The Arizona champion., 1885-01-17
LOCAL. MATTERS.
The town is quiet. John Linn is recovering. Charley Morrow is back again.

Charley Morrow is back again.
 The Transfer Company is doing ; good business.
 The Flagstaff Brewery is about tC resume business.
 Write it 1885. Remember that tht other has gone B4.
 The chief still fingers in the legis- lative halls of the capital.
 Chas. Rutledge, Esq, spent tive days in town the present week.
 Walter ]. H, Hill is about to com mence the erection of public hall Mir. Mandell. the well known hard ware man of Albuquerque, is ir the city.
 The wagon road between Ash Fork and Hell Canyon is almost impassa- be.
 Chief of Police Dodson, of Pres colt, is ordering vagrants to leave the city.
 The delinquent tax list of Tomb stone, fills two columns of the Epi- taph.
 Frank Howard, son of Chief Jus, tice Howard, is back from q visit to Michigan.
 Jim Vandeburg, an old Flagstafer, has opened up the Plaza saloon in Prescott.
 The A. & P. railroad company have fitted up neat lunch counter at Hplbrook.
 We are indebted to Hon. Gran, Oury for variable statistics and pub lie documents.
 Dr. c. NJ. Mason has received the appointment of assistant surgeon Of the A. & P. R. R..
 A billiard tournament is proposed by citizen of Prescott, to be held during the pres n; term of the Lcgis- lature.
 Peter ], Brannen has ordered an other large consignment of the Stu debaker wagons, buggies and buck boards.
 The bill to place U. s. Grant OF the retired list, with rank and pay oi general, passed the Senate on the I4th inst.
 By some oversight the poem "Bcau tiful Snow" was omitted from the programme of the Literary Society on Wednesday evening.
 Secretary Van Arman has refused to pay mileage or per diem to mem bers of the Legislature during the continuance of the deadlock.
 Owing to the lack of quorum and a series of dead locks no business was transacted by the Territorial Legislature up to the hour of going to press.
 William Campbell is in from a rather trying trip to Montezuma Wells. Billy reports our old friend Charley Kathries well and prospering in his new location.
 Any one knowing the present ad- dress of MT. Curtis, who was a sec tor foreman at Gallup and lately Kingman, will confer a favor by send ing it to II. J. Miller, Flagstaff.
 From a gentleman who recently passed through Chicago, and who conversed with Mir. Ed. E. Aver, we learn that that gentleman expected to start for Flagstaff early in the present month.
 A disgraceful row occurred in our public schools on Wednesday last, the nature of which demands prompt and decisive action on the part of those in authority. Let us have peace.
 We would like to see foot race between those two famous athletes Sam of Flagstaff, and Fred of Wins low. Watt till the snow goes off, Jimmie, and we will support home talent if we lose.
 A. E. Fay and George H. Tinker are the chosen secretaries of the Cor respondents Club of Prescott. Hon. Pat Hamilton is president. We await your pleasure, gentlemen, if you are aware which way "the critter" is des tined to jump.
 Territorial Treasurer Butler is now paying all outstanding Territorial warrants drawn prior to September 30, 1884, having received the annual