The Arizona champion., 1888-03-10

ards oysters. We had oysters while we
 were away but they wore not pnt up
 as he puts them up. He certainly is
 boss of all oyster men that we have
 ever seen.
 Hon. and Mrs. w. H. Ashurst in their bereavement through the death of their little son have felt the as- suaging influence of neighborly help and sympathy, for which they desire to express their gratitude to the friends and neighbors who have been so kindly attentive during the afflic. ton of sickness and death.
 ]. w. Jones, the carpenter says that Richards is particular about his work but regardless of that fact it is a pleasure to work for him, for as soon as his buildings were completed the cash was ready. Richards is cer- tainly one of those spot cash fellows. He pays spot cash and sells for spot cash. We wish there were more of the same sort in town, such men are sure to meet with success in business.
 William Himmelspeck buyer for Maier x Co.,, of Los Angeles bought ten car loads of beef steers in this market during the week. The shippers were Babbitt Bros, Sykes x Titus and w. H. Ashurst. The cattle were in prime condition, but by the hard drlve from the range, through the snow, the average weight was reduced 10 only Io4o pounds.
 At enormous expense the CHAM PIoN has arranged to receive associ. ated press dispatches up to the hour of going to press every Saturday morning. They will come by train from Albuquerque and if the news papers of that town keep up their lick, will contain a complete resume of the news of the world, up to within at least a month oi date.
 Half a dozen of the toughest, dirtiest and mos, cheeky tramps tha, ever rode a brake beam invaded the town last week. Alter striking every man on the street for half dollar each, they showed themselves high rollers at the faro banks and having blown in their money against the tiger they became turbulent and were ordered out of town, a mandate which they lost no time in obeying.
 Society circles are talking of get, ting up grand concert the talent to he furnished by home musicians. There are several gentlemen in town of rare ability as vocal and instru- mental performers, and among the ladies there are some fine voices, which if they can be brought togeth- CT in concert will give the people |. rare musical treat. Let the con- cert be organized.
 Alter a three months visit am ong he friends of his childhood in Canada and trip through the cas- ern states, including a visit to his | mother in Champaign. Ill.,, Dr. D. J.. l Brannen returned home on Sunday md was warmly welcomed. He hinks the east possesses many att raciions but says he saw nothing which would induce him to i've away from the pine clad noun aims and exl,ilerating atmosphere.of Flagstaff.
 Zamloch the Wizard King played O full houses at Sawyers Hall on and Friday evenings, and will appear again tonight with an en- ire change of program. Prof. Zam- och's repertory embraces all Che tricks, seances and st,go effects of he renowned Hermann, with. the ddition of many original inventions f his own. His performance is mimi able, and his illusions marvellous. 'rescott is the next date for this first lass entertainment
 Louis Burns, the energetic tra nsfer nan finished an excellent job yester- lay in moving a mammoth imposing tone from the depot to the CHAM. ION office. It is pure marble slab nd is the largest and heaviest stone or the purpose between Kansas City nd Los Angeles. Mi. Burns is a modern Samson in strength, but tried his muscle as we'll as that of our assistants, to place the immense lab in position.
 Mir. and Mrs. A. Doyle were called pon to sustain a heavy affiiction last in the death of their infant which came ito the world n February zoth, and only remained ong enough to entwine about its 'aby life the tendrils of parental aection, when it's angelic spirit fled o the brighter land. The little one 'as tenderly laid to rest in the the funeral being attended y a large concourse of sympathising riends.
 "To promote education in the Ter. itory of Arizona, aud to provide for he creation of present fund for such is the tltle of bill recent y introduced in the House by Dele ate Smith. The bill provides for the cling, at public auction, of the chool lands in the Territory, the proceeds of the sales to be applied to ha nuhlic school land This hili ic