The Arizona champion., 1890-07-05

l Milbourne & Bell this week con signed to the Western Wool Com mission Company, of St. Louis. Mo their clip of wool, which is abou l25, 900 pounds.
 We have been favored with tw, very refreshing showers this weel one on the lst and one on the 5tl inst, the first rain that has faller since the 24th of April.
 Dr. J. NJ. Marshall writes that he will be home again not later than the l7th of July. Parties wishing any work in his line will find him at his office after the above date.
 l have eight hundred head of fine stock sheep for sale. Inquire at my ranch five miles south of BeIlemont, or address me at Flagstaff, A. T
 JAMES H. EsTEB.
 Our popular postmaster, Geo H. Cook left last Tuesday for a two months visit to relatives and friends in Bellefont, Penn. We wish him d pleasant visit and safe return.
 If you want the best wet goods that are disposed of over a bar in Flagstaff go to ''Old Dams" on the South side of the railroad. He will treat you o. K. 2t
 J. M. Braunen returned last week from Prescott, where he has been studying. He is TOW in charge of his brothers store during the latters lbsence on the ranch.
 FoR SALE CHEAP-About six tons of old potatoes at 85c per 100 lbs, cash, crSl per loo lbs, on time.
 G. A. WooDs,
 Commission Agent
 Mrs J. D. Pitts and family and Miss Ida Snyder have gone to Gas cade, Oregon, where the former will meet her husband, and make that their future home.
 Al Doyle came in from his ranch this week and was plesant caller at this office. Cattle on the Mogol- Ions are in tip top condition he tells us.
 Geo. E. Brown, William W1Iker- son and w. H. Throne, officers of the Grand Lodge, I. o. @. F., all of Prescott, were in Flagstaff this week assisting the boys here to organize uew lodge.
 There will be a meeting at the Wood hall next Wednesday evening for the purpose of organizing an Athletic club. All those who are interested are cordially invited to be there.
 Mrs. Bush and Mrs. Johnson, of Albuquerque, N. M., who have been visiting their sisters, Mrs. P. D. Berry and Mrs. J. 0. Donnie, have returned home after very pleasant visit.
 Buy the New High Arm Sewing Machine (the ladies favorite.) Sold on easy terms. For sale at G. A. Bray's and Burchards photograph gallery. c. A. WooDs, Agent and travelling salesman.
 Mir. and Mrs. Verkamp, of Gin cinnati Ohio accompanied by their three sons, are visiting their son-in- law David Babbitt. They will re- main here during the summer, and we wish them a plesant visit.
 W. J. Murphy has served his connections with the firm of Mur- phy Bros, and last Sunday took his departure for Salt Lake City, Utah, where he will engage in business. Dan is now sole owner of the large general merchandise establishment.
 Mrs. E. B. Davison has disposed of all her household goods and left this week with her flmily for Los Angeles, Cal, to reside permently. They will be sadly missed by the people of Flagstaff to whom they have endeared themselves during their residence here.
 J H. Breed, the Winslw general merchant has sold out his business to Cass, Tufts & Co.,, of Los Angel es. A. B. Cass, will be in charge of the Winslow business. Mir: Breed will hereafter devote his time exclusively to ranching.
 Itis with great pleasure that we chronicle this week the arrival at the residence of Mir. and Mrs. liar ry Fulton of a bouncing baby girl. It came last Monday morning and has declared its intention to stay. May she grow up to be a comfort and pleasure to her good parents is the wish of the CHAMPION.