The Arizona champion., 1886-06-19
LOCAL M4TZ,ERS.

David X Francis have re-openeJ tne A, X P. Chop House lA the reAr (, lhrIr P4rIor Saloon.
 ]. K. Fitzpatrick has just received ; lrrse invoice of Armour's Lard wh.ct lt Is selling at bed rock figures.
 The painting of the S,n Juar Saloon, just completed by Mart Hol- ton, r,il=ctS credit upnl hin as an ar ti,l in uis lIne of bu,iness.
 E. $. Wilcox has secured the ser N.rcs oi a tirSt-clAss Blacksmith and k how ready !o do ~Iy wOr& required II | 70 line. june5tf
 A man by the name of Lail wa, severely bitten on the lips and face by d skunk last Thursday near Rogers Lake. The blte of skunk is said tc he poisonous.
 James Allen, whose range is about four mlies from Sloneman ; Lake and who owns large baCd of horses and mules, has recorded his brand Tn this lssue of lhv CHAMPION.
 George Foster, who came in from his range at StInemIn'S Like to at, tend the funeral oi hls brother, R 5. Foster, Jeff Tor home on Thursday to attend the rOl.J l. inIt section.
 We have quite nunber of books In lhls V:hcc called "A treatise or the Horse and His Diseases" which we would De pleased lo d.strrDuregr4ium. Uusly 10 "D'a:,ntI, on duplication.
 For staple and flacy groceries, breakfast bacon, fresh daIry butter California PlckelS, prime mess mack eIel, UoneieNs @Jiisn, new cabbage and onlcns, go to ]. K. H...,4rl,k ,.
 E. $. Wilcox says n ou: adveTtis, Ing cO,umnS that he pro Opuses 10 d. al kinGs ui DiackSmith!ns Iad va !on rrpAlTias .. nls ShOp, and that he mas feed yIld attached for the accom- EouLtIon Oi transient animals.
 Jaues Hl4ley, the barber, will shampoo, cut aud ulm ladies and ChlldTcns' ndIr at their houIcs, if de. sired MT. Healey has had consider. able experience in this line of b4Si. ness In ;he cast, and wi. giy. entire sAtlsiActIOn. JlnI9f
 J. r. Daggs, one of the prominent sneepmeu oi ULr iowa, ha; inl,t in ierestlng letter, regardlng sheep and wool maltero, IL the lhe nu nJ;r of ine American Sheep Breeder and Wool Grower, illustrated mag lzile.
 Ben BAwer, formerly oi FlagslaT, has opened new barber shop and bath rooms at WinSlow. which is the only frst-class shop on the Atlantic & Pacific Rallroad-where he will be pleased % meet all old customers and aIsJ new ones.. may29 I'm
 Judge Chester A. Thomas, Receiver of the Land Office at Prescott, and neice arrived here Thursday. They come on a visit to Mr. Thomas son. J. B., who IS living at Mill Town. The Judge says that he is delighted with Flagstaff and its fine su,nmel weather.
 P. ]. Brannen will have a car load of the celebrated Sludeba&er wagons ,and carriages ln few days. Parties desiring 10 purch tSe wagons oi any -descri pllun should call at our store and examine prices, which are very low. may22if
 Ransom Post, G. A. R., held very interesting meeting last Saturday evening, at which ''muster in" ser. SlceS were held. This post is fast adding to its numbers, and will send quite delegation 10 the National Encam2@ent which meets in San Francisco in AuguS.
 Hon. John Davis, Who was mem Der of the Io'h legislature, and one of 'he largest farmers of the Verde Val Icy, is visiting our mountain city. Mir. Davis informs us that growing crops never looked better, and that farmers are confident that this will be a prosperous year for them.
 Hon. K. L. Long, Superintendent of Public Instruction of the territory, is here inspecting the public schools, as he is required to do by territor- ial law once each year. This is Mir Long's third visit to the public schools of the different counties since his incumbenGy, and shows that he lakes deep and earnest interest in educational matters, as the admirable s0adi,iop of the schools will attest.