The Arizona champion., 1884-11-01
LOCAL MATTERS.

A fine selection of nice. fresh can, dies. just received at Newelps.
 Judge ]. C. Hicks and his most es- timable lady, are still in the country,
 Mir. Waite has been appointed train dispatcher of the Mohave branch oI the A. & P.
 Mrs. A, E. Fay has gone to Pres colt on a writ to her daughter, Mrs, w. G. Henry.
 Scan yon tickets closely before putting them into the ballot box on Tuesday next. .l. tt
 The bright, new yellow cars of the A. & D. fast freight line, presents a very neat appearance.
 The office of the jail is the place selected for the holding of the polls on election day in Flagstaff.
 E. J. Cook, present and next Treasurer of Yavapai county, will re- main in Flagstaff on election day.
 Mir. A. C. Morse has just com pleted new house on Silver avenue, which he now occupies as residence,
 Read John Ellis epistle to the Mormons of Tonto Basin, found in another coloumn. Read it and vote for Billy Mulvenon.
 Secretary Van Arman was in town this week, on his way home, after can wasting the southern portion of the Territory for C. C. Bean.
 For joint councilman some foolish Republicans and molopolists hurrah for Ainsworth, but the Democrats say, compared to Cornwall he Ain(s)worth anything
 Mir. Winfield has completed a new residence on Alpian Way, and has moved 1n from his ranch with his fam fly, in order that his children may at tend school.
 Maj A. T. Hoover, formerly rail road agent at this place, ard latterly proprietor of the railroad eating house, at Peach Springs, is now in Albuquerque,
 R. R, Robertson brought in this week number of wild turkey, which were readily sold for home consump. ton. They were very fine, as we tried one of them.
 John Griffin, so long telegraph op- orator at Peach Springs, has tied him self under orders. to the Needles to handle the keys. Won't "Grif'' puff when the warm weather comes.
 Frank Cavanaugh, the prominent business man now residing in Jerome, spent three days in town this week. Frank has many acquintances in thls section, who are pleased to see him.
 Charley Taft, the great American hunter and trapper, brought in yester- day six antelope and three deer, The entire outfit was bought by Dewitt C. Newell, and shipped to eastern mar kets.
 Dr. Brannen, Democratic candidate for the Assembly, will get the vote of Flagstaff His long residence here, and his uniform courtesy to his fellow citizens, has won for him host Of friends.
 Mi. ]. Stemmer, of the Flagstaff Brewery, is selling most excellent beer, manufactured here. Send in all order, and see if you won't bear us out in the assertion that it is "A No. I,% l
 The office of District attorney is an important one-one we must not be too E(a)gger in disposing of. Bue, after We have pondered we'll we may then proceed to settle its duties with ! little Rush.
 Mr. T. E. Carey, formerly of Albu- querque, has accepted position as night telegraph operator at this sta ton. Mir. Carey is a very competent young man in his business, and we are pleased to know of his location in our midst.
 James Luter, while out chopping wood, near town, on Tuesday last, accidentally cut his right arm between the shoulder and elbow, innicting a severe gash. Dr. Brannen scwed up the wound, and MT. Luter IS getting along as well as could be expected.
 W. A. Osgood, an old conductor on the A. & P, and afterwards train dispatcher, has been promoted 10 di- vision superintendent of the Mohave