The Arizona champion., 1885-06-06
LOCAL. MATTERS.
Who shall we have for school tru'

ing the luxury of ripe peaches ant apricots.
 Wanted.-A situation as cook ol to do general housework. Enquire al this office.
 Our attorneys, Thos, G. Norris and II. ]. Miller, are in Prescott, at tending court.
 F. C. HATCH has been made resi- dent Director of the Insane Asylum, at Phoenix.
 E. R. Carr, superintendent for the Walters Cattle Co.,, is now taking a rest after the grand roundup, just closed.
 The Gonzales building, on Rail road Avenue, is now mp, the root be- ing put on. It will be completed within ten days,
 Peach Springs has hied to Mineral Park. Nearlv all the town has been summoned as witnesses in the Farley trial at the Park.
 Miss Carrie Crothers, who resides in Flagstaff, and is teaching school at Holbrook, spent last Sabbath here with her father.
 Assistant Superintendent Challen- der, of the A. & F. who was recently stricken down with paralysis, is out again attending to his duties.
 Frank CavAnaush, formerly of Je. rome, arrived iu town this week. We wish he could ge; into business and remain with us.
 C. II. s c;.ing, of Flagstaff, has bren arrested Tor counterfeiting silver dollA1s and Lickles and held to appear before the Grand Jury.
 Winslow has well organized base ball club, and invites the Flagstaff boys to play them a game on the Fourth of July, at Winslow.
 l., J, Iassell, of kingman, passed through Flagstaff in the early part of the week, on trip east, to visit rela- tives and friends. "Lew" will un- doubtedly have gcod time.
 WE have received Vick's Magazine for June. It is a very interesting number, replete with information concerning plants, flowers and fruits, and should be in every family.
 D. ]. Sullivan, Prescott's prince boot and shoe dealer, passed through our town on Thursday last. on his way to Chicago to purchase goods for the summer and fall trade.
 MT. Charlie Bldinger, brother of our barber Billy" arrived in Flag. staff thls week, from Phoenix, He VII take charge of tae new barber shop and bath house in the Brannen Block.
 All the railroad ties along the track of the A. & P. are being picked up and taken to the new line to Coltor. from Waterman, California. Many car loads are passing through Flag staff.
 We'll informed stockmcn who have been in close attendance on rodoes in different parts of the county, express the opinion that not less than fifty thousand calves will be branded in Yayapai county during the spring round-ups.
 LosT.-On Saturday, May 30, on the wagon road between Jim Vale's saloon and the CHAMPION office, while moving this ofice,-a paper box, containing business cards, valu- able papers, etc. Finder please leave at thls office.
 THE Modesto Evening News comes to us with an extended notice of the Ross House, at that place, with A. C. Billicke, the pioneer hotel man of Tombstone, as proprietor, and w. A. | Cuddy as clerk. We are glad to hear from our old friends.
 Harry Fulton, our well.known sheep man, who has been spending several weeks among relatives and friends in the east, returned home on Wednesday night last, looking much better for his recreation. It was his first visit to his home in Ohio for nine years.
 Mir. A. Wilson, Flagstaff's boss carpenter, has just completed fine piece of work, bar for James A. Vale. For neatness of finish, and | ornaments all carved from wood, it is masterpiece of mechanism and skill, and reflects great credit on the lu,ild.r