The Arizona champion., 1886-07-17
PERSONAL MENTION

I many friends here.
 Col. C. P. Head, of Prescott, is visiting Flagstaff.
 P: J. Brannen is having fire proof roof placed on his new store. | Wm. Adams, IT,, passed through here this week en route for the east.
 M. S. Beal, an old saloon man, is now the accommodating mix ologist at the Parlor Saloon.
 MT. Hewston, prominent stock man of Ionto Basin, was in town a few days this week.
 Judge D. J, Coakley has been ap- pointed registering officer for Flag staff by the Board ot Supervisors.
 J. F. Hawks, the popular restaurant man, will commence the erection of a two story brick building this month.
 Captain B. B. Bullwnllle, General Mana . ger of the Arizona Cattle Company, left Monday on business trip to Albuquerque
 David Babbitt and J. B. Smith; who have been visiting Prescott dur ing the past week, returned home Thursday.
 C. Hall, travelling salesman for the Kraft, Holmes Grocery Company, of St. Louis, is visiting our town in the interest of his house.
 Major w. H. Llewellen, live stock agent of the Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe Railroad Company, is visit ing our mountain town.
 County Superintendent of Public Schools of Yavapai county, J. J. Hawkins, has made the July appor,ionment of school money, in which Flagstaff receives SI3o.
 Marshall Woods, the pioneer merchant, forwarding agent and blacksmith of Ash Fork, passed through here last Monday bound for Missouri He will return in about three weeks, vixen he thinks of removing his business to Flagstaff.
 Hon. w. G. Stewart, who was shot last week, Is up and around, notwith- standing the severe wound he received. MT. Stewart says that it takes more than flesh wound to keep him down.
 Li-u,. John s. Mason, IT,, came up from Fort Verde by ambulance last Saturday, with his wife, two children and servant, to see them off on the train for San Francisco, where they will spend the summer. He re. turned to his post next day.
 C. w. Beach. a prominent stock man of this county, has purchased a range from Philip Hull, about 20 miles east of Flagstaff, on which he will place large number of his beef cattle.
 Philip Hull, one of the prominent stock men of Yavapai county, whose range IS in the San Francisco MOun- tains, Is visiting hs numerous friends here, and like the wise man that he is, recorded his horse brand in this issue of the CHAMPION.
 Mrs. Jas. A. Marshall and daughter, Cora, who have been spending some months in town, went out to their ranch early this week for the summer. They will be sadly missed by society here.
 A. C. Seely, resident master mech anic at Williams, of the A. x. P. !, came in town last Monday to have his left hand dressed by Dr. Brannen, which was smashed by a heavy bar of iron while he was repairing a car at Challender.
 J. H. Breed, the former merchant prince of Winslow, was in town sev- eral days this week, where he met many old friends and made some new ones. "Old Breed" is always wei. come guest here, and seemed well pleased with his visit.
 Frank Pinkerton and H. Pierce, who have been engaged for a long time in boring an artesian we'll at Aubrey, arrived in town early this week. Both of these gentlemen are members of the G. A. R., and may attend the national encampment at San Francisco.
 E. s. Clark, manager and publisher of the Albuquerque Journal, is visit ing Flagstaff in the interest of his paper. Mir. Clark is one oi those pleasant courteous gentlemen whom It IS always pleasure to meet. Under his management the Journal has be come one of the newslest papers in the southwest, and refe cts credit on MT. Clark's journalistic ability.
 carpets.
 Special inducements in carpets.