The Arizona champion., 1888-03-24
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 All kinds of nuts to be found in the market from California Pinyons to Cocoanuts at Richards.
 Some dangerous holes in the Rail road Avenue sidewalk call for atten- tion by the property owners.
 Bob Lee the old time COW puncher and lately in the employ of Smith & Tee was taking in the town this week.
 A lot7jumping case created some ex- eitement on Tuesday. The original claimant declared himself and got away with the bluff.
 The appearance of ladies on the streets this week, sans cloak or other winter wrappings speaks well for our Salubrious climate.
 A bdrned bridge over a canyon west of Blackberry, detained two sections of the east bound passenger eight hours on Thursday.
 The Snug" Saloon presents a new ad in to-day's CHAMPION. Mir. Taylor is a veteran in the business and knows how to cater to his customers
 The merry sound of saw and ham mer on the new depot again enhvens that part of town, the suspended car penters having resumed work.
 The saddlery shop on san Francisco Avenue, formerly of w. $. Gray, has been purchased by L. E. Hoffman, and is now open for business. If
 Richards undoubtedly has the best equipped candy store in Arizona, he is getting ready for manufacturing candies as soon as the oyster season is over
 The pressure of advertising patronage upon the news columns of the CHAM PIoN has necessitnted the general con densation of matter observable in this issue.
 The CHAMPION acknowledges receipt of an invitation to attend the conven- tinn of the International Range Asso- citation to be held in Denver Col, on the 2Sth inst.
 It costs money to pay telegraph Sltes and publish extra editions, but She CHAMPION is determined to pur- ,ey to its readers the freshest news regardless of expense.
 A line of handsome clothing and gents furnishing goods has been added to the already complete stock of J. Salz, man on which he won't be undersold in the west. mr24tf
 Richards has put handsome new sign up at the Little Blue Front. It is handsomely designed and substan- tial enough to withstand the snow balls which perforated the old sign
 Everybody can wear good clothes now that J. Salzman has opened his new stock of clothing which he is sell ing so cheap that it won't pay to wear the old suit. Take look at them! m24
 J Salzman has just received his new spring samples of cloths from the east for which measures will be taken and a perfect fit GUARANTEED. Pants from S6 upwards. Full dress suits from S2O upwards.
 A large consignment of job type and material; including all the latest styles of type, ornamental borders and print CTS bric brac will shortly be added to the already complete job department of the CHAMPION office.
 A meeting of the Yavapai County Republican Central Committees has been called to meet at Prescott on the 3lst inst. for the purpose of calling a con Vention to elect delegates to the terri tOrial Republican Convention.
 Work on the Arizona Lumber Com pany's new mill IS being pushed and with the opening of spring it will be turning out lumber to supply the in creased demand caused by active build ing operations in Fags.aff.
 J. Salzman is receiving consignments of spring goods every day. He has just opened an elegant line of boots, shoes and hats of the latest styles and best manufacture which he has marked way down to eastern prices. mr24
 NJ. E Shepherd, an accomplished ca terer from Fl Paso, Texas, has associat- ed himself in business with Frank Gwyn, of the Link Restaurant. Both are bosses in their business and the patrons of the Link will be better serv- ed than ever
 J. R. Fitzpatrick is making some fine improvements on his residence. A large brick addition is being added to the main building, which is also being veneered with brick, making it one of the handsomest residences in town. ..r
 Deputies Francis and O'Dell made a trip in the direction of Utah last week They bore a warrant for the arrest of Herbert Taylor who mysteri. ously disappeared with a band of sheep .Aree weeks ago, but their man had