The Arizona champion., 1890-08-09
I have now started my horse

Target practice was indulged in by the Flagstaff Rifles last Sunday afternoon and some good scores were made by the members of the company
 Mrs, Griffith left this week for her home in Indiana, where she takes her son to receive medical treatment. She will be gone about two months.
 Mrs. J. B. Smith went out to her ranch on the mountain this week. She was accompanied by Miss Lola Woods, who goes for couple of weeks recreation.
 In the case of the Territory of Arizona vs. John Skaggs, for ob- tainiug money under false pretenses from John Sanderson, the jury failed to agree.
 There are several visitors in town this week from The Needles and Peach Springs, taking in our cool summer climate. They say that this climate beats California's.
 I have 800 head of fine stock sheep for sale. Enquire at my ranch five miles south of Bellemont or address me at Flagstaff, A. T,
 JAMES H. ESTEB.
 J. F. Hawks has started a bak- cry wagon and will deliver bread, cakes and pies to any part of the City. Orders left at the Hawks house will receive prompt attention.
 Misses Loomis & Davis have moved their dressmaking establish ment to the Babbitt building on La Roux Ave, where they will be pleased to see their numerous GUS toners.
 Geo. W. Sines, P. G. C., of Pres colt Lodge, K of P, who went as Arizona's Representative to the Supreme Lodge of the United States, was on Tuesdays west-bound train.
 T. A. Brophy, catcher of the WinslJw baseball club, had his thumb broken while playing with the team in Prescott. He will have to carry the lame member in 8 sling for some time to come.
 Jack Williams, an engineer, fell of his engine yesterday in the yard at this place and received some serious injuries to his side. He is now at the Bank Hotel undergoing medical treatment.
 Buy the New High Arm Singer Sewing Machine (the ladies favorite. ) Sold on easy terms. For sale at G. A. Bray's and Burchards photo graph gallery. G. A. WooDs, Agent and Travelling Salesman.
 Our contemporary was in error yesterday when it stated that Dr. Marshall had left. He is still in town and will remain for some time to come. He asked us to make this correction.
 Charlie Hawkins is visiting Flag staff this week after an absence of nearly six months. He will prob ably go to work for the Atlantic & Pacific Railroad Company in few days.
 c. O. Hall visited Flagstaff this week from Albuquerque. He states that every effort is being made by the made by the management to make the coming Territorial fair the most attractive one ever held in the Southwest. About S5,000 will be given away in premiums.
 0. H. Schultz came in town this week. He said that one of his men Wm. Logan had killed Silver Tip bear, which weighed 450 pounds when dressed. The fat when ren- dered out made five gallons of oil. Bruin was not killed, however, un- til it had destroyed two ewes.
 Mrs. Snow, the accomplished dressmaker at P. J. Brannen's, will leave in about two weeks for San Francisco, where she will spend a few weeks, preparatory to taking her departure for the East, to re- main permanently.
 Deputy U. s. Marshall Geo. E. Brown visited Flagstaff this week on official business. MT. Brown is strongly spoken of as a candidate on the Republican ticket for the assembly and the CHAMPION hopes he will consent to run, for a more intelli gent and conscientious citizen does not live within the borders of Yavapai county.
 A man died of consumption on Fridays east bound train. He and his wife and two children were en route to Omaha Nebraska where he expected to spend his few remaining days, but the high altitude between here and Williams proved too much for his weak condition, succumbed' Dr. Brannen made an examination while the train was stopped at this place, but the man was too far gone