The Arizona champion., 1885-12-05
LOCAL MATTERS.
Delightful weather.

fayson tnlS week.
 Smoke Punch scent cigars. For sale at SahdersYn's.
 Mir. ]. Smith is building new resi-. dence on Gold avenue.
 Services at the school house to.mor- TOW, morning and evening,
 Dr. Macbeth, the dentist, will re- main in town two more days.
 e Apples eight cents per pound, by the so.pound box at Sanderson's.
 The S,. Louis and San Francisco papers can be found at Sanderson's.
 Mir. ]. B. Elsea started for his ranch north of the Grand Canon on We'd nesday.
 If you don't think Shannon is the boss all around shoemaker, just try him once.
 The columns of this issue of the CHAMPION indicate that Albuquerque IS live town.
 A brother of Judge Waldo, of New Mexico, has been killed on Turkey creek by Apaches.
 If you want satisfaction go to Shan non's--sign oi the big boot. Ills work all guaranteed.
 MT. ]. w. SpafFord is in Albu. querque. Our advertising this week looks as if somebody had been there.
 MT. J. N. Berry, Calder Herring and Robert Carr have gone to King man to fix up MT. Ber.y's new saloon an that place.
 Mir. James A. Gibson. the cattle grower of Northern YavapIi, left on Monday for Odessa, Missouri, where he will spend the winter months.
 Sandrrson has the most complete aSsyrtment Of Christmas cards and goods suitable for Christmas presents. Also fine hne of fancy candles.
 IL your friend is a smoker you can send hun nothing more acceptable for a Christmas present than a'b,x Of fine cigars from I.owenthal x Meyers, Al tuquerque.
 Mir. Rhodes, Mr. Cal. Dlvid and Mir. John Francis, accompanied by . some lady friends, went to Canon Diablo on "Wednesday to hunt for rab- kr'. They kl!ed more than they could 6srry.
 Jordav's hour mill, three miles be. low Camp Verde, has been completely destroyed by fire. Thls Is the second time this mill has been burned down IL IS supposed to have been the work -Tof an inCenjlary.
 Mir. Holden returned from the Grand gCanon delighted with his trip and so astonished with the magnificent sight that he will not be satisfied until he has brought out several thousand of his Boston friends to see It.
 1t would be difficult to find two places so near together as Albuquerque aud Flagstaff that are so delightfully."- situated and arc SO abundant in all things pertaining to desirable winter and summer resorts for invalids and pleasure seekers.
 The visitor to Albuquerque cannot fail to be impressed with the cordial and fraterual relations existing between the Mexican and American races, en- tirely free from jealousy and prejudi- cies. There IS no strife for precedence in local affairs. and the pubic offices are about equally divided between the two races.
 MT. Will T. Clark, of Monroe City, Mo-, reached Flagstaff on Thursday, with two car loads of fine stock, one car load consisting of high grade Hereford bulls, and one I thoroughbred was for David Horst, of Clear creek. The other car containing Herefords and Shorthorns were divided between Messrs. Fain, Barch, Woods and Strahan.
 The place to purchase toothsome home made candies of all kinds is at the Albuquerque Candy Works, on Railroad avenue, at Albuquerqe, where they are manufactured and warranted pure and of the finest quail itY. A price list will be sent on ap- pllcation and orders sent by mail will | receive careful attention and will be | promptly shipped.
 A. w. Cleland IT,. Of Albuquerque, is one of the solid grocerymcn of this section of the country. He carries a full assortment of all kinds of staple and fancy groceries, including Eastern and California canned goods in every variety, and in fact everything that can be found in a first class grocery and provision establishment. Orders sent to him by mail or telegraph will receive careful attention,
 On Monday special cattle train will leave here, consisting of about seventeen cars of fine beef cattle for the Kansas City market. The ship ment sill be made up from animals owned by W. Munds, w. M. Fain, ]. Montgomery and J. F. Wood. On the same day cattle train of twelve cars will leave Winslow for the same desfin ation 6ve ear load. fvn,,, u,r,