The Arizona champion., 1889-06-15
WEEKLY CHAMPION
Local Matters.


this week.
VIM. Glendling spent few day
in town this week, He is nov
located at Winslow.
You will save money 10y buying
your eatables and wearing appeared
at Salzman.
Billy Sweany has quit the employ
ofthe Atlantic Il Pacific, and is now
holding position with the Arizona
Lumber Co.
Milk? Mix Nice fresh Milk de,
liyered it any part of town at l0cts
quart or less in large quantities.
p. Il. Ramsey
VIM. Munds, large stockman OF
this section, was in town this week
from his ranch. He was accompanied
by his wife.
For SALE--A two-seated spring
wagon. For particulars apply to
Mrs. r. S. Foster, south side of
Railroad Ave.
Mrs. and Miss Fulton went out
to Canon Diablo this week and spent
few days at Harry's ranch. They
enjoyed themselves hugely.
Received a consigum ent of Singer
sewing machines, and will sell them
on easy payments. G, y. Woods,
Agent. IT,
flagstaff will have a grand time
on the 18th of July, Tie Driving
Park association offer $1,000 in
prizes for horse racing alone.
Cameron & Lind have just rece:v
ed large line of shoes, among
which can be found the new cele.
brated Club Russell. See Bylaws,
25. Sec.
Mrs. c Richardson, of Williams,
was welcome visitor to our noun
tain town last Wednesday. She is
the wife of the popular conductor of
the short run.
Mrs. L. NJ. Doe left last Monday
for short visit to Prescott, and to
he with her husband during tine
present term Of court now being
held at that place.
Thos. F. McMillon, Hon. w. G..
Stewart, Max Salzman, Jake Salz-
man, T. G.. Norris AMI Others left
last Monday for Prescott to attend
court.
Tie wife AMI three year cd son
of John Derr, the tailor, arrived in
Flagstaff this week from London,
Canada, and they will make this
their future home.
G. L. McIlhenny, representing
the firm of David Scull & Co, wool
dealers of Philadelphia, is in town,
looking around to purchase few
car loads of our fine wool.
Hon. w. S. Head, Of the Verde,
and who is largely interested in the
stock business, passed through our
town last Tuesday on his way home
from quite an extensive trip.
w. II Harmon, an old railroad
man Of Williams, was in the city
last Thursday. He is thinking
seriously of going into the ranching
business in this vicinity.
Tuesday last l8 stock cars loaded
with cattle belonging to Bowers d
Wells, of Prescott, passed town en-
route to the Kansas City market.
The cattle were in good condition.
There were several train loads of
cattle passing through this place
the first part Of the week, but we
failed to find out who were the
shippers All Of them however,
were east bound.
/ have received n large consign-
ment of gents clothing and furnish
ing goods and will dispose of them
at such low prices as to astonish you,
Call on me and L will convince you.
j. Salzman.
The infant of Mr.. and Mrs. w.
L. Dykes died last Monday night
and was buried from the residence
of its parents on Monday afternoon. |
We extend our sympathy to the
bereaved father and mother.
Hon. Chester a. Thomas, Ole Of
the most respected citizens of Pres
colt, and father of our fellow towns
man, J. b. Thomas, is visiting his |
son. He is delighted with our town |
and its prospects.
Warren Weaver, one Of the most |
popular commercial travellers that |
haunt this part Of the country, was
in town this week, soliciting orders
for his firm, Gordon Bros, merch-
ant tailors Of San Francisco.
Mr.. G. W Hunting, fine mer.
chant tailor, Of London, Canada,
who recently arrived in our town, /
has accepted position in the tailor
ing department of P. }. Brannen & |
Bro.
Mr.. G. IL. Algert, formely station
agent at Canon Diablo, was in town
last Monday. He is now engaged
Al T. J