The Arizona champion., 1888-04-07

the west. mr24tf Several having asked what the wore Tantabogus meant, we will only say that a first-class face of the old gentle man in fine brown marble. can be seer by calling on 'Tex" at the Tantabogus 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 $2C upwards.
 W. F. White, general traffic mana. ger of the Atchison, Topeka x Santa Fe, the Atlantic x Pacific and the Southern Kansas railroads, passed through town on Wednesday in his special car.
 The Flagstaff papers, Hoof and Horn and the Globe Belt seem to want a subsidy from Yavapai County for their Mineral Belt. What will Gila County give2-Prescott Courier. What will Prescott givei
 Dispatches from the east say that engineers, brakemen, quarymen and painters are on a strike for higher wages and decrease in their hours of work. Of the latter eight thousand in Cincinnati quit work on Monday.
 F. s, Stover, chairman of the Re- publican Central Committee, for Apa- che County, has called a convention of Apache Republicans. to meet at St. Johns ou the l6th inst, to nominate delegates to the territorial convention.
 Theo. H. Shuffiin, an old time Ari- zonian, has just returned from four months visit to different portions of California. Mir. Shufflin says that Arizona is good enough for him, and proposes to make Flagstaff his future home.
 Attention is invited to the ad of tho Club Rooms of J. J. Donahue, or Sandy" as he is more familarly known and called. Everything connected herewith is tirst-class, and the affiable proprietor and his brother will treat you like a Prince whenever you visit them.
 Curtis St. John leaves next Satur- day for St. Johns, Apache Go, to do the official reporting at the special term of court to be held on the l6th inst Mir. St. John has been the sten- ographer for the Arizona Lumber Company.
 At the meeting of the County Re publican Central Committee, on Satur- day. J. D. Thomas, of Flagstaff, a son of our "Uncle Chet's," was elected member, to fill the vacancy caused by che death of J. N. Berry.-Prescott Journal Miner.
 Mir. and Mrs. F. M. Vanderlip, who have been in Southern California for the past four months, returned to Flag staff Wednesday. The many friends who visited them at their residence, show the esteem in which they are held by their friends.
 Attorney H. J. Miller has leased his building on Railroad AAenue, next to Cook & Lees jewelry store, to Car ter Bros, who will open a frst-class barber shop and bath house. Mir. Mil Ter has removed his office to the Cam eron building on Railroad Avenue, op- posite the depot.
 WASTED-An active, working agent (gent or lady) to sell our machines in Flagstaff and vicinity. We have the FINEST AND BEST HIGH ARM Sewing Machine made and sell either for cash or installments. Address,
 THE SINGER MAN'PG Co.,, a7-2t Tucson, Ariz.
 John V. Rhodes, of the Arizona Cattle Company, is back from his va cation to his home in New York City. Judging from his healthy appearance, Mr. Rhodes must have enjoyed his trip to the utmost extent His many friends have extended their warm con gratulations on his return in which the CHAMPION heartily joins.
 The following have been elected off cers of the Grand Lodge, I. o. O. F. for the ensuing year: Grand Master, F. K. Miller, Tucson; Deputy Grand Master, P. K, Miller, Phenix; Grand Warden, W. H. Throne, Prescott; Grand Secretary, N. A. Morford, Phe- nix; Grand Treasurer, John J. Hill, Tucson; Grand Trustees, c. w. Ford, Prescott; S. s. Coon, Kingman; D. A. Reed, Phenix.
 The attention of the many stockmen who are subscribers to the CHAMPION is invited to the notice of the Arizona Cattle Go. in this issue, of the thorough bred stallions which will be at their headquarters during the coming season. Horsemen say that they are as fine animals as they have ever seen in Northern Arizona, which is borne out by their pedigree,