The Arizona champion., 1886-11-13

gently elected councilman from Apa- che county, was in town yesterday. He took in the masquerade last night and leit.for home today. Ralph Cameron, one of our enter prising sheep owners, returned from the east last night, after an absence Of some thre. months, which he says he spent most pleasantly among friends and relatives.
 W. L. Van Horn, now of Williams, but formerly of this place, came up yesterday evening, and tripped the light fantastic to his hearts delight at the masquerade. He returned by an early freight this morning.
 The Mite Society had very pleas. ant meeting at the residence of judge Hicks last evening. The kindness of Mrs. Hicks in throwing her house open for the entertainment of the society and her efforts to make everyone al home were duly appreciated.
 Budd Doble, the famous horseman and ,rslner, passed through Wednes- day n,ght, with special car, attached to the passenger train and loaded with celebrated tro,ters, which he will place in winter quarters near Los An ge!es.
 NJ. L. Allstot, agent for White X Holmes, live stock commission mcr- chants of kans,s City, is visiting our town in the interests of his firm and interviewing our cattle men. IL he desires fine fat cattle he has found the right place 10 obtain them.
 The Lockett Bros, Jo. and Hank, sold last week to Geo. B. Knigat, Indian Trader on the Little Colorado River, 100 head of fine stock cattle, and purchased from Frank Rjsllda and Herman Miller I,soo head of sheep. Boys you must thinS that there h more in wool tnan beri. Capt. Wm. GriIfn, wife and son leit here Tuesday evening for their new home m SAnIA Ros4, Cal. Tue Captain aud lsmiiy have been resi- dents oi our town for long tune aud were weil liked and esiee,ned by all our people. WhL, Is Flasstarf's loss wlll Le Santa RJsa's gain. Bon voy- age.
 J. C. Martin, editor and propris- tor of the Journsl-M,ncr, passed through here on Wednesday, and ~lll go AS lar AS Albuquerque ou business as we'll as pleasure. J. (. s ooe of the hardest workers m the profession, and the arduous duties he performed during the recent caapaisn enlItie him to htlle recreation. Durin. his absence the paper will be in charge of Mir. E. (. Smith, of the Albuquerque Journal.
 Rev. G. H. Adams, superintendent of the Nj. E. missions in Arizona, having arrived today from Prescott, will preach tomorrow m 3rning at IT o'clock and in the evening at ' o'clock in C.. A. R. hall There will be some excellent music given. Sunday school at the same place al 10 o'clock, a. m A new church for this sect will be erected near the parsonage on Gold Avenue, of which more particulars will be given by Mir. Adams lo-mor. row.
 MT. and Mrs. J. F. Daggs and two children left this week for Phenix, where they will remain during the winter. Mir. D,ggs Is one of tn: old est citizens of our town and one of the largest sheep owners in YAyapai County. In connection with his two brotherrs they have been engaged in sheep raising in this county for sev eral years and have some of the hnest graded sheep in the territory. The people of Phenix are to be congratu. lated on this acquisitiod to their city, as they will find Mir. and Mrs. Diggs pleasant and accomplished people. |