The Arizona champion., 1888-04-07
TIE N M S,
LOCAL MATTERS.

Choice oranges at Richards.
 The Flagstaff boys will organize a base ball club.
 Cameron X Lind have l9 barrels of fresh ranch eggs.
 John Weatherford will soon have his livery stable completed.
 F. l. Beal was in town from his sheep ranch this week.
 Our popular merchant, P. J. Brannen is disposing of a large number of lots.
 Wm. Hull, one of Yavapai's leading horse owners, is visiting our mountain town.
 For fine staple and fancy groceries of all descriptions call at Salz- mans.
 Mir. and Mrs F. W. Middleton will, we are informed, leave Flagstaff in a short time,
 W. 0. Iamonte, editor of the Hol- brook Standard, came in on this morn ings train .
 Mrs. Al Doyle, who has been quite sick for the past week. is now rapidly recovering.
 J. J. Stewart, on San Francisco Ave, sells goods the cheapest of any man in town.
 The best thing Tommy Hughes, of the Albuquerque Citizen, can do is to keep his shirt on.
 Bring in your orders for job work to this office. They will be neatly and promptly executed.
 Carter Bros. opened their barber shop on Thursday morning in the build ing of H. J. Miller.
 Mrs w. E. Pratt of Milton, re- turned last evening from visit to rela- tives;at Albuquerque.
 Henry Banta, who we have known for the past ten years, made Flagstaff a flying visit this week.
 Hon. W. e. Stewart, who has been sbsent at Prescott for, the few days returned home this week.
 Johnny Francis, Tom Crockett and Al Beasley returned this week from a duck hunt to Clark's Valley.
 The San Juan Saloon, with the help of painters and paper hangers looks as neaS .s 'brsn" new silver dollar. Tom Davis, the genial representative of the firm of H. s. Bridge X O., elothiers, left for home on Thursday.
 MT. J. W. Weatherford is eagerly awaiting the arrival of his father, whom he expects, in a few days, from Texas.
 It is reported that Thomas Gates, superintendent of the territorial pri- son, at Yuma is contemplating resign ing his position
 Wm. Daze, one of the best engineers that runs locomotive on the A. & P. R. R., made the CHAMPION a pleasant call this week. Come again. You are always welcome.
 A. G. Oliver, formerly in the mer- chandise business at Seligman, has been appointed post trader at Whipple Barracks. A better appointment could not have been made.
 Richards is growing because he can run oysters only about a month longer, as the season ends on May lst. What do you want Richardsi The world.
 The saddlery shop on San Francisco Avenue, formerly of W. s. Cray, has been purchased by L. F. Hoffman, and is now open for business. If
 Ed A. St Clair, the photographer, has taken some of the finest views ever taken of Flagstaff and vicinity He has reduced the price on all pictures. Notice price list elsewhere.
 Everybody can wear good clothes now that J. Salzman has opened his new stock of clothing, which he is sell ing SO cheap that it won't pay to wear the old suit. Take look at theml m24
 Geo. Hoxworth made cooking pans of about one hundred pounds capacity, which Richards will use in the manu- fracture of candies. That looks like business. .f o. W. Kennedy's building, on San Francisco Avenue, which he will use for . general merchandise store, is rap idly approaching completion.
 Frank Heisisr, of Prescott, has taken charge of the meat market of Campbell & Francis Frank,is an old hand in the meat business and thor oughly understands his trade.
 Cook X Lee do all kinds of Jewelry work and make speciality of fine wssoiS repairing. Parties at dis tance may send their watches by ex- press with assurance that they will be repaired by an expert watch maker. If.
 We understand that County Super intendent of Schools, Judge ONeill, --.t -.s.k M. .~.1n Qr J,,u:..s. kLo onxso;,> ,