The Arizona champion., 1886-05-08
LOCAL M4 TTERS.
The weather Is finer than silk.

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 Stock and sheep men are very busy just now.
 James Black left yesterday for his cattle range. 'r
 Two spring sghti yesterday and nobody hurt.
 Hurry up with the new depot, Messrs. A. P. R. R. gents.
 Phillip Hull, of San Francisco mountains, is visiting Flagstaff.
 H. l. Miller, attorney at-law, has moved into his new office on Railroad avenue.
 Is Flagstaff to have an assessor this year. is the question asked very ire Quently.
 The Aouring mill six miles below Florence was destroyed by fire few days ago.
 There's a "home stake" for some one who will keep first class livery stable here.
 Sheriff Mulvenon is visiting Flag. staff on official business connected with his office.
 Don't forget to attend the enter taihment to be given by eke "Mite Society next Friday evening.
 James Black has sold his stable and coral to Capt. B. B. Bulwinkle, man. ager of the Arizona Cattle company.
 We acknowledge a pleasant cal from Reverend J. G. Eberhart, pastor of the Methodist church at this place.
 T. G. Norris has sold his saloon and restaurant property at Williams to J. w. Stephens and D. W. Berry. The Bell mansion on Gold avenue. Is rapidly approaching completion, and Ut i, said that pair will occupy it..
 P. J. Brannen is expected back from the East in few days, where he has been visiting the old folks at home.
 J. R. Fitzpatrick has just received fresh invoice of all classes of grocer ics, which he will sell at bedrock prices.
 Capt. B. B. Bulwinkle, manager of the Arizona Cattle company, returned here Tuesday from short visit to Prescott.
 We understand that several impor- tant land and stock sales are about to be consummated in the vicinity of Flagstaff.
 F. G. Parker has received a letter from T. s. Bullock authorizing him to commence cutting ties for the Prescott railroad.
 John H. Marion has resigned as president of the anti Chinese League at Prescott, and J. P. Ingwerson cleo ted in his place.
 Samuel Black and family have moved to their farm about two miles from town, where they will live dur ing the summer.
 Five Plllmap drawing room axd sleeping cars passed through here Tuesday loaded with Eastern tourists bound for California.
 Wonder what's the matter with the Albuquerque DemoeyaH We have not received copy of this valued exchange for five days.
 A fire at Mohave, Gala, last week, destroyed the freight depot and three passenger cars. It Ii claimed that the fire was the work of an lncendiary. For fine bacon, lard, sugars, teas, syrups. coffee, eggs, butter and hams, 1 call on J. R. Fitzpatrick and he will | suit you, both as regards quality and prices. Messrs. Thomas Fryer and Hiram Blade have been summoned to appear before Court Commissioner ". II. McGrew, at Prescott, regarding some land difficulties.
 Joseph Lockett and David Babbitt left this week for Tonto Basin. They l are looking tor good cattle range, l and if they can find anything to suit, 1 will invest some of their spare cash. J. W. Wilson, the boss clothing man of Prescott, was in town this week. Joe has just returned from an eastern trip, where he went to buy a fresh stock of gents furnishing goods.