The Arizona champion., 1889-03-16
Local Matters.
Go to the concert.

Jake Salzaman was q visitor t,
our town this week from Williams
j. E. Burchard will leave to
morrow for Prescott ON a business
visit.
The new jewelry at III. II. Fish
er's with prices marked down is {
great ''hit."
An adjourned term of the district
conrt will be held in st. Johns Oh
the 25th inst.
Mrs. J. H. Hoskins left last
Thursday for the east on visit to
friends and relatives.
Apples, lemons, sweet cider, vine
gar, pickles, ETC., just received al
H. H. Fishers.
Belle of Bourbon whisky for fam
lily use. Twenty-Five cases just re
ceived at j. j. Donahue's.
Walter j. Hill has gone to Pres
colt to prove up on his quarter sec,
ton Of land at Belmont.
DR.. P. G. Cornish made profes-
sional visit to Kingman this week,
returning home last Thursday.
Received consignment of Singer
sewing machines, and will sell them
ON easy payments. G. A. Woods,
Agent. If.
Sheriff w. o. O'Neill was well
come visitor to our mountain town
last Thursday. He came on official
business.
Will Dent, of Lake Valley, New
Mexico, is visiting our city and is
seriously thinking of making this
his future home.
Chas. O. Goven, general manager
of the Arizona Cattle Co., made
short visit to, the Little Colorado
river this week.
The infant son of Mr.. and Mrs.
j. r. Fitzpatrick, who has been
quite seriously ill, is now recovering
and out OF danger.
The Prescott officers are determ-
ined to get rid of all their "opium
joints" They institute a raid on
them every week.
Mr.. Isaac Chrisman has returned
home from his visit to Peach
Springs, where he has been spend
ing the winter months.
j. A. Dimes, who had his leg
broke recently near Canyon Diablo,
is steadily improving and is now
able to be out again.
Mr.. and Mrs. James O'Brien, of |
Bellemont, were visitors to town
this week, and attended Catholic
services last Sunday.
Bring your orders for job work to
the CHAMPION office. All work |
done with neatness and dispatch
and satisfaction guaranteed.
This section of Ariznna produces
as 6ne potatoes as any country in
the world, and still they are i'm
ported here by the carload lot.
]. r. Fitzpatrick returned We'd
nesday morning from Washington,
j.. d., where he witnessed the in
auguration of President Harrison.
The Knights Of Pythias of this
place are making arrangements for
the holding of the Grand Lodge,
which meets here some time in May
next
Go to the Phoenix Chop House
for your meals. Everything cooked
to order and in the latest style Of |
the art. 1t is the best place in
town.
W. II. English, Of the Arizona
Sandstone Company, was in the city
this week from California. He re-
ports Mrs. English quite sick in Cal
ifornia.
The concert tonight at the Wood
Hall promises to be- the best ever
given in Flagstaff. 1t is for the
bene6t of the Catholic Church, at
this place,
DIR. j. NJ. Marshall, the dentist,
has moved his office to the building
next door east of the postofiice, where
he will hereafter be glad to see all
his patrons. /
Mr.. j. III. Rumsey and Will Glib
son returned this week from short
trip to the Little Colorado river.
They report the river as booming
full Of water.
The Flagstaff White Laundry is
now running in full blast. Mr.. J.
III. Joyce is proprietor, and he says
he will do washing and ironing at
reasonable prices.
A. X. Lee, of the firm of Cook Il
Lee, will return home from the
Needles next week. He has been
spending the winter there and doc
toring for rheumatism.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gorham A. Bray,
who have been visiting the Eastern
States for a long time, returned
home this morning. Their many
friends welcome them back.
Theo. Shuflin, an old Flagstaffite,