The Arizona champion. [volume] (Peach Springs, Mohave County, A.T. [Ariz.]) 1883-1891, 1889-03-23
WEEKLY CHAMPION
SATURDAY. MARCH %. 1889.
Local Matters.

OF Wihams, Is visiting our town o.
business.
j. K. Jones, of the Democrat
made a business visit to Albuquer
que this week.
From the Albuquerque papers we
see that mad dogs are trying t.
''boom" the town.
Jim O'Neill is adding some i'm
provements to his house in the
Eastern portion of town.
A number of palace stock cars
have been sidetracked at the stock
yards, below town.
Babbitt says he will have 10000
of the best cigars for the money
that ever struck Arizona.
Col j. b. Thomas was a visitor
to Flagstaff this week from his
sheep range on the Little Colorado.
Received consignment Of SINGER
sewing machines, and viii sell them
on easy payments, G. A. Woods
Agent G..
j. M. Simpson, the real estate
man, is having his vocation en-
blazoned upon the outer walls of
his domicile.
Several of our new business
houses and residences are receiving
new paint on them and other i'm
provements.
Frank Livermore was in town on !
Thursday from the AL ranch. He
claims to be the best looking man
in that vicinity. /
Sol Barth, who was recently par
doned by Governor Zulick has re-
. turned TO his old home in st. Johns
Apache county,
J. c. Vining is acting IS agent
at the depot during the absence of
L. A. Brown, and is accommodate
ing and genial to all callers.
NJ. j. Riordan, of the Riordan
Mercantile Co., returned last Thurs
day from Phoenix where he has
been visiting. ~ I,
Mr.. G, II. Verkamp, father, and
Miss May, sister of Mrs. David
Rabbit, arrived in flagstaff Friday
morning, and will remain here some
time on visit.
Monday of this week the engine Il
and other paraphernalia belonging
to the wreck of the freight train at a
Fliryiew, passed throu IN on its way
to the repair shop.
St. Patrick's Day passed off in S
Flagstaff very quietly. An acca- o
sional "bit of green" in the Gutton-
hole of true patriot was the only 9
evidence of its remembrance. n
Mart, the printer, one of Flag
stats old boys and also one of the
finest artists on the Pacific Coast, b
returned here this week from the O
Northern Territories where he has v
been visiting.
Dave Russell is in town from his o
stock range in the Coconino forest. II
He reports his stock in excellent q
condition for this time of year and
says that cattle generally have x
wintered well. II
The new Bank hotel has received y
the final finishing touches, and ere '
another month has passed flagstaff e
can boast Of as fine if not finest y
a hostelery as can be found in =
Arizona. =,
Deputy Sheriff Black, of Yava- Ia
pal county, passed through here q
Thursday on his way home from 9,
the western part of this county, a,
where he had been on official bust -
ness.-Mohave Miner. \,
Miss Lille Insley, of Leaven-
worth, Kansas, arrived in town last d,
Saturday on visit to her friend D.
Mrs. John Worries. We hope she h
will enjoy her visit to our mountain 81
own. Ii,
During the week sweet strains of TO
music hath stolen into our lonely or
'anctum and touched the hidden in
ord of consanguinity with which til
human nature is more or less en-
lowed, keep it up, boys, and you CO
will be the pride of Flagstaff on the A
Fourth of July.
The bad weather which has been :,
'ur portion during the past week or :"
20 may be of some benefit to certain
but it is not good for the
rear starting up Of our lumber mills. Gu
Il will make preceptible differ rh
nee in the output Of that commo- hs
lily and also keep idle number of SIX
men who otherwise woul be at pi
work. ~
Several cases Of dry goods and til
lotions were received this week by &c
'ur popular merchant, G. A. Bray b
he proposes to get in some more
'ery soon. Do not send away for
our goods. He can give lyou as 90
God bargain, and the money re- ~
mains at home and gets chance ~ :;
o circulate and build up our beau ~
ifrl town VI