The Arizona champion., 1890-02-08

registered at the Bank Hotel.
 c. E. Boyce, the enterprisin2 merchant of Williams, visited the metropolis this week, returning home on Tuesday.
 Wm. NJ. Munds is now ia Pres colt, having returned from Califor nia, where he went from here with a large shipment of beef.
 The Arizona Sandstone Go started operations on their quarry last "Wednesday, and will now keeE a steady force of men at work.
 Now is the time to subscribe fol the CHAMPION. By paying in ad vance you get the Detroit Free Press free. Come in and subscribe Ire Bank hotel is now the pos. sessor of the neatest and most ele 9ant bar room in town which has become very popular with our peo pie.
 A. F. Banta, district attorney of Apache county, and brother of our II. F, spent a few days in ouI mountain town this week enjoying our sunshine.
 R. W. Bell left last week for Phenix, at which place he will meet P. P. Daggs, when they both will start for Old Mexico in quest of sheep ranges.
 Mrs. Ohas. Armstrong, of Milton, who has been in Flagstaff for quite long time, will leave for Chicago Next Tuesday. where she will here after reside.
 There is no expense attached to organizing militia company, ex- cept that of rent and fuel. Lets start one in Flagstaff Who'll start the ball rolling.
 Mrs. J. F. Daggs and babies, who have been spending the winter in Los Angeles, have returned home, much to the delight of their many friends and J. F.
 Mrs. Dr. Brannen, who is vis- iting San Bernardino, Cal, is, We are pleased to state rapidly regain ing her health and will soon be able to return home.
 | Mrs. Snow, who has charge of P. J. Brannen's dressmaking de. partment, is kept quite busy these days, as is also Mir. John Derr in the tailoring establishment.
 Harry Fulton, one of our heaviest sheep men, is having two-story addition to his residence on Leroux Avenue. The contractors are Messrs. Wilson & Sunderland.
 F W. Payne has about 20 men CT gagged in putting up ice neal Bellemont. They expect to get a large supply, although the weather has been against the ice man.
 Mrs. Wm. Carroll, of Milton, left on Wednesday for a three months visit to her relatives in Chicago. In the meantime, Mir, c. will play the batchellor act.
 Buy the new Singer Sewing ml- ch nes, sold ou easy payment liberal discount for cash, old machines talk. enin part payment.
 G. A. Wools, Agent.
 A dance was given at the resi- dence of Wm. Allen, about a half mile from town, which was largely attended by our young people. A good time was had and thoroughly enjoyed by the participants.
 A petition has been presented tc the Prescott City Council by S. P. Behn, F. M, Murphy, J. D. Heln and 0. B. Foster asking for fran chise to build street car lines on certain thorough-fares in that city.
 Fred Riley, one of Flagstaf's most popu ar young men, left the latter part of last week for a visit to his old home in Globe, Arizona. He went across the country over the proposed Central Arizona Rail. way.
 Col. Harry Reed, the man who started the first newspaper in Flag staff which was called The Flag, paid our town visit this week for medical treatment. Col. Reed is now postmaster at Holbrook, Apache Go.
 Mrs. J. W. Sunderland, who has been in our town for the past two or three months, will leave early next week for Chicago, on a visit. We are sorry to lose Mrs. Sunder- land as she was one of Flagstaf's most entertaining ladies.
 A birthday party was given at the residence of Mir. and Mrs. A. A. Dutton last Friday evening, in honor of one of the Misses Dutton' s birthday. All the little ones of our town were present and thoroughly enjoyed themselves.
 Fred Stark, night yard-master at Winslow, met with quite a serious