The Arizona champion., 1889-12-07

on exhibition the SIX dress paCCern and cart, which they will present to their customers during the holidays. The bean pot is also on exhibition.
 The members of Ransom Post, c. A. R., will give a free supper at their hall next Thursday evening. Everybody is invited to attend. By order of the committee.
 In this issue will be found a new "ad" of Cook & Lee. the enterprising jewellers of Flagstaff. If you want any thing in their line you can not do better than to call on them.
 Messrs- Howe, Jacobs, Lanees, M. J. Riordln and several others who have been out on the survey of the Central Arizona Railroad, re- turned lat week and report very successful trip.
 The Arizona Cattle Go. offers a reward of S250 for the arrest and detention of Will and John Aiken, who recently stole two horses and other property from their ranch near l3agsta4.
 A correspondent writes and wants to know the highest beef has ever went to in this Territory The only record We have of the highest beef ever went to, Is when the COW jumped over the moon.
 J. NJ. Simpson is engaged in train ing Dan Murpby's trotter, anl can be seen every day putting her through" The animal is good stopper and with training will prob ably make record.
 The Board of Supervisors have granted the people of Tuba City a school district with boundaries as follows: \ region of 25 miles square about Tuba City, and with said Tuba City as g. center.
 The Prescott Courier says: Gorham A. Bray, a merchant of Flagstaff, who formerly did business in Pres colt with his cousin, T. c. Bray, arrived on yesterdays train and was enthusiastically welcomed by friends of whom hs has a good mauy.
 The PioneerDrug store is robed in it's holiday attire, and nothing that is beautiful, rich and racy has been omitted from it's dress. It is an in te,esting placs to visit, and see the novelties for this years holiday trade
 Any one who has lost any horses or cattle by lions or other wild ani- mals are requested to send in the number to C. A. Behm, who has been appointed by the department of agriculture to report on this subject.
 P. J. BrGnnen's dam has received its fist supply of water from the present storm. This dam promises to be the source of much pleasure to our people as Mir. Brannen proposes to make it a skating pond this winter, and will put few boots on it in the summer.
 Catholic Service to morrow. Feast of the Immaculate Conception. High mass and sermon at l0:30 a. m. Sunday school at 9:30 a. m. Vesper at o'clock p, m., instead of the evening service. Subject of the sermon: ''The Dogma of the Imma- culate Conception"
 F. R. Nellis, large business man of Williams, accompanied by his wife and family, will leave next week for a three or four months visit to friends and relatives in Des Moines, Iowa. They will return to their home at Williams in the summer.
 John Hance guarantees to enter the river ir the Gran1 Canyon every l2 miles, for distance of 40 miles, and will guide any party desiring to prospect or explore, from the mouth of the Little Colorado to the mouth of the Cataract, which is supposed to be ali of the above said distance. s7-3m.
 Walter D. Ross, who for a long time was freight conductor on the Atlantic & Pacafc railroad between Needles and Peach Springs, and afterwards passenger conductor on the Winslow and Needles division was run over by a switch engine in the Southern Pacific yard one day last week and instantly killed, both legs being cut off and his body man. gled. MT. Ross has many friends along the line of the road who will rapret to learn of his death.