Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-08-07
Personal Mention

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 Mir. \. ". Bernard has got back from his trip into the country.
 Mr. J. F. Dixon, of the Russ House, is confined to his bed with fever.
 General John Wasson got home from Tombstone Wednesday morning.
 Dave Armstrong has got in from the Cababi District.
 Major Olds arrived few days ago from two months visit East.
 Colonel Haskell and R. N. Leather wood got back Tuesday night from the Santa Catalinas.
 MT. Charles Wilson, one of the coming mining mlIionaires of Casa Grande, is in town.
 Mir. F. MCCANDLEss, the energetic merchant of Galeyville and Bowie Sta tion, Is in the city.
 Owing to temporary illness MT. J. McC. Elliott has postponed his Sonora trip for few days.
 Officer G. B. Shearer has rendered his resignation from the police force, to Chief Buttler
 1 Mir. \. O. Whalen, of San Francisco, has taken the position of assistant to NIT. H. B. Cullum, in the United States | Depository
 Judge Srilwell is in San Francisco, and writes that he will not go east dur 1 ing his vacs tion. He will return about ! September lst.
 John Ford has been retired to the county jail for thirty days for appropri- ating unto himself another persons blankets.
 Miss Lizzie P Royce, of Reno, Ne vada, sister of Mrs. Rev. Gregory of this city, has been engaged as teacher in the public school of Tucson.
 MT. J. McC. Elliott left last Thursday morning for Sonora to start up work on the mines owned by himself and NIT. F. F. Allis, of Milwaukee.
 Lieut. Robt. 4. Hanna, whose mar riage was announced as having taken place in Indiana, chose for a wife the sister of Mir. Ed Searles, of this city.
 Mrs. Martha White, of this city, is to take charge of one of the departments of the public school, beginning with the term which commences about Septem- Der 1st.
 Mir. F. NJ Schoenberg, representing Brown Brothers d Co.,, clothing manu- lecturers, of San Francisco, is Ill Tue son, interviewing its merchants in bus mess way.
 Captain W. c. FOrbush, Fifth Cavalry. who was formerly stationed at Fort Low ell, Is now at Fort Sidney, Nebraska, to which point he has ordered copy of the CITIZEN.
 Major Olds, who has just returned from the East, was called thither by the illness of his wife. His many friends learn with regret that she died few days after Mir. Olds reached there.
 Messrs. R. A. Longstreet, superintend- ent of bridge construction; Seth Green, superintendent of pile driving, and NIT. Fitzpatrick, road master, all of the South ern Pacific Railroad. are in the city.
 Louis Donsing, the former popular proprietor of the Union Saloon, has re- purchased that establishment Of Mr. McWhorter, and will hereafter cOncOct superb cocktails behind its bar on Mesilla street. Mess. Dennis O'Brien and Wm. Tweed, ! of this city, have received the gratifying intelligence by telegraph that the com pany who have been negotiating for a group of copper mines near Globe, owned by them and other parties, have for warded an agent with the money, to con- clude the transfer. The price named is S1iO0O0.
 ELSEWHERE.
 ". NJ Griffith, the stage man, is in Phenix.
 Gen. Mcdonnell has left Globe for Santa Monica.
 Jack Harkirs, a Phenix blacksmith, has left for the south.
 A. J. Port and wife, of Phenix, have gone to New Mexico to reside.
 Rev. c. F. Bovard, of PheniI, will re- turn to Los Angeles in few weeks.
 Rev. Wm. Meyer has sold his residence in Phenix and will soon leave that place.
 MT Robbins, of Prescott, lost another Of his children by death last Sunday.
 Mrs. E. Mayer, of Phenix, is expected home from her California trip next Sat urday.
 Mir. E. Gang has purchased the Bank Exchange Restaurant at Phenix of Ben Butler.
 MT. F. 4. Benjamin, mining expert for the Anglo-California Bank, is at Tomb stone.
 MT. H. H. Linville and wife have re- turned to Phenix from their eastern trip.
 Judge De Forest Porter has secured a building lot at Santa Monica for future summer residence. ,Tere Fryer has leased his hotel at Casa Grande, and will devote his time to his mining interests. John Montgomery, of Phenix, is pur chasing thoroughbred poultry of Wm. Niles, of Los Angeles.
 Sol. Lewis, the solid banker and fnan- cier of Prescott, contemplates visit to his family, now in California Lew Bailey, well known throughout the Territory, now residing m PinaL, IS rejoicing over the birth of son.
 Colonel James Stewart, of Gilmer & Salisbury's stage lines, has returned to Phenix from his trip to California.
 Professor Frambes and wife and sev- eral other Phenicians will leave for the camp meeting grounds in few days.
 Jerry Shehan fell down a shaft 35 feet deep, on the Golden King mine, Globe, on the Eth ult., and sustained severe injuries.
 c. Urfer, the brewer, is about to visit the several railroad camps north of Pres colt and establish agencies for hls cele- brated beer.
 A mine- named Andrew McCrae, died Wednesday night, July 2, at the Syca- more Hotel, in Globe. He had been sick for a long time. Mr. E. F. Nichols, for the past eigh- teen months a resident of Sonora, IS visiting Tombstone as the guest of his brother, T. C. Nichols, Superintendent Johnson, of the Syca- more Water Company, Tombstone, has returned home from Santa Monica, much improved in health. Mr. H. H. Moves, who has for some months filed the office of Deputy Sec retary of the Territory, has accepted a clerkship in a commercial house in Pres colt.