The Arizona champion. [volume] (Peach Springs, Mohave County, A.T. [Ariz.]) 1883-1891, 1889-09-21

of the Central Arizona Railway to
the South. The survey will be COM
pleted in about six weeks.
It is the universal opinion OF the
stockmen of this section that prices
for beef cattle will advance as thel
winter approaches and that they
will realize good fair prices for thelf'
steers.
DIR. d. J. Brannen has commenced
the construction of basement
for an addition to the Pioneer Drug
Store. 1t will be of stone 80 feet
long His increasing BUSINESS
necessitates the move
The barn of W. j. Murphy caught
fire last Tuesday night and for the
fact that it was very damp and no
wind prevailed we might have a |
a large conHagation. The loss is
about $50
Mr.. Geo. Bruce, who has large
number Of horses on his range nei,r
Oak creek, reports thet some time
last week some one shot one of his
stations, resulting in the animals
death. The loss is about 5000.
j. Sanderson. the enterp,ising
hay and grain man, informs us that
he will shortly lay in a large quan-
tity of coal for the winter. Any
one desiring this article can have the
same by calling on him.
Charley Kathrens, who is now in
the employ Of the Breed Mercantile
Co, at Winslow, is in town for re
pairs, having had a serious attack of
fever. He will remain until he gets
entirely over his illness.
w. c. Purple, undersherih OF
Sierra county, N. NJ, paid flagstaff
"a business visit this week. He ex-
pressed himself as highly pleased
with our town and predicts for us a
glorious future.
We received this week from
Secretary N. O. Murphy a copy OF
the journals of the 10Th legislative
assembly. They were printed by
the Prescott Courier and is a credit
able job.
~ For all kinds of commercial print
ing at reasonable prices call at this
office. We are just in receipt OF a
large stock of stationery and type o.
the latest faces aud can turn out jot
work better and as cheap as any
Office in Arizona.
Last Sunday afternoon Chas
Schulz team took into their heads
to have a run away, aud started Oh
dead jump. They were caught
near l.. l.. Burns residence, but not
until after they had completely de
molishel Cha,ley's blackboard.
r. III. Cameron. one of our solic
business men, accompanied by hi
mother, returned home Thursds,
nj ght from their visit to California
They speak in high praises of Chi
fornia, and that they had an enjoy
able trip.
The undersigned through pui'chas
has succeeded to the firm of ID. j
Brannen & Co., and desires an earl.
settlement of accounts and con
t,nuance of public patronage.
ID. J. BRANYEy,
2t Prop'r Pioneer Drug st 'rt
flagstaff, Ariz. Sept. IA, 1889.
John Lelstone, representa-
Stern, Loeb & Co., of Los Angelo
dealers in dry goods, is in town. IL
has visited our city bet twice. bu
has become very popular with on
business men, and consequently wi
proudly take away with him man
large orders.
The usual activity at the depc
has for many days been supplsnte
4
10y painful dearth of life. Tied U
trains with sandstone, lumber, etc
land the absence of the locomotive
/, constant motion and whistle CIV
the road the appearance Of thcrousl
fare deserted aud neglected.
, A sheep rodeo will commence
{ Milbourne & Bells ranch at DIR
Lake on the LIST Of Octooer to whic
al parties interested in the wo
industry are requested to ltten'
They will work from there and taxi
in all the sheep camps in the coul
try. Hurry Milbourne Is Captain
e A report was circulated bore Ia
Tuesday that the Indians had broke
out at Peach Springs, and { nat Il
people there had sent along the roa
!. for assistance. Upon inquiring In
, the affair it was found that it W
! a false alarm and that the repo
was untrue.
The Register and Receiver of b
r United States Land Office at Pre-
e cott have de ;idei the contest case
}. Mrs. Emma Gonzales, against Il
d townsite, in favor Of the people. Al
lecision is quite lengthy and we a
: sorry that the lack Of space proven
US from publishing it in full.
IT WoN'T BAKE BaEAD.-ln 9th
/. words. Hoods Sarsaparilla will n