very kne views of the cliff dwell.
 rs, which arc hnished up in the most artistic manner. They will meet with a ready sale as r0riosi,ies for eastern friends.
 Our friend Bailey's new building on Railroad avenue, below the Sazarac saloon, is about completed. and will be opened in very few d'ys. Sandy may sell out, as he has been offered we'll for his property, but we hope he will remain.
 Our old time friend, J: E. Martin, locomotive engineer on the A. x F., is now running on the First division. Between Winslow and albuquerque. We miss Jim's face at the "ringing o' the bell," when the train cosnes into this station.. -:.
 Deputy Sheriff Dykes, who hal been doing the assessing of real and personal property in this end of the county. has given the pest of satisfac' tion to tax payers, dealing fairly and sQuarely with all. He is very eff ci,nt officer.
 Chas. Brooke, the thief who stole Daggs Bros. horse, and was pursued and arrested by Deputy Sheriff Black, has withdrawn his plea of guilty be- fore the District Court at Prescott, and put in plea of not guilty. The case has been set for trial August asth.
 The. Aver Lumber company will now ship large supply to their Los Angeles yard, which has been pre- vented for months, on account of tn, bridge across the Colorado being down. Their agent in Los Angeles, Mir. Hutton, is sending in large orders to the company.
 MeSsrs. Wilcox & Star are erecting omodlous wagon shop just below Morse blacksmith shop, which vii. be ready for occupation in few days. They will carry on the business 0 wagon makirg, al d being praetica' men in the trade, cahhut lail to mee, with success in their enterprise. Our townsman, ]. F. Hawks, will soon be in read,nes, to open hi, new restaurant, which he Is now, erecting oh Railroad avenue. He will have d spacious dining nall and lunch coun,eI fronting the street, private dining room, and twelve sleeping apartments up stairs, The building i. 6o fee, deep and neatly constructed by th> master hands of A. L.. Brock X Co.
 C.M. Stewart, who for some time past has been clerking in the store O. J, R. Fitzpatrick, left this morning fo ms home in the east. Although Mir. Stewarts' stay with Us has been brlei, he has many friends wno will deeply regret hls departure Our old time l,iend and popul ar gentleman, w. G. stewart, will remain in ,he store fol ,hepresent '.n the place of his brother.
 The Back Bros, whose advertise. ment appears elsewhere, have recently recelved large invoice of single a d double carriages for the Flagstaff trade. rhelr stable, are now supplied Witt good, comfortable carriages, and will accommodate pleasure parties at a m Ilnent's notice. Fine teams with double carriages, with driver, at $io co day. If you want a rig, telegraph, and it will be ready on arrival 0 train.
 The Saunderson-Daggs Bros. suit. which was tried in Prescott last week resulted ina disagreement of the Jury. The plaintiff claims damages to th, amount nfsIo 900 for false imprison- ment. We understand the plaintiff has moved for rev trial at the nex, term of court. Daggs Bios. and their witnesses arrived from Prescott to day. Mir. Saunderson pissed through Flag staff on his way to Winslow on Thurs. day last.
 A man named Murphy, who has been about the mill oi the Aver Lum, Der company for several weeks, eating out of the waste bucKets at the back door of the boarding house, and snooping around generally, was yes ttrday sent out of town, as either a little demen,ed ora suspicious char. acter. Mischief had been done abou, about the mill which was attributed to him, and Manager RiordAn took this step to be rid of him.
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