The Arizona champion., 1888-01-14
WEEKLY CHAMPION.
  SATURDAY. JANUARY IA, 1888.
LOCAL N477ERS.
Fresh eggs at Richards.

Choice eastern apples at RlchardS. A fuu assortment of nuts at Rich ards.
 oys,ers,by the dish or can at Rich ards.
 The past few nights have been very cold.
 A complete new stock of coutec' tionary at Richards.
 Mrs. Max Salzman has been quite i'll for the past few days.
 Dr. H. Hardrich of Williams, made our town visit this week.
 Fine Scotch bottom, button calf sk;n shoe for ss,5o at P. Bran nens. 3i t Richards sells goods lower than any other dealer in town quality consld- cred.
 Mrs. C. A. Greenlaw has been quite ill for the past week, but is now recovering.
 For soft hats the latest styles from s1,up, call at the Pioneer store of P. J. Brannen. d 3I tt Mrs. G. A. Bray, has gone to Pres colt, on a visit to friends and ac quaintances.
 The expense of running the county government of Mohave, for six months was SI7,a29.o6.
 l. Salzman Is back from the east, where he has been purchasing new goods for his store.
 A dancing school has been started in town which many of our young folks are attending.
 w. II. Anderson, was ip town from his rancn this week an d reports heavy snow in his vicinity.
 The town of Williams is rapidly building up, and improvements can be seen on every hand.
 ]. F. Dlggs, who has been absent in Southern California for some time returned home this week.
 E. Burgess, register of the Land Office al Prescott, hIs gone on a visit 10 his old home in Virginia.
 W. G. Stewart, attorAey-at law, has returned from Williams, where he has been on legal Ou,iness.
 ]. B. Tappan, President of the Flagstaff Wool Growers association, arrived in town on Thursday.
 Our mails are again in terrible shape. We have not received a paper from Prescott, in three days.
 w. E. Pratt. secretary of the Ari' zona Lumber Company, IS quite Ill with a severe attack of neuralgia.
 Jeff Lane, who for long time has been employed at the san Juan Sa loon, left this week for Williams.
 Dr. D ]. Brannen leaves here to ,.mcrrow evening for the east, on wis., Nit to his relative and acquaintances His many friends wish him safe and pleasant journey and speedy return. Capt E. J. Simpson, of the Aztec Cattle Company, is now genera! manager, vice H. L Warren resigned Judge ]. Y. Crothers, who has been sick for the past few days, IS again able to attend to office duties. The Ist encampment of the De partment of Arizona, G. A. R meets in Phenix on Tuesday the I7th in- stant.
 A dance was given at the G. A.. R. hall last evening at which a large number of our society people were present
 A fire at Tucson last week destroy ed the Arivaca Hotel. The loss l1 about S7,ooo, and it was insured for Ss,ooo.
 1. K. Fitzpatrick left on business trip to Albuquerque on Wednesday last, and from there he may go as far as Chicago.
 No mail from the east for three days and none from the west for four. Wherep oh, where is the old stage or buck. .boardl
 I. R. Fitzpatrick is putting up a brick addition to his dwelling house on Railroad Avenue. w. Sharp Is the contractor.
 Tile CHAMPION is under obligation to Messrs. Cameron and Lind for a bcx Of fine Grandma cigars. Many thanks gentlemen.
 It is reported that during the re. cent cold snap, the thermometer marked sixty one degrees below zero at points in Colorado.
 D. s. Russell was in town from Bellemont this week, and says that the stoim at his place was more se- we're than at Fl, gstaf.
 It is reported that Robert Johnson a resident of this place was recently shot at the Needles. We have been unable to get any particulars.
 Mir. C. Chamberlain, father of Mrs Kilpatrlck who has been sojolrning in our town for several months. lett on Wednesday for California.
 Two cars containing horses chick, ems, and ducks, passed through town