The Arizona champion., 1889-11-30
Local Matters,

AtSHuey s8u ihUh iS oSCk Atoi' Prescott.
 Jas. L. Black, our efficient deputy sheriff has gone to frvscott,
 K 5. Gosaey has returned from his rccent trip to Prescott.
 Tho Prescott Journal Miner took holiday last Thursday.
 Henry Kinsley, treasurer of the Aztec Land < Cattle O., is in town on business.
 There will be sn adjourned term tf the District Court held in Prescott in January.
 The ladies of the M. E. chur;h report big success on thsir Thank. giving dinner.
 P. P. Daggs will leave shortly for Phoenix where he will spend the winter montha
 A. NJ. Goudey ia back again and wants more cattle for the San Fran cisco market.
 The Fiagstaf public school pupils enjoyed two days this week as 2 Thanksgiving vacation.
 Stewart < Doc, the able lawyers i. of Flagstaff. returned home Last Tuesday where they went t, attend court.
 Dan Francis was a visitor in tewn the w.ek. He says that the sheep are going through the winter ia good shape.
 Received 2 consignment cf Singer saving machines, and will sell them on easy payments. q. A. Woods, Agent. If.
 The F1asstsa public schools are running in ths best of kLaPe and ara credit to the Principal L. '. Higgins.
 Hoods SarssFarilla cures catarrh b,r expslling impanty from the blood which is the cause of the complaint. Give it trial.
 The best aud neatest place to stop when on your way to Prescott is at Jas. Van Scoy's house. It is kept iii first class style.
 A number of FlagstaA's nimrods went out last Thursday and prsctic. ssl at glass balls. We will publish the score in our next.
 When you go to Prescott and want . good shave Or bath go to W E. Landgrebe, next door to Carrys jewelry store. If
 Mir. Quiglsy, representing Stude. baker Bros, of South Bend, Ind, manufacturers of wagons aud car. ri,ses, was in town this week.
 The surveying rarty which went out to survey the Central Arizona Railway, under Woodbury Howe, have returned after completing theil work.
 John H. Hicks, ons of the solid cstrlemen of Tonto Basin, who has been visiting our town for the past ttraa weeks, left yesterday for his ranch.
 George Buckler, an old rancher oi this section, has moved his family into town for the winter, and to give his children . chance to attend school.
 Mrs G. A. Bray, accompanied b, Giarlotts Pentland, left last Monday afternoon for Prescott. Mrs. Bray will remain there on visit for q bout . week.
 Miss Maggie Marvin, who ha, been attending the Normal institute at Shenandoah, Iowa, returned home this week and was welcomed by hel many young friends.
 Mr. and Mrs Jas. A. Vail return cd last Monday afternoon from ter wosks tnp to relatives and friend' in the East. M-. Vail reports thal he had pleasant time. but is very glad to get back to Arizona.
 David Bsbbitt has now taken full charge of the store of R. H. Cameron which he purchased last week. II, says that he will buy all his good, in car lcts. and will give bis custom < srs the benefit of his discount. N AS an smploye of the quarry va returning home from town last Tues day night he was held up by som, unknown person. between Hawk hotel and the brewery The hold.ul dii not succeed in getting anything
 John Hsncs guarantees to ente th, river ir tho Grand Canyon ever, l2 miles, for distance of 40 miles and will guide any party. desirinl to prospect or explore, from th' mouth of the Little Colorado to th' mouth of the Cataract, which i supposs.so so be sll of the above sait diltsnce. H.3m.