The Arizona champion., 1884-02-16
WEEKLY CHAMPION.
SATUR0AY, FEBRUARY I6, 1884.
Graham flour at Newell's.

Boys overcoats and full suits at Earth & Wilson's.
 B. E. Rawson, of Gallup, is com ing to Flagstaff to live.
 MT. Elden came in from his ranch at the foot of Butte, Thursday.
 California Duck lined overcoats at cost at J. R. Fitzpatrick X Co.'S.
 G. C. Bruce will return to Flag staff to reside permanently.
 Mrs. Rawson who keeps the R. R. house at Kingman, will remove to Flagstaff, March Ist,
 Stereoscopic views and Scenes along the A. X P. and points in and around Flagstaff, at Newell's.
 "Tom Ochiltree shall never have that girl, What do you suppose l will be dolng all that time?"-S-M K-G.
 w. ]. Hill is back from Boston. He was surprised at the growth and importance of our town. Mir. H. reports trade dull Tn eastern cities.
 One of our citizens interviewed the murderer Tackett at the jail in Pres colt. Hank seemed careless and un- concerned about the future.
 The Arizona CHAMPION, A. E.. Fay's paper, is now published at Flagstaff, and is sprightlier and ncwsier than ever.-Tombstone Epitaph.
 Congress has appropriated S2I, ,ooo for a session of the New Mexican Legislature and provides for a session of forty days, to commence on the 18th of the present month.
 "Pride of Denver" flour, the best in the market, at Newell's. Try a sack.
 The eastern members of the Verde Company passed through Flagstaff on Sunday last, coming from Jerome, where they have been inspecting their copper property. They were travel ing Tn a special car.
 Mir. Asherst deserves much credit for the interest he has taken in our school. He has not only been a ire quent visitor but has furnished water and fuel and aided the school Tn many ways.
 "We relish nothing more than can ned dog. We will resume business as soon as snow goes off. Tins furnished and dogs canned with neatness and dispatch. S,ecial attention called to our stock now on hand. "-Flagstaff Gang.
 A large assortment of glass and queensware cheap at Earth X Wilson's.
 The telegraph line has now reached a point about o miles from Ash Fork and will surely be completed during the coming week unless the weather of the last few days becomes chronic. Prescott Miner.
 Under a commitment issued by ]. A. Marshall, of Flagstaff, Charles Spinney was lodged in jail yesterday.
 John B. and Daniel w. Smithman and John Christian were yesterday added to M. Hickey's flock at the jail.-Prescott Courier.
 One brave hunter brought in this week thirteen wild turkeys, which were purchased by DaggS Bros. & Clark, and have all since been dispos- ed of at retail. Deer, antelope and wild turkey are found in great abun- dance in this vicinity.
 Please remember that R. Xiii patrick x Go. have the finest line of Tea ever brought to Arizona.
 Hon. A. W. Sheldon, one of the District Judges of Arizona, died in San Francisco, at the Palace Hotel, on the 3Ist, ut. The cause of his death was congestion of the bowels, superinduced by old wounds received in the late war.
 Gloves, hats, caps, blankets &c., st cost al Neweil's.
 St. Valentines Day was duly ob- served in Flagstaff. Newell's valen- tine emporium was crowded for two days by those either smitten with Gu pid'S darts, or were in for some fun in the way of joke, and three hundred and fifty of the precious missiles were sent through the post office.
 Our townsman, Wm. Switzer, who recently sold out his butchering in- terests to Daggs Bros. X Clark, has gone on trip to his old home in Kentucky, to be absent about one month. It IS MT. Switzer's intention on his return, to go into the sheep business, in company with his broth CT, who IS here Tn Flagstaff.
 Lot of Fine Silk Handkerchiefs at Newells.
 Laces and dress trimmings Of all kinds at Earth X Wilson's.