The Arizona champion., 1886-07-31
Thos. McMillen, prominent sheep

some time next month.
 Frank Middleton's new dwelling will soon be completed, and will be ar ornament to our town.
 Our genial friend, Richard Marsh is now manipulating the cleaver al Geo. Primes butcher shop.
 Frank Hart, large cattle and sheep man, whose range is near Winslow, is in town purchasing supplies.
 FOR SALE.-A good, ffrst.class sad die-horse, bridle and saddle for Sso cash. Enquire at this office. If
 ]. Y. Brothers has been appointed Jastice of the Peace for Flagstaff Pre- cinct, vice J. W. Spaford, resigned. Mrs. J. B. Thomas and her two children returned by Wednesdays train from visiting relatives in Kan. sls.
 T. G. Norris, Esq, who has been absent fer several days on legal busi, ness, at Prescott, returned home this week.
 Robert Finnie of the cattle firm of Brannen, Finnie x Brannen, was in town this week from his range in the Aogolion Mountains
 The Vanderlip Bros, Wm. B., IT,, and F. M., have fine range and a large number of cattle about 5 miles southeast of Flagstaff.
 ]. C. Herndon, of the law firm of Eerndon & Hawkins, of Prescott, passed through here Wednesday en route to his home Tn Missouri.
 Harry Fulton, President of the Ari- zona Sheep Breeders and Wool Grow CTS Association, of Flagstaff, is in town visiting hIs nany friends.
 C. B. Hawley, ofthe firm of Stover, .lCsary x Co.,, wholesale grocers, Al baquerque, was in town this week, at tending to business for his house.
 The bug of the politician is heard in the land, and your iamily's, as well as your own health, will now be enquired after with great solicitude.
 Chas. CaIcord, who has been quite ill for the past week, Is rapidly recov. ering and was on the streets this week shaking hlnds with hls many friends.
 F. W. Middleton's wife and chil- dren returned home this week from Globe, where they have been visiting relatives and iriends for the past two months.
 The largest stock of carpets, oil cloths, linoleum and widow shades west of the Missouri river, at eastern prices, at Torlina's Bazaar, Albuquer- que, N. NJ.
 There will be an "Apron Sale" and "Box Supper" meeting of the Mite Society at the G. A. R. Hall, Friday night, August aoth. All are invited to attend.
 Cents furnishing goods and hats must go at so cents on the dollar Goods warranted as represented or money refunded, at Torlina's Bazaar, Albuquerque, N. NJ.
 Ralph Cameron will do the honors at J. R. Kilpatrick's establishment during the absence of R. W. Bell, who has gone to San Francisco to at tend the grand encampment.
 Ed. Rogers, who formerly run so successfully the A. & P. Chop House here, has returned and intends to open another restaurant in some convenient locality. even if he has to build.
 John K. Cullin. a prominent Grand Army men of Troy, New York, on his way to the National Encampment at San Francisco, made the CHAMPION office pleasant call Wednesday.
 Torlina's Bazaar carries only first class makes in shoes, in sizes and widths from 4 to FEE. No second price-where child can buy as cheap as man. Albuquerque, N. M.
 The through trains from the east, which were delayed three days this week by washout on the A., T. & S. F., began coming through last Wednesday and brought the delayed passengers and mails.
 Judge Chester Thomas. Receiver of the Land Office at Prescott, was in town last Monday, and says that noth- ing has been heard from a Mir. Camp, who has been appointed Register at thst place.
 -, Two companies of the Ninth Infan-