The Arizona champion., 1886-07-24

loaded here this week for shipment east.
 Charles Zeiger, the wholesale liquor man of Albuquerque, Is visiting Flag staff.
 P. J. Brannen shipped two car loads oi wool this week 10 San Fran cisco.
 Frank Hart, a prominent sheep man who resides at Wlnslow, is in town,
 FOR SALE.-A good, first.class sad horse, bridle and saddle for $50 cash. Enquire at this office. If
 Mir. Whitmore, Ex-Superirtendent of Public Instruction of the state of Wisconsin, is visiting Flagstaff.
 Mir. Anderson, brother of W. H. Anderson, of Flagstaff, arrived here from the east thiS week on visit.
 A. D. Young, one of the large wool growers of FlaffStaff, is in town from his range purchasing supplies.
 s. s. Acker, one of the cattle barons of the Mogollon Mountains, is visiting town and his many friends.
 John A. Riley, of Albuquerque, Superintendent of the Bradstreet Company in that city, is visiting Flagstaff.
 Superintendent D. M. Riordan, of the Aver Lumber company, returned Tuesday evening from short trip to Albuquerque.
 Col. Thos. s. Sedgewick, Land Agent of the A. & P. R. R., was in town thisweek, on business connected with his company.
 General Manager T. S. Bullock, of the Prescott and Arizona Central R. R., passed through here this week en route for Albuquerque.
 John Lind, the accommodating sales man of P. Brannen, is under the weather. His many friends miss him and hope for his speedy recovery.
 Geo. H. Pradt, U. S. Deputy Sur veyor, was ill town this week and left Wednesday morning for the San Fran cisco Mts., where he will survey some railroads lands.
 . A washout on the Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe railroad Thursday morn ing, was the cause of our receiving no mail east of Albuquerque, Thursday evening.
 A croquet lawn has been laid out in Jim Blacks front yard, where every afternoon it is pleasant sight to see ladies and gentlemen engaged in that delightful and exhilarating pastime.
 It is reported that Captain Lawton, of General Miles command, surprised Geronimo on the Yongi river, about I3s miles southwest of Campas, in Sonora, Mexico, and captured the entire band.
 It is said that seven miles of track have been laid on the Tucson and Globe Narrow-gauge Railroad. The grading IS being rapidly pushed, and i. is expected to reach San Pedro. thirty-hve miles north, by Novem- Der.
 J. F. Hawks received from San Francisco this week fine large range 8a inches in length by a5 in width, which will be placed in his new brick restaurant. Dad says that when he gets it fixed up he can cook for 800 persons if necessary.
 The San Felipe hotel at Albuquer- que has been closed. The reason as- signed is that 1t was not making ex- penses. Better have P. B. Sherman, the old manager, assume charge again and put the finest hotel this side of St. Louis on its legs once more.
 The Arizona Cattle Company have raised handsome flag pole at the headquarters of the company, Fort Rickerson, from which the stars and stripes float to the mountain breeze, while underneath is broad pennant, with the words, "Arizona Cattle Con- pany," inscribed thereon.
 Briggs Goodrich, an attorney, was shot on Monday at Phoenix by William B. Lount of Lount Bros Ice Factory, with shotgun loaded with bird shot. The charge struck Good rich in the face but had but little effect The latter fired at Lount but missed him. Both are under arrest.
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