The Arizona champion., 1885-09-26
LOCAL. MATTERS.
Kineman wants a shoemaker.

Marve Beale has returned from Daggett.
 Miss Mary Black, from the Black ranch, was in town this week visiting friends.
 Chicken cholera has been making sad havoc among Ihe poultry yards Flagstaff this week.
 ]. D. Newman, an old resident ot Flagstaff has skipped out. He has left many anxious creditors behind.
 T. G. Norris, Esq, who has been attending court at St. Johns during the past three weeks, has returned home.
 ]. w. Spaf1orG, the new editor of the CHAMPION, has gone to Albuquer- que to attend the fair. He will be absent about ten days.
 w. II. Ashurst has moved his fam lily in from the ranch, and will reside in Flagstaff this winter, in order that It's children may attend school.
 TIE ELDREDGE B. SEWING MA CHiNE.-For sale or rent at F. w. Middleton's. This machine ranks among the best in the market.
 The Lockeit Bros brought in this week some of the finest specimens oi potatoes, raised on their place. ever introduced to the Flagstaff market.
 Ben Wittick, the photograph ar,ls, !, arrived i'll town this week, and Is now at the photograph tent adjoining the [ CHAMPION attending to business with Lis partner, Mir Barge.
 To RENT OR FoR SALE.-ElIredse B. sewing machines, the best for dura . blii,y and good wolk, ever offered in tnis market. Inquire at the hardware store of r. W. Middleton.
 P, J. Brannen and Dr; Branren are at Beaver Head this week taking aa account Of stock in the store and ranch of ?. B. Bsannen & Co. They are expected to return on Monday.
 J. C. Herndon, the prominent law, ger of Prescott, passed through Flag. staff on Thursday last, accompanied by his wife and family, on their way 10 Missouri, for two months visit.
 Our townsman, F. w. Middleton, returned from Globe this week, ac- companied by his father and mother, and Miss Jennie Price, sister of Mrs. Middleton. Tne latter lady will re- main in Flagstaff during the winter.
 Go to Sanderson's and examine the Seaside novels, and hundreds of oth- CT choice books, which he has just put upon his shelves. He has some of finest brands of cigars, choice smok- ing tobacco and full line of fine stationery.
 R. W. Bell and Ralph Cameron, two we'll known and popular young men of Flagstaff, have formed co. partnership, ard taken a large band of sheep belonging to T. F, McMil. len, which they will care for on shares. The boys have got good thing, and their many friends are glad of it.
 The railroad company has com menced the erection of cattle chutes at the side track, in FIagstaif, to make facilities for shipping cattle from this point. They will be of the abroad calibre," as this is to be a shipping point of great prominence in the future. The Arizona Cattle Company will ship 1000 head east from Flagstaff this fall.
 Rev. C. B. Sumner, superiuten- dent of Missions for New Mexico, will arrive in Flagstaff tonight and will hold services tomorrow at the school house at 10 a. m. and 7:3o D.. m. MT. Sumner is one of the most prominent diyines of the southwest and we hope to see large attendance at the morning and evening services held by him tomorrow. He is a very pleasant gentleman and wishes to be- come acquainted with all our people.
 Nick Stanton, one of the old pio- neers of Tombstone, and during the early days of that camp, was dubbed Mayor of Pick-'Em Up, called on US few days since. Indeed it was a pleasant meeting. Nick has been mining and prospecting in California