The Arizona champion., 1885-10-17
LOCAL MATTERS.
W. E. Lockwood has left for his

FOR SALE.-A good saddle horse. Inquire at this office.
 Patronize the merchant that adver- tises in his home paper.
 Harry Fulton, the wool grower, was in the city Tuesday.
 C. Meyer Zulick has been appoint ed Governor of Arizona.
 Visitors to Albuquerque should not fail to visit Torlina's Bazaar.
 MT. Gale, a popular railroad boy, has been in town for day or two.
 Charles Ruttledge, of Parker's mill, spent day with his friends in town.
 The efficient deputy sher fir, John Francis, has been busy during the past week.
 There was very pleasant dance given at Middleton's Hall on Thurs day evening.
 w. H. Yancey and family left on Thursday for Kansas, where they will reside in the future.
 Considerable changes are being made among the conductors on the Atlantic & Pacific road.
 Goto Coleman's American chop house in Winslow for anything from a short order to square meal.
 Mrs E. L. Cook spent several days in town, the guest of our esteemed townswoman, Mrs. J. R. Fitzpatrick.
 ]. Nj. Murphy, the efficient deputy sheriff came in from the cast on Tues day, and remained over day to visit friends:
 New Mexico furnished the premi- um saddle at the late Albuquerque fair. Mr. Gray, of Flagstaff, was the manufacturer.
 ]. C. Burge, the artist, has our thanks fol fine picture of Railroad Aver ue, with the San Francisco noun tIinS in the background.
 THE ELDREDGE B. SEWING MA CHlNE.-For sale or rent at F. W. Middleton's. This machine ranks among the best in the market.
 MT. w. w, Prentice, the big con. tractor, has received additional con tracts that will keep his present force going for considerable time to come
 Price & Hickman, who purchased d range near the Grand Canon of J. w. Spahford, are in town and express themselves pleased with thei" pur- chase.
 Doc Demorest is building an ele- gant stone hotel in the neighborng town of Winslow. The edifce is a credit to the town and en,erprising founder.
 The CHAMPION takes pleasure in commenting the weary and hungry traveller to the care of Mir. and Mrs. Grove, the estimable host and hostess of the Flagstaff Hotel.
 MT. J, C. Vining, night telegraph operator in Flagstaff, left for short visit to Albuquerque to-day. MT. Kissell, of Peach Springs, will be on watch during his absence.
 To RENT OR FOR SALE.-Eldredge B. sewing machines, the best for dura- bllity and good work, ever offered in this market. Inquire at the hardware store of r. w. Middleton.
 Under the management of Judge Spafford the Flagstaff Champion shows a marked improvement, hoth in the amount and quality of its read ing matter.-M0ha0e Miner.
 Miss Jennie Moore, of Cuyahoga Falls, Ohio, is en route for Flagstaff, and will spend several weeks visiting friends in this city. The lady is a cousin of Mrs. J. W. Spaford.
 The editor of the CHAMPION is in. debted to Tom Hughes and Mir. ]. G, Albright, of our metropolitan da- lies, for courteous treatment during his recent visit to Albuquerque.
 MT. George Parker, one of the propretors of Parker's mill, near Belmont, spent Thursday in town. Mir. Parker IS now a resident of Pres. colt and has stock range near that place.
 Daggs Bros. X Co. are in receipt of large number of French Marine rams, which they will turn on their own range south of this place. They are the finest lot of rams ever shipped to this point.
 The town IS flooded with commer-