The Arizona champion., 1888-09-22

and will dispose of them for prices cheaper than was ever heard of in this section of the country.
 Chas. F. Laub, who recently went to Las Vegas, N. M,, accom- panied by Mrs. Laub, returned last evening. Mrs. Laub remained there visiting relatives.
 H. T. Andrews, of Present., and Geo. P. Thornton, of Williams, have this week been hoh-nobing among the unterriied at Flagstaff and vicinity.
 P. D. Berry will commence the erection of a brick building the latter part of next week on the lot next to the Arizona Central Bank. It will be 24 feet wide by 70 long. Geo. Cook, of the firm of Cook x Lee, is here again after spending couple of months in Graham county. His many frieads are glad to see him back.
 The number of strangers in town is notable and they are all pleased with the appearance of our city and some of them will cast their lots with us.
 The mill of the Flagstaff Lumber Company, which has been shut down for some time, undergoing repairs, started up yesterday with full force.
 The Albuquerque Democrat was in error when it stated that Fred Uthmier, a Flagstaff printer was bitten by centepede. He is a PhGnix printer.
 J. NJ. Simpson is still pushing the water works. He will run maines down San Francisco Avenue and extend those on Gold Avenue to the end of the street.
 Major D. NJ, Riordan is spread ing himself on fine exhibit of the product of the Arizona Lumber Co.'S. mill for the Albuquerque Fair. The Major never does anything by halves.
 l J B. Tappin and Frank Rosilda of Challender, large wool growers in this county are in on business, although they are both adherents to the faith of Democracy, they cant swallow Growers free trade message. ! Mrs. Fitzpatrick, mother of J. R. Fitzpatrick of the Exchange Bank, who has been visiting with Mir. and Kilpatrick for about two months, left on Monday for her home in Dakota.
 Wm. Fain one of our leading stockmen, moved his family in to Flagstaff, that his children may have the benefit of our excellent schools; Mitchell Burch also moved in this week.
 Geo. Farmer and Robert Louden of San Diego Cal, visited our town this week, they were well pleased | with Flagstaff and surroundings, Mr. Louden is an old school mate of w. G. Stewarts,
 A very pleasant social party was given in the new building of J. J, Donahue last evening, under the direction of Prof. J. c. Denny. A very pleasant time was had by all who attended.
 We were this week shown an ex cellent specimen of the oats raised in this vicinity by T. G. Norris The stalks were seven feet two inches long. It will be sent to tn, Albuquerque Fair,
 Tom Kee, has purchased tn, restaurant and fixtures formerly owned by Charley Gang, and h, hereby gives notice that he will no be responsible for any debts whicl the said Charley Gang has contract ed heretofore. E
 The Mexican citizens of Flagstaf gave dance at the Grand Arm, Hall last Monday evening in homo of the 18th anniversary of the inde pendence of Mexico. It was large ly attended and a general good tim was had.
 The rodero of the Mogollol : Mountains commenced on the 20tl inst, at Brannen, Fennie & Bran nen ranch and will work north; an, the rodero of the San Francisco an, Bill Williams Mountains commenc ; ed the 24st inst, at Rodgers Lak and will work north,
 :, Cameron X Lind have received , an elegant stock of bandanas. The, have them for all parties, Republi cans, Democrats, Mugwumps, Pro hibitionists, Free Traders an, Protectionists. They are disposin, of them very rapidly and those wh want to carry their standard beare in their pockets in the shape of , fine silk handkerchief, had bette call early and secure one.
 The following from the St John Herald is fully applicable in thi county; Don't delay. If you hay not registered, go at once and hay your name placed on the roll 0