The Arizona champion., 1888-06-30

Flagstaff will be the seat of the new
 county. Its growth is rapid and per
 manent and it has a rich country
 on all sides from which wonderful
 wealth is now and will continue tt
 be distributed. Tucson Star.
 WANTED.-Fifty good strong
 mule or horse teams with driver!
 for Rail Road work; will pay good
 wages, Apply to II. B. DALTON,
 Monday, July second, 1888, al
 Flagstaff, Arizona,
 Work to commence immediately, J. l.. Fisher, one of the leading
 merchants of Prescott, went through this week on the west bound train, en route from Chicago and other eastern cities, where he has been purchasing goods for his large mer- cantile house.
 Friends of Mir. Graves (Boston) who left Prescott last winter intend ing to go to the Navajo country on a prospect for ranches, mines, etc., begin to fear that evil has befallen him and his companion, a gentle man of Flagstaff f,-Courier.
 Messrs. Carl Reiche and H. Sharpe, of Demopolis, Alabama, are visiting our mountain town. The gentlemen are the guests of Dr. P. G. Cornish. Doe" is talking over old times witf. them, as they not only come from his native state, but also towrl, where his parents reside.
 Subsidy CT no subsidy, Billy Stew art is made out of the right kind of stuff, and his party could find no better representative throughout the great County of Yavapai. But would it not be wise for the Signal to first learn positively whether Mir. $. is working wires" or not before unnecessary commentsl- Winslow News.
 Dan Maloney met with a serious accident Thursday, while helping move the Halsey building. One of the levers used in raising the build ing slipped, letting it down upon his foot, bruising that member so badly that he will probably be laid up for some time. Dan has been unfortu- nate this spring, having only just from a bad scald on the same foot.-Monave Miner.
 Richards fruit and confectionery store has again assumed the appear ince of a bee hive and we have req son to believe customers will have ! 70 wait their turn to be served with ,he luxuries his place affords as his house is decidedly too small for his business or his trade is too large for lis house. Richards, move into a arger room and make up your mind | ,o stay. Kansas City can do bet CT without you than Flagstaff can.
 P. J. Brannen is selling staple md fancy groceries for less money | han any house in town. He is selling Kansas City sugar cured hams at l5 cents per pound.
 1 cans of Cuttings Best Ta- )le fruit. ............... Sl. DO
 4 cans of Cuttings jellies ma Jams' ........:..:.,, LoO
 5 cans of Cuttings choice omatoes ............... LOO
 6 cans of eastern peas. .... 100
 Last Monday one of John w. Weatherford's teams met with light mishap. One of the parties n the rig discharged a pistol, which the horses. In trying to control them, Howard Jordan, who was driving, was severely bruised bout the head and face. He held he team, however, the only break .ge being one of the hind wheels, which came in contact with an old jump.
 The extensive outfit belonging to he Hemenway Archaeological Sur 'ey, n charge of Mir, Chas. A. Gar ich, camped in town Monday and Cuesdey of this week. The move nents of this survey are directed by hr. Frank Gushing, who has recent y made some valuable and posi- lively original discoveries relating o ethnology and archaeology in the 'alt and Gila Valleys, Mr. Gar ich stated that the survey would york this season in the vicinity of t. Johns and Zuni, and next season eason possibly around Flagstaff.
 In letter to J. R. Halsey, our umber dealer, under date of June Sth, T. A. Riordan, Secretary of he Arizona Lumber Company, at expresses the sympathy of hat company for the sufferers in the ,reat fire as follows: "Yours of the 7th inst. informing us of the disas- rous fire your town was visited with yesterday, duly received. We an sincerely sympatLize with you n your misfortune, as you know we ave been there ourselves while a. o. If any of your peorle are suffer- ( ng in consequence, kindly subscribe { ftu Slollo ,.c ty> aid &lo,s, ,..I.