The Arizona champion., 1891-05-02
Local Matters.

J. r. Jones, tUitOr oI 1no beiiNfht, made trip to Williams this week.
 All kinds of job work neatly and promptly done at TnE CHAMPION office.
 George II. Cook, our accommodating postmaster, left to-day for short trp to Kansas City.
 lust received. some new styles in lacns misses and chiltren's shoes, at Brannens.
 The 1T members of the Good Templars lodge of this place, gave very enjoy. b picnic on May day.
 J. l.. Nelson, an old and well known resident of Peach Springs, is reeoverin $ from d severe attack of pneumonia.
 Bruce Tyler, who has been acting as relief ageut at Prescott Junction, IS in Albuquerque this week,
 BoRS-At Flagstaff, Arizona, on May l, 1891, to the wife of David Mitchell, n soh,
 BoaN--At Flagstaff, Arizona, on May l, 1891, to the wife of George uo;hdetitr, son.
 John Quinn, ofthe Needles, made ] is first visit u Fla sstlH this week. lie Was greatly pleased with our city.
 Why not organize building asso, citation in Flagstaff It would cer- tainly add largely to the growth of the town.
 A. k. Lee, of the entcrprising ieSelry house of Cook X Lee, returned from Ne :lles Thursday morning, and will remain here during the summer.
 NJ. G. Gillette, of New York, the inventor of a sheep shearing machine, Is here trying to interest Coconino 70 .nty wool raisers in his new way of sheanng.
 T. J. Ross, who has been at Williams fo several months past in charge or Saiz' mans store, returned this week. Mir, Rcsi has commenced the cree tion of dwelling in the Brannen addition
 The A. & P. new time card, which took effect on last Sunday, brings all the passenger trains to this place dur. ing daylight. The west bound passenger trains arrive, No. 3, at 3:45, and No. l, 7:2l p. m. The east bound arrive, No. ?, at S:59 a. n., and No. f, 2:36 D. m. Nos. 8 and 4 are the mail trains.
 J. 0. Potts, under sheriff of Mohave county, accompanied by his little daughter, LalIah, spent few hours in in Flagstaff Thursday. Mr. Potts passed through this section twenty.two years ago, and with his party camped at the oll town spring. At that time there was not white settler between the Little Colorado river and Bang. hart's raEch.
 The following are the arrivals at the Bank hotd during the past week: Jas. Shuley, San Francisco; W. II. Jotn- '1ston, St. Louis; Carlos L. Smart, los Angeles, Cal; W. H. Constable, Chi cago; D. NySwayzer and wife, Win slow, John Davis, Williams; Rein. ken, St Louis; Dr A D Smith, AIbu. querque; T N Johnson, Gallup; Carl Holton, Albuquerque; John Butler, NJ. G. Gillstte, New York; Robert Wagstaf, Kansas City; F R Green, San Francisco; R P Oliver, St Louis
 Judge w. 0. Hazledine, general so- li:itor of the Atlantic and Pacific rail rad, is in Prescott enjoying the hospi- t,,lities of Hotel Burke. The judge is here on businiss in connection with the settlement of taxes of the above com. pany, and will no doubt deal fairly and justly by the county, us he has always done in the past. Judge Hazledine will remain here for several days, and during hia visit will take advantage of the. opportunity to visit some of the mining properties in this vicinity Journal. Miner
 The ladies of the Presbyterian church will hold bazaar in Powell's Hall, on the 7th, Sth and 9th of May. The program is at follows: Wednes
 VIA dinner will be given, beginning at F o'clock, Baby show at same timd All having babies under one year of age are requested to bring them. Prizes will Do awarded. In the evening at $50 an entertainment, will be given, consisting of brilliant display of tableaux. Supper will be served during the evening, commencing at 6 o'clock. Thursday evening--Mrs Jarley's wax works at S:30. Supper beginning at 6 o'clock. Friday even ing--A varied entertainment, and supper. Admission 25 cents. Season tickets good for the the three evenings 60 cents. Tickets for sale at Riordan Mercantile Company's and at the post ofiiee. Meals 50 cents elch. Fancy and useful articles of every description for s,le each evening. It is hoped there will be large attendance, as