The Arizona champion., 1885-05-23
A laree number of .sport,ny men"

QtS ol CaitiugSS unuSf hlo aiuI, pu
 iurthur the deponenf saith not. H
 will "hold up" in Holbrook.
 John W. Francis has been appoint
 ed Deputy Sheriff by Chief Mulven
 on, for Flagstaff precinct. He wa
 elected constable of this precinct a
 the last election, has proved himsel
 very efficient officer, and his promo
 ton is justly earned.
 1 ], W. Davis and wife and Miss Nj | ], Davis, from Boston, Mrs. IT. Cush
 ing. of New York, were in FlagstaI 1 this week, and visited the Cliffs Thurs
 day. On Thursday evening they tool
 their departure for Teach Springs fo
 a visit to the Grand Canon.
 Thos. s, Sedgwick, the A. & P. lanc
 agent, has been out on a surveying
 expedition within forty mules of Flag
 staff, with view to know if one O
 the most valuable springs in that sec
 ton is on railroad land. Don't know
 whether he "made il" or not.
 The KathScns- H5xworth land case, which was recently heard in Prescott,
 was decided in favor of Kathrens, who is consequently happy. We under stand, however, an appeal will be made before the proper authorities at Washington. Somehow, contested land costs heap of morey in this country.
 = A N. Coleman, who was recently burned out at Ash Fork, is excava;ing for a large restaurant in Winslow, and the lumber is on the ground for the building. Mr. Coleman is a poplar caterer to the public, well known 1loug the railroad, and of course will do thriving business at WiRslow.
 Finnie Bros made their appearance on our streets to-day. The success oi our Democratic administration per. PleHes and annoys David very much as in an hour of Republican hope he d ttrmincd he would not shave oir hi, fery-tol0rei waiskers while Demo crat occupied the Presidential chair The chanchcs are that David will garry toh;s grave the scattered hairs that now adoru hi4 cl;ia.
 J H Breed, of Wipslow. who says he has "rsofc goods than would patch hell a mi,c," and who also IS the "Nasby" of Win.low, isfiying around among customers inhis establishment. ike Then with her head off," bur ne only has his coat of. He is very popular merchant, and Bis trade ex- tends far and wiIe in the interior about Winslow.
 The Flagstaff Skating Rink is just n .he zenith of its glory, while in most other places srch establishments, 1 After month or two, are generally | un by sheriiIs. The Prescott rink, |! 'tarted and managed by ]. D. Smith | md ]. l.. Fisher, was recently closed 1 Town by Mir. Fisher, business not go- ng to suit him, although the patron .ge was extensive.
 G. F. Challender, Assistant Super ntendent of the A. & P, on his ar !Yal in Albuquerque this week, was ttacked with a stroke of paralysis. )n Friday evening last a consultation f physicians was held, when his csse 1as pronounced almost hopeles, ne, but this morning telegram was eceived announcing him considera- ly better, and there is now hope oi is recovery.
 Breon, Murphy & Co.,, the popular lerchants at the Needles, have put { this season the largest stock Of : pods for their extensive trade, that as ever before at the river. Messrs. ' lonyhan and Murphy are both young | en Of fine business qualifications, ! Id conduct the store, while "Murt" 4 'esides in d white neckiic, at the mple room. T The Ransom Post, Grand Army of | e Republic, of Flagstaff, now nun. ( ITS fourteen members, representing s irteen different states. The boys fl ct at Qudrtermaster Hoxworth's S IS morning, and held re-cnion, b c Quartermaster's supplies being n nple for a march of several days ST was an enjoyable, happy meeting, n our few Flagstaff boys who wore O c blue.
 Brought Home in Wagon