The Arizona champion., 1890-11-22

There will he regular services at the 1 II, E. Church next >anday. Preach ling by the pastor it Il.&5 d mand at 7:39 D n Sabbarh School a5 I9:50 B 'a. . Prayer meeting every Thursday even : ing at .7:50, ali are welcome
 l \. r. MOTION, Pastor.
 Quite number of our people win spend this winter in the Grand Can ! yon prospecting and developing then mining properties. P, .. Berry, Niles Cameron and others will leave this week for that point, and John Marshall and others are already tnere.
 Dr. T. Hardricb, of Williams. has sold out his sjocl. of drugs, notions. etc.. to Dr. Djyin-aaon of kingrnaa, and hi- business place to M Sal1man. of thi, place. The Dr. wiI probably take yp 1 his residence iu Aieuqaorgue as 9 raii- road physician.
 { The Uhinomen save 8 great deal of money in Flagstaff by going along the Railroad track with auuny sack or a basket and picking up chunks of coal that drop from the engines going along the road. They manage to get enough fuel, in this way to keep their washing establishments going,
 The namo of the Wood hall has been chan Zed and hereafter it vii! be known as Armory hall. t Is now undergoing extensive repairs, and a Flagstaff vii. be put up in the front of the building where will float the colors of Co. "U, .' i First Regiment, '. ., 4.
 During the month of October and Noyembe. of this year the Methodist 1 Episcopal Gharch of the United >tatcs is to take a voie upon the question, ..shau women be Eligible as delegates l to the Electoral and 1ennraI Conference oe the Methodist Episcopal Church: The yo5o being taken il Flagstaff last last Wednesday evening. the result was I3 in favor and against. Ralph Fl. Caneron, wbo has been ia ] Strong City, Kansas, for the past three OF four months experimenting the feeding of about Loco head of cstsl. for T. J. E1mln, returned lat week. ] lfc reports the cattle market qu.ot, in consequence of the large herds sent to market oy the cyic5cd ctt,lemon Of the indian Territory.
 The home of Hon. ". T. Asburs5, about i mic south Of iowa vas entered into last Thursday night by burglars and a purse containing &l20 which was hanging on one of the Led posts was stolen. Nr asharst was absent from home at the time, and l!ss. Ash Urst is of tha opinion that the family were drugzed in order to accomplish She robbery.
 \ communication in 5l:s issue from a parent is to the point, aad should Ja needed by these interested in the mat- ter It Is not right to let mere you1,sz, just out of lAeir mothers arms raul around ant watch faro and other 1 games, and even % as far as to indulge lin games themselves, s.m5tiuea amcns
 themselves and other times with 0sda. companions.
 : 4. E. AIacomber, the timber agent os the \, GP. railroad ut this place. . has resigned and viii leave in shar, time for tho uow st45s of Washington
 where he will again engage in 5Ea -im-
 ber business. Mr. Macamba. and hi-
 cstima5ie wife have made many friend during their residence here, who vii greatly regret thelr departure, Mir ] llaoamaer will leave first aud -Aal send after his family.
 TAe prize G4ho. last ET4ln4s3a. 5 ni sht at Almgry hail, v.s uo tom. affair. Both men went is to w.u, ans from tine opening o5 the first Iou"s
 m-n 5na c}oae of lA4 fight some good blows We're .traoE. Tam -5uIhy left
 tho rjuc at lho cad us the &rd rauud
 badly punished. and refused to eutal agun, consequently the referee award
 eJ the fight jo Lon Turner Mg ! Turner now challenges any ljsht ,,ei- It } in the Territory
 The following item taken from th. Jourual5iiaar u1G aa hailed with da , light by our business mem Gc,5er . telegraph service -- ea.er- "he rossih ;lties for the near fu5qsa. The PoI4 have all been reset from Prescott Juno
 a9n to a point near town. TA= par ties engaged in the worl, expect (.
 complete the work by aomoron might g in addition to re4attiu- the poles, bar"
 ed wire las been wound a-oa4l then
 to prevent cattle from rubbing asains
 them.
 The following is takea from tn , Albuquerque Dan2elat l. is with ra gre5 shat wa chronicle the sudden deatI of George D. D9ue.iy a5 Chicago Tl ' deceased was 4 younger brother o5 l.,
 J. ". Doua.'sy Of -hia city, aa3 .a }. well known by a majority of tAe PeopI r in this and Arizona Territory Tn J deceased was for some time chief bod ,. keeper for the Arizona Lauber au o Timber Company at Flagstaff Ar l. Donnaiiey has the sympathy of hi