The Arizona champion., 1886-07-17
WEEKLY CHAMPION.
SATURDAY, JULh7, 1886.
LOCAL M4 TIERS.

 ing the house or the ladder.
 ]. R, Kilpatrick's new brick store IS rapidly rising and will soon add an other ornament to our town.
 The Aver Lumber company are building line of telephone wire from their mill near town to Rogers Lake, where they have branch mill.
 Weunderstand that the Pullman Car Com. Iany will erect two story hotel at .he Grand Canon this summer for the convenience of tourists.
 To reach the bona fide stock men of Northern and Central Arizona, advertise in the columns of the CHAM PloN.
 The nev brick front 10 P. ]. Bran nen's old stor, is completed, and workmen are busily engaged finish ing the interior. Thus the "old land mask" looms up again.
 It is maintained that hydrate of chloral will cure lockjaw by relaxing the tension of the muscles. A recent severe case at Meadville, Pa., was successfully treated in this way.
 Judge Coakley, registering officer for Flagstaff, desires all who expect to vote at the election to be held November ?, to step right up to the Captains ofhce and get registered.
 The Democratic County Central Committee last Saturday appointed the delegates to the County Conven- tion, which meets at Prescott, Septem- Der I3th. Flagstaff is allowed five members.
 Col. Colcord left Wednesday morn- ing for Tonto Basin, where he will interview the cattle men of that section and sell them some more of his fine grade bulls, which he recently brought here from Kentucky.
 A trio of hremen, M. D. Arms, I. C. Partain and Chas. D. Crichton, Came in from Winslow early this week for treatment by Dr, Brannen. The two former are suffering from general debility, and the latter has very sore eye.
 A shooting affray occurred at Chal- lender early this Week, in which one man is reported as having been shot through the breast. We have been unable to obtain the names of the parties or any further particulars in regard to the affair.
 A democratic club was formed here Tuesday evening, and the following officers were elected: President, Dr. D. J. Brannen; Vice, President, T. ]. Norris; Treasurer, D. A. Murphy, Secretary, John Foren.
 w. J. Mulvenon, Sheriff of Yavapai county, arrived here Thursday even- ing, and left the next day for Prescott having in charge James Goldman, who was bound oyer to await the action of the next grand jury for lar ceny, alleged to have been committed at Mill Town last week.
 Ladies who desire to see the month ly sheets of "Butterick' Fashions" and keep themselves posted on the latest styles, should send their address to Ilfeld Bros, Albuquerque, N. M., and obtain, free of cost, those cele- brated fashion sheets which are pub lished monthly. july3-am
 James Goldman, who was arrested here last week for petty larceny, and who broke jail, was brought back from Kingman Saturday, by Deputy Sheriff Francis. He was brought before Jus tice Coakley on Tuesday, for a pre- liminary examination and was bound over in the sum of $500 to await the action of the grand jury, the jail breaking being an additional offense.
 c. w. Beach, an old and ex- perienced journalist, who for many years was the editor and proprietor of the Prescott Miner, came in on Tues days train on a short visit to our town. MT. Beach is now one ot the cattle barons of Yavapai county, and IS actively engaged as one of the con tractors of the Prescott Railroad where he has some 30 teams employed in grading the new road.
 Dr. D. J. Brannen has broken ground on his lot just west of H. ]. Miller's office, on which he will inn mediately erect brick building 22 feet front by 40 leet deep, for drug store and office. The cellar, 8 feet deep, will be built ot stone and extend the whole length of the building, The dncfnr saus ha uill rnnka it fla