The Arizona champion., 1888-09-01
WEEKLY CHAMPION
SATURDAY. SEPT. I, 1888.
Local Matters.

House and rooms to rent. l Chrisman. junl 6ti
 For canned goods at lowest price: go to J. Salzman's.
 Mixed and fancy drinks of all kinds at the San Juan. If
 DIED.-ln Walnut Grove, Au, gust 26th, George Jackson, aged 6s years.
 For anything and everything, at lowest prices, go to the store of J. Salzman.
 San Juan champaign cocktails are what everyone calls for each morning. If
 John Hance has been in town this week from his ranch near the Grand Canyon.
 For dress suits, business suits and gents furnishing goods generally go to J. Salzman's.
 The Board of Supervisors have fixed the tax levy for this year at three per cent.
 Harry Lyons, a prominent horse raiser of this section, visited our mountain town this week.
 Henry Banta, who has been ab- sent at Holbrook, for several days, returned here on Thursday.
 Woods buys and sells everything on commission, also Real Estate Rental and Employment Agent.
 Captain E. J. Simpson, general manager of the Aztec Land and Cattle Company, was in town this week.
 David Babbitt has received car load of hardware, doors and paints, which are for sale at bed rock prices. If
 E. A. Sawyer, of the firm of Lesser x Sawyer, merchants of Winslow, was in town several days this week.
 We have had several refreshing showers during the week, which have cooled the air and laid the dust on our streets.
 a~ Losr.--One red heifer calf, about z ten weeks old. A liberal reward wsll be paid for her return to me at Milton. july7 WM. CARROLL.
 MARRIED.--At the residence of the brides parents, Iron Springs, near Prescott, August 26th, D. J. Seamans to Miss Minnie J. Atkin- son.
 Judge D. J. Coakley, one of the pioneers of Flagstaff, has gone to the Lone Star State, Texas, where he has brother residing. Success to you, Dan, wherever you may be.
 Quite a number of our people will leave next week to attend the c. A. R. encampment, which con venes at Columbus Ohio, Septem- Der 10th. Bon voyage.
 W. NJ. Fain and wife made Flag staff a visit this week. MT. Fain is one of the leading stockmen of this vicinity, and his many friends are always glad to see him visit our mountain town.
 It is an old but true saying that Q dollar saved is as good as two earned. Then why pay 20 and 25 cents per pound for fruits, when you can get more for the money at G. A. Woods Commission House, San Francisco avenue,
 The CHAMPION, in it's last issue, was in error in stating that Sam Greenwood had jumped the ranch of John Hance. Mir. Greenwood states that he purchased one-half of the property in dispute and that there was no jumping of any ones property but his own
 Surveyor F. B. Jacobs has -eceiv- ed his new improved solar transit and is now ready to do all work in his line. Leveling, ditching, etc. Persons looking for homesteads will do we'll to call on Mir. Jacobs aud have him show them over the coun- try. july2ltf
 Joe Lockett is in from his ranch, about four miles north of town. He has one of the finest farms to be found in Arizona and sll that Joe needs to make it par excellent is-- we'll everybody knows---this is Leap Year,
 Wm. Powell, who, with Mir. Eb. Greenlaw, is in charge of Null No. 2 of the Arizona Lumber Company, is in town this week. He reports the mill in fine running order and that they are cutting large amount of lumber at present.
 Constable K. F. Odell returned Sunday morning from the Navajo country bringing in 23 head of horses and some p head of cattle, the alleged property of J. P. Will jams. They were attached on a suit brought by Bell Brothers to recover the sum of sl, 900 due from Williams. Soon after their arrival the horses were replevined by Lesser X Sawyer, of Winslow, who > .l~;c, th. .hGsL Tho .attla