The Arizona champion., 1886-07-17
WinslOw Notes,

Since our last visit to Winslow, about month ago, we were agreeably surprised at the new buildings which have been erected and others in pro- cess of construction.
 Winslow is the end of the passenger division of the A. x P. R. R., and the eating station for both east and west bound trains, and as natural consequence large amount of money is distributed there monthly, which makes the good citizens of that pleas ant town not only happy. but pros- porous. Several business changes have taken place recently.
 The old reliable J. H. Breed has sold his stock of merchandise to Nathan Earth, who has, as manager, the well known business man, Max Salzman. Max says they have come to stay and propose to sell the people of Winslow and vicinity goods at bed rock prices.
 Maurice Moore has sold out his en- tire mercantile establishment to C. l.. Finn, who used to be the leading merchant at Coolidge. Finn IS one of those active, go-ahead men, who apparently never sleeps, and IS always on the alert, buying his goods in car load lots, whereby he is able to sell at living prices.
 The genial Geo. Briggs is at his old stand dealing out to his many friends liquid refreshments. He has one ot the neatest and cozlest places to be found, and, as he deserves, is receiv- ing a large share of the public patron age.
 J.H. Perry, an old saloon man, who has been in business there for about two years, and who recently sold hiS place to Finn & Page, is building a fine stone 2ox6o, in connection with Geo. Briggs, which. when completed, will be one of the finest saloons to be found on the line of the railroad.
 F. C. Demorest, the popular hotel man, is the same affable, jolly land lord, and if appearances indicate any thing, "Doc" must be laying up few sheckles for a rainy day, as his place was filled with guests. Nice, clean beds and cool rooms, & fine table, sup piled with the best the country can produce and gentlemanly treatment are the attractions which make the Arizona Central so popular.
 T. I. Coalter, the boss restaurant man, is erect!Gg new building next to the one he now occupies, which, when completed, will be fine struct- ure. Mir. Coalter keeps his place open day and night, and his tables are supplied with all the delicacies of the season. One ofhis specialitles IS fresh fish, which he receives from Kansas City twice a week, packed in ice, so that they arrivei in excellent condition. All the different varieties of Callfor- nia fruits are kept for sale in connec- ton with his restaurant.
 The "Pioneer Saloon," owncd and conducted by Finn & Page, IS one ot the most popular resorts to be found in the town. Their stock consists of the choicest wines, liquors and cigars. They have fine billiard table for the use of their customers, also private club rooms. Give them call when you visit Wlnslow and they will treat you in a courteous and gentlemanly manner.
 Ben Bauer, the tonsorial artist, has just completed new barber shop, and in connection with it has put in Q new bath tub, tor the use and benefit ot his patrons.
 Col. Ed. McCammon don't look a bit the worse since his visit tC Flag staff, when he made the response to the toast 'Arizona. He is, the same pleasant and accommodating "Mac'' as ever.
 I. X. Woods, one of the A. & P. R. R.'s most popular engineers, has leased his stone building to the Lesser Bros., of Albuquerque, N. M., who' we are informed, will soon'open gen eral merchandise business.
 In brief, Wnslow is prosperous, lively town, whose inhabitants are energetic, thrifty and generous qualities which ensure success and happiness for the future. Attention Democrats!