The Arizona champion., 1885-09-19
LOCAL. MATTERS.
Have you got your ticket to the G

A. K. ball1
 J, W. Dougherty, of Prescott, has been in town this week.
 Don't fail to attend the G. A. R. ball on Wednesday evening next.
 Chief Justice Spafford has been grinding out the law this week ir large doses.
 Get yourself in readiness for the G. A. R. ball Wednesday evening.
 Mrs. D. Nj. Riordan and her two children left Flagstaff for a visit east on "Wednesday last.
 The A. & P. pay car passed through here yesterday making all the rail road boys happy on its way.
 Miss Maggie Brannen, sister of P. Brannen, has been quite ill this week. but is now recovering.
 Mir. Burge, the photographer, took, this week, some very fine views of the Prentice mill and its surroundings.
 Messrs. J. B. Starr and Jim O'Neill will, in few days, remove their soda manufacturing apparatus to Daggett.
 Our townsman, Marve Beale, has gone to Dageett, and will probably remain there in business for some time.
 Jas. A Marshal has purchased the Newell property, on railroad avenue. and has movtd his family from the mill to town.
 Just read Sandcrson's notice of re. Guction in the prlce of fruits. It will be now in order to cat fresh fruit and supply your table with 1t.
 THE ELDREpGE B. SEWING MA- cHiNE.-For sale or rent at F. w. Middleton's. This machine ranks amorg the best in the market.
 The Gospcr Horse and Cattle Com, Iany of this county, will ship in a few days two car loads of horses to Kansas city to be put on the market.
 K. L. Campbell, the we'll known stockman of Apache county, has baen in town this week. While here he bought fine three-year-old colt from Mir. Yancey.
 To RENT OR FoR SALE.-Eldredge B. sewing machines, the best for dura bIlity and good work, ever offered in this market. Inquire at the hardware store of r. w. Middleton.
 Mir. Bulwinkle, wife and son, of Chicago, are visiting at Fort Maroni,. with the managers of the Arizona Cattle Company. He is looking over the county with view of making an investment.
 The familiar countenance of Major Miner is again seen in our midst. In company with ex.Supt. F. w. Smith he will go into the cattle business in Montana, and will leave in few days for his new home.
 Our new Superintendent of the A. X A, accompanied by the SuDerin- tendent of the Santa Fe road, passed over this line this week, on a tour of inspection. They will make thor ough inspection of the California branch before they return.
 BoRN--In Flagstaff, to Mir. and Mrs. w. II. Ydncy, at I2, m, Friday, september IS, 1885, daughter.
 DIED-ln Flagstaff, Friday evening September IS, 1885, at IT, p. m.. in- fant daughter of Mir. and Mrs. W. H. Yancy.
 Miss Maggie Marvin, daughter ot Harry Marvin, who had her thigh severely injured about i've weeks since, and at one time it was thought ampu. tation would be necessary, we are pleased to learn from Dr.. Brannen, is now improving rapidly, and her limb will be saved.
 The Yavapai Stock Growers Asso- cIation have named John G. Camp bell as their representative to the Chicago convention. Courier.
 The Mogollon Stock Association, with headquarters at Flagstaff, and the Apache county association, with headquarters at St. Johns, are to se- feet a candidate to represent this DOT. ton of the Territory. No action has yet been taken in the matter, but sa9pll bs at once.