The Arizona champion., 1890-03-22
q H Clark the San Francisco

c. H. Clark, the San Francisco Avenue grocer, returned last Sunday from a two weeks business trip to San Francisco.
 The infant baby of Mir. and Mrs. U. z. Curtis died at San Diego, where the latter was on visit. The baby died from an attack of la grippe.
 J. F. Daggs, of the firm of Daggs Bros, returned last week from the range and reports everything in the sheep line in a most favorable con- dition.
 Buy the new Singer Sewing ma chines, sold on easy payment liberal discount for cash, old machines talk enin part payment.
 G. A. Woods, Agent.
 J. A. Wilson sustained quite a painful accident last Monday by falling from the top of Harry Full tons house, which he is building. His collar bone was dislocated.
 Miss Minnie Marshall, who so endeared herself to Flagstaff people while a resident of this town was married last Wednesday, at noon to MT. Elliott, of Minneapolis, Wis.
 Garden and field seeds of all kinds. Alfalfa seeds a speciality Write for prices.
 A. NJ CoDDINGToN,
 4tm. Albuquerque. N. M.
 Jos, M. Brannen, ;;who the CHAM PIoN wishes to run out of town, will not leave Flagstaff for the pres ent, and has accepted a position at the store of his brother P. J.
 Sheriff w O. O'Neill and W. Q. Bashfold, d prominent merchant of Prescott, made Flagstaff visit this week, the former in an official capacity and the latter to purchase a car load Of potatoes.
 Jchnny Lind, who has been spending the winter with his par ents in Huntington, Ind, returned last Friday, and was welcomed home by his hosts of friends.
 The Middle Verde rodeo will commence at John Duf's ranch, May ist, aD.i work down the river to Box Canyon, thence up the mountains on the usual route.
 From the Prescott Courier we learn that John Montgomery, of Mogolion Mountains, thinks some of starting wholes le butchering es- tabiishment in some large Southern California town. The cattle to be taken from this section of Arizona.
 We are sorry to learn that P. P. Dasgs. who is visiting in Tempe, Arizona, had one of his leg broken in two places. He was sitting on the bars of a corrall, when bronco horse ran against them, and threw him down. with the above result.
 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. Ii you don't believe it, come in and l will prove it. tf.
 In this issue will be found the ads Proposals for Fuel, Forage and Straw" and Proposals for Army Transportation" Any one wishing to contract for any of the above should write for blanks, etc., to A. s. Kimball, C. ief Q Qlartermaster U. $. A, Los Angeles Jal.
 A body of a man literally torn to pieces was found few miles be- yond Holbrook last Sunday morning having been run over by train. It IS supposed that he cut his throat with a razor and then laid on the track. His name is not known.
 The case of Ida M. Fitzpatrick vs. J. R. Fitzpatrick was heard by Judge J. H. Wright ill Chambers at Prescott last week, and a decree of divorce was granted to the plaintiff on the grounds of extreme cruelty. The child, being boy, the custody was given to the father.
 Carpenters are engaged in the construction of an eating house for the Atlantic & Pacific R. R. at Prescott Junction. This probably means the tablishment of divis- ion at that point, and will no doubt make the Junction an important place.
 Messrs. Ashurst, Morris and Mar shall came in this week from the Grand Canyon and brought in with them several very fine specimens of gold ore, some of which have been sent to Prescott and Denver for assays. They have, between them, located ten claims, and will, as soon as they get returns from the assay CTS return to the canyon and furth- CT develop their mines.
 To Those Whom it May Concern.
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