The Arizona champion., 1886-10-02

must have enj oyed his visit east, for he looks the perfect picture of health and contentmsnt since his return. l D, F. Mitchell, clerk of. the Board of Supervisors of this county is visit ing our town. Mir Mitchell has been Clerk of the Board for nearly six years, and by his urbane, accommodl. ting manners has made many warm friends throughout Yayapai.
 Any person who wilfully discharges any firearm in our town, should be al once arrested and brought before the proper law officer and severely punished for the offense. This prac. tlce of shooting ot gun just "for iun" should be stopped and at once.
 Miss. Laura G. Fulton, sister, and Miss A. H. Beckwith, cousin of Harry Fulton one of FiAgstl(f's prom lnent citizens arrived here, from Baltimore, Maryland, last week, and will hereafter make this their home. We welcome them to our mountain town.
 The Arizona Wool Growers and Sheep Breeders, Association, met here yesterday. There was q large number of prominent sheep men pre- sent, and considerable business was transacted. The proceedings of the meeting will appear in full, in the next isSu. of this plDer.
 H. D. Rnss, E,q., who has been a resident of our town for the past six months, left on Thur,dty Er the Upper Verde, where he has been en. gagged as teacher of the public school. MT. Ross is young gentleman high Iy educated and the people of thIt place are to be congratulated in securing a teacher Of such ability.
 h this is'us will be touHd the an Iouncemsnt of Wa Y,acey, as candidate fpr the off ,e of constable # this Precinct. M-. YAncey Is an dld lime Ariz ,naian, well known not only in FIss,aT but throughout the county. An hoaest, cap15la, hlr1 working man and one who wouli conduct the affiIrs of the off 2 in an ;ifieient man7er fl elected
 Juige Coaklsy, in addition to hi> Irduous duties as one of the JItgrs of ;his town, has We u0dcrsiapd COTE nenced the pra .tice Of iaY. hii f.5, case being ir th. tnwl oi W,iiins last week, where he wI5 the altorn Y for man from Prescott Juaction. We did not learn the crims committed by his client, but suffice i, to say that he acquitted hrm. Judge you shoul apply for admlioioh tJ Prs :li:e before the 5 Supreme Court oi tn. Territory
 l this weeks issue Of the Cha npion will b. found tie al Of the Reg SIlooa, which hts 1t bsen opened oy the genial Cd DavId. Eyery. thing is new, connected with tie en. tire place. A fine cluo room is oae of the features. waere gelllemel can enjp pleasant hour free from Tn terrupIion Mr D,vii hts spared neither tim: or money in fitting UT this saloon in nea. and attractive manner, and his well known reputa. ton as saloon ma, i, guirantee that only first clasi goodi will be sold and tha, all will receive courteous and gentlemanly attention.
 Elsewhere i1 our collnns will be found the ann )ulcement Of Jtne5 L. Black, for the ofii-e uf Constable of Flagstaff precinct. MT. Black has been one of the peace officers of our town tor long time, having served one year as Depu,y Sheriff, and nearly two as Constable, and during the en, tire time has given, we und rstand, the utmost satisfaction. Jln has many warm friends who will rally to his support on election day.
 w. H. Aihurst, pioneer and one of the largest Stockmen of this sec ton of the County, moved into town to-day from his summer range. MT and Mrs Ashurst and children always spend the fall and winter months of each year in Flagstaff, and they are always welcomed, for their presence at the many social entertainments which are frequently given by our people, add much towards mixing them so pleasant and enjoyable.
 Peter J. Brannen, one of Flagstaff pioneers, and also one of the leading merchants of this place, returned homo on TJureday ayep,no aC,ar oo;,a