The Arizona champion., 1886-09-25

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 Jerry Ford. son of Col. P. Ford, Pubic Administrator, is waiting Flag. aif.
 We understand that the ladies of our town will organize Woman ; R hei Corps at an early day.
 Whenever you desire to hear some good music, visit the San Jaaa Saloon and you will be amply repaid.
 Miss Eva Nichols, ot the Verde, left on Mondays train for visit to fr,ends and relatives at Niles. Michigan.
 Samuel Goldwater. an old Prescott Soy, but who is now reSideut O. Prescott Junction, is visltin. Fils- staff.
 J. R. Fitzpatrick has just received a flesh consignment oi canned gonds 0; al kinds, baking powders, hams. and breakfast bacon. Y
 The columns of the CHAMP:oN are open for announce ments Of any gen tlemen who may wish 10 enter the race for precinct ofices
 T. s. Ballock, General Managers of the Prescott and Ariz Jns Central R R.. passed throish here Ti:sdIy en route to New York city.
 Ernes, Myers. of the finn of Lowen- th4l x Myers, ot Albrql:rqde, va ple- sale liqurr dealer., i' n town inter viewing our bu.lnxss men.
 A. W Whitaker. formerly of the f-m of Rickirus X Whitaker. cattl: owner, in ronto Btiih. left here for 4 wait ,o New York lat MIIdty.
 The second tea miles of the Pes t"tt ra,lra.d have been completed lnj accepted by the Board of Supervisors, and the bonds have been issued to the company.
 Mir. Baer, representing the wool house Of Eisemaa Bros, uf Albuqder- que, was in town and the nelshbpr- hood sevrtal days .ais week. biying wool for that hr.n.
 Miss Mary Hawks, daughter of MT. ] F. Hawks, and one of the in,st popular young ladies of fl,gstaf. wIll leave next Tuesday for Albuq Ter que where she goes to attend school.
 The CHAMPlna acknowledges with many thanks the screnadc trnd-red u, on Tursday evening. Com. agun, gentlemen, and We will try to have some cold tea on hlnd to of:r you.
 There will be meeting of the Ali zona Wool Grow>rs and Sheep Bteed- CTS Association, al Flagstaff, Oct. Ii;. II is desired that all wool growers be present. C. H. SCHULZ,
 II. FULTON, Pres't. Sec'y.
 If you want anything neat, hobby and cheap in the way of gents under wear, boots, shoes and slippers oi every quality and description. call a, ]. R. Kilpatrick's aud he will suit you.
 In this issue will be found the a1 nouncement ot CArley Q leil as a candidate for the office of Constable ofF.agstaff Precinct. Mir o He'll IS an old resident, we'll known. has miny warm friends and without doub, will make strong run.
 Three car loads ofyAngora goats, shipped by C. P. Bailey. of San Jose, Cal. to the fair at Albuquerque psssed ahrough here last Monday morning. Their graceful carriage aad ,heir long. glossy coats of silken hair attracted much attention.
 ( H.J Miller, leading attorney Of Flagstaff and on whom deyolved the duty of drafting platform and reso. .lu,ions for ,he Republicans of Yayapa, county, discharged his du,ies in a manner that excited general comment on account of Inc ability and political knowledge therein displiyed.--Hoof and Horn.
 Capt. E. E. Bullwinkle, General Manager of the Arizona Catde con- pany, and J. R. Fitzpatrick, one of our leading merchants, have received invitations to attend the grand ban quet in honor of General Miles, which takes place at Albuquerque next Mon- day evening. We understand that it is the intention of both gentlemen, accompanied bv their ladies'. to. be present. We hope, they will be, in attendance, to the end that our noun tan town may be well and ably repre- sspied at the grand aGair,.