Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-03-13
Personal Dots.

Col. F. Stanford has returned from his Sonora trip.
 Dr. W. L. Graves will establish his dental rooms on Church Plaza.
 Paul Moroney & Co. are putting up a new ice house at the depot.
 Will Brooks, delivery clerk at the postofiice, is reported as about 10 visit Oakland with matrimonial intentions.
 E. H. Kittridge, of San Francisco, is in Tucson.
 Holberstoll, the insane man sent up | from Tombstone, was formerly mer- chant in Anaheim, California.
 The man Schneider, who was acci- dently shot in the leg at Shakespeare some tune ago, had hisleg amputated last Saturday at St. Mary's Hospital. Superintendent E. B. Gage, of the Grand Central, is in the city.
 Mr. NJ. T. Brewer is again in the city.
 Frank Staples and wife are visiting ! the city from San Francisco.
 John Drvine, the efficient Rec order of Pinal county, leaves for home to- night
 D. F. Ingles will be the first engi- neer 10 run the through overland eX- press on the Southern Pacific Rail- road.
 L. F. Blackburn, Deputy Sheriff at Tombstone, is in town.
 Capt. Robt Lewis has been notified by telegraph that the Phenix club will play ihe Tucson nine.
 Bishop Dunlop, Missionary Bishop of New Mexico and Arizona, will visit Tucson soon.
 Messrs. Sevenoaks and Murphy have returned from the Silver Bell.
 II. L. Lightner, mining operator, has returned from GaleYvIle.
 Col. James Stewart Jr, of Phlladel. phia, has been visiting his extensive mining interests in the Meyers Dis irict.
 TOMBSTONE.
 O. McDermou, of Eureka, Nevada, is in town.
 Gen. J N. Tutue, of Iowa, is at Browns hotel.
 4. Levi, formerly with L. ZeckeR- dorf (, Co.,, Tucson, has taken a posi- tiou with his brother, l. Levi.
 ". J. Huusaker and wife have left for san Diego, where they will reside in the future.
 stephen & COnnell and L. Martinez have leiegrams at W. |. office.
 Jacob Eyerhardy has purchased A. Bauer's meat market.
 Air. CliGord's two children had a narrow escape from injury by the up setting oi buggy. F. M Gray has discovered a ledge a mile from Charleston from which he has assays as high as $500. A twelve -year.old son of President Herring, ot the Neptune Mining Com pauy, exhibits clever precoclty as carJoonist. Col. Robert Lewis is doing assess meut work on his claims below tONn. John Campbell, of Dalles, Oregon, is in the city.
 E. W. Dickerman, Superintendent | of the NOr0uOco, i. seriously lli. c. T. Cuueris in from Sonora, with | good reports of horn silver and gold | nuggets.
 Ejjah Kellow, John Pooley and | Thomas BascOe, have taken contracts | to sink shafts OF the Way Up mine. Tom Carigau, J. F. Hutton and | Peter Spencer have struck it rich in a claim adjoining the Mamie.
 W. J. Berner, who was in town from Ramsey's Canyon, reports that a smelter will probably be erected at that place.
 Jos. Stump has purchased the lot on the northwest corner Of Fourth and Allen streets.
 Mr. and Mrs. Ward Priest were ten deIed a surprise party Friday night Jesse Bradford, a California capi- talist ard mining man, is in the city.
 PHENIx.
 George Hoffman and wife, of Louis vile, Ky, are at the Gardiner House. Creed Bryan's house has been de- stroyed by fire. Loss, S4,000. Gen. Geo. R. Vernon is Superin- tendent of some mines at Cave Creek. Dr.. Nharton's peach trees have fruit the size of marbles.
 GLOBE.
 W. J. Rose has become proprietor of the pioneer news depot at McMillan. John and Joseph Everman are visit ing their Missouri home for q few months.
 Fred Burnham, of Jefers, Wells & Kepp, San Francisco, is just up from the measles.
 John Nicholson has returned from his tIp south.
 Major Baldwin has returned to Globe.
 Wm. Pascoe, father of Ben, Tom and Jim Pascoe, has arrived. Mrs. French, mother of Mrs. P. B. Miller, has arrived from San Fran cisco.
 Wm. Lannius, S. R. Eplcy, \. V. sNHlAGI. UT. ' dll anu oAAllG~ A~lNuA eAAiSS ] have struck out on prospecting trip. l Dr. M. M. Barnes will leave Globe for au indefinite time.
 ToSTo BASIN.
 Dr. Jcnes is bringing the old Sena- tor mill Co this district.
 Judge Porter and NIT. Treadwell 1 will soon start up work on the Excur- sion mine.
 Messrs. Scheffelin and Gird, of Tombstone, are to visi, this district. Mr. Sites, of Nevada, is examining the mines of this section, and pIo- nounces them good.
 YUMA.
 Col. Laven succeeds NIT. Mccoy as railroad agent.
 Christian Berger, one of the found Ben fn~r-n ina rEf ffu1n l