Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-05-22
Personal Points,

IlChSultI hs N. LCailerWOOl has Soi in from hls mines.
 F. A. Shaw, "f Tombstone, is ston. ping atthe Grand Hotel.
 Miguel Lalz, merchant of Mazda. leha, is h ile city.
 NIT. Daniel Murphy will leave n.x, week Tor Sonora with mining party |.
 $. B. Adams, late of Tucson is so- Joufning a' Santa Monica, the Lopg Branch of the Pacific.
 Jas. Edwards, of St. Louis. has re. turned Irom 8 visit to his miclng properties 10 Cababi District.
 NJ. Rotary, of St. Louis, who &C., companies Mir. Jas. Edwards ou the Arizous tour, Is in the city.
 Mr. NeNlands leaves for Sonora Tn 6 day or two with parry of Calilor. mia aud Nevada capi.sisIs.
 Col. J. s. Morgan and NJ. ?. Light have returned from To:ntsleas and ais stopping at lbs Palace.
 :. c. Wills leave Tucson on Monday Tor vlsit 10 his home in Neyaos City, after which he will go to Wash. lngton Territory to reside.
 P. J. Bolen, Esq. has gone to saf. lord with the view of permanently locating there and practicing hls profession.
 Dave? Armstrong Is in from the mines, and is acting too mysterious tO signify that he has not ''struck it rich"
 H. NJ. DeHsrt has been advanced to the position ot chief clerk in the United States Surveyor Generals of- flee.
 Fred. Fleishman was lucky par iicipsnt in the proceeds of the recent sale of the group of mines in Mule Pass--a fact that is noted with pleas ure.
 E. N. Fish has been appointed by the Board of Supervisors a Commis- sioner in the adjustment of the old in- debtedness between Pima and Cachise counties. \ very judicious selection.
 Charles Trumbull Hayden, of Hay deu's Ferry, Maricopa county, Is iu The city. He is one of Tucson's for mer cIuzens, and has many friends here.
 k. NJ. Robertson, formerly with Lord & Williams h this city, is now connecIet with C. T. Hsyden's mer- cantlle establ shment Hayden's Ferry, Maricopa county.
 ". NJ. Griffith, the widely known stage proprietor and fortunate mine oW ner. is in the city. looking as if hIs trip 10 northern Arizona was sn agree. able oLe.
 Messrs. Hugo and Charles Won BOhn, leading business men of Will cox, are ID the city. They report that burg as flourishing, and their many friends are glad to welcome them 10 the metropolis.
 The many friends of Mir. Jos. Neu. gass will be pleased to learn that he Is convalescIng from his severe ill., ness, although hs is still unable to leave his bed. lie will probably be about again IL few weeks.
 s. 4. Manlove left for Snnora on Wednesday with party of Eastern capitalists To look at mining proper ties. Mr. Manlove owns several vslu- able claims adjoining the mines in which the gentlemen accOmpanYiny him are interested.
 c. W. Atkins will go to The Silver Bell district in few days 10 look at some mining properties there, after which he will leave for New York va San Francisco. He will visit all the principal cIlirs of tue United States before returning.
 E. H. Dean, superintendent of Smiih C Davis mines located about fourteen miles from Silver IIty, New Mexico, Is in the city, awaiting the arrival of two dry crushers and a smelter for the mines. Mir. E. J.. Smith, ous of the owners of the mines, has gone To San Francisco 10 purchase all the necessary machinery,
 Colnnel ] II. Toole has rendered his resignation 10 the B Iard Of Su. pervisors as Commissioner nn the part of Pima County 10 adiu-t the county indebtedness between Pima and Ca. ! chise counties. Mr. Toole Is proba- bly, lhe best qualified man that could be selected for that task, and II Is \ matter of regret that ctrcumstauces compelled him 10 withdraw. He will rake his family tO California and re- main there during ihs summer months, hoping fer sn improvement in health