The Arizona champion., 1885-08-15

ing party was gwen at the skating
 rink, which was largely attended by tn, young people of Flagstaff. Every
 body present express themselves a:
 having very enjoyable time. | Wm. Garland, the cattle king,
 shipped from Flagstaff this week, BOG head of cattle for the Kansas City
 market, all fat cattle. He is also ship. ping from Belmont several hundred
 head more for the same market. Tom Drum has sent from Ash Fork,
 to D. J. Coakley, of this place, a
 small box containing specimens oi
 ore from the Cataract Canon mines,
 which are some of the finest carbon
 ates, as we'll as silver glance, that has
 ever come to our notice.
 Miss Eva Propper has gone to San.
 ta Fe to visit the governors family.
 Miss Eva will be missed by her many
 friends at ,home until her return.
 Albuquerque Democrat.
 Whoa, Eva! You will be so much
 missed. We venture the assertion
 that the writer of the paragraph don't
 know Miss Eva.
 MT. J. w. Spafford has shown us a
 sample copy of General Grants book.
 It is furnished at the regular subscrip-
 ton price in elegant binding. The
 illustrations are copious and we'll exc cuted. No one should be without
 the memories of the General, written by his own hand.
 MT. J. H, Drury, chief of the wa ter service of the A. & P. railroad, accompanied by his family, arrived by special car in Flagstaff this week, and will remain here, making their car their car their home, for week or more. They remain here with view of bene6t.ing their health.
 James Percy and F. W. Middleton went out this week on hunting ex- petition. Valiant sons of American sires, they went forth to battle with beasts of the forests, for the purpose of waylaying the savage foes of man. kind. They went, they returned, and behold, not one
 Col. C. C. Bean met with a serious accident and one which came near proving fatal in Cataract Canon by being thrown from pucking mule. He had narrow escape from being thrown 400 down the precipituous walls Of the canon. As it was he sus. sained serious bruises to his face ana head, Journal.
 The jury in the case oi E. S. Sto- yer, of Albuquerque, vs. Geo. Buckler, tried yesterday, rendered verdict in favor of Buckler. The suit was to recover pair of mules, purchased from John w. Young by Buckler. about three years ago, and Slower now puts in claim against the property for Young's debts. The jury rendered a righteous verdict.
 J. C. Burge and Ben Whittock left on Tuesday last for the Moquis vil- lages and adjacent country, for the purpose of taking photographic views. They will be present at the annual snake dance of the Moquis tribe of Indians, and from them we expect report of how the Indians charm the rattle snakes and put to flight all evil and sins committed during the year closed, and lays the foundation for a successful future of twelve moons. On Tuesday, of this week, Miss Maggie Marvin, daughter of Harry Marvin, of Belmont, met with a very senous accident, which resulted in the breaking of leg. The young lady was on the log wagon drawn by oxen. md when crossing the railroad track 'he was thrown off,. the large heavy wheel passing over her limb, crushing | he bone. Dr. Brannen was sent for, who spllntered up the injuries, but he s not certain he can save the limb. The little girl was eleven years of age, which is in her favor, for if she was Tn adult there would be no other ,ourse but ampntation. She is doing yell at last reports.
 Good horses need not be broken n order to find purchasers in the east. Eastern horse dealers, many of them, refer to take car load lots and brake nd mate them according to their own astes. Of course it must be under tood that in order to realize more honey on horses than is being req ized on cattle the same care must be iven ta fhe noipfc nf hreedc nnro