The Arizona champion., 1890-09-27
LOCAL MATTERS,

Register.
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 Hon. H. c. Gooding, Chief Justice of Arizona. made his first visit to Flag staff this week,
 Dolph Willard, of the Verde, came in yesterday, and took in the Militia ball last evening.
 Fx-Chief Justice J. H. Wright was circulating among his many Flagstaff admirers thls week.
 A big stock on hand; also samples for the trade of fine New York cigars. Call on NJ. Salgman. If.
 Ralph H. Cameron is now in Strong City, Kansas, looking after 10000 feeders for T. J. Eaman,
 A number of our citizens visited our public school last week and found everything very satisfactory.
 Judge Gooding, Geo. E Brown, J A Vail and Hon w G Stewart took in the Cliff dwell s yesterday.
 J. ". Wilson a prominent business man of of Prescott passed through here last Thursday en route home,
 Miss Florence Dobbias, g cousin of the Daggs Bros, is visiting our city the guest of Mrs NJ. E. Daggs.
 Quite large amount Of wild hay has been harvested in this section this ~r, It is of a superior quality.
 Services will be held iu the Clth- pile Church tomorrow as fol flows: Mass 10 o'clock h; Yespers, 7;3O P m.
 Insure in the Equitable Accident Insurance Company.
 C. A. WooDs, Agent.
 A large consignment of hats, fali and winter styles, just received at M Salzmaa's. Call on ne for bargains.
 A wreck at Riordan about seven miles west of here delayed the east mail train several hours last Wedaesz day,
 J. II. Murphy the next Probate Judge of Yavapli County, was d wei come visitor to the metropolis this week.
 It is absolutely necessary that your name appears oa the great register be- fore yoa can vote at the November election. The dance given by the Flagstaff Rifles hst evening was well attended and went of to the satisfaction of all the guests. A big banquet was given the Pres colt hose team on their arrival at Pres colt to celebrate their victory at the Albuquerque fair,
 The person or persons who took a vest from the BIbhits building last week will please call around and get the pants and coat,
 Murray McInernay, the next sheriff of YarapaI County, visited Flagstaff this week. He brought up prisoner from down the road.
 Frank Morrell, J. J. Donahue and James L. Black returned last Wednes- day from Albuquerque, where they went to attend the fair
 T. J. Elmln and wife are visiting Flagstaff on their return from an East ern trip. They leave tomorrow for their home on the Verde.
 lIr Philip Hull, Sr. Is visiting the metropolis from his range near Chal- leddar He reports stock in fine con dition to go through the winter
 Repairs for all kinds of sewing machines kept in stock, or ordered on short notice.
 G. A. WooDs, Agent.
 The postoffice will be kept open on Sunday as follows: From 9 to 10 a. n. and from to 6 p, m,
 GEO. H. Cook, Postmaster.
 J. H. McCoie is expected back from bis trip to England in about two weeks, when he will at once proceed to secnre patents to some very rich copper properties near Lees Ferry.
 Monday is the day set for the meet ing of the citizens of Flagstaff to ar range for the disposition of the surplus funds derived from the sale of lots on the Flagstaff townsite.
 Charley Davis who was so severely hurt in a wreck between Bellemont and Williams, has been taken to the Albuquerque hospital, where, we are glad to state, he is doing nicely,
 Beasley Bros. purchased this week from Erickson x Maxwell 456 head of yearling sheep, paying for them $500 per head. They were as fine a lot of sheep as were ever raised in this sec tion.
 Geo. E. Brown visited Flagstaff this week on his way home from Tucson where he went on United States busin- ess. He came by the way of Albuq uerque, and during his stay in the lat Il IL fr arlI IlaX XrIc