The Arizona champion., 1886-06-05
Arrival and Departure of Mails;
LOCAL M4 2-2ERS.

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 Read the reward of $500 for the finding of P. A. Beckers.
 Tuesdays west bound train brought in one ton of eastern mail.
 H. D. Ross, the leading attorney of Williams, is visiting Flagstaff.
 Flagstaff has a base ball nine, who are ready to take challenge.
 Rev. G. H. Adams, of the NJ. E. Church, i: expected here next week.
 Alderman Jaehne was sentenced to nine years and ten months in Sing Sing.
 Deputy County Assessor Jas. Black has completed his duties in this sec ton.
 Dr. Brannen was called to Pitmar Valley last night on professional duty.
 Invite your friends to come to Flagstaff and celebrate the Fourth O. July.
 David Blbbitt, one of our promi- nent Stocknen, IS in town purchasing supplies,
 H. J. Miller, attorney at law, has been on a visit 10 Williams on legal business.
 Everyone should lend a hand to make the celebration on the 4th of July grand success.
 If "Iaxplyef' wlll send his right add ess to thiS office hls uomuiunl.a- tons will be published.
 Memorial day was i,tingly celebra- ted iu Flagstaff a, becomes iowa whichshas so many brave cx-soldiers
 Nine hundred feet of the railroad brdge over tn. Kio Granle, near Albuquerque "as Va he'd out lls, Thu sday.
 G. (. Bruce. who has been resid- ing in the Salt River Valley for the last three months, auWed here this week.
 Flagstaffrroposes to give the grand est 4th of July celebration ever known on the line ot tAe Atlantic & Pacific Railroad.
 J. K. Fitzpatrick purchased 20, ,ooo pounds of wool rom Harry MilbJurne one ot our prominent sheep growers tuIs week.
 E. $. Wilcox has secured the ser. vices Of hrst-class Blacksmith and IS now ready to do any work required in hlS line' june5tf
 Range stock is doing well. Yoong calves are quite numerous, the crop of which is regarded as being better than 1t has proved to be for the F ast two years.
 The Memorial rvices of Ransom Post were very impressive. Mrs. Rlor- dan donated two boxes of choice flowers for which the old "yets' re- turn many thanks.
 Colonel Patrick Ford, the Futile Administrator or layapal County, Is visltin5 our mountain city on official business. MT. Ford is ex-Commandcr of Barrett Post, G. A. R, and one of the genuine citizeas of Arzona.
 General Miles kss offered reward of S2,ooo for Geronimo or his head, and $50 for each of his band. This will doubtless !nspile the volunteers with great enthusiasm as it gives them an opportunity to secure wealth and SiOI dt tue SdillG tune.
 Ben Bawer, formerly of Flagstaff, has opened d new barber shop and bath rooms at WiEslow. which is the only frst-class shop on the Atlantic & Pacific Railroad-where he will be pleased % meet all old customers and also new ones. may20 I'm
 According to the figures just made public by the government, three times a. mtnJ dIull's wp-th of wool came into the country during March of this year, as came during the pre- vious March. This was caused in part by lowering the tariff duties in 1883.
 P. ]. Brannen will have car load of the celebrated Studebaker wagons and carriages in few days. Parties desiring to purchase wagons of any description should call at our store and examine prices, which are very low. maya2tf