The Arizona champion., 1890-09-06
LOCAL MATTERS,

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 Democratic convention at Prescott next Tuesday; Republican convention on the 18th.
 A big stock on hand; also samples for the trade of fine New York cigars. Cali on NJ. Salzman. If.
 The ''Coconino" Chop House will be opened tonight in Jas A Vail's. O., c. Dyer will be the manager.
 A large consignment of hats, fall and winter styles, just received at M. Salzman's. Call on me for bargains.
 Thos. J Ross and family now occupy the building of Mr. Thos. Howe, next dcor west of the furniture store.
 Insure ia the Equitable Accident Insurance Company.
 G. A. WOoDs, Agent.
 A number Of our people are pre- pairing to attend the Albuquerque Fair, and will no doubt have d good time.
 Fruit trees which have been plan ted in Flagstaff are all doing well and fruit will be produced from them next year.
 The Militia ball last week was a financial as well as social success, a few dollars being realized to put away for rainy day.
 All members os the Flagstaff Rifles are ca rnestiy requested to be at drill to morrow. A photograph will be taken of the Company.
 The Republicans and Democrats alike will send full representation from Fla@staff to their respective county conventions.
 Hay is worth s2O in the Flagstaff market, and fiuGs a ready sale. Geo. Campbell has sold large quantity to John Sanderson at this place.
 James Allen, a leading horseman of the Mogollon mountains, made us very pleasant cali this week. lie re- turned home last Thursday.
 have now started my horse herd. All parties wishing to have horses her ded can do so hy applying to A. c. Morse. R, ties one dollar per week.
 Repairs for all kinds of sewing machines kept in stock, or ordered on short notice.
 G. A. WooDs, Agent. The postofice will be kept open on Sunday as follows: From 9 to 10 a. m. and from to p. m.
 GEO. H. Cook, Postmaster. Try them. Buy them. Light running, simple and durable, the Singer Sewing machines.
 G. A. WooDs, Agent.
 Sheriff Oneill made a short visit to Flagstaff this week on his return from the the Territorial Republican conven- tion which was held at Phenix last week.
 T. A. Riordan was elected delegate from Milton and H. F. Banta from Mill No. to the Democratic conven- tion, which meets at Prescott next Tuesday.
 W. H. Williams who has been en- gagged in teaching the Williams school will act in like capacity at Ash Fork The term begins the first Monday in October.
 The Operatic minstrels will give a performance at the Wood hall next Monday evening. This is first class company, and will be rare treat to our people.
 Judge E. W. French announces in the Prescott Courier that he will be candidate for renomination for Probate Judge, subject to the action of the D6lQOCraIlC CODN6ilClOn.
 W. NJ Fain came in from the ranch this week aId reports cattle in the finest condition. He says that this section will furnish more fine beeves this fall than ever before.
 w. L. Van Horn, Esq, returnel last Tuesday from Phoenix, where he attended the Territorial Republican convention. He Says that Phoenix Is great town, full of enterp,ising peo- pie.
 J. H. Hoskins, Jr., has returned from his tip to Albuquerque, and has resumed his duties behind the counters of the Arizona Central Bank, one of the most solid financial institutions in the southwest.
 Alvord Aiken, one of the most res pected citizens of this county died at Prescott last Tuesday. His illness only lasted two days. He leaves a wife and two children and two broth CTS, to whom the heartfelt sympathes of the CHAMPION are extended.
 The } following are the Prescott delegates to the Democratic convention: Robert Blair, Dennis Burke, Win J