The Arizona champion., 1886-04-17

H. D. Ross, Esq, formerly of this place, but who has been tesident of Williams some months, is ia town on: a short visit.
 Felix Mandell, of the we'll known house of ,Mandel Bros, Albuquerque, was in town this week interviewing our merchants. -" : ..
 Trsmps are said to be opposed to the boyootting of Chinese, as it takes away from them one more excuse for not going to work. ..
 The Odd Fellows of Tucson will celebrate the sixty-seventh anniversary of the Order, on April ,a6th, with appropriate ceremonies.
 Detectives have left San Francisco to bring back Ang Tia Duck, the Chinaman who, murdered MT. and Mrs. Wickersham, of Cali fornia.
 Thos. G. Norris, attorney at law, returned home early this week from Mineral Park, where he has been at tending a session of the District Court.
 All persons owing money to the CHAMPION for advertising up to April Ist, aie requested to forward the same without delay to E. E. Booth, Flag staff.
 J. R. Fitzpatrick has purchased the butcher business of R. w. Bell, and is now prepared to furnish beef, nut ton, and pork to any point on the A. X P. road.
 Just as we are going to press we are informed that Messrs. Horsely and Warner have sold to Rabbit Bros. of Cincinnati something over 1000 nedd ol CdttlS.
 On Sunday the A. x P. passenger train passed through town with over 100 passengers, and was followed on Monday with two more sections with $50 passengers aboard. 7
 Dr. Robinson's drug store and of flee at Prescott, was burglarizcd by thieves who appropriated what change was left over night in the till and some valuable surgical instruments.
 Late intelligence from Prescott says that railroad negotiations are progressing favorably and that it is expected that active work will be commenced very soon, Hope it is true.
 County Treasurer Cook will pay warrants drawn on the general fund oi the county, series of 1885, from No. S to 40 inclusive. Wish we lad one to get cashed.
 One of our leading business men received a letter Thursday morning from prominent railroad official; | stating that active work would be com menced on the Mineral Belt K. R. | next month. .. <.
 We call the attention of our readers to the advertisement of Stewart & Van Horn, in thls issue. They have a of fine ranches and ranges which will be disposed of at a very low figure.
 Jake Spitz, representing Son Broth CTS, de2lers in fancy goods, San Fran cisco, and A C. Steiner, of the well known boot and shoe house of Calm, Nickelsburg x Co.,. Sansome street, San Francisco, are Tn town.
 J. E. Jores, attorney-at-law, of Arkansas, is visiting our town. Mir. Jones is prospecting around and may locate here perma. nently. He expresses himself as high Iy pleased with Flagstaff and vicinity.
 Miss Beatrice Graham, daughter of Mrs. T. S, Hendrix, is very sick at with pneumonia, and her mother left here for that place on Friday. Miss Graham's many friends n Flagstaff will be glad to hear that 'he is better.
 D. B. Robinson, general manager of the A. & P. R. R.. passed through town this week in his private car, re- turning from an inspection trip over he road. We were informed that President Nickerson, of.tbse A.. T. & S..F., accompanied him. .
 J. R. Fitzpatrick has secured. the lgency of the. eeh,:b1rated schuttler Wagons. sn snat t, ,,;giA. llahlssyes hsys a car load in l few ,dags.s, ...rK6ss- twishipg;to pur- ;base wagYns:S any description will ind it. to. theit .trteEest to. call or end for prices ss ssisssi;elfssbrated wa ~, " v " sGnJ sf iy Esl.H " | yCY ''A '' ..s.=~ G 'sfsSsa [. .. son.,N.'." ..'a.i . ,s.- ... -. ,.