The Arizona champion., 1886-11-27

last night in the C.. A. R. Hall. a
 which a new recruit was mustered in 1 w. M. Munds, one of Yavapai'
 cattle kings, was in town during ,h
 present week, shaking hands with hi
 many friends and acquaintances. l The Mar Bros, Joe and Dan, solc
 last week to Bth,en X Curry, tn, , wholesale and retail butchers at Dag
 gett, Cal, two car loads of fne bee
 cattle.
 When you wish to pass a pleasan
 hour drop into the "PhGnix. Dar
 Murphy is the proprietor and knows
 how to entertain his guests in frs class style.
 Judge C. A. Thomas, receiver O the land office at Prescott, left on Monday nights train after q visit of several days to his son, J, B., who i! one of our oldest citizens.
 Rev. N. L. Guthrie will preach 10, morrow at the school house at II o'clock in the morning and ! o'clock in the evening. Sunday School al the same place at 10 clock a. m. We had the pleasure of meeting this week w. N. Fam, one of our foremost cattle ralsers. Mir. Fam and fan ly have moved from their summer range into town, where they will reside dur ing the winter.
 Our old time acquaintance. Capt. Geo. Allen, of Prescott, is visiting our mountain town, and we acknow- ledge pleasant call. The Captain looks just as young as he was five years ago when he was digging out chunks of gold at Walnut Grove.
 George Pemberton, an employe of Henry Mehrens, had both of his hands frozen while lon the cattle drive from Beaver creek to this place. He was treated by Dr. Brannen and left for home on Tuesday.
 A number of the boys who came in with the cattle from the San Fran cisco and Mogollon noun ntaius, held d genuine old.flshioned rodeo dance at the San Juan on Wednesday night to which everybody had d cordial in. Yitatlon.
 By the kindly aid which every one in a measure IS capable of giving, paper may be made a great pleasure and more valuable servant to the community. So please each and every one when you know something of in. terest leave the information at this office.
 Among the many prominent cattle men who were elected to the 14rh legislature and who will exhibit dur. ing the session a whole lot of good sound common sense in helping to enact some sensible cattle laws is one of Flass,af's oldest citizens W. II. Ashurst.
 When you are loaded down with a good item don't forget to call at the CHAMPION office. Some people have an idea that the editor should know everything that is gong on in town. A newspaper man is human and can not be at five different places at the same time.
 The little girl of W. F. Walters found bottle of corrosive sublimate in their back yard at Mill Town last Saturday and took drink of it, which nearly cost her her life. The pronpt administration of milk and the whites of eggs counIeracted the effects of the poison, and the little sufferer soon re. covered.
 In our columns this week will be found the ad. of P. M. Fisher, one of of the leading saloon men ot Prescott. "Cap," ashe is more fsmiliarIy known and called by his many friends, has one Of the cosiest places to be found in the Capital City. When you go to Prescott be sure and call and sec han and you can rest assured he will treat you like prince.
 The foundation is laid for the Meth. | odist Episcopal church on the north l side of town, and the lumber for the frame and sides, including shingles, IS paid for. The doors ald windows are being made and we hope ere Christmas to see it completed. There Ire nothing like school houses and | churches to build up town, and we ,ail with pleasure every such addition Q our advancement.
 An impromptu social dincing party vas given Thanksgiving night at c u,U ,.,h;oL ,- .... l.i; .L.