The Arizona champion., 1889-04-06

| claim near Belmont. He say the present season will be profitable one for the sheep men of his section The clip will be unusually heavy, and in a fine condition he believes and although an old-time Democrat, he comedies that accession of re- publican president, and the reten- tion of a protective tariff will not tend to depreciate the wool market in the least.
 We have specimen af parsnip at this office raised on the ranch of Mir. W. H. Anderson, about four miles north of town which cannot be excelled in any part of nothern Arizona. It is 3lI inches long, III inches In diameter and weighs 2I pounds. Mr. Anderson has been in the farming industry for quite number of years and says that no better vegetables can be raised anywhere than in the vicini- ty of Flagstaff. He brought in about 600 pounds of them this week and disposed of them very readily.
 Mrsrs: Hoxworth 4 Mayer, of Flagstaff, have rented Mir. Joseph Hamond's building on Coal avenue, opposite Sperling Bros, and early next week will open a tin smith shop. Mir. Meyer will have charge of the Gallup business. This firm are reliable business men. Mr Mayer, who comes here, is a gentle man who who will make friends among our people. The News ! Register bids the new firm well i come.-Gallup News Register.
 E- J. Simpson, manager of the Aztec cattle company, with head. | quarters at Holbrook, was in the city this morning, but left for home | this afternoon. He reports cattle wintering well in his section, that grass is springing up, and the wealth CT splendid for stock raislng.-- Albuquerque Citizen.
 In this issue of the CHAMPION will befound the ad of Mr. Thomas Howe, the popular furniture man of Flagstaff. In connection with his stock of furniture, he is also agent for the Chicago Carpet Co. He is an upright business man and deserves the patronage of our noun tain town.
 A party of pleasure seekers con sisting of Mir. Jonathan Norris & wife, Mrs. Scarborough, Miss Maud Scarborough, Mrs John Clark, Miss Campbell and others will leave first part of the week for the Grand Canyon and will take in the scenery of that greatest of natural wonders.
 The Hon. Chas. l.. Finn and lady arrived home Friday night. Many greetings were tendered them and all are glad to see them back. They both look we'll and enjoyed their visit abroad; since they left Phoenix they have visited the City of Mexico.--Winslow News.
 Mr3. Howard, wife of J. R. How ard, heavy stockman of this town, by her little son, ar rived from Los Angeles, Cal, this week and have taken rooms at Mrs. Geo. Primes. Mrs. Howard ex presses herself as well pleased with our town and its people.
 J. NJ. Simpson has on the road toward Flagstaff, a complete stock of Coffins, Baskets and Trimmings, and will embark in the undertaking business, having also procured a complete Embalming outfit. Mat ters requiring this attention will receive proper care.
 Ralph H. Cameron returned last Saturday from his trip to Phenix where he labored hard for Coconino County. Ralph is an untiring worker and defeat does not change him in the least. He is now in Albuquerque on bushes trip.
 Remember you can purchase a ticket for 25 cents a day-$4.50 month good for 5000 in the Pacific Mutual Life Insurance O., of San Francisco, Cal, in case any accident should happen to you. Call at the depot and secure tickets.
 Mir. and Mrs. Max Salzman will leave on tomorrow mornings train for San Francisco. Mir. Salzman goes for a few weeks recreation from bushes and we hope they will both enjoy their visit immensely.
 John Marshall and W. H. As hurst have struck bonanze in sil- yer mines, about four miles from near Fishers Tanks They are iubilant over thir find and we hope it will prove 'good thing,
 
 Shearing will commence at Gan yon Diablo and Walnut on the 10th of the present month, and shearers should take notice. This years wool clip will not fall behind any previous year
 Newspapers in 1889.