The Arizona champion., 1886-06-12
Arrival and Departure of Malls
LOCAL M4YTERS.

summer farm.
 Several new buildings are in pro cess of construction
 C. C. Bruce was welcome visitor to our office this week.
 Attend the Mite Society exercises at the school house to-nIgM.
 Several wagon loads of wool came in yesterday for shipment east.
 Regular meeting of R,nsom. Post, C. A. R., will be held this evening.
 The railroad water tank at Canyon Diablo was destroyed by fire yester day.
 Charles Crothers has sold his lot and dwelling house to John Mar shall.
 Thomas McMillen, one of our larg- est sheepmen, Is in town from hls range.
 Col. Ford, Public Administrator oi Yavapai county, lett for Prescott on Monday.
 Let everyone assist in making the 4th of July celebration in Flagstaff a grand success.
 Parker's mill Is said to be turning |out 1000 railroad ties per day for the Prescott branch.
 H. D. Ross, Esq, will have charge of the legal business of T. G. Norr.S during his absence in Prescott.
 T. G. Norris, attorney.at-law, will leave Prescott tomorrow to attend district court now ln session there.
 C. B. Smith, one of the largest owners of fine graded cattle in Ms. souri, Is visiting our mouutain towu.
 Geo. Foster, brother of the late R $. roster, arrived la town yesterday, irum hls cattle range ncar SGoaem4u' 3 lake.
 Mrs. Thomas and Mrs. Campbell, Of Mill Town, leit tals week on a visit to friends in Logausport, h. diana.
 D. M. Riordan, superintendent oi the Aver Lumber company, has re turned from business tnp to Cal. fornIa.
 R. L. L,ng, Superintendent of Public Instruction ot Arlzoaa, passed through this week en route to Apache county.
 Would it not be proper t0r the county to offer reward for the dis t-covery of the whereabouts of the miss ing P. A. BeCkerS.
 H. G. Temple, who has been ser iously i'll, Is last recovering his accus- toned health, under the sklllful treat ment of Dr. Cornish.
 E. s. Wilcox has secured the ser vices of 6rst-claSs Blacksmith and is now ready to do any work required in his line. juneStf
 Don't be surprised if the CHAMPION should have the pleasure of announc- ing the nuptials of two of our leading society people in a short time.
 J. R. Fitzpatrick has just received a car load of old reliable Schuttler wa gons and carriages. Drop in and ask for prices on them which are very low. ti
 MT. Hewston, prominent cattle man of Tonto Basin, arrived in town "Wednesday to meet his father and sister, who came on the west bound train.
 Twenty car loads of cattle passed through Flagstaff last Monday from 'Tulare county, California, consigned to Kansas City live stock commission merchants.
 w. II. Anderson, a prosperous ] farmer, who has one of the finest farms to be found in the vicinity of Flagstaff, is in town purchasing sup plies.
 -SRev. G. H. Adams, Superintendent of Missions of the M. E. Church, in Arizona, will preach at the school house both morning and evening, to- morrow, Sunday, June I3th.
 Ben Bawer, formerly ot Flagstaff, has opened new barber shop and bath rooms at Winslow. which is the only frst-class shop on the Atlantic & Pacific Railroad--where he will be pleased to meet all old customers and Als0 new ones. mayz9 I'm