The Arizona champion., 1889-01-05

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If you want fine Sunday din
ner, that will make you feel like .
prince and as rich as Jay Gould, g
to M. E. shepherds Hotel de
Monte.
Mr.. Lockner, representing Else
man Bros, of Albuquerque, was in
town this week looking around with
a view of purchasing the wool clip
of this vicinity.
Mr.. Morgan, of Show Low, Ariz.,
was visitor to our mountain town.
He owns a herd of sheep in Apache
county the wool, from which brings
the highest market price,
Stage robbing must be lucrative
business in the Southern part of
Arizona, as there have been quite
a number of them in the past few
weeks in that section.
Two trains ran into each other
west Of here few miles ON We'd
nesday. The two engines were had
ly smashed, but outside of that there
was nothing serious.
John V. Rhoades, member-elect
of the 18th legislative assembly, has
left New York and will arrive here
in few days. He has been east
spending the holidays.
w. @. d. Evans and family, for
merly of this town, are now resi-
dents of Los Angeles California,
but will soon return to their former
home.
w. o. O'Neilll, sheriff Of Yava-
dai county has appointed the fol-
lowing as his under sheriffs: Muir
ray McInernsy, of the Verde; w.
w. Vanderbilt and Nicheal Hickey,
of Prescott.
Almost every one in flagstaff
was out Tuesday afternoon with
smoked glass looking at the eclipse
of the sun, which lasted from the
time it set in until it went Off about
one hour and ten minutes.
The CHAMPION job Office does all
kinds Of job printing; letter heads,
bill heads, envelopes, invitations,
blanks, pamphlet work, etc. Send
in your orders.
G. A. Bray, the ''Red Store"
merchant, will leave in short time
for the east, and will on his return
bring back Mrs. Bray. He also
proposes to buy large stock of
goods at the same time.
James L. Black has been APP
pointed and received his commits
sion as deputy sheriff Of Yavapai
county at flagstaff. Jim is now
full fiedged officer and a better APP
poinfment could not have been
made.
Flagstaff Lodge, No. 7, F. & A.
NJ, have fixed up their hall, which
was recently built by J. r. Kill
patrick over the Arizona Central
Bank, and it is one of the finest
furnished lodge temples in this
territory.
Walter j. Hill, of Bellemont
made business trip to Albuquer-
que this week. Mr.. Hill is talking
seriously of going to South America
in the near future and look at that
country with view of starting
sheep ranch.
A party was given at the resi-
dence Of Hon. and Mrs. w. III.
Ashurst last Monday evening TO
watch the Old Year out and the
New Year in" There were quite
number present and good time
was enjoyed.
w. @. Henry left this morning
for the Grand Canyon to look at
some mining property which he
thinks is good and will one day be
one Of the best paying properties in
Northern Arizona. He will be
absent about two weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Carroll, of
Milton, lost their little daughter
Although everything possible was
done to save the child, its pure
spirit took fight about 8 o'clock
Saturday afternoon. They have the
heartfelt sympathy Of the CHAM
PIoN ana this community.
The new county officers who took
Office on the LIST of January are:
Sheriff, w, o. O'Neill; Treasurer,
@. O. Waddell; District Attorney,
IL d. Ross; Probate Judge, K w.
French; Supervisors, A. A. Moore
and J. w. Ellison, 8. P. Behan
being the hold-over one Of the old
board.
The Atlantic 4 Pacific authorities
have made wholesale slaughter on
their passenger and freight conduc-
tors. A few heads in that capacity
escaped the autorities knife and
failed to fall into the official basket.
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