The Arizona champion., 1890-10-04
LOCAL MATTERS,

A slight fall of snow fell last night but quickly disappeared.
 S. B. Hibben, Secretary of the Ari- zona Sand Stone Co, is in town.
 F. B. Jacobs, county surveyor, is visiting Prescott on all official trip.
 The 'Operas" lead them all. A pure Havana cigar for sale at Salzman's.
 Wm. Dunoan, one of the substantial COW men of Fort Verde is visiting our city.
 Don't forget that the Catholic Fair will be held about che 22d of this month.
 Less than two weeks to register in. Don't lose auE time and go and do ssg at once.
 A. NJ. Goudy, the San Francisco cattle buyer, is in town lookkjng for feeders.
 Hon. w. G. Stewart made busin ess trip of few days to A Albuquerque last week.
 The A. E P are employing a large number of men along their line. They say good men are scarce.
 Mir. and Mrs. H. J. Miller and Mrs Geo. Hoxworth have gone to the Grand 
 Canyon on a pleasure trip.
 A big stock on hand; also samples for the trade of fine New York cigars. Call on NJ. Salzman. tf.
 David Babbitt, of the firm of Bab- bitt Bros, is visiting Los An sel&g and San Francisco on Business. Mrs J. II. Hoskins Jr, left this week for St. Lrui7, her former home, to visit friends and relatives. Mrs. A. c Morse has returned from her visit te the Etst, and is welcomel back by her numerous friends.
 Our erterprisfng merchant c. H. Clark shippe two cars loads of pota- toes to Albuquerque this week <. Insure ia the Equitable Accident Insurance Company.
 G. \. WooD', Agent.
 Mir. and Mir. Arthur Wilde, whS i have been spending the summe' in Flagstaff, have returned to the Needles. Frank Beal of Bellemont, came in this week to lay in winter supplies. lie says the range Is fine and sheep are in good condition.
 A. G. Oliver was a visitor to Flag staff this week. Mir. Oliver wants to bs treasurer of this county. He is the Democratic nominee. James Cart, an old time Flagstaffite, now extensively engaged in wool grow ing in Apache County, was viewing our town this week.
 TAe home of Fletcher Fairchild w2s gl.ddened last Sunday morning by the arrival of pretty little girl. Mother and child both doing well. Mir. and Mrs. Wm. Fain, of Oak Creek, Were in Wednesday laying in Winter supplies. MT. Eain says that cattle are i'll fine condition.
 The Board of Supervisors have order ed that two Justices of the Peace and two Constables be elected at the ensu ing election for Flagstaff precinct.
 Col. J. c. De La Vergn, President of the Arizona Cattle Company arrived Thursday morning from New York to look over the Company's extensive ranges.
 Repairs for all kinds of sewing machines kept in stock, or ordered on short notice.
 G. A. WooDs, Agent.
 Hon. John V. Rhoades, Genera, Manager of the A Cattle Company has sold to Wm Kirk, of Ceicago 700 fat beeves, $50 of which were shipped Thursday. Hon. J. NJ. w. Moore, t4e Re publican candidate for Councilman of the Northern district, stopped over in Flagstaff this week on his way to Apache county.
 J. M. Simpson announces himself in this issue of the Champion as a candid ate for Justice of the Peace of this ppecinct If. elected Mir. Simpson will fill the office with credit and ability.
 w. T. Richardson, prominent bus iness man of Prescott. is visiting Flag staff. Mir. Richardson is an old news paper man, having been connected with the Prescott Courier for long time.
 M. Myers, who has friends by the score in Yavapai County, passed through Flagstaff this week en route to Mexico, where he goes to accept the position as Land Agent for a railroad company of which Mr. T. S. Bullock is president.
 The attention of our readers is dir ected to the ad of N D. Flores; which appears in this issue. Mir Flores is an accomplished dancing master, and those of our young people who care to