The Arizona champion., 1889-05-04

wool, to our enterprising merchants
 Cameron x Lind.
 We received Governor Wolhey' proclamation, declaring last ruesda. a legal holiday, in last Sunday mail, one day too late for publica tion.
 Col. T. J. Thorp yesterday deliv cred an interesting and instructive address to the pupils of the public schools. 1t was enjoyed by the lit tie ones.
 Jeff. D. Newman was in town this week from his sheep range neal Bellemont, and like the other sheeE men is jubilant over this years woo harvest.
 E. $. Gosney has opened a private loan office, in Flagstaff, and will be glad to see his old friends and any others desiring to borrow money or discount notes. If
 Geo. E. Brown, a large stock raiser of Mayer, in this county, was in town this week. He is deputy Assessor and is now attending to his official duties.
 Attorney W. G. Stewart made a short business visit to Williams this week, and reports that town in good spirits, and that business men never felt more encouraged.
 Before buying elsewhere call and see my new lamps, cups, saucers, pitchers, etc., etc, and get prices. Lamp chimneys two and three for 25o, at H. H. Fishers. .
 Mir. O. T. Rogers one of the first settlers in Bill Williams range vis- ited the metropolis of Northern Ari- zona, this week. Uncle Charlie is always a welcome visitor.
 Dr. D. J. Brannen and bride are at home now to their many friends, having arrived from the East this The CHAMPION welcomes them to their future home.
 The CHAMPION office was the re. cipient this week of a pleasant call from Col. T. J. Thorp. He is a of ability and a pleasant one to hold conversation with.
 Neither one of the Prescott papers issued paper on the 30th of April. The Courier published two of the addresses in full, those of Harris Baldwin and Chief Justice Wright.
 Mir. Reichie, of the firm of Cor nish * Reiche, who has been spend. Ing some months in the East, recu- perating his bealth, is back again attending to his business in Flag staff.
 Buy your goods from the home merchants. They are the ones who circulate money in the town and to the support of every body. Patronize home industry and be happy.
 Mir. c. B. Adams, an old and prominent resident of San Bernar- .lino, Cal, arrived in our town this week and says it is very probable that he will become a permanent resident.
 c. H. Schultz who is largely in- terested in both sheep and cattle was n town for supplies Thursday prep lrtory to shearing and rodeoing. Charlie is always welcome visitor 70 Flagstaff.
 Mrs. H. J. Miller, accompanied oy her little son, who have been wis ting the East for quite awhile, re- turned on this mornings train, and consequently Attorney Miller iJ a happy man.
 T. $. Dickens representing the firm, Christy x Wise, of San Fran 'isco, is doing the country, buying ,he spring clip of wool, T. S..never clips" the sheep men as he is ,quare dealer.
 Deputy Sheriff J. l.. Black re- turned from Prescott this week. We ire glad to see Jim, but sorry to see Jim with the Assessors books, as it means more money for Prescott and ?. X A. c. k R.. bond holders.
 P. P. Daggs, of the firm of Daggs Bros, returned this week from an extensive trip East. Many expected O welcome Mir. and Mrs. P. P Daggs to Flagstaff, but were disap- pointed in the "Alrs., but P. P. is welcome home all the same.
 c, $. Bowman (Zeke) assistant cashier of the Arizona Central has ,aken we'll earned vacation, and eft Thursday for New York, where friends and relatives await his ar ival, He will be gone about six weeks. Mir. John Worries will fill lis place at the Arizona Central.
 We notice many strangers on our treets, who, we are informed, are ooking for business and locations. sensible men know good country md live business town when they zee it, consequently there will be many new settlers in Coconino