The Arizona champion., 1889-03-30

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 Church.
 J. F. Daggs has returned fror
 Phenix. During his absence Mi
 Daggs did hard and effective wor
 in the interest of Coconino count and is deserving of the thanks C this community.
 The c. A. R. boys have ha
 made one of the finest and neates
 book cases we have ever seen. The
 propose to fill it up with good lite, ature, and make the hall goo
 place to spend an evening.
 P.J Brannen, the pioneer mer chant of Flagstaff will soon add t his establishment the services of good dress-maker, which will great ly add to the convenience of hi patrons.
 Geo. Babbi}t has on the road [ new marble soda fountain, and vii dispense that cooling beverage t, his many patrons the coming hot weather. The price paid for tn, same is S650.
 Harry Sommers left last Wednes day night for his old home in New York City to remain permanently; During his stay here Mir. Som mers made a good many friends, who regret his departure.
 Campbell & Francis expect to begin shearing their band of sheep about the 10th of next month and were in town this week employing sheep shearers to do the work. They report the wool crop good.
 Earnest Meyers, of the firm of Lowenthal & Meyers, liquor dealers of Albuquerque, was visitor to our town this week. His firm does a large business on the A. x P. railroad.
 Mir. c. H. Verkamp, accompan- jed by his son-in-law, David Bab- bitt, have gone to California on a visit to be gone several weeks. During their absence they will visit all the principal cities in the state.
 Tom Davis, of the firm of H. S. Bridge & O., will be in Flagstaff about the 2d of April. Hold your orders for him, he represents the pest house on the Pacific Coast and will always treat you right.
 Dr. J. M. Marshall, the dentist will leave the first of next week for !, professional visit to St Johns, Apache county. We can recom- mend the Dr. as being one of the best dentists in the west.
 The youngest child of Mir. and Mrs. w. A. Switzer has been quite tick for some time, with pneumonia put it is now, we are happy to say, luite out of danger, and will soon 
 Robert Hornbeck this week trimmed all the trees between here md Old Town. We can now see everything that goes on up there md they can see what goes on Town here and it helps to beautify he trees and make our town look leit.
 Mir. and Mrs. c. W. Moves of St. Joseph, Mo, spent few dayes in this week, the guests of E. S. Gosney of the Citizens Bank. MT. Moves is senior member of the firm of Noys Norman & Co, the wholesale boot and shoe house of St. Joseph.
 The Superintendent of the Meth ,dist Sunday School desires to re- mind the teachers and scholars that the lesson for next Sunday (the 3lst Inst. ) is a review of the studies of the past quarter and ask them to be prepared accordingly.
 Mir. A. W. Switzer, of this place is a candidate to fill the vacancy in in the Board of Supervisors. The CHAMPION thinks no better appoint nent could be made. Mir. Switzer is capable and honest and would do his duty by the taxpayers of our county.
 The average mileage made by At antic x Pacific locomotives during the month of February was 3,2l2 miles and the total miles travelled was 250,553. This was accom- plished by an engine corps of 9l locomotives, all of which were not used however, as several were in the shops undergoing repairs. --Albu- luerque Democrat.
 According to the Alabama En- luirer, country editor is one who reads newspapers, writes on any subject, sticks type, folds papers and makes up mail, runs errands, saws wood, works in the garden, is blamed for a thousand other things he never thought of, works hard all day, is subject to spring fever, helps people into office who forget all about it afterward, and ire quently gets cheated out of his earning. He pufs up and does more to build up a town than any body else; the miser and fogy are