The Arizona champion. [volume] (Peach Springs, Mohave County, A.T. [Ariz.]) 1883-1891, 1889-07-06


from the range, where he has been
attending the summer rodeo of the
Mogollon Mountains. EIe informs
us that the cattle all looked fine and
that the calf crop was exceptionally
good.
McMillon and Goodwin have dis
posed of their wool to Eisenm IN
! Bros, aud this week vera engaged
at the depot here loading it on cars.
Their total clip will amount to
about $4,000 pounds this season.
They realized good prices.
The Fourth of July celebration
in Flagstaff was complete success,
in every particular, whilh was
hugely due to the untiring energy
of tha gentlemen of the t. r. il ID.
p. Assn, who had the management
OF the FESTIVITIES, and especially tue
secret,ry, Mr.. j. n. Simpson.
WANTED-Man OF good selling
abil t. to repgesentus as oalea-Agent
in ia town. $500 to $1,000 per
year can he made) Address
WAENAaAKEa IL BRowN,
Philadelphia, Pa
The Largest Clothing IL Merchant
Tailoring House III America.
Thomas } Eam,n and other stock
men OF the Verde last Tues lay
loaded on Palace stock cars 3iJ
head of fine beef steers. They ship
this lot to Me Kansas City mlrhIt
and if the quality Of beaf cuts any
figure, We prrGiet that they will
re.li4e good prices,
lion. c. c. Bean, ex-Deleyato to
Congress flom Arizona, passed
through on Sundays train bound
East, on business connected with
his large mining interests lie wa
met on the tram by MI. Joseph b.
TapPan who had been informed
ahead that Mr.. Bean was or the
train.
Mr., NJ. l.. Whitaker, of Sto ,kton.
California, AMI cousin OF J. r.
Fitzpatrick, shipped from his home
lat Sunday l5J head of thorough
bred Americrn Marino rams, which
he disposed OF to Our sheep mo-. He
will make shipment of hi, ok to
o l. town from time to time AS the
demand Gals for them. Mr.. Whit
aGer also expresses himself as hi .hiy
pleased with the prospects Of our
II o attain town.
The ele ton for school trustees
last Saturday resulted in the Gle stion
Of Mr.. 4. A. Dalton over Mr.. Geo
Hoxworth. In an interview with
"Old Hoxy" our reporter was in.
formed that the hest Of feeling pre-
walls between the two candidates
and that Mr. Hoxworth expressed
himself peIieotly satisfied with the
result, and that our people bad
elected the right man to tie iiaht
place.
d. NJ. Riordan of flagstaff, who
is maxi " his best endeavorS for the
extension Of the Arizona Central
raiIrptd TO the ella Valley, says he
has had a thorough exploration CT
the puntry made between the pres
ent end OF the ro4l and the valley,
and that the road Is not only feast
Die but will be an economical road
to build, without tunnels or heavy
cutting. H. thi, X the road will
undoubtedly be built at an early
day.-Mohave Miner.
Mr.. + J. Smith, htor of the Fl.
Abercrom6ie, Dakota, Heral says:
"The most wonderful me licine, |
have ever met with is Chlmbsrlain's
Collie Cholera an Dilrrhpa Rene ly.
In case Of collie it gives speedy relief.
On hunting trips | have found it in
dispensible. Put in alkali water it
implrts pleasant ttsta aud prevents
tina painful diarrhea which aliaIl
water produces. | couei not feel
safe without it in my house" %
and 50 cents bottles for sale by II. J.
Brannen Il Co.