Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-10-02
Personal Mention.

Arthur Ihacher, of Gro BlancO, is ir
 the city.
 Hon Tom Fitch has returned from | Tombstone.
 Col. F. Stanford is in the city. regis. tered at the Palace.
 Arthur Hayne, Esq, of Tombstone i, registered at the Palace. Mir. Geo. Hogg, of the Sombretillo mine in Sonora, Is in the city.
 sheriff J. P. Gabriel, of Florence. is | registered at the Palace. Under Sheriff J. J. Coleman is recov. ering from an attack of fever.
 Hon. Grant H. Oury, Delegate to Con. gress, is stopping at the Cosmopolitan.
 Dr. 4. K. Corsen has returned to Yuma from visit to the eastern States.
 Charles Baker, of Yuma, was badly bitten by vicious dog on Tuesday.
 Judge H. P. Sonntag, of San Fran cisco, Is visiting Prescott, his old home.
 Hall HanlOn, of Hanlon's Ferry, Yuma county, Is recovering from a severe ill., ness.
 Mr. John Riley, of Benson, has been visiting Tucson, the guest of Mir. John Mcguire.
 Mrs. G. W. Norton has returned to Yuma from a visit to the home of her parents in Martinez, Cal
 Hon. II. H. Sherman, Territorial Su- perlntendent of Schools, leaves for Pres colt this evening.
 Mir. Jos. Bayer, of the Park Brewery, IS m the Eastern portion of the Territory, and IS sending in large orders for his eI- cellent beer.
 Thomas Taylor, formerly a business man Of PheniI, was massacred with surveying party i'll New Mexico by Nana's band some months ago.
 Doc. D. $. Glascott's keno game ID the Fashion draws large crowd of players nightly, and his rooms are favorite re- sort Tor the sporting fraternity.
 NIT. $. K. Jones, of Tombstone, while harnessing his mules Monday morning, was severely kicked by one of them, dis locating an arm at the shoulder.
 Mrs. Clarissa Green and Mrs. Sheriff, of Prescott, are visiting the southern portion Of the Territory and will prob ably extend their visit to the eastern States.
 MT. J. S. Clark, of Tombstone, who has recently visited hIs eastern friends, IS in the city. He has many warm friends in Tucson, where he formerly resided.
 Mir. J. \. Rodenburg of Prescott, has taken 400 pounds of samples of ores of the various mines in Northern Arizona to the Territorial Exposition at AIbu- querque, New Mexico.
 Hon. John $. Carr, Mayor of Tucson, Arizona, and family, are passengers by the train due from San Francisco this morning. Their host of friends here will be glad to see Mir. and Mrs. Carr at thelr old home again, if but for ever so short time.-LLos Angeles Herald.
 The Los Angeles Herald says: MT. Move Wicks, who after violent attack of typhoid fever at Tucson, has been spending some time with his father at Santa Monica, now looks very little the reverse. He Is adding to his avoir- dupois at lightning speed
 Mir F. Crofton Fox, one of the heavy lumber dealers of Grand Rapids, Michi- | gan, is in the city, and is registered at the Cosmopolitan. MT Fox was a col lege acquaintance of the editor of this paper and has letters of introduction to l prominent citizens. He is one of the 1 most prominent and substantial business | men of Michigan and is a social, genial | gentleman.
 The Prescott Democrat says that H. ! J. Bishop, a saloon keeper at Flagstaff l was shot and killed in his place of busi- ness on the 24th instant, by some roughs | who were refused free drinks. Before | falling, however, Bishop wounded, and | perhaps mortally, two of the crowd, | named Hall and Mcbride. Bishop then dropped and expired. A vigilance con- mittee is being formed and the bad | characters are expected to immediately | depart for greener pastures.