The Arizona champion., 1888-05-26

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 Thos. McNlillan visited .,tha N.ittls Colorado this week to ,ouk 'fteT thG-wrttar5 0f nj, large herds. lie will commence sieArins next month.
 The Tombstone club was defeated in Santa Fe on Thursday by a score of nine to one, This makes four successive defeats for the Ari- zona boys.
 The excursion to Rogers Lake last Saturday was a most lurid sue cess. The most reliable authorities place the number of ducks killed at less than l6,0O0.
 J. W. Donnelly, of the land department A. X P, R. R. and c. A. Mariner, of the Engineering de- partment were in town Monday and Tuesday of this week.
 Gov. Zulck has offered a $500 reward for the arrest and conviction of the person or persons who am pushed and killed Micheal Wuhlen recently near Globe, Gila Co.
 J. c. Martin, editor of the Jour nal-Aliner and wife, accompanied by Mrs. J. l.. Fisher, of Prescott, passed through on this mornings train for their homes in tLe capital city,
 Capt. Sweeny, of our local base ball nine, is suffering from a fclon on one of his fingers. This will be q serious drawback to our club in case of contest with the Gallup team.
 c. s. Bowman has charge of af- fairs at the Arizona Central Bank in the absence of Cashier HoSkins. 'Zeke" is an experienced coin juggler, and will be found entirely equal to the responsibility.
 The man who kicks hardest about dull times never allows dollar of his money to be spent in advertising He will always kick, though it Is to be hoped he will not always live in Flagstaff.
 The Albuquerque Democrat says of our popular real estate dealer who has been to Albuquerque on business this week: "J. NJ. Simp- son, City Recorder of Flagstaff, Arizona, has been in our midst"
 In addition to the wine and beer served at the Sunday dinners, NJ. E. Shepperd proprietor of the Flagstaff Restaurant, has fine pine apple sherbet for dinner. Make him call and be convinced. If
 A prominent sheep man in this town was recently robbed of two watches and some small change by D tramp he had given employment. 1t presumed that the poodle has been turned into the Democratic campaign fund.
 A party from Los Angeles will soon arrive in Flagstaff for the pur- pose of visiting the Grand Canon. | The party mentioned in last week $ 1 CHAMPION which passed through Flagstaff in a special car, will also be here very soon on the same mission.
 John Donovan, who has been | employed in the storekeePer's de- ! partment of the A & P. at Albu- querque for several months, hes ! returned to his oli post in the ser vice of the Arizona Lumber Go. ! The CHAMPION is glad to see him back again.
 A tub of butter was stolen from c. A. Greenlaw's cellar last Tuesday ! evening. Flagstaff is evidently in tested with gang of petty thieves, some of whom will inevitably come ] to grief if their practices are con tinued here much longer.
 For the balance of this term Mr. ! Geo D. Brothers, principal of theI school, will retire, and the two de- partment5 will be taken in charge | by Miss Clara Coffin, who has been | in charge of the primary depart ment. The present term will con tinue for about month yet.
 The Courier understands from good authority that Chas. r. Kath- rens, a resident of FlAgstaf, is com ing out for sheriff of this county, | on the Democratic ticket Mir. !, kathrens IS a staunch Democrat l and has, during his stay of thirteen l years In this county, made himself l many frIendS,-Courier.
 Robert Richards courteously | initiated a CHAMPION representative into some of the mysteries pertain ing to the art of fine candy making one day this week. The process by 1 which the several classes of fine candy arrive at perfection is ex- tremely interesting, but most con sumers of the confection are satis- 1 tied to know that the goods look | nice and are pleasing to the taste. In the case of Richards goods, how ever, absolutely purity is guaranteed i as well as toothsome flavor and at | tractive appearance. Try some of