The Arizona champion., 1889-06-01

IL Pacific Railroad, passed through
our town last ednesday on his way
to his home in Albuquerque. He
had been west on business for his
company,
Andy Mum, an old Flagstaff boy,
VIII has recently been at WlnHlow,
is back again Andy's many friends
here are glad to see him and know
that he will once more be per-
manent resident Of our beautiful
mountain town.
Philip Hull, one of the largest
horse raiSers in Arizona, WAS in
town this week from his range. He
advertisss in this issue that he will
sell on the DIST, 22d and cad of the
present month lot of fine mares
and colts of the finest stock in this
country.
If we are judges Flagstaff can
produce more enterprising business
men than any other town of its size
in the Territory, with all the dull
times, defeat of Coconino and every
other drawback. The town pro
crosses and is every day attracting
outside capital,
Max Salzman, one of Flagstod's
most enterprising citizens, began this
week the erection of u four room
cottage, on the west end of Railroad
avene, 1t will DO neat little
structure with stone foundation,
and when Completed will be occupied
by him and his family. J. Z.
Burchard is the architect.
Mr.. John Williams, secretary of
the California Hosiery Company of
Oakland, Cal, is visiting our town
He purchased from Daggs Brothers
several car loads OF their fine wool,
which he shipped to his mills and
will be returned in the shape of
shirts, hosiery, etc. He EXPIRE sed
himself as delighted with this town
and country.
Anyone having two horses stolen |
near Frys springs in September. |
1881, by communicating with W.
L. Van Horn may learn something
to his advantage. A yoGng man
who was in this country at that time
has communicated to Mr. Van Horn |
through an attorney of northern
California. a desire to pay fer the
horses he took, il the owner can be
fcEnd.
The Flagstaff Riding and D.iyin-
Park Association are completing
arrangements for a Sto,r Eopiu.
Contest, to take place on thei
grounds, June 10, between riyai
Vaqueros of the Verde and Tont
Basin, for $500 a side; also two }
Mile Running Races. Their grounds |
are in excellent condition, the judyes
stand and the railing around the
track will be completed by the above
date, which will enable all to see the
contest without danger to themselves.
The Atlantic & Pacific railroad
are DESTROYS that northern
Arizona should be well represented
1T the agricultural fair at Albuguer-
que, in August. They suggest that
our farmers preserve for that event
samples of their products for ex-
nibition. Last year the display of
cereals was not only credit
lble, but must have been highly
satisfactory to the producers, through
whose public spirit, the agricultural
advantages of the territory were
made known, -JournaLMiner,
The management, of the X. Of P.
held at this place,
May 25th, reports as having made a
financial success OF the concer., ball
md supper, which we are happy to
chronicle. This makes an entire
success of the grandest affair ever
ield IN northern Arizona, and one
ong TO be remembered from a social
by all who had the
pleasure in participating in the
festivities. All our visitors having
themselves, before leaving,
IS being highly delighted with the
manner our people entertained thom,