The Arizona champion., 1891-04-25
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Local Matters.

moved a few miles out of town.
 P.J. Branuen has the best stock of Dry Goods and Notions in town.
 The presiding elder of the M. E. church Is expected here next week.
 Our merchants and everybody else sre jubilsnt over the prospects of very profitable season.
 w. P. Buckner of Phenix, is the latest arrival in Flagstaff. He intends to reside here permanently.
 Fos SALg OR RENT-Two houses and lots near the Catholic church. Inquire at this office At. Mrs. T. J. Coalter and son, Harry, have arrived home from Albuqurque, N M. wnero they have teen on visit.
 Mrs. w. E. Lock wood, who has been confined to ler room with severe at. tack of pne Im lniA Is better and able to be up.
 Tho Ladies' Aid Society of the M. E. charca ~sii glyeA Merchants Carnival oiths i2tn s,,i l3tn of Aiay III foweus new hall. A nice lot of Table Damask and Table Napxins ootn m Wnits and lurxey Red just received at r. ,. Braunen's.
 TIE CHAMPION extends its congra tu- lstiJns to .Mr. anu M,s. U. R. Bay loss. 1t Ia giri, ani weighs nine pounds.
 J. II. Esteb, a sheep grower of this section, arrived home this week from tho oAit River Vaney, wheie he has wiltersd uis hoGk.
 The budding formerly occupied by Ed. Sbippie as g carpenter snop, Is Lc.ns ronGted anu nxed up preparatory to moving lHE CnAsPioS vllice.
 The ladies Of t..e Presbyterian chareh are making preparations Tor their fair, of wLi;u ~s val give par ticuisrs Iu our next lssue.
 The Western Union Telegraph com pauy are niLroi1cins Sue scit- [" indiny syncnronixed clocks here, and quite a number of our unserprisins citiLen 3 have ordered trem.
 Mir. I. J. Mover brother of o. A. Moyer, night manager of the Western Unioa o.ucs at Osdon, Utah, has come {, take position with Sir. J. l.. Palmer, the popuiAr mAnAser here. W. o. O'Neil has resigned his posi- tion AS AJJutant-Generai of the terri- tory al1-uos. lrwin mas appointed Id $. Gill, edfeor of the Repau.ican to the place.
 Mr. and Mrs J. c. Vining are happy over the arreal Of n Daoy girl. In an interview with the proud grand father, Mr. George Hoxwvrth, he in formsL us that it weio ncI tsonty shi pounds.
 The Southern California Press Asso citation have decided to hold their an nuai summer meeting here m June mad have invited the editors of Kan sas, Colorado, Arisona and New Mexico to convene with them.
 George Towlerton, who has been ar ss smpioyo of the Western Union rele { gn4pn csnpany for about six mouth ia the repeas.iag oiIiSs at this place has departed fot San Francisco, wher, he accept. a similar positiea. DurinI his residence here George has mAd' many friends, who will regret nj departure.
 Dr. A. D. Smith. of the firm e Drs Smith { smith, who have latel opened up elegant dental parlors i Aibuqur4ue, N. M.. in the new Whi, ing baildin., will Le in Flagstaf at tn bank Hotel, April 26 to May 3, 1891 They extract testh without ths lea. pain, and do strictly frst-class dents \ work. They come highly recon mended by the best people all owe Ar zona and New Mexico. Don't fa to see them, as their engagements al already made ahead. See large bill
 There are over forty applications ft the commission of captain of the A, zona ran .ers filed so far with the Ex cutive. The rank and file are also close the maximum number having bes reached. Whether most applican are really actuated by desire to f that chapter in frontier history left V cant by such intrepid men as Housto Crockett or Carson is . speculation best. but we will wager all the Indis scaips in Arizona that there is an l vinc'ble sack somewhere left loose back such ardent and paeriotic ma, fsstations - Maine Journal.