Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-01-21
JANFs r. DUNCAN.

ID mercantile business in New M xicO an
 Arizona. He now resides in Cochi'
 county.
 JAMES F. DUNCAN. ie Hon. James r. Duncan was born
 Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, June ljtl
 1899. He k a blacksmith by trad
 Enlisted in the FOrty-SIxth Regime1
 Pennsylvania Volunteers, at the earl n stage of e war az a private, became n veteran by re-enlistment, was promote T Commisssry Sergeant December 1S6.
 fo Ouartermaster Sergeant in Mare " 1881 and afterwards tO Lieutenant c, | "A, ., same regiment and served until th T close of the war. After the war, he io
 a short while was engaged in the meI
 cautile business, than became engage in the oil producing business in Pennsyl = vaBia for a number of years, Operatln. } principally along the Allegheny river a DispOsing of all interest there in lSE , he emisrated to Arizona, arriving a ] Tombstone, in OctOberOf the same year ] He moved to Warren's camp, in Mu., ? mountains. known now as Bisbee, 1T November and has been located ther, ever since that time.
 ADOLPH SOLOMON. Hon. Adolph Solomon. of Graham county, IS a German by birth, and Is thlTty-one years of age. He became a resident Of Arizona in 1877, and Is now engaged in the business of general mer- chandise and forwarding. He also has numerous mining interests.
 j.. P. BOLcOsu.
 Hon. J. ?. Holcomb IS from the good State of Nor.h Carolina. where he vas ] born in 1886. He has been in Arizona for many years, having lived in Pbenix since 1859, and Is q prosperous farmer. L. LAscELLE. Hon. J. F. Llscelle. Of Nohave, was | born m 1891 and came to Arizona about | thirteen y ars ago. He Is now engaged in numbering in the Hualapm noun tains.
 WILLIAM GRAVES. Hon. William Graves, of Gila, is a native of San Luis ObispO, California, and was born in 1854. He has been To- cated at Globe for the past two years, and has succeeded finely as a lawyer. His father is a prominent lawyer of San Francisco, Cal He k Democrat in politics.
 s. r. WEBB.
 Hon. $. F. Webb, of Maricopa, was born in California in 1853. lie has been in this Territory about five years and 8 a successful farmer and stOckraiser. He resides in Phenix.
 T. H. FAWCETT.
 Hon. J. II. Fawcett was born il St. Clairville. Belmont county, ChIl, in lS22, consequently IS now about co years Of age. Tn 1855 he moved to Iowa and later ou from thence to Illinois where for the past twenty-five years he has made his home For twenty years he beld an important position in the Ameri- 1 can Express Company, then as now operating in the West. For the past two years he has been general manager | of the Arivaca Nlil and Mining Com ! pany. Ills large experience in Im- . portant affairs has well fitted him for his present petition as a representatlve ! of the growing interests of this county In politics he k as he has been through . life an earnest but not bigoted Re- ! publican.
 E.L. GoBIN.
 Hon. E. l.. GObin, of Iavapdi. is a native of Maryland, having been born in Baltimore m 1887. Went to Colorado iu 1854, resided there for five years and then went to Nevada where he engaged in mining. Twelve years ago he came | to this Territory and has been engaged in mining mostly ever since.
 CHAs. A. RANDALL
 Hon. Charles A. Randall, of Yavapai, was born in Connecticut ID 1859 and came to this city about four years ago. He resides in Prescott, is a merchant. dealing in hardware, boots and shoes.
 W. DORRINGToN.
 lion. J. W. Dorrlngton Ot Yuma, k a native of New York, aged B. Has re- sided in Yuma, since lSjJ and Is now serving his thIrd term ID the Territorial Legislature, he having been elected to the Fifth, Eleventh and Twelfth As sembhes. Although in politics Ee is a he ow- his recent election ,o the non drawing of party lines.
 ROBERT CoSNELL. Hon. Robert Cornell was born ID Mon roe county, Arkansas, August l3, lS46. His father was one of the first settlers of the State, arriving there in 1920.
  cated III the subscription schools of bis native State, as there were no free schools there in those days. He came to Arizona ID 1874 and has followed the business of farming, mining and mer- chsndising. At present he is engaged m the wholesale llGuor busr'. ss in Pres colt. and has branch establishment on the llne of the \. * ?. -.ilrnf He has fI.aN hn ssHfln f.F Nr. city of Prescott %. -. -i~iur general satisfac.
 fore coming e, .E.
 lived in Illinois,
 focal offices of tru,.. ger. ,1uu-h .- aoout the medium s.z., -.--. a frank. open countenance and @ genial and win ming manner. He is one of the most active members Of tnl '..-. ..ie-a- ton. He Is a thorough a a-41uuan and can be relied upon to advocate and sup port all measures CT general good to tse whole people.
 JOHN ELLIS. Hon. John Ellis, of Yayapai county. Is one of the Hassayampers. He k an OhiOau, aud was born iu lS4G. He moved to this Territory about fifteen years ago, and Is largely engaged in miuing affairs. He served in the Union army during the late war. Is a Repub- lican, and sound on all issues that affect the interests of this Territory or the country at large.
 J.w. ASDEBsOS.
 Hon. J. W. Anderson. of Piual, is natIve of North Carolina. and was born in 1926. He Is the nohlest Roman Of them all His ability is Unquestione1, and his integrity IS as unswerving as that of any man iu the land. The Judge Is one oi those characters so rare m public life at the present day-an adoru- ment to any position in which he may be placed. Although a rigid Democrat, is above party prejudice. By profession be Is a lawyer. but IS now more particu- Iarly engaged m mining and other , classes of general business.
 THE CHAPLAIN. Rev. W. 5. Truitt, the Chaplain oi the House, Is a cultivated gentleman and ; faithful Minister Of the Methodist church South. M-. Truitt is a tall young kentuckian with nothing of the PhaTisee about his makeup. He is ' eloquent and earnest. Long may be wave.
 New Railroad Incorporation. q The San Francisco and Colorado Riv- ar Railroad Company has fled articles 1f incorporation. The road the com any proposes to build will run from 7 an Antonio, Alameda county, tO the in- .ersection of the thirty-ffth parallel of north latitude and the Colorado River, i } distance 65O miles. The Directors are [ \. E. Davis. A. Groves, Charles Ivers0u. George c. Prentice and k M. Garrett. 2 Iaital stock S20,0O0,000, Of which Sl,O00,- . 70 has been subscribed.-Alta Califor- 2 lia. {