The Arizona champion., 1890-06-14
amounts to, but is probably very

amounts to, but is probably very heavy.
 Read the new ad in this issue of P. J. Blannen. It is worth your while. He keeps nearly everything in the dry and furnishing goods line and his prices are as low as the lowest.
 The residence of Geo. Babhitt on Llioux street, opposite the Treat 6ros. house Is rapidly nearing com pletion. This will aIl anOther handsome dwelling to our fast gro " iug town.
 In this issue will pc found the ad of J. J. McGIire lie Is prepare | to do all kinds of bltcksmithing and horse shoein5 is his speciality, hay ing heen in the business the best part of his life.
 T J. CyaIter, T. J. Kesser and Mikey Roach retu net last Thurs Jay afternoon from their ip to the 6rAnI Canyon and are loul in theIr praise of the beautiful scenery to be found ont there.
 Rev. Father Dolje arrived in trwn yesterday from Prescott and >ervices will be heli in the G ,thoiic church tom Drrow m)rnin5 at lo o'clock. A priest will be stationed at this point perm tnrntiy hereafter.
 Agent T. X. Brown informs us that no less than 5JJ cars of cattle will be shipped within the next thi ty days between Ask Fork and holbrook. lie also states that cars are very scarce as the demand now Is greater than 1t ever was.
 News came to Flagstaff this mornin, that F. NJ. Brown, who leiC here some few weeks ago, had died at WiIll4ms from blool poison ing contracted while painting. Mrs. Brown left here yest5rday and the news of his death cams this morn ing
 The Flagstaff Rifles expect their guns and uniforms within the next few days and will celebrate the event by q grand ball at the Wool nall ou che evening Of the Fourth of July. A cordial invitItion Is ex tended to all to attend. By order of
 COMMITTEE.
 On Wednesday anl Thursday evening J. H. HarrimIn, the cham pion lJuy distluce pedestrian of America will give an Atheletic eX- hibitlon at the Wool hall. This Is | rare treat in this country anI we have no doubt that all those who can will attend.
 Car people should make prepara- tionS tn attend the celebration at Winslow on the Fourth, and give them a biz representation fron Flag staff. WInolow has always turned out in full force to events in Flag ,tlff and our people should return the compliment.
 w. A. ClIrk. of the Jerome cop per mines, is having d preliminary Surl ey made fir m the Verde valley to ChalIenIar ou the A. & r. for the construction of short line of railroad. He will make several surveys and, of coursr, will build on the most practical route. People who are in a position to know pre- dict tn, tt this road will tap tine main line before snow flies. The [ o. o. F. lodge recently organized in this city will hold their first election of officers next Wednesday night, and the follow ing week the grand officers of the lodge will be in Flagstaff. Arrange ments are oeIng made for a gran1 reception, and from what we have heard concerning this orders enter taimmentS in other citie; we have no doubt this will be an elegant affair.
 Hon. John V. Rhodes, general manager of the Arizona Cattle com pany has paid over to Sheriff Nowlin, of Lincoln county, N. M., the sun of S250, the reward which was offered by his company for the capture of the two hurse theires, J NJ. and J. C. Fryer. These two young fellows were taken to Pres colt last Monday afternoon by Deputy Sheriff McLnernay and will remain there until the law takes its course.
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