The Arizona champion., 1886-04-10

messy have returned from Kingman, where they have had charge Of J. N. Berry's saloon.
 A. w. Colburn, travelling agent for the firm of W. H. Kistler x Co.,, manufacturing stationers at Denver, Colo, is doing the town.
 The Albuquerque National Bank, which closed it's doors some weeks ago, will resume business to day, with an entire new administration.
 Stewart x Van Horn have fine line of ranches and ranges for sale, a full and complete description of which will appear in our next issue.
 All persons owing money to the CHAMPION for advertising up to April Ist, aie requested to forward the same without delay to E. E. Booth, Flag staff.
 J. R Fitzpatrick has purchased the butcher business of K w. Bell, and is now prepared to furnish beef, nut ton, and pork to any point on the A. & P. road.
 B. B. Bulwinkle, general manager of the Arizona Cattle company, de- livered to J, R. Fitzpatrick, this week some very fat beef steers, for this sea son of the year.
 A. ], Day, of Austin, Texas, Theo. Horsely of Honeywell, M. H. Bennett and T. s. Hatton, Caldwell, Kansas, prominent stockmen, are in town, looking up cattle ranges.
 B F. Irby, manager of the western division of the Aztec Cattle company, who has been attending the annual meeting of the Mogollon Stock Asso- citation, has returned to Holbrook.
 ]. N. Berry and family left last Tuesday night for Flagstaff. We are sorry to lose MT. Berry and family from our midst, but what is our loss is Flagstaff's gain. WIAabai T16Hne.
 Right you are, Brother Smith.
 We had a pleasant call from ]. B. rappan, one of the prominent sheep men of Yavapdi county, this week Toe used to be Prescottite, but now claims Flagstaff as his nearest postof- flee.
 The attention of our readers is called to the law card of Stewart &, Van Horn, in this issue. They are both young and energetic gentlemen, and will be pleased to arbtrate any difficulties which may atise.
 The old stand. by, Geo. Hoxworth, has an ad. in this issue of the CHAM PIoN, to which we invite the attention of our readers. He Is prepared to furnish anything in his line from a tin dipper to an elegant Charter Oak range.
 Col. C. F. Colcord, a prominent stock man ot Reno, Kansas, who has been visiting our town in search of cattle ranges, left for his home Tues day morning, He expressed himself as highly pleased with Flagstaff and its surroundings.
 Hon. A. w. Cullen, or as he is more familiarly known, "Grizzly," " has been visiting Prescott. He Is largely interested in placer mining in the vicinity of Walnut Grove, being the superintendent of the Gro Fino Placer company.
 David Rabbit and brother, of Gin cinnati, are visiting Flagstaff. These gentlemen are here for the purpose of visiting and inspecting cattle ranges with a view of purchasing, and are the guests of our popular townsman, Dr. D. J, Brannen.
 District Court opened at Mineral Park, Mohave county, on Monda y morning. Several Yavapai county lawyers are in attendance, includ ing Judge Sumner Howard and E. M. Sanford, Esq, of Prescott, and T. G. Norris, Esq, of Flagstaff.
 J. R. Fitzpatrick has secured the agency of the celebrated Schuttler Wagons, and will have car load in a few days. Those wishing to pur- chase wagons of any description will find it to their interest to call or send for prices of this celebrated wa gon.
 Ten passenger cars, drawn by two locomotives, in charge of Conductor Ed Gail and crowded with people bound west, passed through town this forenoon. We are informed that this is the first section of a train that left Kansas City with 1000 passengers akaarA