The Arizona champion., 1888-05-05
E. K. Greenlaw is in from his ranch.

an addition to his house. , Patti Rosa is playing to crowded houses in Albuquerque this week,
 Go to Robt. Richards candy factory for fresh goods nicely made.
 For fine staple and fancy groceries of all descriptions, call at Salz- mans.
 A. B. Boyle, who has been quite ill for the past two weeks, is now able to be out again.
 Quite number of our citizens are out today with the band excursion at Mormon Dairy.
 Frank Morrell came in from the Verde last Wednesday. He will re- main in town this summer.
 T. G. Norris, Esq, left yesterday to attend the democratic pow WOW to be held at Phenix on the 7th.
 T. A. Riordan visited Prescott this week, in attendance as delegate to the Democratic county convention.
 E. M. Doe, of the firm of Stewart x Doe, returned from Williams yester- day where he has been on legal busi- ness.
 The News suggests that Winslow might organize her base ball team and try Flagstaff another round. We sec ond the motion.
 Ben Black, who has been on an ex- tended visit to the southern part of the territory. returned to Flagstaff last Wednesday evening.
 The saddlery shop on San Francisco Avenue, formerly of w. s. Gray, has been purchased by L. E. Hoffman, and is now open for business. If
 A Tombstone man is about to plant two acres of cucumbers He denies the rumor that the doctors are backing him in the enterprise. - ProspectOr.
 D. A. Murphy < Bro, have renova- ted and repaired their restaurant, and invite their old friends and as many new ones as may desire to call and visit them.
 J. c. Martin, of the Journal Miner, has quite an interesting letter in his issue of this week, regarding Flagstaff, and it's surroundings, which want of space forbids us from publishing.
 The Santa Fe base ball nine defeated Las Vegas last Sunday at the latter place by score of 6 to ?. Ten in nings were played. It is said the 1 playing was superb.
 Fred Riley, the energetic manager of the Arizona Wood Co. s Commissary at Prentice's Spur, came in Tuesday, He looks as though the climate of Prentice vale agreed with him.
 D. V. McGonigle will open on the south side of the railroad track a first class saloon. He says he will not put over the bar anything but the best goods. Give him call
 The Flagstaff Lumber Company has opened an extensive commissary on the grounds adjoining their mill. Mir. T. H. Shufin, an accomplished coun- ter jumper, is in charge.
 Mir. L. H. Wilson, of our local rail, road, passed west over the A. P. a few days ago, and may be in Prescott this week, A letter from him to a friend in Prescott says the road will be extended south this summer sure. Prescott Courier.
 Chautauqua Program, for Wednes, day evening, May 9th: Roll call-To be answered with SC lcctions from Washington Irving.
 Music.
 Review of first two chapters of Readings from Washin, ,5ton Irving Miss Morgan.
 Review of first half of chapter 4th Physiology and Hysiene-Miss Camp bell.
 Debate-"Resolyed, That tariff fo revenue only is preferable to tarit for protection. TO be lel in the af frmative by T. G. Norris and II. D Ross; in the negative by W. L. Val Horn and Geo. D. Brothers. Music.
 P. J. Brannen is selling staple anC fancy groceries for less money than any house in town. He is selling Kansas Cit, !, sugar cured hams at Is cents pc Il pound.
 : cans of Cuttings Best Table
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 toes ........,....... l.O'
 6 cans of eastern peas .... l.OO
 c. 0. Goven, general manager of tn Arizona Cattle Company, visited Pres colt during the present week on busi , ness connected with his company. H. :, states that he never saw Northern U AriZopa in better condition ait thi