The Arizona champion., 1884-10-18
LOCAL MATTERS.
W. c. Stewart and Col. Eggers are "doing" the Verde Valley and Tonto topether.

W. o sJkN Wdtt anu WI A<S6NiS ei "doing" the Verde Valley and Tonto together.
 Mrs. w, c. Henry has gone tt Prescott to join her husband, where they will reside permanently.
 Prof. Lemon, the distinguished bot anist, accompanied by his wife, wen to Oakland on Thursday of this week
 Mir. Griffin, yard superintendent for the Aver lumber company, who has been visiting in the east, has re- turned to Flagstaff.
 The nearest we come to having anything ikea depot in Flagstaff is 8 sign designating inc name of the sta tion and the distance to Albuquerque.
 ]. F. Hawks has just received a large supply of fresh fish and oysters direct from Kansas City. Go to the Hawks restaurant and partake of the rich morsels.
 A democratic mass meeting will be held in Flagstaff on the 18th inst. al which time Col. Head will be here to address the people. Other candi- dates on the ticket will also be present.
 We had the pleasure this week ci taking by the hand MT. ] w. Olds, an old Prescott friend. Mir. Olds was formerly in business at the Terri. torial capital, but more recently has resided in San Francisco.
 Charley Sangster, of the firm Of Wood & Sansster proprietors of the Ash Fork hotel, has been in town this week, on his way home from the Albuquerque fair. Charley always meets with cordial greeting here.
 Johnny Love, with Mir. Ashurst, on the ranch twenty-five miles from town, walked from Flagstaff to the ranch and return, q distance of fifty miles, in ten hours. We don't think that record can be beaten Tn the Territory. ...
 Mir. J. w. Scott, of Williams, the Republican candidate for Probate Judge, was in town this week. Mir. Scott is we'll known along the line Of the railroad, whose official acts as Justice of the Peace cannot be que. . ;ioned, but he is on the wrong ticket to secure his election.
 Several parties have requested us to insert their announcements. Our for. getfulness on doing so is only equaled by their forgetfulness to pay for them In advance. "lt is generally conced ed" that 1t is a rather difficult mat. ter to collect for political advertising from defeated candidate.
 Mir. E. M. Sanford. who for a year past has practiced law in Flagstaff, has removed to Prescott, to reside permanently. MT. Sanford IS gen tleman of fine legal attainments, and we regret to lose him from our midst. The field is larger for him in his new home, and that he may be successful IS the wish of the people of Flagstaff,
 Our old-,ime railroad employe, Mir H. Harper, telegraph man and agent, SO well known on the A. & P, has been appointed agent at Winslow, in place of MT. w. A. Conant, who has now got legislative head on him. and can't attend to railroad business. MT. HarTer is very popular agent, and will fill the bill at Wlnslow to a "T."
 We are pained to learn that Tonto Basin and the Verde Valley are lost to the democracy! An aged gentle. man of Flagstaff, who don't believe m young men holding official posi- tions. has been down there fixing things against the young democracy. Our count, committee ought to pay hlm to travel from one end of the county to the other on the same mis sion.
 George F. McLeist, formerly of the Albuquerque Journal, but now can. vasslng for the Kansas City Journal, has been in town this week, on, bua.. ness connected with the paper he rep. resents, and we are pleased to know he met with success here in Flagstaff. The Journal is very enterprising paper, and deserves the large circula. tion it enjoys.
 Wm. Blddinger. barber, formerly with Milligan, at Prescott, has bought out Ed Stahle's barber shop, in Flag staff, and is now located permanently