The Arizona champion., 1888-07-21
The work of rebuilding Holbrool

The work of rebuilding Holbrool
 is progressing rapidly. Fresh keg beer on draught at J
 J. Donahue's saloon. july2
 Judge John A. Rush of Prescott
 has been appointed Attorney Gen
 eral by Gov. Zulck.
 Romallo Tofallo accidentally sho
 himself at Holbrook several day
 ago, the ball breaking the right arm Jim O'Neill, who has been unde
 the weather for several weeks iron
 sickness, is out again and rustlins
 with business.
 G. A. Woods has built and fitted
 up a real estate office on San Fran cisco avenue, opposite the genera store of Charles Laub.
 There will be & total eclipse ot the moon, visible in Flagstaff, about midnight of tomorrow. This is not intended as an intimation.
 The Arazonan states that a mum. Der of Phoenix citizens are arrang. ing for trip via of Flagstaff to the Grand Canyon of the Colorado.
 J. H. Hoskins Jr., having pur- chased the dwelling-house of F. W. Middleton some weeks ago, is re- moving it to the lots near the Doyle residence.
 T. F. McMillan is now sole owner of the unfinished stone hotel prop erty, and it is stated that he is ar ranging for an early completion of the structure.
 Geo. Babbitt and M. F. Jennings have opened a confectionery and general notion store on San Fran cisco avenue, opposite the dry goods house of G. A. Bray.
 Manning Brothers have enlarged their saloon and restaurant, on the soath side of Railroad avenue, by moving the old building temporarily occupied by the San Juan saloon after the fire.
 Read the announcement of S. c. Rees, as candidate for Sheriff. Mir. Rees is one of Yavapai's oldest and best known citizens and has many warm friends throughout the county.
 The bridge train of the Atlantic and Pacific has been repairing the bridges and trestles in the vicinity of Flagstaff during the week, and come in at night to side-track on the Mineral Belt.
 A hundred or more of Flagstafi's citizens went on an excursion over he Mineral Belt to Mormon Dairy 'n Tuesday. The brass band fur lished music, and the usual picnic was had.
 Several brickyards have sprung ap around town to supply material Or the rebuilding of the burned district. Their work is being some what deterred, however, by the ire luent summer showers.
 A number of ties piled near the track, at Bellemont, and owned by George L. Fields, were burned few evenings ago. It is that they were fired by parks from passing locomotives.
 The east-bound train was several lours late yesterday, caused t.om nc or more of the cars leaving the rack in Johnson's Canyon, west of Williams. The accident was slight, | md no serious damage was done.
 The Chautauqua Circle of Flag taf has ceased to be. The recent | ire and other circumstances have :aused its members to diminish, md at its last meeting a motion to lisband was unanimously carried.
 FoR SALE.--A house l6x24, with hree rooms, and four lots of 25 eet front by l50 feet, with never ailing well of pure water, and fine arden of growing vegetables. For information inquire of H. NJ. Gorton.
 Orick Jackson, the genial and ble manager of Hoof and Horn, nd who at present is on a general for his paper, is contribu- ing articles in regard to the differ mt sections of the country which e is visiting.
 H. D. Ross, of Flagstaff, is seek ng the Democratic nomination for District Attorney. MT. Ross is well ked here, will get the votes of the elegates to the convention from his section of the county, and the CHAMPION hopes he will secure the omination.
 Surveyor F. B. Jacobs has receiv- d his new improved solar transit nd is now ready to do all work in is line. Leveling, ditching, etc. 'ersons looking for homesteads will 0 well to call on Mr Jacobs and a ..o Lin. rLo... 4La,,, o.rar 4La na,n 1