The Arizona champion., 1886-07-03
The town IS full of strangers.

nC iOWu IS lull Ol StIdllSCIS.
 The Arizona cattle company pub fish several new brands in this issue to which we call the attention of our many readers.
 John Sanderson has made arrange mentS to receive from California daily all varieties of freshest fruits, nuts, and berries that prolific state affords.
 Public Administrator Ford has been instructed by the father of P. A.. Beckers to offer a reward of ST 900 for the recovery of the body of the missing man.
 John SanderSon manufactures and bottles soda, sarsaparilla, ginger and other mineral waters, and handles all the good ice put up in this section.
 The new store of P. J. Brannen is rapidly nearing completion. The new brick front will make it as fine look ing building as can be found this side of San Francisco.
 John Sanderson, our enterprising ConfeCtioner, will nave stand on the grounds. July 5th, where he will dis leuSe ice cream, lemonade, soda Wa ter, etc., to the hot and thirsty crowd.
 Captain Henry Warren, General Manager of the Aztec cattle company, uld Judge I. 5. Bunch, who have been visiting Flagstaff for several days, lett for Their home on yester- osy's tram.
 The Mite Society will meet Friday night, July 9th, at the house of T. G. Norris, Esq, There will be select readings, and ice cream and other re- tr.ohments will be served. All are Curdi4llysinvl,ed to attend.
 Ben Bawer, formerly of Flagstaff, has opened a new barber shop and bath rooms at Winslow, which Is the only frst-class shop on the Atlantic & Pacific Hailroad-where he will be pleased to meet all old customers and also new ones. may2o nm
 The Mogollon Stock Association will meet at Flagstaff, Tuesday, July 9th, 1886. All persons interested in the stock business are cordially invit- ed to be present. 2t
 Major James Rosborough, of Hack berry, was welcome visitor to Flag staff during the week. "Jim," as his friends call him, came to Prescott in "A, and is we'll and most favorably known throughout Yavapai and Mo have counties.
 James Healey, the barber, will shampoo, cut and trim ladies and Childrens' hair at their homes, if de- sired. MT. Healey has had consider able experience in this line of busi- ness in the east, and will give entire satisfaction. junI9tf
 .1hos. J Eaman, formerly superin- tendent of the Black Warrior Mining company, but now engaged in the cattle business, shipped from here to kansas City last Monday, 34o inc steers, on Y cars, averaging 20 head to the car.
 Chris. Os;erwaldt, for many years connected wiih Rabies Brewery, and recently proprietor of the Pacific Saloon ln Prescott, having sold out, was in town .his week seeking where to Invest most prohtaDly hiS extra sneckels. Success to Chris. wherever he may go.
 Prof. NJ. H. Sherman, Adj't. Gen. of An1ona, formerly Territorial Su- peTntendent of Education, and for many years 50 closely identified with our school system, paid Flagstaff pleasant visit this week, leaving tor hls ranch Id the Verde Valley on last Tuesday,
 Prof Christol, the champion athlete and wrestler, win his trainer, Ben T. Smith, arrived here last Monday and ! spent two days trying to get up a match, but Was unsuccessful, as our | local wTestlcIS were out oi trainlng. | lie has gone up ihe road to test the