The Arizona champion., 1884-02-02
WEEKLY CHAMPION.
SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 2, 1884.
Preaching next Sunday.

A luIOl SAPS'ANhSN "OA" ''- Q - and day without pay.
 Ike Perkins, the generous and ges ial old pioneer, spent lew days Il town this week.
 H. I. Miller, attorney at law, Is ol visit to Tonto Basin, and an, extenG ed visit south.
 Ed. Whipple is engaged upon tho repairs and "overhauling" of thu Aver mill.
 We hope our exchanges will bea in mind the changing of our address from Peach: Springs to Flagstaff.
 Freeman Kelly left on the Tuesda, nights train for California. May hi' efforts in the golden state be success ful.
 Attorneys Sanford and Turner have been sparring night and day over the Spinney case this week, before Judge Marshall. .
 There will be spelling match al the school house Friday evening, Feb. ruary Sth. Ali are invited to attend and spell everybody down.
 A number of lots for building pur' posss were secured from the railroad company this week. New buildings are going up on every hand.
 Prosessor Watson can be found al Dan Murphy's store. He repair: watches, guns, pistols and sewing ma chimes, and musical instruments.
 George Hawks received a danger ous wound last Monday night, the result of an accidental shot. The ball entered his leg and passed upwards into the back, from where It was cx' tracted by Dr. Brannen.
 Our Holbrook, Ash Fork and Peach Springs correspondence IS crowded out to make room for Flagstaff mat ter. It was necessary for us to do so in this number, but we hope the delay will not occur again.
 Major Miner, whc has held various positions of importance and profit or the A. X P. railway for years, now makes this town his headquarters The Major Is al present agent and Tn spector of timber for the Mexican Central and the A, & F. railways.
 Stanley X Coakley are making their place deservedly popular The finest of whskies and brandies are kept on draught, while mixed drinks, hot punches and Tom & Jerry are served in first class style.
 Frank DlggS, of the firm of DaggS Bros. & Clark, wholesale butcher, lelt on Thursday last for trip over the A. & P. road to The Needles, and into California as far as Fenrer. Re goes in the interests of the business Ol the firm, and we hope he may have successful trlp.
 MT. John Francis has saloon and lunch counter in west end. John is a courteous and intelligent young gen tleman, and will endeavor to enter tain those who call upon him in a way that will insure second visit MT Francis has resided in Flagstaff and vicinity for over two years
 We take pleasure in saying to those who may come to Flagstaff to engage in business that We have respon>l bic firm of builders and contractor who will furnish plans and specified tions, make contracts and promptly attend to all business intrusted to their care. Ask for A. L. Brock & Co.
 The Flagstaff Literary Society vii meet Thursday evening next at the school house. The object of the so- ciety IS to promote and encourage social intercourse in our town. Els. says and select pieces are read and the issues of the day are discussed. All are invited to attend.
 Mrs. ]. ]. Fisher, who has for some time been employed at the Hotel, has opened wash house on San Fran cisco street, and asks for a share of the patronage of the town. She will also do all kinds of sewing. Mrs. Fisher is very worthy woman. and we doubt not will meet with encour- agem mt in her worthy efforts to gain a livelihood. l
 D. A. Murphy, dealer in general merchandise, liquor, cigars and tobac- co, is doing good business, in the west end, MT, Murphy cami Ite Flagstaff during the past summer, and is already enjoying good trade, Being an employe of the Adams Ex press Company, he has many acquain' tances throughout the southwest. He IS one of the rising young men of northern Arizona, and came among us to stay. When in Albuquerque few months since W. were shown the plan lf depot and hotel to be erected in Flagstaff by the railroad company.