The Arizona champion., 1886-05-15
LOCAL MATTERS.
Regular summer weather.

P. P. Daggs is in town from Win slow.
 Fine moonlight nights, for the you ng men.
 The voice of the office seeker is heard in the land.
 P. ]. Brannen's new store is being rapidly completed.
 J. B. Smith is in town purchasing supplies for his ranch.
 Our genial friend Richard Marsh is attending court at the Capital.
 C. E, Boyce, the leading merchant of Williams, is visiting Flagstaff.
 Charley Colcord is a witness before the court commissioner at Prescott.
 J. F. Hawks. the popular restaurant man, is going to build brick hotel.
 A cigar store and saloon were broke into by burglars at Prescott this week.
 The Daggs Brothers are shipping q large amount of wool and pelts east.
 Dr. Cornish has fitted up a neat disrcnsary in his office on Railroad Avenue.
 The railroad company is having new water pipe laid from the spring to the tank.
 Mrs. ]. B. Thomas left on Tuesda, for a short visit east. J. B. is now a lone widower.
 Fresh California cherries and straw berries are some of the luxuries to be bought on the trains.
 Frank Livermore, an old Prescott boy has taken a situation with the Arizona Cattle Company.
 Mcssrs. Parker & Co.,, of Prescott, will commence cutting tics for the Prescott railroad within a week.
 The dance which was to have taken place Thursday night has been post poned until next week Thursday.
 Frank Hart, one of the largest sheep nsen in Northern Arizona, is paying his numerous friends here visit.
 P.J Brannen is the agent for Stude- haker's wagons and carriages, and will sell you one at very low price.
 Jas. A. Vail has added to the at fractions of the Palace Exchange, by putting up a new billiard and pool table.
 Adam Conrad, who has been quite sick for the past week, is rapidly re- covering under the treatment of pr. Brannen.
 Parties desiring to dispose of ranges and cattle will find it to their interest to communicate with Sewart & Van Horn.
 If you want to love your neighbor as yourself, go to Ed Rogers, A, & P. Restaurant and order one of his ex. cellent breakfasts.
 An excursion party, bound for Cal ifornia, passed through here Tuesday. They numbered about 200 and occu- pied six Pullman coaches.
 The fees collected in the month oi April by county officers, were as fol, lows: Sheriff, saS6. 46; Clerk of Court, S4o.9o; Recorder, SrS4.7s.
 H. D. Ross, a promising young lawyer of Williams, who has been visiting our town for several days, left for home on Wednesdays train. ~% Ransom Post, G. A. R., held a very interesting meeting at their hall last Saturday evening. There was a good attendance of the old boys.
 Probate Judge Hawkins and wife of Prescott, and Eli Puntney, of Will Hanson valley, were passengers on the west bound train yesterday evening. Geo. H. Loucke, the courteous day operator has gone on a visit to Albu- qnerque, and J. c. Viuing is now do- ing double duty on the telegraph wire.
 w, H. Ashurst, one of the promi- nent stockmen of Flagstaff arrived home yesterday from his cattle range, where he has been attending the rodeo.
 The trial of Maxwell, who killed Preller in the Southern Hotel, at St. Louis, Mo, last year, and who was captured in Australia, has commenced in that commercial city.