The Arizona champion., 1886-05-29
LOCAL MATTERS.
Regular sunmer weather.

menctd to arrive on time.
 Why not organize base ball clul for the 4th of July celebration.
 A. |. Morse advertises aso bushels of potatoes for sale, cheap for cash.
 Regular meeting of Ransom Post G. A. R., at their hail this evening
 Ransom Post are making prepnra- tons for Memorial day, which occurs reXt Monday.
 There's a small fortune waiting foi some one who will start hrSt-cIaSs livery stable here.
 Messrs. Daze & Miller, prominent cattle men of WllIiamS, puOIsn their brand Tn this weeks issue.
 Murphy & OdeIl are adding 10 the attractions of the "Pnc-hlX' n the shape of a new billiard and poet table.
 M. Mandcn, of tn. Erh of Mlndeii E,os. of Albuquerque. wholesale dry &u,us merchants, ls ln town interview. ing our merchants.
 Go and try one of "Drd" Hawks Sunday d,nnerS tu-.nIrrow, il yO" want to feel con;entcd wi;n you,st!. aud rhe whole world.
 Memorial services will bs held at IT o'clock a. ni., tn-mVrrow, m thr Grand Army Hall, All are respect. fully invited 10 attend.
 1he increased nun.hcr oE calves O., Arizona ranges thIs year may D@ rlac ed Io the mcreased numOcr oi Dui.s put on the range last year.
 h the q. h pu. L'r' j:r Tnceon S:a' cats them "rap,d grI,." Wcat about ,re moral lecture delivered 70 the ter rllor'al press som. 'ime as :?
 Mrs. A. A. Prytor, propri1rcss O eAsh Fork Holcl. oAas d rcwud cl Sao.oo. n uhIs i,sus O, lh. CmAMrloN for tne re' CveIy o! two mu'cs.
 We are informed that ". ] Hill. one of the largest she.p ow .ers O. Northern Arlzuaa, naS purchased thc ( tire flock oi sheep owned by ". " PIentiss.
 The Florence Enterprise says thar H. G. Ballow kll,ed his tnlty-iiir" wildcat this week. Our man Friday says he IS glad he does not belong to that tribe.
 General Munger Bullwinkle, of the Arizona Cattle company, IS having extensive improvements made OF the stable ard corrals, recently purchased by him here.
 The remains of pr. G. NJ. Mason, who died Tuesday morning at Vii liams, passed through here yesterIl: on the east bound traiD, en route l. Niles, Ohio, hts former home.
 P. ], Brannen has moved his butch. CT shop into the basement of his new stone building. This wiN enable him to keep meats ice cold during the warm weather.
 Geo. Fam, son of Wm. Fain, i, the boss hunter in this section. On Tues day he killed four deer only a short distance from town. He brought down three of them with one shot.
 No eastern mail has been received since Thursday evening. It is report ed that the delay is caused by the washing away of pat of the railroad bridge over the Rio Grande, near Albuquerque.
 Some fellow got loaded up the oth CT night, and while laborlng under the hallucination that Geronimo was about to attack the town, fired off his little gun about IS times. About 2s days in the town jail would calm his excited imagination.
 Ben Bawer, formerly of Flagstaff, has opened new barber shop and bath rooms at Winslow. which is the only frst-class shop on the Atlantic X Pacific Railroad-where he will be pleased 70 meet all old customers and also new ones. mayzo I'm
 The Wallapai Indians had a local war the other day in Mohave county, which resulted in the killing of five oi aheir braves. We hope they may meet in the happy h1nting grounds, which is the proper place for all good lndians.