The Arizona champion., 1886-08-21
Mrs. A. C. Seelyis very sick at Will.

ioA ySS'J 'ASshAhS ouo WNht u t' on the freight. Her illness was brought about by constant attention to her sick baby which came near dy- ing last week.
 Thomas Miles, who has been a passenger brakeman on the A. x P. tor some time, has been promoted to night telegraph operator at Kingman.
 Mrs. Miles, who has been very sick at Winslow is sufficiently improved to be moved to Peach Springs.
 John Foren, who has been with J. N. Berry at the San Juan Saloon for the last three years, will open saloon tonight at Prentiss' Mill. If Jack is as popular in his new field as he has been here, we are sure that success will attend him.
 T. ] Eaman, a prominent cattle man of the Verde, arrived in town
 Thursday night from the east, where he disposed ot large band of cattle at good figures. MT. Eaman says that at present the market is very low.
 General Manager B B. Bullwinkle, of the Arizona Cattle company, left on Monday for Albuquerque to re- ceive about I, 900 head of stock cattle which the company recently bought, and which will be placed on their range near the San Francisco Mts.
 Ladies who desire to see the month ly sheets of "Butterick's Fashions, !" and keep themselves posted on the latest styles, should send their address to llfeld Bros, Albuquerque, N. M,, and obtain, free of cost, those cele. brated fashion sheets which are pub ,ished monthly. july3-am
 Stockmen who visit Flagstaff from any point, are cordially invited to call at the CHAMPION office, the latch string is always on the outside, and we have some cool fresh mountain spring water always on tap. Besides we desire to get the latest stock news from your several localities.
 Judge John C. Shields and wife, passed through here on the east bound tram Thursday morning. Mrs. Shields goes to their home in Michigan and the Judge we are informed will visit Washington, after which he will re- turn to the Territory, expecting to arrive not later than the 10th of September.
 Tuesday afternoon g car loads of cattle, belonging to MT. Smith, passed through here en route for his stock range at Challender. A CHAM PIoN reporter who was at the depot when the train arrived, looking into one car noticed two or three dead animals. but from what cause, is un- able to state, but probably was caused from failing down and being tramped On by the others.
 During the excitement, attendant upon the meeting and speeching, al the Democratic Club Mondly even ing, E. P. Riley, alias Whiteoaks. who was confined in the town cala. boose, on charge of for sery, y,managcd, Tn some unaccountablc manner, to cut his way out to free lo n, and left this place without even saying adios to anyone.
 We are informed that duriug the past few days two or three men who have been town, while under the in fiuence of the "oh, be joyful" have been robbed of various amounts of| money, while laying asleep. Our officers should investigate this matter and endeavor to ferret out these ''rollers" and vagabonds to the end that they be given at least years free board and lodging at Yuma.
 The Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers will give a grand ball at on next Tuesday evening, August 24lh. Tickets will be sold at s each. which allows admittance for lady and gent and a trip ss from any point on the line ot the A. K P. R. R. to Winslow and return, good until Aug. 20th, also fine sup per. This is large amount of luxury for the small amount of money, and he CHAMPION force proposes to rus lie from this on, to gather the needful necessary to take in the entertain ment.
 MT. J. A. Moynihan, who is travel ng for the well known clothing house )f B. Freijlander. of San Franc;sco