The Arizona champion., 1888-09-08

Flne new JOO SCock hdS peeh re- ceivel at the CHAMPION office.
 E. E. Booth, the publisher of the Winslow News, was in town this week.
 Specimen copies of the CHAMPION, mailed free, to any address. Send orders.
 Read the weekly price current of G. A. Woods. He leads In prices, never follows.
 It is the fellow who seldom pat ronizes his home paper who expects the most from it. ! W. c. Barnes, one of the cattle kings of Apache County, paid our mountain town visit on Thurs day.
 Grant Randall of Prescott, passed through here this week, en,route to Ohio, where he goes to complete his cDlle. tate course.
 We understand that the Fall Ro leo for this section will coR- mence on the Arizona Cattle Cos Range Sept. 20.
 Charles Beason will open oyster parlors in Woods fruit store next Monday. He is experienced in this line. and we bespeak for him lib eral patronage.
 Read the sd. of J. H. Morse, in this issue of the CHAMPION. Mr. Morse, makes a speciality of fine wood work of every description. Give him call and get prices.
 Robert Finnie, of the Cattle firm of Brannen Finnie and Brsnnsn, leading stockmen of this county is in town shaking hands with his many friends.
 The mother of our townsman, W. E. Pratt, left on Thursdays train for her home in Albuquerque, after making pleasant visit here of several months.
 If you want a fine Sunday din ner, that will make you feel like a prince, and as rich as Jay Gould, go to NJ. E. Shepperd's south side of railroad depot. J. NJ. Simpson is laying water pipes into every business house in town. This will be great conven- fence to the residents, as well as a l protection against fire. Capt E. J. Simpson, General manager and Henry w. Kinsley, secretary, of the Aztec Land and Cattle Company, were in town this week. Come again gentlemen you are always welcome visitors. We call attention this week to the announcement of Hugh Cambeli as candidate for constable of this precinct. Hugh is 6 good boy and has the good wishes of the CHAM PIoN.
 T. A. Brown, the gentlemanly railroad agent at this place, and his assistants are kept as busy as bees these days, owing to the large pas ssnger and freights traffic at this point.
 D. A. Murphy's new brick is nearly completed. It is fine build ing, and when Dan gets his new stock of general merchandise in, we suppose he will be stepping on the high places,
 It is noticeable that the man who ''never advertises" always feels that his local paper has wounded him in his tenderest pride,if 1t refrains from mentioning that he has gone off for few days to some obscure noun. tain resort.
 The opening of the Blue Grass Saloon on last Saturday evening was grand success. Their free lunch was simply immense. They carry all the brands of bottled and keg beer and the finest of wines liquors and cigars.
 Charley Gang, Grst-class restau- rant man, has purchased the restau- rant, furniture, provisions, etc., for merly owned by Tom Lee, on San Francisco Avenue. He will not be responsible for any debts which Tom Lee has contracted heretofore. 2t
 The first number of 'Our Bazoo" a five column weekly, published at the Needles Cal, has been received at this office. The publisher is H. F. Harberd; Editor J. P. Booth. Geographically it presents a neat appearance and its columns are chuck full of news. Success to the "Bazoo."
 Mir. Rhoades, of Flagstaff, one of the directors of the Arizona Cattle Company, and delegate to the the Republican County Convention, is in Prescott on business for his company. He is very much pleased with Prescott and surroundings - Prescott Courier.
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