The Arizona champion., 1891-01-17

lins, immense. All Instru ments Taught.
 Fresh Cider at Sandersons.
 CranberrieS at sanderson's.
 Eastern apples at Sanderson's.
 California comb m honey at at Sander an le sons.
 Messimer lemons, 5Oc doz, al Sanderson's.
 Charley Schulz came in from hi: hi range this this week.
 Services have been held in the M E. Church all this week:
 Max Salzman made business visit to Needles, Cal, this week.
 The Union Literary Society will hold its next meeting on the l6th.
 Mir. Philip Hull, ST., is spending the winter with friends in California.
 The Operas" lead them all. A pure Havana cigar for sale at Salzman's.
 With the opening of warm weather number of buildings will be con structed in Flagstaff.
 Several of our citizens are making mining explorations in the Grand Can yon of the Colorado.
 Flagstaff has an opera house now which will compare favorably with any in Northern Arizona.
 A big stock on hand; also samples TOT the trade of fine New York cigars Gail on M, Salzman. If. G. A. Bray has returned from his visit to Prescott. and gives a good re- port on " Hotel Burke" Ellinwood and Norris are making extensive improvements to their office over the Babbitt building
 Hon. James A. Vail and wife, ac companied by Miss Rosa Colburn, left last Tuesday for Phenix. John L. Davis, of Williams. accom- panied by his wife and two babies, visited Flagstaff this week.
 Two Supai Indians killed Walla- pal Indian at Prescott Junction this week. Officers will look after the mat ter,
 Jas. O'Brien, prosperous farmer ot Bellemont, was in town this week, and paid his respects to the CHAMPION of flee.
 Frank Hiesler, the worthy and trusted employe of Aker & Luse, the butchers, has gone to Prescott on a visit.
 Hon. J. E. Daggs left last Tuesday for Prescott, from which place he will go to Phoenix to attend the session of the Legisl ature.
 Mrs. Thos. Howe, wife of OUT popu- lar furniture dealer, has returned from an extended visit to friends and rela- lives in Chicago.
 G. M. Henderson has severed his connection with the Riordan Mercan- tile O., and left last Tuesday for Phe- nix to spend the winter,
 H. D. Ross will occupy the office formerly used by E. E. Ellinwood in the Fitzpatrick building W. L. Van Horn will remain in his old office.
 A very pleasant card party was given at the residence of Mir. and Mrs J B Tappan last Monday evening, at which a number of our prominent peo- pie attended.
 Bogus half dollars were recently cir culated at Gallup, N. M to the amount of several hundred dollars. It will be well for our merchants to look out for some of these counterfeits.
 We are advised that our neighboring town of Williams is reaching an area of prosperity. Many new structures are Tn course of erection, and many lots have recently been sold 10 residents.
 H. H. Whipple, wife and child, ar rived last Wednesday from Denver, Col, and will make Flagstaff their home. The young man is a brother of Ed. Whipple, the carpenter and builder,
 A pleasant little dance was given in the express office building, New Years Eve, in honor of the Misses Beasley, of Flagstaff, at which a most enjoyable enjoyable evening was spent.-Booth's Bazoo.
 Flagstaff Lodge, No. I4, l. o. G. T., will not meet again until Saturday, January 24th, on account of the fact that that they cannot secure a hall. This lodge starts off in very good con- dition. It has membership of sixty five.
 A. c. Morse, our enterprising livery man, is confined to his room from a severe attack of cold. Last Sunday night about II o'clock he drove a par ty out to the pump house. about ten
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