The Arizona champion., 1888-06-02
WEEKLY CHAMPION
SA LOCAL MATTERS


 Will Murphy started for the Grand . Canon last Sunday.
 Woods buys and sells everything on commission, also Real Estate Rental and Employment Agent.
 The latest report received by Dr. Barr from San Bernardino reports the temperature as l26 in the shade.
 Chas. Zeiger, the wholesale liquor dealer of Albuquerque, was in town Thursday, looking after his exten- sive patronage here.
 Wm. Mulvenon Sheriff of Yava- pal County was here this week on official business connected with the sale of the A. & NJ. B. R. R. David Babbitt has received a car load of hardware, doors and paints, which are for sale at bed rock \ prices. If f~~ W. Attention to the new ad. and also the business locals of our enterprising real estate agent c. A. Woods is invited in this issue of the CHAMPION.
 A. M. Anderson, an old news peper man, and representing the Albuquerque Democrat made the CHAMPION office pleasant call yesterday.
 A. 0. Morse, the popular livery man has some of the finest turnouts in town. His Sunday rigs are as fine as can be found at any stable in the country.
 P. P. Daggs went east last Tues day to post himself on the condition of eastern wool markets. He will visit the principal eastern sea port towns before his return.
 F. F. Greenlaw has moved his house about twenty feet south this week, and the danger of having a line of street cars running through bis resi- dence is obviatsd,
 G. A. Woods, the well know con tractor and builder, will make a change in his business the coming week which hs will announce to the public through the columns of the CHAMPION.
 J. F. Hawks, the proprietor of the popular Hawks Hotel, has built & large addition of stone to the north end of his hotel, and is now prepared to accommodate trade in any style and to any extent.
 J. J. Donahue has taken hold of the saloon in his building formerly occupied by Calder Herring, and with his brother 'Tim" will be pleased to meet all of his old friends and as many new ones as may de- sire to call.
 The CHAMPION was informed this morning by s reliable party that President Eddy of the A. X M. B. ~ K. R. had telegraphed that he would be here in about a week. This assuredly gives every indica- tion that work will be resumed on the road in short time.
 The horse race which occurred on Thursday resulted in a victory for Hugh Campbell's marc which ran against E. w. Crockett's bay horse for purse of s25. Quite a large number of our horsemen were present and quite sum of money changed hands.
 A. 0. Morse, proprietor of the Flagstaff stables leaves on Monday with party of 40 excurtionists, from California to visit the Grand Canon. Mir E. J. Carsen is in charge of the party. Mir. Morse says it is pretty large draw on him for transportation but that he is equal to the occasion.
 The new bath rooms connected with the barber shop of Bayless Bros, are a convenience and luxury which the patrons of that well kept institution fully appreciate. Any temperature of water may be ob- tained, and the most exacting crank , on the subject of bathing will find all his peculraI ities provided for at bath rooms of Bayless Bros.
 A special feature of the mission sry meeting at the church last Sun day evening was solo by Fife, a little daughter of Mir. and Mrs. w. H. Yancey. The little girl sang the piece in faultlesss style, and charmed the audience with the sweetness of her voice. Every word and note was rendered accurately and distinctly and the applause she elicted was justly deserved.
 Flagstaff Lodge No. 8, K. of P. was treated royalty by the mem, bers of the Grand Lodge, which elected as Vice Grand Chancello", H. W. Gibbons; Grand Outer Guard; Max Salzman, Trustee R, H Cameron and Chairman on Credentials, for the ensuing year Geo. H, Tinker. all of which are members of the above mentioned lodge ard residents of our mountain