The Arizona champion., 1890-03-08


 discount for cash, old machines talk enin part payment.
 G. A. Woods, Agent.
 0. c. Hall, the genial travelling agent of the Ridenor Baker Grocery Co. was visitor to our town this week, and as usual took away with him large number or orders fol his house.
 Gorham A. Bray, the ''Red Front" clothing and dry good man, has been very busy this week un- packing and putting on the shelves his new spring and summer stock. He says he will sell it out, if prices cut any figure.
 In this issue will be found the ''ad" of Rodgers aod Rosenbaagh, who have recently leased the chop house in the reaa of "The Gem" saloon. These gentlemen propose to run a first class short order house, and if you want good meal step in there and get it.
 M. Salzman's spring and summer samples have arrived and 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.
 We extend our synpathies to Mir and Mrs. T. G. Norris, who lost their infant last Sunday afternoon. The funeral took place from the NJ. E. Church last Monday and was largely attended The remains were inferred in the Brannen addition.
 In this issue will be found the ad of F. A. Rodrigues, contractor and builder. Frank is one of the best skilled mechanics in this town, and if you want anything in his line it will be to your interest to call on him.
 We acknowledge the receipt of an invation to attend the First An nual Bail of Winslow Lodge No. 76 B. of R. R. T., to be given at that place on the l7 instant. This prom ises to be an elegant affair and those of our Citizens who can should at tend.
 Although business has been very quiet building has not ceased for a moment ia Flagstaff, and we venture the assertion that more new build ings, business and residence, have been constructed in Flagstaff than any other town of its size in the Southwest.
 David Babbitt, one of the heav- jest owners of reIl estate in Flag staff as well one of our largest stock men, left last Friday for three mounths visit to his old home Ill Cincinnati, Ohio. ca his return he will beaccompanied by Mrs. Babbitt who has been there for some time.
 John Sanderson has purchased the coal wood and grain business of H W. Gibbons and has consolidated them both into one. He will in the near future erect a large iron ware house on tho site where the one now stands and increase his al ready large business. Mr. Sander, son is one the most enterprising as well as one of the most solid men Of Flagstaff, and we have no doubt that he will succeed.
 We received a call this week from B. N. Freeman, Cashier of the Colorado State Bank of Durango. Colorado who is partner in our home Bank-the Arizona Central. Mir. Freeman is also Vice President of the Rico State Bank recently or ganized at Rico Colorado aud has other extensive interests He is well pleased with the condition of the Flagstaff Bank which is now looked apon in Northern Arizona as a permanent, indispensable fxt- ure The responsibility of the Arizo- na Central is now S90,0OO and the management will continue to be conservative as well as progressive. Its depositors may sleep well.