Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-09-11
Personal Mention.

Hon. T. J. Butler aud wife are in Los Angeles.
 Mir. E. Al. Carr returned from trip to
 Camp Grant. W. II. Wheaton, of Tres Alamos, is in the city.
 J. W. Clark has returned from Me Dowell to Phenix.
 C. T. Rogers is in Pheni1 from Bill Williams mountain. ]. M. Bryan, of Fhenix, now drives A daisy team cf horses.
 Joseph C. Perry will go East in a few days for his family. ! Colonel 4. G. r. George, of Tomb stone. is in the city.
 C. M. Bruce, of tine Pool mines. Wash ington Camp, Is in the city.
 Rev Mr. Meyers and his family have left FhaniI for Missouri.
 Dick Rule, the handsome Nugget edi- tor, is ia the metropolis.
 Judge Alex C. Campbell h,s returned from San Francisco.
 Mr. Wolf, ot Wolf & Stevens, has gone east to purchase goods.
 Mir. C. C. Gillett has returned from d ] trip to Aagdalena.
 II. \. Alexander has returned to Yuma from his trip to California. Dr. Norwold, post surgeon at Yuma. l has gone to the seat of the Indian war
 Dan Hatz, of Prescott, Is buying wild I grapes and making wine from them. Mrs. Charles Cole, of Prescott, Is wis 1 iting friends in san Benarlino, Cal.
 Sheriff Ge1an and Supervisor Joyce of Caclise county are registered at the Palace.
 l. S I'ned has removed his office to the corner of Pennington and Court streets.
 Dr. J. F. Pierson says the corn and other crops are looking well in Peoples valley.
 George W. Vance, who went to Pres colt from Verde. sick with fever, Is re- covering.
 A. c. Oliver, brother of the post trader at Fort Whipple, has arrived in Prescott from California.
 Hosea Greenhaw, Of Phenix. is hunt ing up his camp meeting friends at Me Dowell. |
 4. C. Baker and Bob Hamilton have gone from Phenix to Globe tO attend | District Court.
 Herbert Brown, formerly with Theo l Nelsch X Co, Is about to establish busi- ] ness at Wilcox.
 Mrs. B. A. Fiekas and that blessed l 1Ghy have arrived il Tombstone from l Missouri
 Col J. II. Toole has left for San Fran | cisco, and viii bring his family back to | Tucson.
 Mr. Geo. A- Cum, Clerk of the Dis trlct Court IS confined to his bed by | temporary illness.
 Ii. T. Brown has got home from his Callforms visit. His wife will return in a few weeks.
 Joe J. Stem, of Yuma, has been ap- pointed prison guard at the Territorial Penitentiary.
 Judge Porter and wife have returned to Pheuix after a pleasant sojoum in Southern California.
 Frank Brown and Gus Riemer own one Of the largest and best bands of sheep in Nayapai county.
 Frmcis 4. Drake is in the city from the Bunker Hill District, where he has made several mining locations.
 A. .F. Lodle, night train dispatcher, left this morning, on short leave of ab- sencc, for Denver and other points.
 Capt. C. c. Smith has returned from San Francisco. Mrs. Smith will remain in California a few weeks longer
 F. V. C. Warrington, of Groom creek, Navapai county, Is suffering from an in- famed eve, caused by premature blast.
 VI. II. Egbers and John Scott, of Tombstone, came near being drowned while crossing SOnoIta creek last Mon- day.
 $. C. Miller, of Prescott, is negotiating the sale Of his ranch, and will devote his time tO government wood contract awarded him.
 John Atcheral, an employe Of the Yi- gina mine, Tombstone, was accidentally shot in the index finger of the right hand last Tuesday. ' Mir. John Gallagher, of San Francisco, { formerly Treasurer of Calaveras county, California, Is in the city. He will prob ( ably remain in Arizona. IC z AIr. J. '. Harvey has sold his interest in the Empire ranch, and the firm Of all 6 Harvey has been dissolved. Mir ! Harvey IS now in Tucson. A. Wolf, Of the firm of Stevens & i Wolf IS east shipping very large and carefully selected stock to enlarge their ' already well filled house.
 Mir. Joseph B. Gyle, of Phenix, is in I the city, seeking to E. Gyle the tedious I hours away by taking in the sights and sensations of the ancient and honorable c pueblo on its festive occasion. 3Ir Ackers, of Prescott, is suffering rom a painful poisonous wound on his eft hand, caused by fly having touched sore. That the Arizona fly is poison | 1us IS a generally received belief. ] Ed. Byrnes, charged with assault to commit murder on Deputy Sheriff Me J Jomas at Benson, was discharged from U 'ustody after an examination before Court Commissioner Drum, at Tomb tone on Wednesday. E