The Arizona champion., 1890-06-28

Read P. J. Brannens ad in this ssue.
 Bro. Jones of the Democrat, made a business visit to Gallup this week
 Considerable activity is going on at the different Shearing pens close to town.
 A grand ball in the evening will wind up the festivities of the Win slow celebration.
 Don't fail to attend the celebrat- ion at Winslow. The fare is S3:5O for the round trip.
 Chas Morris, who was bitten by skunk on the Verde recently, died of hYdrophobia this week.
 Theo. Shufiin left last Thursday for Albuquerque where he will ac- cept position as book keeper.
 M. F. Jennings of this place, has been summons as a U. s, Grand Jurior and is now serving in that capacity
 Chas. McGary and Stewart Knight, two popular cowboys of the Mogollon mountains, visited Flag ,tatf this week.
 The islander ease of Dr. H. Hard ich vs. Mrs. Chitman was dismiss 'l for want of evidence, An ap- ,eal will be taken, however.
 The Flagstaff Rifles will give heir grand ball at the Wood hall n the 18th of July. Don't fail to ,ttend this affair.
 The Mite Society meeting last ,vening at the residence of Mrs Geo. 1oxworth was brilliant affair, as Ire all the meetings of this organ zation.
 Max Salzman, Flagstaff's enter prising merchant, paid Winslow a business visit this week and reports big preparations being made there for the 4th of July celebration.
 J. Y. Brothers came in this week from his sheep range about forty miles south of here. He is now pre- pairing to shear his band and is con fident that he will realize large clip.
 A. E. Macomber, accompanied by his wife and two children went out to Rogers Lake this week OF a pleasure trip. Judge Weatherford and Mir. Vast also took in the beau ies of the lake.
 A party of thirteen eastern gen. tlemen arrived in a special car last evening and were this morning taken to the Grand Canyon by A c. Morse. the livery man. They will remain there about ten days.
 The infant son of Mir. and Mrs. Geo. Rolly of Bellemont was buried at this place last Wednesday on the arrival of the east bound train. The CHAMPION extends its sympath- ies to the bereaved parents.
 Hon. Frank L. Rogers, of Will liams, was a visitor to our town thls week, having just come in from the rodeo. He says this year's..calf crop will not fall below tre average and will probably 20 considerably above.
 An accident occurred last Sun day which might have proved quite serious. Another team run into Mir. T. F McMillon's buggy upset ting and throwing him out on the ground. He was not badly hurt, however,
 A party consisting of Mir. and Mrs. J. H. Hoskins, Jr., Mrs. Jno. Worries and children, Mrs. Prather, Mrs. Norris, Mrs. F. B. Jacobs and Miss Kate Brothers went out to Oak creek this week on a fishing and hunting trip.
 The Supreme Lodge, Knights of Pythias, will meet in Milwaukee, Wisconsin, on July Sth, 1890. The Supreme Representatives from this Territory are c. W. Sines and Chas. R. Drake. The former will leave early next week to be present at the session and during his absence will visit relatives in Pennsylvania Journal Miner.
 The honor and integrity of the management of the Louisiana State Lottery company is now fully established all over the country. All who know anything about it, know that the drawingt of the company are held with the utmost fairness and all prizes paid fully and promptly. Thousands are ready of thelr own knowledge to testify to this. The company's present charter has about five years to run. St