The Arizona champion., 1889-10-12

hrst class miliiner and dsessmaRer.
 l. Craftsman, the carpenter, is en. gagged in constructing a new house on Church street, opposite J. A. Vails residence, which will be used by P. 0. Aston as a saddle and har. ness store.
 Hon. N. Okes Murphy, secretary of Arizona, and Hon. J, l. Fisher of Prescott, passed through Flastaff last Tuesday on their way cast, the former to Washington, D. 0. the latter to Chicago.
 Rev. E. D. Wyckod, pastor of the Congregational church at Pres colt, is the guest of Mir. and Mrs. +. W. Sisson, of Milton. He left this morning for the Grand Canyon for two weeks outing.
 There will probably be nothing done on the mines recently discov- cred near here this winter, Ed Whip. pie says he will be ready to develop his claim early in the spring, and predicts that it is a good mine.
 Jerry Sullivan. large and pros. porous cattle man of Chino Valley, visited our town this week. Mir. Sullivan is well acquainted in Flag staff and nc CT fails to have a good time among our people.
 Come to the CHAMPION office and see samples of job work before send ing of for your printing. If you get the work done here the money will be kept at home and you will get o.her chance at 1t.
 l wish to call the attention of the ladies of Flagstaff to my new stock of fall and winter millinery, which I have just received. I guarantec satisfaction. Dressmaking is my speciality. MRS. L. A. ALvoRD.
 About fifty troopers of the U. S. cavalry from Camp Verde were in town yesterday, in charge of Lieut.. Nolan. They left for the Grand Canyon this morning, anl will dss. cend that wonderful gorge.
 
 The game of base ball to have ta. ken place last Sunday, between Mil ton and Flagstaff did not come ofl owing to the absence of two of the formers players. Sides were chosen and very interesting game ensued the score being ' to 8.
 Thirteen of the Jersey cows, on exhibition at the fair, were sold du. ring last week. This morning Mossrs. Delano and Day shipped ten to Flagstaff and three to Fl Paso. Four or five will be shipped to Santa Fe. --Albuquerque Citizen.
 Mir. o. P. Harding, the contrac- tor, has the foundation of Dr. Bran mems addition we'll under why and will have it finished the last of next week. The addition will de 25x30 feet, and will give the Doctor a lot of much needed room for his increas- ing drug trade.
 We are reliably informed by a gentleman now in Flagstaff, that the Perrin Land and Cattle Company, have disposed of, to California par ties l, 1000 head of beef steers at s per head, and that arrangements are being made to ship that number from their Williams range immedi- ately.
 John Hance guarantees to enter the river ir the Grand Canyon every l 2 miles, for distance of 40 miles, and will guide any party, desiring to prospect or explore, from the mouth of the Little Colorado to the mouth of the Cataract, which is supposed to be all of the above said distance. s7-3m.
 John V. Rhoades, general man. ager of the A. l. Cattle Com. pany, informs us that he will short 1 ly make large shipment of steers to the Kansas City market. He says that they will all be first class beef and if he does not get a good price for them it will not be the fault of the cattle.
 The following from the Prescott Courier is substantially correct only it is now R. H. Cameron instead oi Cameron < Lind: Cameron & Lind dealers in general merchandise, Flag staff, this county, are the most pop. ular business men in Arizona and have very large and lucrative trade"
 w. E. Pratt and family who have made many warm friends in this town, during their two years stay took their departure last Wednesday night for Albuquerque, where they will in the future reside. We are sorry to lose them from our midst, but feel that what is our loss is Albuquerque's gain.
 Johnny Lind, for long time con nected with Ralph Cameron in the mercantile business, at this place, left yesterday afternoon for a visit to his parents in Huntington lndi- ana tn ha n nhqant ahoutthrae monthg