The Arizona champion., 1885-11-14
LOCAL. MATTERS.

railroad depot has arrived.
 A good cook stove for sale. En. quire at the CHAMPION cffice.
 A fine collection Of holiday goods will be found at Sanderson's store.
 MT. J. N. Berry has been on visit to Kingman and other western points.
 Mir. ]. w. Spafford and Mir. Frank Daggs have gone to the Grand Canon.
 MT. Will H. Clark, the cattleman, has returned to his home in Missouri.
 Mir. Frank Hart left on Friday for Winslow to see his old friend Breed.
 George w. Curtis, pioneer Ari- zonian, died at Prescott on Tuesday.
 A ffty-pound case of choice apples can be bought for S4.oo at Sander. sons.
 Dr. Ainsworth has rendered his res ignation as surgeon-general of the Territory.
 Seventeen cars of emigrants passed through this week on their way to California.
 The weather is still delightful in Flagstaff. Cool nights and brilliant warm days.
 Go to Dan Murphy's for cheap and fresh groceries, courteous treatment and fair dealing.
 MT. E. E. Aver, MT. H. Aver, and sparty of from Chicago, are out to the Grand Canon. ,- :, H. C. Hooker, of Cochise county, /, shipped twenty-one cars of cattle to Kansas City this week.
 f The skating rink is beginning to be patronized more literally now the evenings are getting cool.
 The Monarch cash store has a full stock of general merchandise for sale at prices to suit the times.
 Chief Justice Shields will shortly return to Michigan to fetch Mrs. Shields and the little Shields. ! Cleo" has been banished, and the exchange fend and Peters dog arc enjoying a much needed rest.
 The new residence of MT. Madison Burch, opposite the railway depot, is nearly approaching completion.
 Sam King has moved into his new
 e, and when the new versnda is
 d green it will be "daisy."
 \. Murphy has just received a
 .ew stock of mems furnishing -oods which he is selling at bottom prices.
 R. WGBell has bought cut Daggs' meat market. Bob is ar enterprising young man and deserves all the pat ronage he will get.
 Encouraging reports are heard from the Lost Basin mining district. This is the site of the fine gold ledge owned by Stevens and Osgood.
 Judge Coakley, who has for some time enjoyed an extensive and lucra. tive practice al the bar, is now enjoy. ing a much needed rest.
 C. Davis, the pioneer shoemaker, has made reduction in prices, but will do just as good work as ever. See his new advertisement. THE ELDREDGE B. SEWING MA. cHINE.--For sale or rent at F. W. Middleton's. This machine ranks among the best in the market. A runaway team knocked down | the liberty pole opposite Murphy's | store yesterday. Nobody hurt, but several dogs were badly scared. | A. G. Buttner, city marshal of Tue. son, died on Sunday of pneumonia. He was Prussian by birth and one of the oldest and most respected residents of that city.
 Billy Bidinger, the barber. who is located at J. N. Berry's saloon, has been fixing up his place and it looks quite handsome. See his new adver. tisement in this issue.
 Those who desire ranges in the San Francisco mountains should re- member that this is the dry season and the only time to test the value of Water on the ranges that are offered for sale.
 Charley Bidinger, the popular barber, who, in connection with his brother Billy, has run the barber shop and bath rooms below the Brannen has gone to Prescott for the winter. He will return to Flagstaff