The Arizona champion., 1889-08-17

STOCKTON, Cai., nave made another
shipment of their Amerlcan(Spanish)
Merino Rams to this market. 1t
affords woolgrowers an opportunity
of purchasing good stock at reason
able prices. MIR. Whitaker is now
at Flagstaff
Robert Finnie, of the firm OF
Brannen. Finnie d Brannen, large
stock growers of this section, i, in
town from their range on the Mogol
Ions Mountains. He says that there
is plenty of grass and water and that
cattle never had better prospects for
the winter.
Mr.. and Mr.. VIM. Daze have re-
turned from their trip to Cleveland,
Ohio, where they were called to the
bedside of Mrs. Daze's father, VIII,
was quite sick and who succumb d
to his illness last week. They have
the sympathy of this comm unity in
their great loss
Stated convocations of Chapter
tonight. Work III the r. A. de-
gree. Visiting companions from
Prescott, A. q. Oliver, Fred. g.
Brecht and Bert Foster. All mem
beers and visiting companions cor
daily invited to attend. Also work
Monday, the 10Th.
j. E. BURCHARD, H. P.
A party of pleasure SEEKERS left
this afternoon for the Peaks to re-
main until tomorrow evening. They
will camp ut the Hart ranch -niyht
and ascend the mountain early in
the morning. The party consists Of
Mr.. and Mrs. John Worries and two
sons, MIR. and Mrs. i. w. Sisson,
Mr.. aud Mrs. Harry Fulton, Miss
Laura Fulton, Charlie Howard and
NJ. j. Riordan.
A special train passed through
flagstaff last Friday, bearing Gen.
d. b. Robinson, general manager Of
the A. L. P, and some of his
friends. We understand that his
stop over in our town was condu-
Give of some good as he is reported
as having said that the company
would improve our water system on
a larger and more extensive scale.
1t is reported here that the rail
road company have aba d med
Williams as freight div sion and
moved the same to Peach Springs,
thnt point two divisions.
This makes long division from
Winslow to Peach Springs, but it is
generally said that there will be a
established between those
two points and that it will be |
Prescott junction.
Hon. John V. Rhoades, General
Manager of the al Cattle Co, has
returned from Kansas City, where
he went in quest of pasture. He
says, however, that this is the wrong
time of the year for such feeding,
Kansas grass and feed being to hard |
for Arizona cattle, and it taxes a
long time to fatten them at this time
Of the year. He will rot be in the
shipment of cattle to the eastern
markets before next spring.
The Arizona Sandstone Go. con-
tinue heavy shipments from this
point East and West, shipping as
far as Kansas City. They have this
season been adding new machinery, |
and we learn that they intend to
make still further additions of
in the near future. While
their quarry is but mile from town
man! of our people are unaware of
the Importance and extent of this
industry. Their freights alone, paid
TO the A. & P. road, cannot fall
much short Of $500 day.
Mat McCabe, of New Brunswick,
ILL.,, offers to pay five dollars to any
person troubled with bloody fux,
who will take Chamberlain's Collie,
Cholera and Diasrhea Remedy ac-
to directions and DOES not
get we'll in the shortest possible time.
One half Of a 20 cent bottle of this |
remedy cured him o. bloody fux, !
after he had tried other medicines
and the prescriptions Of physicians
without benefit, Mr.. McCabe i,
perfectly safe in making this offer, |
as more than thousand bottles Of
this remedy are sold each day and it
mas never been known to fail in any
case Of collie, cholera morbus, diseu.
tssy, diarrhea or bloody fux, when
the plain printed directions were
foil wed. For sale by d. J. Biannen
& Co.
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