The Arizona champion., 1889-06-01

& Pacific Railroad, passed through onr town last Wednesday on his way to his home in Albuquerque. He had been west on business for bis company.
 Andy Mum, an old Flagstaff boy, wh, has recently been at Winslow, is back again Andy's many friends here are glad to see him and know that he will once more be a per manent resident of our beautiful mountain town.
 Philip Hull, one of the largest horse raisers in Arizona, was i'll town this week from his range. He advertises in this issue that he will sell on the 2lst, 22d and 23d of the present month lot of fine mares and colts of the. finest stock Ill this country.
 If we are judges Flagstaff car produce more enterprising business men than any other town of its sizt in the Territory, with all the dul times, defeat of Coconino and every other drawback. The town pro gresses and is every day attracting outside capital.
 Max Salzman, one of Flagstaff; most enterprising citizens, began this week the erection of a four room cottage, on the west end of Railroad avene. It will be a neat little structure with stone foundation, and when completed will be occupied by him and his family. J. E. Burchard is the architect.
 Mir. John Williams, secretary of the California Hosiery Company of Oakland, Cal. is visiting our town He purchased from Daggs Brothers several car loads of their fine wool, which he shipped to his mills and will be returned in the shape oi shirts, hosiery, etc. He expie,sad himself as delighted with this town and country.
 Anyone having two horses stolen near Frys springs in September, 1881, by communicating with W. L. Van Horn may learn something to his advantage. A young man who was in this country at that time has communicated to Mir. Van Horn, through an attorney of northern California, a desire to pay for the horses he took, if the owner can be found.
 The Flagstaff Riding and Driving Park Association are com pleting arrangements for Steer Ropin9 Contest, to take place on their grounds, June 10, between rival Vaqueros of the Verde and Tonto Basin, for $500 a side; also two :! Mile Running Races. Their grounds are in excellent condition, the jndgey stand and the railing around the track will be completed by the above date, which will enable all to see the contest without danger to themselves.
 The Atlantic & Pacific railroad company are desirous that northern Arizona should be well represented at the agricultural fair at Albuquer- que, in August. They suggest that our farmers preserve for that event samples of their products for ex- hibition. Last year the display of Arizona's cereals was not only credit able, but must have been highly satisfactory to the producers, through whose public spirit, the agricultural advantages of the territory were made known. Journal Miner.
 The management, of the K. of P entertainment held at this place May 25th, reports as having made a financial success of the concert, bal and supper, which we are happy tc chronicle. This makes an entir, success of the grandest affair evel held In northern Arizona, and ont long to be remembered from a socia standpoint by all who had thu pleasure in participating in th' festivities. All our visitors havin! expressed themselves, before leaving as being highly delighted with th' manner our people entertained them