The Arizona champion., 1888-05-26
WEEKLY CHAMPION
LOCAL NiTTTRS
Shoot the thieves.

Que?nswarc, Queonsware! at J. Salzman's.
 Otto Jones is holding cases on the CHAMPION.
 Dr. Hardrich was in town from Williams Tuesday.
 A man who will burglarize the cellar of a private residence needs killing.
 For fine staple and fancy gro ceries of all descriptions, call at Salzman's.
 T. $. Bunch, Esq, prominent attorney of Holbrook, A. T. was in town Wednesday.
 The smoke stack has been raised on the new blaming mill of the Arizona Lumber Co.
 E. J. Simpson, general manager of the Aztec Land and Cattle Co.,, was in town Wednesday.
 Frank NJ. Rumsey, who has been spending the winter in California, returned home last week.
 Col. E. B. Davison, one. of our prominent sheep men, was in town the early part of the week.
 Geo. H. Coffin, brother of Miss Clara Coffin, is visiting in town from Leavenworth, Kansas.
 Two girls in the primary depart. ment were expelled from school recently for improper conduct.
 The east bound passenger was several hours late Monday, owing to burned bridge on the California Southern.
 The Albuquerque base ball team defeated the Tombstone nine in Albuquerque by score of Is to l2 last Monday.
 Mrs. J. H. Marion, wife of the editor of the Prescott Courier, has been quite seriously ill with fever the past week.
 J. R. Fitzpatrick, of the Ex- change Bank. returned from Cali fornia Monday accompanied by Mrs, Fitzpatrick.
 A fire in Albuquerque Monday night destroyed an opium joint on Copper Avenue, keps by a notorious French woman.
 The framework of the new par sonoge is up and partly boarded. That's why Elder Guthrie Is look ing so happy.
 Professor Swancey is now en- gagged at the Gem where his n ight- ingale voice is listened to by his numerous admirers.
 Registration blanks have been received by Justice Tinker, and voters should not neglect to enroll their names promptly.
 J. H. Hoskins Jr., took the train Thursday morning for St, Louis and the girl he left behind him. May happiness attend him.
 The largest stock of crockery and queensware ever brought to Flag staff at Salzman's, which is being sold at the lowest prices.
 In the first game of base ball played between Tombstone and Albuquerque at the latter place, the Tombstone club won by a score of four to three.
 A line of handsome clothing and gents furnishing goods has been added to the already complete stock Of J. Salzman on which he won't be undersold in the west.
 Everybody can wear good clothes now that J. Salzman has opened his new stock of clothing, which he is selling so cheap that it won't pay to wear the old suit. Take a look at them
 Go to Brannen's if you want any thing fancy in dry goods, gents fur nishing goods, boots and shoes, hats, etc. He has the largest stock in town. Satisfaction guaranteed or your money refunded.
 G. A. Woods, the old reliable carpenter and contractor, has left the employ of the Atlantic & Paci- fic R. R., and is again ready to at tend to the needs of every one who contemplates building or repairing. He can be found at the old stand on San FranciscoAvenue. Get his fg. ures before letting your building contracts.
 P. J. Brannen is selling staple and fancy groceries for less money than any house in town. He is selling Kansas City sugar cured hams at 10 cents per pound.
 4 cans of Cuttings Best Ia ciO IT uAO e l.OO
 4 cans of Cuttings jellies and jams .............. 100.
 5 cans of Cuttings choice
 6 cans of eastern peas. =. 100.
 Mir. Joseph Verkamp, from Gin. -s