The Arizona champion., 1890-06-07

c. D. Gardanier, of Nebraska, is among us once more purchasing sheep. He is accompanied by Messrs. L. Milligan, R. Neff, G. Hayes and c. Kindburg, all Of Nebraska. The gentlemen are look inc over the stock intel ests of this portion of the country with view ,f purchasing.
 T. J. Eaman arrived here this morning t } make arrangements with the rail,oad company for fifty cars to ship the cattle he has recently purchased to Kansas. Mir Eaman has been very successful this year with lis consig lments of cattle, having lost but one head.
 Rausom Post No. 13l of St Louis Me, presented to Ransom Post No. 1, of Flagstatf, an elegant oil painting of General Ransom which will in future occupy the position of honor Tn the c. A R H Il. Tue post feel very much i pleased with their present. Murphy Bros. received large consignment of crockery ware this week, among which are seve al beautiful designs of Flower Pots. This will be d splendid opportunity to throw away your oll Sin cans and transplant your flowers into pots that will ornah.e ent your homes.
 Mr Chas. Bayless was recently married at Eureka Springs Ark, to Miss Nettie Miller of that place the bride will arrive here Sunday morning. The young couple intend making Flagstaff their future home the CHAMPION with other friends extends its congratulations.
 Those persons who slgned thei' names to the list of candidates for membership in the new lodge of 1. o. O. F., now being organized in this city, are requested to be on hand at ' o'clock sharp on We'd nesday evening
 F. B. Nellie, Deputy Sheriff of Williams, visited Flagstaff this week on official business, having in his custody crazy man, who he took before Judge French. Mr. NelIis left last "Wednesday for Pres colt to tlrn his man over to the Sheriff; O'Neill.
 The Bank hotel register shows up a very large increase in arrivals this week. Commei cial men, railroad men and tourists have at last found out that Mr. T. J. Colter, the genial proprietor, is the most accomodat- ing landlord and best caterer to the wants of the public on the line of the A. & P. The efore they stop of at Flagstaff for d days rest.
 J. D. Laudrum, of Manhattan. Kansas, arrived here Thursday with twertv-two head of H4reforl bulls and several high grade Jersey cows; also some ve"y fine Holsteins. They are billed to Pres .ott. Mr. Land rum unloaded for few days at the stock yards here to feed and water his cattle.
 The ball eiven hy the young men of Flagstaff iE honor of Mrs. G A. Bray and sister, at the opera hons" last evening, was very brilliant affair and very largely attended "Home, Sweet Home" was the last piece played by the orchestra, and all present say if it had not heen for the breaking of a violin string at l:30 m they would have been danc- ing yet.
 In this issue will be found the ad of the Western Wool Cnmmis. sion Company of St. Louis, Mo. l This is purely western institution and it would be to the interests of our wool men, who deals with com mission merchants to consult them before placing their clip. This company makes returns immediate ly on receipt of wool.
 Capt. Henry Warren, President of the Aztec Land Company, bought l.200 head of beef steers from Henry Tuning. of Show Low. last week. to be delivered at Hol brook. The same party has bought all four-year-oIds and up of the Waters Cattle Company, also c F. Pu5nam's and David Ropes. and he still wants more. -JomnaI- Miner.
 An "oll-time," genuine "western" pic-nic was given by Mrs. J. H. Hoskins and Chas Howard yester- day, at the cliff dwellings. The party consisted of Mrs. F. w. SiSson, Miss Cantelo, of Peoria, Ills, Miss Metz of Gin 'innrti, Ohio, Mr. and Mrs John Vorheis and children, Miss Kate Brothers, Mrs. J. H. Hoskins Dr. P. G Cornish, NJ. J. Riordan and Chas Howard. They rolled out of the city on top, behind and inside of A. 0. Morse's Concord stage, drawn by six fine horses, with the invincible Charlie Morse mAnipulat- ing the ribbons, position he not only enjoys but is master of The
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