The Arizona champion. [volume] (Peach Springs, Mohave County, A.T. [Ariz.]) 1883-1891, 1888-10-06

representative, in the Fifteenth
Legislature returned home on Mon
day from canvassi ng trip through
Tonta Basin and the Vsrd e.
The CHAMPION job Office does all
kinds of job printing; letter heads,
: bill heads, envelopes, invitations,
blanks, pamnk!ot work, etc. Send
in your orders.
There is sheepman in Flagstaff
who will bet 10000 head Of seeep
against $50, 900 that Harrison will
be elected Come take it up some
of you Free Traders.
| j. E. Jones and wife, of Berry
vile, Arkansas, arrived in town last
Saturday. They are well pleased
with our town and surrounding
country.
John Donavan, the popular book
keeper for the Arizona Lumber
Company, was in town this week
and reports Mill No. 2 running in
full blast.
| Another supporter of Harrison
and Morton--although he will not
vote for tween y-one years-but
Id says he i, of the RICH kind of
mate aial.
WalterJ. Hill, one of the largest
shee } raisers in the county left on
Wednesday morning for visit to
the east. He will visit Washing
ton, Boston and other of the large
eastern cities during his absence.
The republican legislative ticket |
throughout in this county is com
posed of first-clsss citizens and
should receive a cordial support |
from taxpayers of all parties who
desire good laws made.
Mrs. d. NJ. Riordan. Mr.. and Mrs.
+. W. Sisson, Miss Gaddis, of AL
buquerque, II. w. Kinsley, of Hol-
brook and John v. Rhoads will
leave for a trip to the Grand Can
yon.
A change in arrival and depar-
ture of trains goes into effect to-
day. Hereafter the East bound
train will he due here at 9 o'clock
p. m. and the west bound at $3.50
o'clox a. IN.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. G. Norris, who
have been spending fsw week.,
in the east, returned home last Sa-
turday. They were accompanied by
Mr.. Norris father and mother, who
intended staying here Tor a long
visit.
Registration will close on Octo-
bes 10Th, and voters who fail to get
their names on the great register
on or before that date will not be
allowed to vote at the November
election. Don't 70 get this, and
register at one.
DIR. Pentland, dentist, will visit
Flagstaff regularly. His charges
for the present will be as follows
For cleaning and polishing teeth,
go; extracting teeth, 81 to 80; fill
ing with silver, from 81 upwards;
gold, so and upwards; partial plates,
two teeth, So; four teeth, sl2; eight
teeth, sl5; full upper or lower sets,
$40.
Mr. P. d. Berry, one of our most
popular business men, and Mrs. J.
N. Berry, one Of the most respected
ladies of Flagstaff, we're married on
Tuesday. The wedding was pri-
vate. The CHAMPION whistles the
happy couple success in life coupled
with complete happiness.
A CARD.--I desire to inform the
public generally that l have re-
turned to Flagstaff and am pre-
pared to take contracts for the
erection of brick buildings of any
dimensi ons.
My work heretofore in Flagstaffis
my recommendation as to my work
manship. Respectfully,
julyl4tf BARNEY HARMsEN.
Notice is hereby given members
Of flagstaff Lodge U. d. F. & A.
NJ. to attend the next stated meet
ing to be held on Monday night
Oct. 22nd, for the transaction of
important business by members Of
said Lodge.
w. J. HILL. NJ. NJ.
j. GUTHRIE SAVAGE, Secretary.
Thomas Howe, the, Punitive
man, has decided to remain in Flag
staff PERMANENTLY and has erected
fine furniture store on the south
side Of the railroad. Mr.. Howe has
been here only a short time, but
by his honest and upright doings
has made many friends, who are
glade that he has changed his mind
and will remain with us for good.
Ministers Of the Gospel will be
stationed in this Territory for the
ensuing year as follows: Rev.
G. II. Adams, ID. ID. Superintendent
Flagstaff, N. l. Guthrie; Globe, G.
w. Downs; Phoenix, N. F. Norton;
Prescott G. L. Person: Tempe; J,
II. Gill; Tombstone, ]. G.. Eberhart;
Tucson, A. II. Gunnett; Verde,