The Arizona champion., 1889-04-06
Local Matters.
"Boss" Ackers is in town.

Look at G. A, Bray's new ad. in this issue.
 Mrs. Richardson, of Williams was a visitor to our town this week.
 c. A. Woods has some second hnnd stoves which he will dispose of cheap.
 Deputy Sheriff Mike Hickey was a visitor to our town this week on official business.
 Mrs. G. A. Bray made short visit to Prescott this week return ing home last Thursday. ...
 Received consignment of Singer sewing machines, and will sell them on easy payments. G. A, Woods, Agent. If.
 Mrs. Thomas McMillen and Miss Maggie Brannen were pleasent visi- tors to this off ,e last Wednesday afternoon.
 Stockmen in this vicinity are all actively preparing for the spring rodeos which will commence i'm mediately.
 The Arizona Lumber Go. ex- poets to commence operations out in the country about the 10th of this month.
 Thomas Officer of Boone County Arkansas, is in town on visit and. may make take Flagstaff residence permanently. <.
 Indian views, curiosities, scenery of Arizona and New Mexico for sale at D. J. Brannen & Cos. Post office building. 2t.
 Charley Stehm has opened the Larber shop formely owned by the Carter Bros. He is recently from Eureka Springs
 Mir. Finn was hard worker for Coconino County and has the thanks of the community for his untiring zeal in our behalf. ...
 Mrs Wm. Glendening and Miss Mary Hawks were visitors to Wins low last week, the guests of the Misses Hawkins, of that town.
 Tickets are out for the grand ball and supper to be given by the K. of P Lodge of this place to the visit ing brethern of the Grand Lodge.
 MT and Mrs. Thomas McMillen left last Wednesday evening for Winslow on visit to friends in that town. They will return home this evening.
 Fred Riley, of Flagstaff, put in good licks for Coconino His next move will be to build a railroad to Grand Canon. He is pusher.-l Prescott Courier.
 Mir. Joe Brannen is seriously thinking of investing in the sheep business If he should make up his mind to do so, the CHAMPION wishes him success.
 A very pleasant social dance was given last Monday evening at the residence of Mir. and Mrs. Wm. Fain, which was highly enjoyed by all those who attended,
 E. S. Wilcox returned home last Wednesday from the Lees Ferry, where he had been with the sheriff's party in quest of the train robbers. HeSs quite lively corps.
 Jerry Woodbridge was in town this week from the Little Colorado, where he has band of sheep. He says that the country never looked better and that grass is high. z David Rabbit returned last Tues day evening from very pleasant trip to California During his absence he visited most of the prin- cipal cities in the golden state
 Attention is called to the new advertisement in this issue of J. H. Morse, carpenter and builder. Mir. Morse is first class artist in his line and will treat you fair and square.
 Charley Bush has completed his new residence on the south side of the railroad track and is now a happy man. He thinks that in- vestments in Flagstaff real estate are as good as gold.
 Attorney T. G. Norris is beauti- fying his residence by planting trees. This should be followed by others as it improves the looks of our town and invites travellers to stop over and invest
 In this issue of the CHAMPION will be found the ad of P. J. Bran nen X Bro. This firm has recently added to their stock of dry and furnishing goods tailoring depart .ment, which is under the supervis- ion of MT. John Derr, an eastern cutter. Their stock of clothes will  arrive next week.
 Break up the gang of burglars and sneak thieves that are at pres .ent making nights hideous for our people. They did no less this week than to rob three houses. viz: Mir.