The Arizona champion., 1884-02-23
WEEKLY CHAMPION. = -=s==s.s SATURDAY, FE5R JARY B, 1854.

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 Old Holland Gin, the genuine oh brand, in stone jugs or otherwise, at Jesse Gregg's White House.
 Henry Ayers, of the Aver Lumber Company, has been in Albuquerque during the week,
 Try sack of "Pride of Denver, Flour, the best in the world, at NewellPs.
 Samuel Rowley, resident of Will liamson Valley, died at the Williams House, in Prescott, on Friday of last week.
 The hunters who returned from Canon Diablo on Wednesday, say there is no snow at that point, and only 40 miles east of us.
 Judge Hazledine, on the part of the Atlantic X Pacific railroad company has compromised the companys taxes in Apache county by the payment of SIS,5oo.
 Hon. l. H. Fawcett, member of the last Territorial legislature from Pima county, IS now at The head of a large hotel Tn Ontario, San Bernard ino county, California.
 For Silk Velvet, Tn the liquid line, as fine a brand of whisky as ever tempted the taste of the most fastid- iouS, go to Jesse Gregg'S White House, Railroad Avenue.
 Miss Belle Van Buskirk, of this city, will soon leave Us for Los An geleS, Cal, where she has accepted d position as copylst in the title abstract office. Sorry to lose Beile.-Albu- querque Journal.
 ]. L. Fisher, the auctioneer, and Ellis & Whitney, proprietors of the saloon and billiard parlors, were the heaviest losers in the late Prescott fire. Neither had but little insurance.
 Mir. Al. Gregg, one of FlagstaiT's citizens, who has been absent m Wins low, where he Is engaged in business, for some tune past, returned 10 the Mountaia City this week. Al. has a host of lrinuds here, who always give him a cordial welcome.
 R. J. Gregory, who for long time has been the night clerk at the Flag staff Hotel, has severed his connec- tlon with that house, and will soon take his departure for his old native state-reXas. MT. Gregory has a host of friends in Flags!ah, who will regret to part with him.
 Messrs, Daggs Bros. & Clark, Flag staf's wholesale and retail butchers, have shipped this week, large amount of beef and mutton to different points along the railroad, east and west. Kingman, Belmont, Canon Diablo, and Casilino are the principal points receiving orders.
 A party was sent out few days since to bring in twenty head of the Asher cattle, about fifteen miles east of us, for Daggs Bros x Clark. They are said to be some of the best beef cattle ever offered for sale in this market. They will be butchered and put on the market immediately.
 The funeral of the late Samuel N. Holmes, who was burned to death in the Prescott fire, was held in Prescott on Sunday last. Rev. C.. H. Adams and Rev. N. l.. Guthrie officiated, and large concourse of people as- sembled to pay the last sad tribute to one beloved by an entire community.
 Doc. Brennan and E. M. Sanford telegraphed to P J. Brennan on Tues day morning last, dating the dispatch from the snowbouro train near Cassi, lino, telling Peter to Ego and eat for them." They were in the snow banks for two days, and grub was g scarce article in their immediate vicinity.
 The Prescott Journal publishes an open letter to the Common Council of that city, asking why they charge license of SIo.oo for laundries and let attorneyS-at-law go free. Why, neighbor, the reason is obvious. Wash bills and attorneys in Prescott had falling out long ago.
 Our old friend, W. H, Hardy, of Mineral Park, has gone out of the merchandising business, and will now devote his attention solely to mining. Mir. II. is one of the pioneers of Ari- zona, well fixed in this worlds goods, and owns some of the most valuable mines in Mohave county.
 H. l., Harris, merchant at Chalen- der, was in town yesterday. and paid the CHAMPION a call. MT. Harris is a gentleman with whom it is always pleasure to meet; man popular with his patrons, and alive to the wants of his customers, he enjoys a popularity that tends to the successful career of man in trade.