The Arizona champion., 1885-10-31
WEEKLY CHAMPION.
LOCAL. MATTERS.

POuiih NttoS Ol SiOhSN oPPASo ASA S4. co at Sanderson's.
 The climate of Flagstaff is unequ- aled on this continent.
 A good cook stove for sale. En- quire at the CHAMPION cffice.
 A band of Moqui Indians are in town. Watch your clothes lines.
 Sanderson has just received fine collection of photograph and auto graph albums.
 Go to Dan Murphy's for cheap and fresh groceries, courteous treatment and fair dealing.
 The receipts of western ranch cattle at the Kansas City stock yards last week credit 400 head to Arizona.
 Ranchmen are busy harvesting the potato crop. The yield is unusually large and the "fruit" well matured.
 A dance was given at Dad Burrows old saloon building in Ash Fork few evenings ago, which was we'll at tended.
 There was fire in the Old Domin- ion smelling works at Globe a few days ago. The damage did not ex- ceed ST, 100.
 THE ELDREDGE B. SEWING MA- CHINE.-For sale or rent at F. w. Middleton's. This machine ranks among the best in the market.
 The side track running by the stock yards is being extended, its present length being inadequate to the rapid ly growing stock traffic from this point.
 ]. H. Farlee, who was tried at Min eral Park and held to answer on a SI5oo bond, has been sent to jail in default of procuring the necessary bail.
 Lieutenant J, o. FIipper, the col ored cadet of West Point notoriety, IS noticed by the Nogales Frontier as among the distinguished arrivals" al that town.
 To RENT OR FOR SALE.-Eldredge B, sewing machines, the best for dura- bllity and good work, ever offered in this market. Inquire at the hardware S-4re oi r. W. Middleton.
 Parties desirous of getting summer ranges in the San Francisco noun. tains should inspect the springs and water locations al this season of the year. ri is is tie dry season and Tests the volume and permancy of the supply.
 'lhe Monarch cash store is enjoying a satisfactory amount of fall trade, and sustains its we'll known reputation i'r low prices and fair dealing Those who patronize the Monarch cash store have fresh and complete stock to select from.
 The Lockett brothers are model farmers and can fill orders for pota- toes, turnips, and farm products on short notice and on reasonable terms. A sample of their rutabaga ,urnips were secured by the CHAMPION office and more will be taken on the same terms-if offered.
 Tom Dew An Wee, says that To An Jo embedded 5000 of his money and decamped. Hearing that he was at Ash Fork the complainant obtained a warrant for his apprehension, and yes ,crday Deputy Sheriff John Francis brought the culpnt back. His exam ination will take place before Justice Spafford on Monday.
 The Pacific Veteran, a journal of eight pages, will be issued weekly on and after November 5th, 1885. Its objects will be to advance the interests of the Grand Army of the Republic, Mexican Veterans, tbe Women'S Re lief Corps, and veterans generally. 1 The subscription price is one dollar per year. The office is at SOP Wash Ington street, San Francisco. Gala.
 So far as heard from that box of root vegetables lcf; by D. s. Russell at CHAMPION office is entitled to the blue ribbon. It consisted of turnips, rutabagas, carrots, parsnips, onions and potatoes. They were grown on Daye's ranch near Belmont, and in size exceeded anything on exhibition at the late fair in Albuquerque. Nextl
 The CHAMPION has been informed that the man who left some time ago with Scotty Tucker is an honest, hard working man, and bears good repu- tation among his acquaintances. He AG