The Arizona champion., 1889-08-10


staff, is making quite extensive inn
progements to his resi- ience property
in the south part of town.
Wash. Henry, Bill Marks. Jim
Hitt jeff. Davis, Mcdonnell and
Chas. Lasure went out to Oak creek
last Thursday, hunting and fishing.
Geo. Prime took them out.
Father Farari arrived in town
last Tuesday and will hald services
at the Catholic church tomorrow as
fellows: High mass at 1890 a. M;
We ,pers at 1880 in the evening.
A tea party was given last Thurs
day evening by Mrs. Harry Fulton
and Mrs. Jno. Worries at the residence
of the former. 1t was largely attend
ed and enjoyed by those who parti-
cipated.
W @. Bayless this week COM
menced the construction of re-
sidence on the east end of Church
ST., opposite the cottages of Harry
Hoxworth This looks like business,
saint il"
Mrs. F. w. Sisson was the re-
cipient of a large number of com
phments for the excellence in which
she rendered two solos at the NJ. T.
Church on the evenings of the
lectures by Rev. Adams.
All persous wishing to go to the
G. A. r Encsmpment at Milwaukee
will please leave their names at either
of the two places, Louis Burns or
Geo. Hoxworth. The fare is Sol. Is
for round trip ticket,
By notice of our advertising co..
umn, it will be seen that Probate
Judge French publishes a notice to
claimants of lots on Section l6 and
that statements must be filed on or
before the | lth day of November
DR.. p. G. Cornish left on Thur :
day to visit his parents and old home
in Demospolis, Alabama. We hope
the dostor will have VII enjoysb Q
trip and return home save AMI sound.
He will be absent about o month.
Mr. S. b. Hibbins, general man
sger of the Arizor a Sandstone 20,
arrived in town yesterday, bat only
remained until the next trim. when
he too his departure for Kan ,as
City on business for his company.
There WIS a social dance given
last nj ght at the mountain Ranch
of VIM. Fain, about 80 miles from
town. We predict that everybody
had good time, as Mr.. aid Mrs,
Fain have a world famed reputation
as entertainers.
Sam Dittenh pifer, or as he is com
monty know, Navajo Sam" is visit
ing our town. Sam can always have
good time in our town as he is
among his friends. Heis now engaZ rel
on the Navajo reservation in trading
with the Indians.
The recent rains in this part Of
the county have made feed COOL and
the cattlemen are happy. This has
been good season for all classes Of
ranchmen. The farmers say that
the prospects for large crop never
looked better at any other time.
Work is progressing finely on the
foundation Of the stone structure
corner of San Francisco avenue and
Church street, being erected by Mr..
David Bab5itt for q handsome store.
1t will be building 3ox70 feet two
stories high and a basement.
Weare sorry this week to chronicle
the serious illness Of VIM. Campbell,
Of the firm Of Campbell d Hart,
large sheep growers of this section.
His ailment is Mountain fever. As
we 60 to press, however, his condi-
tion is somewhat improved. DIR. d.
J. Brannen is attending him.
When the stone depot of the
Atlantic d Pacific Railroad Com
pany is completed, Flagstaff will
have the only fire proof depot on the
whole line Flagstaff does larger
commercial business than any town
between Albuquerque and San
Bernard no.
w. B. Vanderlip, Jr., came in
from his ranch this week for repairs.
having had a tussel with vicious
hose. We are glad to state, how
ever, that his injuries are not serious
and that he will Ooon be able to re-
turn home. lie ~ stopping at the
Bank Hotel.
On the Goth instant tho tax payers
Of this school district will vote for
special tax to raise $4,000 for the
purpose Of erecting new brick
school house. The CHAMPION has no
doubt but that our citizen, will vote
in favor Of the tax and that we will
soon have as fine a school house as
Fcan be found in Arizona.
Mr. Chas. Waite, one of our most
popular young men, and Miss Ruth
Campbell an accomplished and
be ,utifui young lady Of our town,
were last SUNDAY united in the holy
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