Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-10-23
Personal Nrltiok.

Mr. H. S. Hudson is in from the Santa Ritas.
 NIT. s. c. Graham is n from Casa Blanca.
 Mrs. J.L Clark, of Globe, hus gone to Boston.
 Miss Annie German, of Oakland, will reside in Globe
 Mrs. A. T. Sutherland, of Globe, is dangerously ill
 Mr. Frank Hereford has returned from Tombstone
 Mr. l.. VneOvich, a Benson restaura- teur, is in the city.
 Dr. Thibodo will resume his medical practice in Phenix.
 Mr. Hiram Stevens and wife have ar rived home from San Francisco.
 Hon. M W. Stewart, of Grant, has been in the city for several days.
 Miss Annie Hatton, of Prescott is making visit to PheniI friends.
 W. Whepley has entered into a CO., partnership with G. A. Chapel m Globe.
 Superintendent Covington Johnson, Of the Hermosa mine, Harhaw, is in the city.
 Mr. Paul Riecker is us happy as the ! day is long, over that bran new bonnie wee lassie ar his house.
 Sergeant Patten, who has been in | charge of the Florence signal office, has returned to PheniI.
 Nlr. John Weigle came in from the ! Santa Ritas on Saturday. He reports l the mines looking splendidly. 1 Mir. Solon NJ. Allis has written that he | would leave Boston on the l2th inst., for Tucson, and would stop a few days at ] Milwaukee, Wis. Mir. w. S Wartelle, formerly Of Final but recently of Los Angeles, has returned to the former place, and Is clerEng in MilleT's store. Frank Morrel had his leg caught in a ! tire-roller at Matt. Cavaness' blacksmith shop, Pinal. on Wednesday. and reeelved painful flesh wound.
 Mr. R. R. Herman, U. $. Signal corps, | has arrived in Florence from Portland, Oregon, to take charge of the signal or | fee at that point. | Mir. John J. Devine has resigned his | position ss Clerk of tbe Pinal District Court, and Mir. Ezra Parmelee has been appointed as his successor. Notwithstanding Bob Ingersolls de nunciation of New Mexico and Arizona, it Is announced that he vill take his | family to the former Territory to reside.
 Mir. Frank Geer, of Greatcryille, has ! returned from six months visit East. ] He has interested capitalists with him in | his Santa Rita mines, and returns to de- yelop them more thoroughly.
 Mrs. Chas Young, who has long lin- gered on the narrow line that divides | life and death, with a very severe attack of typhoid fever. has so far recovered as | to take a little outdoor exercise. She will leave for California next week.
 Mir. ". II. Sutherland, of Florence, proprietor of the stage line between Casa | Grande and Globe, IS registered at the ! Grand Mir. Sutherland is n thorough gentleman and an accommodating busi- ness man, and is highly esteemed by the travelling public.
 MT. Geo. Hoffman, who has just re- turned from examining the Southern Pacific and Oakland mines, in the Tyn- dal District, gives a most flattering re- DOT, of the mineral deposits of that dis trict. He thinks the largest mining camp in the Territory will vet be built in the Tyndal.
 Mr. R. C. Brovr, oi the CITIZEN, was in Florence this week in the interest of his excellent paper, and made himself agreeable at these newspaper head quarters. The CITIZEN IS one of the very best nevspapers-in the Territory, and IS beginning to be appreciated according te its merits. Florence Enterprise.