The Arizona champion., 1884-05-31


 take entire charge of the Wmth House saloon. He will take out gambling license and make improvements about the place which will make It at once interesting to guests. Al. is aa old saloon man. popular with the masses. and the White House under his direc ,ion, will be among the most popular places of resort.
 The firm of T. O. Stevens x Co.,, merchants at Peach Springs. are about to make extensive improvements in their business, by adding largely to their apartments, adding large bil- Hard parlor and saloon. Mir. Stevens IS one of the most popular business men on the line of the A. X F., as his constantly increasing business fully corroborates. May he continIe to prosper, is the wish of his many friends. '-".-
 Dr. G. w. Scott, dentist of Santa Fe, has been in Flagstaff during the past week, and will remlin a few days longer, attending to the ''molar" wants of the public. and is doing some very skillful job, for some O: our citizens. The Doctor has had many years experience in dentistry, and has won fame in his profession of which he may we'll be proud, Mrs. Scott, and their little son accompany him.
 Misses Winnie Johnson and Rosie Cummings, two young ladies who for some time past have been employ ed at the mill White House, left. on Monday las, for their home in Chicago. These two very interesting young ladies won host of friends in Flagstaff during their stay here, and their society will be greatly missed by our young people.
 Sheriff Henkle, now out on an as- sesslng tour. was in Flagstaff on Sat urday last While here he inspected our jail. constructed by Brock X Son, and expressed himself as very much pleased with the work. The appro. prlation for such a building was very small. but all the Prescott Board of Supervisors could vote to Flagstaff.
 We learn that Stevens x Co.,, of Pearch Springs, have sold all their mer chandise to J. P. Brady, of that place and will go into the saloon business extlusiye. Jack Brady has been in the merchandise trade but g short time, still his success is assured, and his many friends along the line ot the A. & P. will rejoice at his prosperity.
 Gen. Crook, on his way to West Point. and Clark Churchill, bound for the Republican National Conven. tion, passed through Flagstaff on Tuesday morning last. Clark sad he didn't know whether he should vote for Blaine or Arthur. It is no, decided yet whether Territorial dele. gates Cin vote 1t all,
 At the next term of court in this county there will be about twenty criminal cases to be tried. There are at present sixteen prisoners ia the county jall awaiting lhe action of the grand jury. There Is one indictment already found, and one case on ap. peal from the justice court.
 On Tuesday evening next, the Brotherhood of Locomotive Bremen oi Pacific Lodge No. I73, will give grand ball at Winslow Invitations are out, and those holding them will get free transportation to and from Winslow to attend the party Flag staff will be well represented.
 Some wretch, or low sneak thief, or both, while Mir. Middleton attention was turned in another direction, took from the wire in the work window oi hlS jewelry store, watch oi Consid- erable value. Mir. Middleton would give SIoo to know the man who com. mitted the theft.
 On the Southern Pacific, where con-, ductorS or other employees who are required to wear the blue uniform, leave the service, they are compelled to cut off the brass buttons and re- turn them to the company. Don't know whether the same order is in torce on the A. X P. or not.
 Van Arman, our worthy Secretary of the Territory. seems to lead in the candidacy for congress on the Re- publican side. C. P Head and W. A. Rowe, both of Prescott, are coming to the front with a strong following on the Democratic side.