The Arizona champion., 1889-11-02
Local Matters.

 town.
 S, A. Hawks, special timber agent is in town.
 Fresh Oysters by the can at Lay tons Chop House.
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 Dr. H. Hardrich, of Williams, was visitor to the metropolis this week.
 E. Burgess, register of the land oftice at Prescott has returned home again.
 Lot Smith shipped two cars of very fine beef to Los Angeles, Cal, last Monday.
 There were several strangers in town this week in attendance at the fair.
 Frank Rosilds, one of our largest sheep men, came in from Challen- dar to-day.
 q, A. Woods just received lot O. fine Muscat grapes, whi oh hs will sell cheap.
 J. l. Fisher, of Prescott, pasted throuAh this week on his way home from Chicago.
 K Nj. Doe, Esq, left yesterday f,r Prescott, to attend court, which opens Monday.
 Finest Meyers, the wholesale l;iaor dealer, of Alhuq qlerque, visited onr town this week.
 Mrs. J, F. Daggs and children It for Los Angeles yesterday to s..end the winter
 Miss Nellie Downs, of Winslow, was visitor to our town this week and attend ad the fair.
 Ralph H. Cameron will ship early in the morning train load of cattle to the western market.
 The Courier says that 800 head of cattle were shipped from Banhsrt', station, on the P. & 0. R. R. last week. Received consignment of Singer sss wing machines, and will sell them oa easy payments. G. A. Woods, Agent. If. Wm. Powell, left this week for his home in Nebraska, where he was c.tled to the bedside of his father, , wio lies at the point of death. The Prescott fireman have chal. legged the Phoenix boys for hose race to be run in Prescott for from SJ0D to Sl00.
 Jack" Montgomery, the boss spayer of the Southwest, visited FIagst.,I this week. He is prepar fng to make shipment of beef.
 P. J. Brannen is happy over the arrival at his home of beautiful baby girl on Tuesday evening. Gl,.tlioc and child doing well.
 Agent Brown informs us that he ard the force will move into the new depot ilsxt Tuesday. It is now re- ceisiny the finishing touches from Nj" Sharps.
 ". q. Wihgfela and family arr.- vcl here to-day from their home on the Verde. Mrs. Wingfeid and and chillren 30 to Southern Cali forhia to spend the winter. Through our en .erprising msr- ch,nt, k. II. Cameron, our cattle men have sold considerable beef to Sehoenfell < Jones, of San Fran. GO, Eightesn cars will be shipped M .iIay.
 Wm. Pitts son of J, D. Pitts, left on last Tuesdays train for Bolivar, Mo, where he goes to attend school He was accompanied by his brother C. J., of Walnut, who goes there on q short visit to relatives.
 Acker X Luss, butchers of this city, have just completed the most conveniently arranged slaughtering house in the Territory. It is located two miles south of town and is sup piled with an abundance of water by the X. & P.
 G. Wharton James, who treated cur people to three very interesting illustrated lectures, ieft tlis week for the East lie will lecture to morrow nj Int in the Albuquerque M. k. church.
 For joo work of all kinds, neatly ani promptly executed, call at this office. We are just in receipt of another invoice of fine stationery, and can do anything from visiting .eard to a half sheet poster.
 Wm. M. Munds, the large cattle man of the hIogollons, was in the city this week from his range. He rsturned last Monday and will be here about tho lst with anumber of cattle, which he will ship to the San Francisco market.
 Thos. J. Eaman, of the Verde, is in the city awaiting the arrival from that place of some two hundred head of cattle, which he will ship to