The Arizona champion., 1888-09-08
WEEKLY CHAMPION
SATURDAY. SEPT. 8, 1888,
Local Matters.

House and rooms to rent. l. Chrisman. junl 6tf
 For canned goods at lowest prices go to J. Salzman's
 Mixed and fancy drinks of ell kinds at the San Juan. If
 J. SalZman made a flying business trip to Challender thi $ week.
 For anything and everything, at lowest prices, go to the store of J. Salzman.
 Hon. ". H. Ashurst one of our prominent stockmen, was in town this week.
 San Juan champaign cocktails are what everyone calls for each morning. tf
 Miss Clara Coffin and Miss Flora Weatherford have returned from Prescott.
 Mitchell Burch is in from his ranch and states that cattle are doing fine.
 For dress suits, business suits and gents furnishing goods generally go to J. Salzman's.
 H. Harley, who formerly held a position with D. A. Murphy, is here from Winslow.
 s. S. Aeker came in from his cat tie range to look after his butcher business.
 BoRN.--At Mill No. ?, on Sept. 6th, to the wife of John Ruby 9l pound daughter.
 The Flagstaff boys will go down to Kingman next week and play them a game of base ball.
 Frank Rosilda, of Challendar, one of our extensive wool growers, re, turned this week from Boston.
 Miss Fulton will ,open a kinder garten on Monday next at the resi- dence of Mrs. Scarborough.
 Frank Hart, one of the largest stock owners in the Territory, re- turned to Winslow this morning.
 Woods buys and sells everything on commission, also Real Estate Rental and Employment Agent. N David Babbitt has received car IoM of hardware, doors and paints, which are for sale at bed rock prices, tf The town still improves; building in all quarters continues and our town is rapibiy recovering from the destructive fire.
 They have organized base ball nine out to Mill No. ?, and propose to issue challenge to the Flagstaff team very soon.
 R H. Cameron, c. H. Schulz and Geo. H. Tinker left on Wednesday for Prescott to attend the Republi- can convention,
 The Arizona Central Bank had lockout this week, but after much perseverance the safe was opened without damage.
 When the building boom is over and our streets cleared of rubbish, our town will have quite a metro politan appearance.
 Frank Taylor has moved his sa- loon from the stone building to the one next to Bayless Bros. barber shop on Railroad Avenue.
 We gre in receipt of Volume ls No. 1, of the Springfield (Missouri) Hornet. It is five-column sheet, printed on green paper.
 Neither the Salt River Valley or California can grow finer peaches than were brought in this week from the Verde by P, Van Derin.
 Services will be held as follows in the M. E. Church tomorrow: Sun day school, 10 a. m; preaching II Q. m.; evening services, 7:S0 p. m. / The Mineral Belt engine took fire last night about l l o'clock and the "cab" and other wood work, in cluding the steam guage were con sumed.
 Talk about water melons, but Jim ONeil has some that would make a coon grow gray with envy. They are products of the Verde Valley.
 A. P. Gibson, of Old Town who has been quite ill for the past six weeks, we are happy to state is now recovering, although he is unable to lowe his home.
 It is pleasing to stockmen to notice that the beef market IS slowly but gradually increasing and good beef cattle will be worth good fig ure before the holidays.
 A deed has been filed for record from 0. c. Goven to John O. De vergne fol 40 acres of land near Flagstaff, the price paid being e7,0O0, ,--Journal-Miner
 Surveyor F. B. Jacobs has receiv- ed his new improved solar transit and is now ready to do all work in his line. Levelinc, ditching, etc. Persons looking for homssteeds will lls.well to cal Ga Ar. Jacoos ans