The Arizona champion., 1888-07-14
About the red bandanas You make an awful fuss; Put up your wFes!
 The Stars and Stripes Are good enough for us!

from his range.
 | E. E. Booth, editor of the Win slow News, made the CHAMPION a pleasant call this week. J Parties desiring extra copies of this weeks CHAMPION can obtain them by calling at the office.
 Max. Salzman left this week on a business trip to San Francisco, where he will be gone about q week,
 Good music, pleasant company and good time at the excursion on the Mineral Belt rad to NJ r.non Dairy,
 The jury in the case of John Clark vs. the Mineral Belt Railroad awarded . verdict of S2,Ooo to the plaintiff.
 J. R. Fitzpatrick is having a fine stone pavement built in front of his brick store and the Arizona Cen tral Bank,
 Major D. Nj. Riordan, President of the Arizona Lumber Company, returned this week from business trip to Prescott,
 Bayless Bros. have three barber shops now. One is at the San Juan, one at the Parlor Exchange and one at the Tantabogus,
 James O'Brien is in from his ranch near Bellemont. Mir. OBrien says his crops arc doing we'll, but hopes for rain soon,
 Rev. L. Phil Smithey, pastor of the NJ. E. Church, West, at Pres colt, is visiting our mountain town, and called on the CHAMPION.
 Distress after eating, heartburn, ssok headache and indigetion are cured by Hoods Sarsaparilla. It also creates a good appetite.
 Chester Thomas, Jr., son of Judge Thomas, of Prescott, and brother of Major J. B. Thomas, of Flagstaff, is very sick at his home in Topeka, kansas.
 > P. D. Berry has already moved hack to his old stand, having erected a temporary frame building which he will occupy until his new brick is built.
 w. c. Hazeldine, General Solici. tor for the A, < P. R. R., passed through in his private car on Wed, pesday morning en route to Albu- querque.
 F. E. Foster, President of the Arizona Wood Co, returned this week from Prescott, where he has been on business connected with his company.
 W. J. Murphy came up from Williams this week on short visit to his brother Dan. Mr. Murphy is running their meIcantile establish ment at Williams.
 At the request of many of our readers we re-publish this week the account of the disastrous fire which destroyed a large number of our business houses on July 2d,
 E, s. Clark left the first part of the week on trip to the Little Colorado River in company with J. B. Tap pan. He expects to return in about five days. Pleasant journey,
 J. H. Hoskins, Jr., cashier of the Arizona Central Bank, returned home from a visit to Prescott the first part of this week. Mir Hos. kins expresses himself as delighted with that town.
 J. B. appan, President of the Flagstaff Wool Growers Associat tion, and large sheep owner of Yavapai, is in from his range, combining bus mess and the pleasure of meeting his numerous friends.
 z. U. Curtis, one of the directors of. the Arizona Wood O., accom- panied by his wife arrived here, this week and will remain for several days enjoying our cool and delight ful mountain climate.
 Tickets for the excursion on July Hth to Mormon Dairy sl,50, child ren under 10 years 7Ecents. Tickets can be procured on the train or Comeron x Lind's D. J. Branpen's Drug Store and G. A. Bray's.
 Fake in the excursion to the Mor- mon Dairy, on Tuesday July l7th, and enjoy yourselves. Bring your wives, best girl, aunts and cousins and enjoy yourselves at the gra nd rodeo, at Mormon. Dairy July l7th.
 L. E. Hoffman, the saddier, has moved to the house formerly occu- pied by Ed. A. St Clair, as an, art gallery. NIr. Geo. Brbbitt, we un, will open fruit aud con. fectionery store in the building vacated.
 The County, Republican Central Committee, which met at Prescott last Saturday, have issued a call for primaries to be held at the. different