The Arizona champion., 1885-12-12


 the southwest for an establishment of this kind.
 The Ottawa, H., Free Trader says: "Mr. John Hise, recently appointed Surveyor-Geperal of Arizona, is we'll known in this county, where he was for many years prominent citizen and leading democratic politician. He frequently served as member Of the board of supervisors, and repre- sented the county in the state legisla- ture. About twelve years ago he re- moved to Chicago and opened a real estate office. He was sent to the lsg- islature from tha, city and afterwards appointed by Mayor Harrison cashier of the city water department. He was candidate for state treasurer in 1876 and ran ahead of his ticket. Some four years ago he moved to Ari zona. In his application for the ap. pointment he now has he was backed by the prominent men of Arizona and the entire democratic delegation of Illinois, as we'll as by Commissioner Sparks. MT. Hise has hundreds Of ardent personal friends in Illinois who warmly congratulate him on his ap- pointment."
 Prominent among the leading in. dusrries of the neighboring city of Albuquerque Is the establishment of MT. John H. Hughes, manufacturer and dealer in saddles, harness, and ,cowmen's goods. A recent view of the salesroom, showed a complete stock of superior goods. Elegant carriage harness, beautifully decorated in both double and single sets, Con. cord dratt harness of the most sub stantial weight and workmanship, fancy and plain lap robes, horse blankets, wagon and buggy whips. and large stock of the famous hand made California quirts and spurs, wit complete stock of cowmen's goods too numerous to mention. Mir. Hughes is selling goods at bottom prices, and stockmen, ranchmen or any other men in need of goods in his line will do we'll to patronize him. The ladies, too, will find a complete stock of ladies saddles of as good quality and as cheap as can be had in the market, east or west.
 The Tombstone Epitaph, under its new management, attempted to show enterprise by publishing dispatch purportins 10 give the details of an interview between Governor Zulick and Gen. Sheridan, at Albuqrerqu.. Governor Zulick did not see General Sheridan. neither did he go to Albu querquI. The Epitaph people either manufactured that dispatch in theiI office, or somebody in Albuquerque badly fooled them.
 A. the cold weather approaches the demand for winter goods increases. R0senwah Bros, of Albuquerque, have an immense stock of all kinds of gentlemen's and ladies underwear, and of white and colored blankets, comforter, etc., which they guaran- tee 10 sell lower than they have ever been offered before, anywhere. If you will not take our word for it drop them line or call on them when m Albuquerque, and you will see that they are not exaggerating.
 There will be 9 meeting of the patrons of the school on Tuesday evening next at the school house, % consider general school matters, anc the advisability of getting more seats. This meeting is called by the joint ac- tion of the trustees ard teacher, and the attendance of all who are inter- ested in school matters is requested.
 The Albuquerque Furniture Com. pany have splendid show of elegan, modern furniture al their xtore ia Al buqucrque, including parlor and bed room sets of the latest designes, which Ire offered at bottom prices. h the assortment can be found easy chairs, rockers, fancy chairs, tables, cabinets, and thousands of other ap. .propIiate presents for the holidays. Look at their large new advertisement on this page.
 There will, be another of those pleasant dances at Middleton's hall on Christmas night. This is to be a calico ball. There will be good mu, sic, a nice supper and an enjoyable dance, all for S so, for yourself and young lady, Be on hand without