The Arizona champion., 1886-05-22

The Mohave County Miner reache. us this week chock full of news. Editor Hyde deserves credit for the improvement he has made in the Min CT in the last month.
 The stage running between Silvet City and Georgetown, New Mexico, was robbed last week, the road agent. getting away with $r, ,ooo. The driver was seriously wounded.
 The Quartermaster's Department at Prescott desire to purchase one hun. dred cavalry horses. Cash down will be paid. Here's a chance for stock men to handle some of Uncle Sans money.
 General Manager D. B. Robinson, of the Atlantic x Pacific Railroad, has changed the monthly balance shoe, from S3o,ooo on the losing side to $50, 900 net profit per month since he has taken charge.
 P. ]. Brannen will have a car load of the celebrated Studebaker wagons and carriages in q few days. Parties desiring to purchase wagons of any description should call at our store and examine prices, which are very low. may,stf
 John Sanderson received this week a large invoice of the celebrated Dozier, Weyl Cracker Co.'s finest brands of goods, consisting of cream fruits, lemon and cocoa walters, pret- gels, sugar cream and snow flake soda crackers.
 J.W. Gray, manufacturer and deal CT in saddles, harness and cowmens' goods, cinches, lariats, spurs, whips, etc., has moved into his new building and is now prepared to do all kinds of work in his line at very low prices.
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 Barrett Post, C. A. R are mixing elaborate preparations for the observ. ance of Decoration Day. This post has the largest membership, il is said, of any post in the territory, number ing some of the oldest and best citi. zens of the county.
 Hon. w. C.. Stewart left this morn ing with the Messrs. Vanderlips, who recently arrived from the east, on a tour of inspection ot cattle ranges. lt Mir. Stewart can satisfy these gentle men wc expect to be able to chronicle a large sale of stock and land in the next few days.
 J. R. Kilpatrick received on Wed. nesday car load of Schuttler wagons and carriages direct from the factory. As a result of this extravagance on "Kil'," part, Railroad Avenue IS flooded with red, blue and green wa gons and carriages that are fine enough tor President Cleveland to ride in.
 Decoration Day comes shortly. Amid the conflicts which are met in the struggle for the survival of the fit. test in this world of trouble, let each and every one honor the memory ot the departed heroes who made the blessings of free country and undi. vided homes secure to us and our children.
 J K. Fitzpatrick received this week two car loads of grain, one car load of hay, one car load of salt and one car load of general merchandise, consist ing of lard, bacon, hams, dried fruits, coffee. sugar, teas. boots. shoes and canned goods. Notwithstanding the hard times he will sell this immense stock at lower prices than ever before. Also q large lot of fine Concord har. ness. tf
 r. J. Brannen, the enterprising and popular merchant returned home yes terday from a six weeks trip to the east. where he has been visiting the old folks at home, and also purchas. ing large stock of general merchan. disc for his store at this place. P. J. if appearances indicate anything, must have had an enjoyable trip, for he looks the perfect picture of health and contentment. We sympathire with his right hand. as it must be double its natural size from the effects of the hearty shaking it has experis need from his numerous friends.
 Andy Mum, the genial proprietor of "Our Boys" Saloon, has just re. ceived large stock of :he finest case goods ever brought to Flagstaff. They are direct from New Ysrk and were