The Arizona champion., 1884-03-01

At cost At costl At cost Gloves,
 Caps, OVercoats, Knit Jackets, Shirts,
 Scarts, at Newell's.
 Chas. Taft, the modern Nimrod, is
 back from Canon Dlablo and vicinity distributing antelope among his friends.
 Laces and dress trimmings of all kinds at Earth X Wilson's.
 Dan Mcdonald, formerly of Flag staff, is running very popular restau. lant at Williams, and doing large business.
 Ed. Whipple will, next week, begin fitting up his house in west end, ana will be ready to entertain his old friends and patrons when spring opens up.
 MT. Winters, formerly clerk under MT. Dennison of the the pay car, and now railroad agent at Williams, IS moving into new quarters, the build ing formerly occupied by the tele- graph office.
 Mrs. Halloran, wife of the former railroad agent at Ash Fork, presented her husband with bouncing girl baby at Ash Fork, on Tuesday last. The old gent steps high in consequence
 Col. ]. B. Thomas, who has just re turned from an official visit to Benson, Tucson and Yuma, informs us that a great many people are coming to Flag staff in the spring, from the southern portion of the Territory.
 Mir. Scott, the Justice of the Peace and principal of the public school al Williams, owing to the lack of funds. is compelled to close his school for the present, fact very much regret ted by the citizens of that town. Scott now has to depend on legal pa, pers, etc., for "salt" for time.
 The "Prospcctor" is the name of a new paper recently established at Quiotoa, the new mining camp in Pima counly, Harry Brooks, formerly of the San Francesca Wasp, editor and proprietor. 1t IS one of the most newsy papers that comes to our table.
 Rev. Pierce, pastor of the M. E. Church for Flagstaff and Williams. left this week for a trip to Peach Springs, Kingman and Mineral Park. He goes in the interest of the church, and we hope our friends in that sec ton will give him a cordial welcome.
 We visited our public school on Monday, and found an orderly and well disciplined school of thirty five pupils. We congratulate Mrs. Mar shall, as we'll as parents and scholarl, in the selection of Mir. Francis to fill the vacancy caused by Mrs. Mar shall's i'll health.
 NIr. Ed. McCarty, the first cook at the Flagstaff hotel, one of the old tim. CTS in Flagstaff, and of late chief cook at Iahor's restaurant, in Williams, IS the right man in the right place. The new management of the hotel are to be congratulated on securing his ser vices.
 A Phenix paper tells of a Mexican fandango that was kept running far into the night next door to where a Mexican was dying. The paper fur ther states that it was the "ladies" who were red,peppery when the off cers stopped the frolIc and gave the poor man a chance to hear himself die.
 ]. N. Berry's popular establishment, in Flagstaff, is to have an addition of ninety-four feet added to the rear, for the purpose of putting in lunch counter and general dining hall, the work on which will begin as soon as the weather will permit, A team 'tartea from the mill on Tuesday last with a load of lumber for the purpose but the thaw had caused | such flow of water that Berry says the Mississippi has certainly changed it's course, and paid Flagstaff S ingress l call. The friend of the hungry, md very particular friend of ours, ,becaus we are always hungry one of he best cooks that ever stuck a fork nto fowl, "Charlie," the Chinaman, yho for the past few months has been been cooking in Harley Fay's popa- ar restaurant at Peach Springs, and previous to his engagement with MT. Fay, was caterer to the appetite of 1acKberry's best judges of the culir- lry art, where he gained great dis inction in his distinction in his pro, ession, will take charge, and we con ,ratulate MT. Berry upon securing lis services. Meals will be served at