The Arizona champion., 1886-08-07
LOCAL MA TIERS.


 and reports wild turkeys in abundance around there.
 Henry Sorg, late of Prescott, and now of Albuquerque has been In town several days.
 Arthur Whitaker and MT. Taylor, from the Verde, spent Sunday and Monday in town.
 David s. Russell, of Parker's Mill, came in on "Wednesday tor short visit to his many friends.
 Marshal Woods, late of Ash Fork, f, was married to Miss Lucy McKinsey at Moberly, Mo, July 18th.
 T. S. Bullock, General Manager Prescott & Arizona K. R., was on the train yesterday bound for New York.
 MT. Wm. Willis, freighter from the Verde, secured a logging con tract from the Aver Lumber Company this week.
 Wm. Mulvenon, sheriff of this coun- ty, arrived from Prescott yesterday, and will spend a day or two looking after licenses.
 MT. Powell, from Black Falls on the Little Colorado, has sold all his cat tie to Messrs. Shelton and Calcord at private prices.
 Gov. Zullck passed through here on Friday on his way to New Jersey. When he returns he will bring his family with hlm.
 Charles w. Davis, of Williams, an engineer on the A. X P, k. R., is, with his wife, visiting his father, Cor, nelius Davis, of this place.
 Chas. NJ, ("Jack") Montgomery, from the Mongollons, is spending ., few days with us, getting himself in condition for the fall rodeo.
 Thirteen car loads of prime beei cattle, from Ash Fork, belonging to Mitchell & Wells, passed through las, night bound for Kansas City.
 Chas. B. Kehrman, representing the Causs-Shelton Hat Co.,, of St. Louis, IS Tn town supplying our merchants with hats ot all shapes and sizes.
 The butcher shop on Railroad Avenue has been moved back to make room for another new building which John Clark is erecting on tn. site.
 Felix Mandell, of the MAndelI Bros, dry goods merchants of Albu- uerque, was here a couple of days calling on our merchants and deal CTS
 Work on the new brick buildings of J. K. Fitzpatrick and P. J. Brannen has been steadily progressing, and they will soon be ready for occu- pancy.
 John Clark is pr:ting up a new frame building, with a store front, on Railroad Avenue, between Francis Bros saloon and T. C. Norris law office.
 Mrs. w. H. Grove and her daugh- ter, Miss Florence, left town on Thurs day morning for weeks visit 10 MT. Wm. M. Munds' ranch, on the Upper Verde.
 Look out for chicken thieves. Sew eial losses were reported during the nights when we had no moon. A dose of buck-shot would be good for the complaint.
 The smiling contenance of Gus. B. May, of Williams, is visible on our streets. He is taking much interest Tn the horse race to take place here next Sunday.
 Thos. McMillan and party made delightful trip to Oak Creek this week, and fully enjoyed the exciting sport of landing the speckled beauties of that famous stream.
 Adam Conrad returned to town, having gained several pounds in weight and laid in stock of good health by a visit of ten days to the mountains, living on young wild turkeys, etc.
 The buildings occupied by H. J. Miller and Andy Mum are being moved six inches eastward to make room for Dr. Brannen's new brick store and office soon to be erected. There was large attendance at the meeting ot the Flagstaff Demo- cratic Club at the C.. A. K. hall last Monday night, when the necessity and