The Arizona champion., 1884-08-02
We are ,niorm,d that about Goo

We are ini0rm,d that about 6oo San Carlos Indians were not present on the 18th, court and ration day. Indians are reported on Salt river and San Pedro. Citizens complain of their presence of of the reservation, Some of them have been ejected from ranchers on Cherry creek and Salt river, and enjoined not to return. Silver Belt. TF ''
 Secte,ray Borchert has received a letter, from the Ari.ona commissioner to the New OrleArs exposition, stating that, in all probability he will bring to the Territoral fair, at this place. the Arisana exhibit intended for the New Orleans exposition. Take this in addition to the major portion of the New Mexico exhibit, which will also oe on ex ,ibitol here. and it will in ,ure fine display of western products, mineral, woods, etc., as one could wish to See. It is bound to make the fair boom.-Albuqnerque Journal.
 Elsewhere will be found the an- nouncement of C. Douglas Brown, of Prescott, as candidate for sheriff of this county, subject to the decision of the Democratic County Convention. We have known. MT. Brown for the past two years, and during the last session of the legislatere he was our Chief Enrolling and Engfossing Clerk, in which responsible position he acquitted himself most credttably. He has served in the position of Deputy Sheriff during the past nine months, and has made a very popu- lar officer. If nominated we will give warm support, =
 Our townsman, Harry Hoxwerth, has been selected by rbe business men llong Railroad avenue to act as night watchman for period Of six months. The extreme danger of fire in the long row of wooden buildings facing the railroad. has rendered this action nec- essaty, and in the selection of HafEy oguaro the proI erty by night, they nave made most excellent choice, as he is largely interested, owning d valuable store building in the center of the block. Sober, honest and iaithiul, our people need have no fears of a conaagrat,on, as he will his vigil keep" {
 MT. C. Phelps, agent for the Key ,tone washer, ras been in town this week, exhibiting h,s labor saving washing machine among the families h Flagstaff. It is a whole army of washer women in itself, and besides, one does away with the ''pfa.tle"'
 ,bout the neighborhood over the wash-tub, as the female operator is kept busy taking ire m the rollers the cleansed garments, while the machine IS in motion. For numetous reasons It ought to Ee in every famil J, and has given universal satisfaction in its legitimate calling, and neighborhood rows are at a discount on account of it.
 Dr. Brannen was the recipient this week of a metate, a Spanish inple- ment for grinding wheat or grain into -four. It was found by John Elden among some ancient rulns on Mir. Fl. den's ranch, and being stone dug out to receive the graia, It's crude shape, though answering the purpose. must have been slow process, but evidence of It's long servlce is shown by the wear of the stone. The Doc tor has turned the relic over to Sam King. sub.commissioner for the New Orleans Exposition, who will take charge Oi it for the purpose of exhibi. ton m the Arizona department of the rr.at worlds iair.