The Arizona champion., 1885-04-11
LOCAL MATTERS.

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 MT. F. M. Buck, the popular hote man at Holbrook, is doing a gooc business.
 MT. J. H. Wilson, formerly a mer chant in Flagstaff, is now located al Holbrook.
 The CHAMPION is now the ofticia organ of the Mogollon Live Stock Protective Association.
 The finest view in Arizona to, day is the snow-tipped peaks of the Sar Francisco mountains.
 Visitors from abroad are arriving ! daily to visit the numerous places ot popular resort in the vicinity of Flag staff.
 P. J. Brannen has put in several acres of grain, and will plant three acres of potatoes on his tract of land in Flagstaff.
 C. J. Butler, prominent stockman at Camp Verde, and Zone of the boys" was in town the front part of the week on business.
 The beer manufactured and put up in bottles by the Flagstaff Brewery, is meeting with general favor along the line of the railroad.
 Eddie Hicklin won the second match at the skating rink, for the SIS medal as there must be three trials, a third race will be made next week.
 Two brothers ol Mrs. Samuel Black and Miss Susie Taylor, of this place. arrived this week from Kansas. and will take up their residence in this section.
 J. R. Fitzpatrick has gone on a trip east. He will visit New Orleans dur ing his absence. Ralph Cameron is in charge of the store, assisted by ]. B. Thomas.
 Our next Postmaster, r. W. Mid , dleton, is putting on a front addition 70 his residence, winch is a great con venieEce to the family. MT. Middle ton is among us to stay.
 We call attention to the advertise ment of Daniel ScgmilIer, manager for the Arizona Cattle and Wool Company, who offers for sale saddle horses, bulls, milch COWS, etc. Now is the time to buy. P. B. Brannen & Co. purchased the residence and outbuildings of Henry Wingfeld in Flagstaff, last week, and this week sold the prop l erty to Thomas Fryer, who purchased | for his brother and family, who arc coming from Texas.
 Fresh strawberries, delicious to look | at, and more delicious to taste, ha, been received at S4nderson's fruit and | news depot. Sanderson will receive regular shipments, even thus early in the season. Call at the news stand | and get box.
 J. F. Woods and Charles Richard. l son, both conductors on the A. x P. 1 road. joined the Mogollon Live Stock | Protective Association at it's meeting in Flagstaff this week. They have both entered into the stock business. 1 Hon. J. J. Hawkins, Probate Judge 1 of thIs county, has gone east on a | leave oi absence, and will visit his old l home in Kentucky. The Judge will 1 bring back with him Mrs. Hawkins, now young lady awaiting his com. ing in the Bourbon state. Miss Carrie Crothers, a resident of Fla@taff, who has been teaching the school at Holbrook for several months, is very popular with parents and pu- pils at that place. The lady has host of friends in Flagstaff, who will ,e;oica at her suCcpSs
 J. F. Graham, the popular manager of the railroad eating house, at Hol- brook, in fact he Is superintendent off all the eating houses on the A. & P. road, is one of the most popular citi- zens of our sister town. He has done much to raise the standard of the din ing halls along the line of the road, sand IS praised both by citizens and the travelling public. Messrs. Johnston & Prager have opened harness shop in Flagstaff, and carry large stock of goods in their line. These gentlemen have carried on business in Albuquerque for long time, and still continue to do buslress in that city. In Flagstaff | they have fine assortment of goods, | do all kinds of repairing and manu. |