The Arizona champion., 1885-05-09


 lucrative practice, and meeting witt success. Mir. Miller has a watchfu care of the interests of his clients and business entrusted to him is il good hands.
 "Boss" Carey, for long time thu night operator for the A. & P, at thi. station, has resigned his position here and gone to Kansas, where he will en ter the employ of the Atchison, To peka & Santa Fe Co. A. L. Howard of Cleveland, Ohio, is his successor in Flagstaff.
 MT. George Fields, formerly oi Tucson, arrived in Flagstaff this week accompanied by his family, and has taken up his residence here. MT. Fields we have known for many years, when he was one of the most exten. Sive freighters in the southern coun. try, and we welcome him to Flagstaff.
 Frank McCuene was arrested on Tuesday last by Constable Francis, on charge of using obscene language on the public streets, in the presence of ladies and children. He was talk en before Justice Spa1ord and fined, costs and all amountin to SIS. Fail ing to pay, he is now laDguishing in the Flagstaff jail.
 General Williamson has been escort ing some Gland sharks" over the A. & P, who propose to buy up the whole country and they are now looking for place central from which to swing the controlling rod. All pay visit to the Grand Canon, to-day, the Cliff Dwellers, or somewhere else. Their visit is no good omen to the town.
 Express Conductor ]. F. Woods and freight conductor James Walsh, who are partners in the cattle business, whose range IS Cedar Grove ranch, near Ash Fork, purchased, this week, 25o herd of fine cattle, swelling their band to 400. This IS good starter fUr the boys, and in few years we hope to see them rank among the cat lie kings of Arizona.
 H. Holiday, very worthy young man, who has resided in Flagstaff for about two years, was the recipient this week of liberal contribution of cash from our citizens, to enable him to procure the proper treatment for fits, with which he is sorely afflicted. It was very worthy object, and MT. Holiday returns thanks to the public | for the favor. We hope, soon, to see him well man.
 J. F. Scott, charged with conspir- acy and threatening life, was arrested at Williams on Tuesday last. The case was called before Justice Ncllis, and the complaining witness not be- ing ready to go on with the case, and the defendant being prepared for tri. Il, the Justice dismissed the suit and put the costs on the complaining witness. 1hos. G. Norris appeared Or the defense.
 Twenty-four of Flagstaff7s little people, all members of the Sunday chool, were the happy guests of Mrs. C. Hoxworth to-day. To look upon ne little ones as they were seated in merry groups at lunch, there was pre- ented picture of that peculiar hap 'iness only to be experienced in childhood days, and in after years to ,e recalled and numbered among the pleasant memories of days gone by.
 L. D. Morgan, of Burlingame, Kansas, brother of Frank Morgan nd Drother-in-law ofGeo. Hoxworth, rived Tn Flagstrff this week on a isit, Oi course he is having a good inc among his relatives and is mak- 1g many new friends, which his gen rous and social nature addlcts him to , oing. Mr. Morgan expresses him. ; .lf much pleased with our country, nd hopes to prolong his stay, as we ope he will. ; An elderly gentleman, residing in os Angeles, came to Flagstaff this . eek, and was offering to sell re- eipt for manufacturing all kinds of quors. He was Grounded up" by onstable Francis for his license, and lving none, was taken before Jus ce SpaifOrd and the usual fine of . 300 was imposed. Carleton claimed ) have no knowledge of the license