The Arizona champion., 1889-01-12
Local Matters.


f. j.. L. Horne has been elected
clerk of the Board of Supervisors.
Frank Beal and family are now
living in town at their winter resi-
dence.
San Juan champaign cocktail.
are what everyone calls for each
morning. =
DIR. j. N. Marshall will leave to
morrow for Prescott, on profession
al trip,
Eagle milk; zoe; / pounds white
sugar for Sl.00, etc. at Ii. H.
Fishers.
flagstaff Lodge, F. h 4. NJ. are
preparing to give grand bah in the
near future.
Visiting cards done OF this office
on short notice, and with neatness
and dispatch.
The traffic over the A. & p. r, Il.
both passenger and freight, is rapid
ly increasing.
Woodville Williams, school teach
er at Ash Fork, made flagstaff a
visit this week.
The wholesale warehouse of the
Arizona Lumber com 1auy is now
located at Milton.
Dan Francis spent few days in
town with his friends from his sheep
range this week.
Z. Il. Booth, Editor of the Wins
low News, made our sanctum a
pleasant call this week.
Allen Doyle returned this week
from Los Angeles, where he had
teen on business visit.
Frank Hart, large cattle man
of Winslow, was visitor to our
city the FIRST part of the week.
Ransom Post, q. A. r., will hold
public installation at their hall
and J ut the new officers through.
The Woman's Relief Corps held
en- interesting and ir'gsy att ,adsl
meatin, last Thursday lfternoon.
Z. r. lay less left last Wednes-
day for the eat for medical treat.
inent. He will be absent about
three months.
Rabbit has a full line of Christ
mas cigars, put up 20 ia a box,
ranging in prices from Sl.Oo to
$4.00 per box.
|. Chrisman, che carpenter, has
taken his departure for Peach
Springs, where he will spend the
winter months.
A. q. Morse and wife are spend
ing the winter in the Salt River
valley. They will return home
about the first of April.
The weather this week has been
warm and pleasant, and the snow
is rapidly disappearing under the
warm rays of the sun.
j. Saiz.nan ha sa new cad" in
Wis issue. Look att and then 90
and try him once, and we are sure
you will go away satisfied.
For apples, Oranges, Bananas
Malaga Grapes Lemons, Cranber-
ries, Pop corn, Cocanuts, Sweet
potatoes, &c, go to Rabbits.
j. II. Donohue, OF 0swe "a, N.
Y, brother of Sandy and Tim, is
in town, and will spend a few
months visiting his brothers.
Mrs. H. J. Miller left last Mon
day evening for Iowa where she
oes to visit relatives and friends.
We " ish her pleasant journey and
n speedy return.
IL you want a fine Sunday din.
ner, that will make you feel like a
prince and as rich as Jay Gould, 60
to NJ. E Shepherds Hotel del
Monte.
Mill No. 2, of the Arizona Lum-
Der Co. is shut down. Before shut
ting it down it was cleaned up tight
and is now ready to begin saving
lumber in the spring.
Mr.. Rube Houghton was brought
in this week from mill No 2, where
he had taken sick, and is now at
Milton undergoing treatment, and
is getting along quite nicely.
Articles Of Incorporation Of the
Riordan Mercantile Go. have been
filed for record. The incorporators
are ID. NJ, T. A., and al. ). Rior-
dan and F. w. Sisson, of Flagstaff.
G. N. Crouch, while coupling
an engine to the work train last
Sunday at Williams, had two of his
fingers mashed badly, but hopes are
entertained that they csn be saved.
w. j. Mulvenon spent few days
in town this week with his friends.
lie left on Tuesday for the east to
visit his parents. On his return
we understand he will engage in
mining near Prescott.
J. H. Joyce, will start a white
laundry, and will not employ any
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