The Arizona champion., 1890-03-15

connected with the Bank Hotel, IS now in the employ of the Atlantic & Pacific Railroad in the capacity of a brakeman.
 The photograph gallery on the south side of the railroad has been opened and is now running in full blast. Nothing but first class work executed at living prices.
 Buy the new Singer Sewing ma oh nes, sold on easy payment liberal discount for cash, old machines talk enin part payment.
 C. A. Woods. Agent.
 Miss Annie Hawks is confined to her room with a very serious attack of rheumatism, and will not be able to be out again for two or three weeks to come.
 The Grand Lodge, Knights of Pythias, will meet in Tucson in May and Grand Chancellor H. w. Gib- bons is already making preparations for that event.
 c. M. Funston, editor of the Mo have County Miner, published at Kingman, was a Flagstaff visitor this week, and reports his town as prosperous.
 Mrs. D. J. Brannen returned last Monday from her trip to San Der nardino, California, much improved in health and delighted to be home again.
 Those knowing themselves indep- ted to W. H. Moffeitt will please call and settle as his accounts have been placed in my hands for collec. tion.. G. A. Woods.
 Agent T, A. Brown, Wash Henry and H. O. Bonine went to Challen- Jar this week on hunting expedi- tion, and brought back with them a sack full of ducks.
 This paper extends its congratu- lstions to Frank Copeland who was married to Miss Julia Jones, of the Verde Valley on the l7th of Feb. May their lives be one of untold bliss.
 Dan Burke who was charged with the crime of manslaughtar for not notiting the people below the Wal nut Grove dan, has been released, and says that he recieved no such orders from hls employers.
 All parties holding tickets for the ball of the Drotherhood of Rail way Trainmen at Winslow, on the l7th, will have free transportation on the trains. Secure a ticket and attend.
 II. Salzman's spring and summer samples have arrived aud measures will be taken by him. He sells custom made clothing cheaper than any other place in the United States. If you don't believe it, come in and I will prove it. If.
 Charley Keller, of the firm of Kilpatrick & Keller. wno run as fine a band of sheep as can be found in the Southwest, was in town this week. He says that sheep look fine and that the prospects for heavy wool clip are very hattering.
 A man named G. A. Smith, who is reported to be insane, was taken to Prescott by under sheriff McIner- nay last week. It is believed he was suffering from an attack of del irium tremins and that he will soon be well again. The unfortunate man is a telegraph operator.
 A man whose name We are unable to learn was run over by an engine last night at Winslow and instantly killed, The man was intoxicated and went to sleep on tine track, He was an employe of the hotel at that place. The body was literary ground to pieces.
 A locomotive on the Atlantic & Pacific Railroad was run long dis tance a few days ago without a smokestack, a barrel being substi- tuted. The engineer says that all he needs to pull train is steam chest, a pair of driving wheels and a tireman.-CitiZen.
 A petition has been sent to the Board of Supervisors at Prescott praying for the appointment of Mr, A. P. Gibson as Justice of the Peace of this precinct, to fill the vacancy caused by the resignation of William Morris. The CHAMPION sincerely hopes that MT. Gibson will receive the appointment, for a better quail fled man could not be found any where in Arizona.