The Arizona champion., 1889-07-13
Local Matters.
j, B. Tappan is in town.

There are coed many strangers
in town.
$4,000 Cigarettes at wholesale
prizes at tile Drug store, IT
Pdtronize your home merchu Is
and built up prosperous town.
@ III. Schulz lost one bile of wool
in tne depot fire, valued at sos.
Mrs G. @. Goyen visited her
friends II town this week from Font
Rickersou.
We have had several little show
.ers this week, which refreshed the
air and started up vegetation.
1t is estimated that about four
bundled eastern people will visit the
Glahd Canyon this summer.
The passenger train from the East
last "Wednesday vas very late, owing,
We understand, TO snail wreck.
For neatly aud ch,aply made
Dresses call ON Mrs. Brown, behini
MoOre'S stables. st
Mrs. John Worries has been on
visit to the sheep ranch OF Harry
Faiton, near Canyon Diablo.
Received oonaigumsnt of Singer
sewing machines, and viii sell them
on easy payments. q, y. Woods,
Agent. tt.
The journal Miner says that the
wool clip of the Daggs Bros. OF th,S
town, will amodnt to 500, 90 this
year.
Milk Milkl Nice fresh Milk de
livered itmny pait OF town II lOcts
a quart or less IN large Quantities
p. Is. Rrms.yt
Tie Thermometer reached SO deg.
in Flag tad last TuIrs ,ay. Tnis
is pretty warm weather for this
place.
Mil No 2 of che Arizona Lumber
ca. STATED up Oh Wei ) lay and is
now running in full blast turning
out lots of good lumber
The little year cid chiil of Mr..
and Mrs. j. u. Routh, has been
quite sick, but now we are LAD 10
note, has nearly recovered
Mrs. Mary \ Cotton, accom-
panied 10y her son Fred, are visiting
her daughter, Mrs. IL. j. Miller.
They came here from Kansas
Mr.. Haverstick AMI another
gentleman have been here since the
fire adjusting the affairs of the
Atlantic & Pacific.
A surveying party, under the
leadership OF an officer Of the Atlantic
g. Pociic, is surveying the Grand
Canyon Of the Colorado.
s. Martin, the liquor dealor, has
new ad in this issue of the CHAM
PIoE. Read it and then call on him.
He keeps nothing bat the best wet
goods.
Among the unfortun1ts at the fire
last Sunday morning was Mr. J. G.
Vining, who lost watch, valued at
$3.50. The watch was the property
of Mrs. Vining.
Considering the large amount Of
counterfeit money said to lie in cir
culation, it will be well for all to
scrutinize silver and gold coin with
great care.
a large quantity of wool was
shipped this week by Major j. b
Thomas. The price received was
l41 cents. 1t is good quality of
wool.
DR.. NJ A. Carrier, prosperous
farmer of this section, was visitor
to our town this week from his
ranch. He reports the country as
looking fine.
Mr. II. G. Noyes and wife, of St
Joe, Mo, are visiting their son.in-
law, Z. s. Gosney, and this week
left for short visit to the Grand
Canyon.
Miss Lola Woods, sister of G. |
A Woods, who buys and sells every
thing, came in last Thursday alter
noon from Topeka, Kansas, and will
make flagstaff her future homo.
Agent Brown has had quite busy
time this week; everything saved
from the fire being in a mixed up
condition. He was, however, equal
to the occasion and no one had any
"kick."
A. G. Macomber, who looks |
out for the land interests of the
Atlantic & Pacific railroad, made a
short visit to Williams last Friday, |
to look after some timber lands in
that section.
Dittenhofier Il Hubbel have
brought in and shipped all their
Manic wool, and Charley uubbell,
who was here to look after the shipp-
ing Of the same, left this week for
his home in the Navajo country.