The Arizona champion., 1891-05-02

John Sterling, of Chilender, spent several days here this week.
 There are number of entertain. ments on tho list during the month of May.
 J. w. Sharp, who has been at work clustering the railroad cottages at Peach Springs returned Tuesday.
 Crpe, lining is the proper thing to put under your carpets. P J. Bran zen has It in two grades. See it.
 F., S. Gosney left on Thursd ay even, ing's train.on ten days trip to San Francisco, Cal.
 John Ssnderson is raising his frame building, east of the Hawks hotel, above high water mark.
 Flagstaff lodge No. II, I. o. o. F., are making preparations to give a grand ball on the night of June ?.
 R.. II. Jones, a brother of J. F. Jones the editor of the Democrat, arrived from Arkansas Friday and will reside hele.
 P. J. Brannen's for gents furnish ings. The latest in hats, shoes, shirts, collars and neckwear. See the display in our show window.
 Capt J. A. Mellen, with a crew of men, is removing the old wooden bridge of the A. & P. railroad at the Needles.
 The A. & P. railroad company it guarding against further encroachmons of the river on their road bed wess of the Colorado river bridge, and are driving piling all along the bank of that stream.
 E. W. Macombe, formerly the A. < P. land agent at this place, is now located at Santa Rosa, Cal. He wants to keep an eye on Flagstaf, and orders THE CHAMPION sent to his address.
 Dr. J. NJ. Mazhall has moved his dental office to the rooms in the rear of Dr. Brannen's drug store. Dr. Mar shall now has very convenient and well appointed office.
 The handsomely arranged display in the store window of P. J. Brannen at- tracts the attention of every passerby. The arrangement was male by Mir. S T. Elliot, who is an artist in window decoration.
 James Mahoney, popular A. & P. passenger conductor, will take lay of next week, and will take trip east Mir. Mahorey is delegate to the con vention of the Order Of Railway Con- ductors, which hold their annual meet. ing in St. Louis next week,
 Justice of the Peace Gibson had six Mexicans before him Monday On charge of assault. They were fnel in the sum of ten dollars. On Thursday, Cha A. Devine was brought before him on charge of attempting to defraud his creiitors. He was bound over to the sum of $200.
 Carl Holton, the live stock agent O the A < P, was in town this week settling with those of orr stockmen who had tho misfortune to have stock killed by the railroad. It is possible nov to have these claims settled with. out long, vexatious delay, ..-.a
 When THg CHAMPION office ge 8 fairly started in its new quarters there will be no necessity for anyone to send to outside cities for printing, as we will be prepared to execute any and all classes of printing with neatness and dispatch, and at rates which are as low as those of large cities.
 Rev. G. T. Bovard, superintendent of missions for the NJ. E. church in Arizona. is in our city tn week and will remain about two weeks. Mr. Bovard is highly pleased with our mountain city, and 1t was his intention to bring his family here to reside, but the territory could not be reached from this point as well as from Los Angeles. The fact is, north and south railroad is needed, and very badly.
 Mr. J. E. Palmer, the manager of the Western Union telegraph office at this place informs us that Flagstaff has been made a telegraph money order office. It is another addition to the business conveniences of our town. There are but three telegraph money order offices in Arizona, Tucson, Tomb stone and Flagstaff.
 Biannen's for dry goods and no. ,ions. Don't fail to come in and see our stock of dress goods. They come in 8, 10 and Ia yard patterns, and in the newest shades. Nice goods for summer wear, also a nice line of French zephyr cloths in plaids, stripes and plain goods. A pig assortment of domestic ginghams and zephyr cloths in new and desir able patterns. We have also added about 100 pieces of ribbon to our al. ready very large stock, which gives a big assortment of colors. The puaEfv ic tha haak We nl.o l...,.