The Arizona champion., 1886-09-11

s~" John Marshall and family came in from their ranch yesterday to spend the winter.
 The public school here will open next Monday, Sept. I3th, in charge oi Mir. G. D. Brothers.
 ]. R. Fitzpatrick has just received a fresh consignment oi canned goods oi all kinds, baking powders, hams and breakfast bacon.
 The Mne Society will meet at the re sidence ot Mrs. J. H. Rumsey next Friday evening. Everybody is in vited to attend.
 The regular meeting of the Demo cratic Club has been postponed from Monday evening next, until Monday evening September aoth.
 G. W. Lang, in the butchering business at Los Angeles, Cal, is look, ing at the sheep ranges around Flag staff with view to purchase.
 The Grand Army Post of Flagstaff will visit Albuquerque during the ex- position in a body and in uniform. They will receive grand welcome Albuquerque Journal.
 P. ]. Brannen received this week a car load of groceries from California, a car load of grain from Kansas, and has two car loads of mixed goods on the way from the east.
 Our old friend John Kirwagen came up on Monday from his ranch on the Verde, with load of fine fruit of his own raising. which he readily sold to our citizens.
 David Blbbitt, of the Bibbitt Bros. |, owners of large band of cattle in this section, left Tuesday for a visit to relatives and friends in Cincinnati, Ohio. He will be gone about month. C. H. Schulz, who has been absent for the past three weeks in the east visiting relatives and friends. returned home this week. Charley looks as though his trip had agreed with him.
 At his own request, approved ty ths Medical Director of the Department, the contract of Acting Assistant Sur geon F. K. Ainsworth, U. s. Army, (Whipple Bauack9 is hereby an nulled.
 J. R. Fitzpatrick received this week q car load of canned goods, Car load of California -four, car load of salt, car load of groceries, a5 cases oi boots and shoes and car load of gen eral merchandise.
 If you want anything neat, hobby and cheap in the way of gents under wear, boots. shoes and slippers O every quality and description. call al ]. R. Kilpatrick's and he will sui you.
 T. l. Eaman, of the Verde Valley after spending several days with us left on Tuesday for Burlington, Kan sas, where he goes to purchase | bunch oi high grade cows for hi range.
 Mrs. T. W. Otis and her daughter Mary, and Grant Randall, son of A G. Randall, all of Prescott, passed through here yesterday for Cloverdale Ohio, where Mary and Grant will bs placed at school.
 John Sanderson moved his stor yesterday from near the skating rinl to the house formerly occupied by tn "Cottage" saloon on Gold avenue which will be much more conyenien for his many customers.
 The short line which has been run ming between this place and Winslov is now running from here to Williams Conductor McCammon has been tran: ferred to the work train, and Con ductor Dodge has charge oi the shor line.
 Robert Gillanders, foreman fo Daggs Bros. was in town several day this week visiting h,s many friends He left on Thursday for Prescott t attend a conclave of the Knights O Pythias, of which order he is promi nent member.
 Joseph Leckey, who has shoe range some 45 miles east of Albuquer que, was in town this week, and. W understand, purchased a number o graded rams from Daggs Bros. Thi il quite a compliment to Arizon sheep-raising.
 It is currently reported that Gen Miles, commanding this department and some of his staff will arrive her in few days, and make trip to tn Grand Canyon. as the guests of Capt