The Arizona champion., 1888-02-04

with bombs and fire crackers. Flag staTs Cinnamon have already com menced 10 lay in supply of these ex plosives.
 Earnest Meyers of the wholesale liquor firm of Lowenthal x Meyer.
 was in town this week interviewing our business men. The firm arc agent, for some of the largest houses in thei line of goods in the east among whict IS the Star Distillery of Cincinnati, Ohio.
 Wood and lumber shippers have been made happy during the pas, week by more liberal allowance oI empty cars and the shipments have been unusually large. Flagstaff can load ISoo more cars every month than the railroad conpany is able to furnish.
 When you want to take your best girl for ride, go to Charley Morsc's livery stable, and he can accommo, date you with one of those new bug. gies which he bought while east, and fine pair of trotters to pull il.
 Cameron and Lind have just re, ceived large assortment of trunks, which comprise all the styles and qualities known to the market, from ! sole leather, worth S6o to one that can be bought at your own price.
 Attention IS called to the ad of the Arizona Wood Co, in this issue of the CHAMPION. Their offices are locs' ted on the southwest side ot the rail road track and they are now prepared to furnish the best of wood m any quantity from cord to a train load at any time.
 When the mists are erected on Railroad Avenue at the corners ot Gold and San Francisco, and the I ,ooo candle power electric lights n- illuminate the blocks of brick and stone buildings on either side, Flag staH will present a metropolitan ap pearance.
 Mrs. w. H. Grove and Miss Min. nie will go to Castle Creek, Hot Springs in d few days, to conduct that popular resort which has large trade from Prescott and PnenIx du. ring the summer. MT. Groves will continue to run the lodging house here.
 Fifteen car loads of stock were fro zen to death on Monday last rear Palmyra, N. Y. An effort was made when the storm came on to run them to points where the stock could be sheltered, but in spite of all Ihe ef. forts made, nearly fifteen car loads of cattle and hogs, destined for Bas ton and New York per;shed.
 A letter was received from Dr. Brannen this week from his old home in Illinois, where he is visiting his mother. That"DJc" Is enjoying him. self to the fullest extent in meeting rel atives and friends, there Is no doubt. A pleasant visit and safe return to Flagstaff is the CHA MPIoN's wish.
 s. G. Lapam. secretary of the Ari- zona Wood Co.,, has returned from an extended trip to points in South. ern California on business connected with his company. MT. Lapham las established a branch nffice at ~. s. Fort Street, Los Angeles, whe'e coa' tracts can be made for cord or stove wood in any length or quantity re. qulred.
 F. w. SiTson, assistant treasurer Jf the Arizona Lumber Company, re turned from. the East last evening accompanied by his young bride. We are informed that they were married in Perioria, Ill. In connection with hls many friends the CHAMPION welcome them to our beautiful town, and wish them years of welded joy and pros. perity.
 From private advices we learn that Col ]. w. Eddy, President of the Arizona and Mineral Belt R. R. who for some time past was quite i'll at Aurora, illinois has nearly recovered md that he will leave for Boston in a few days, where he hopes 10 make the necessary arrangements, so that work will be resumed on the Mineral Belt road early in the spring.
 Probate Judge Wru. O. O'Neill has a notice ir. this issue Of the CHAM PioN, calling upon administrators of estates, to make final accounting. They represent nearly a quarter of a million dollars and Judge O'Neill i: determined that administrators must, and shall render an account of their stewardship. This is a move in ,h, right direction and is certainly vcry commendsble order of the Probate Court of this County.
 We do not believe there is a mat m town that is as busy or making st much mony as Richard. We have bee' 10 him twice this week for the man uscript for his sd, and up to the pres ent writing have failed to ge. it anC we will have to make another trip Richards if you can not, as you say get tim. to writ up your ad soone than you have done for the pas, fev weeks. we woul d advise you to hirt ,no,her clerk.
 Mir. Cleveland suggested tha, |, pipeful of to bacco was a luxury whicf could wei! bear taxing. IL is doubt