Arizona republican., 1890-08-07
PERSONALS.

A. G. Bradstreet is in from the PhG- nix mine.
 Charles Hart returned yesterday from Los Angeles.
 Gen. M. II. sherman left yesterday for California.
 Census Supervisor E. s. Clark returned yesterday to Prescott.
 Postmaster Scidmore, of Tempe, is reported to be seriously ill.
 Captain Calderwood has returned from his Yuma copper camp.
 Judge w. II. Barnes and J. II. Behan leave this morning for Yuma.
 J. K. Glassiord leaves this morning on visit to his old Missouri home.
 Tom Brown, Payson, and Lem Simia, Strassburg, are registered at the Mills House.
 J. NJ. Emmert, of Tempe, has been engaged as principal of the Globe school for the ensuing term.
 Marcus Bacon and son, farmers on Tonto creek, near Camp Reno, are in the city after supplies.
 J. M. Gregory and his son Brook leave this morning on trip to Buffalo, N. |. They will be absent several months.
 II. Steiglitz and Miss Fannie Long were married in Los Angeles last Satur- day. They will return to Phoenix to reside.
 Gus Hirshfeld is ably filling the posi- ton of Clerk of the Board of Supervi- sors during the absence of J. l.. B. Alexander.
 William Kemp, wife and daughters and w. D. Hammon started yesterday by private conveyance for months trip to Antelope mountains.
 James w. Woolf, of Tempe, and Newt. Clanton, of Buckeye, are looming up as probable candidates for the office of Su- pervisor upon the Democratic ticket.
 Georgie Loring, TIE REPUBLICANS $ Mercury, while breaking a colt yester- day, was thrown from the saddle and sustained severe sprain of the left wrist.
 J. +. Mchaels, a we'll known Phoenix typo, returned yesterday from the Grand Canon of the Colorado, where he has been engaged in mining during the winter.
 Steve Dole, one of the old-timers of Phoenix, has returned, after an absence of several years in San Francisco, and will again take his residence in the Garden City.
 George Barnard today celebrates the twenty-seventh anniversary of his en- trance into Arizona. All Old Hassa- yampers here will doubtless drop in and assist him in the celebration.
 T. N. Clanton and T. l.. Schultz are in ,.t something of stream running in the channel of the Agua Fria, a rare cir cumstance, indicating heavy fall oi rain in the Bradshaws.
 Messrs. Loosley, Ramsey and Bouvier left yesterday for trip to the Natural Bridge of Pine creek and the pine forests of the Mogolons. They go by wagon to Bouvier's place on the Verde and thence horseback up Deadman Canon and over Mort Peak.
 Territorial Geologist Jno. S. Blandy arrived in Phoenix yesterday from Tombstone. He has been to various points in Pinal, Pima and Cochise counties collecting meteorological data and would have extended his tour had the condition of the railroads allowed He leaves for the Phoenix Mine tomor. row.
 Secretary Murphy yesterday appointed E. B. Kirkland to the office of Assistant Secretary of the Territory. Brent" has hosts of friends who will be pleased tC see him in this new position. He has been a resident of the Territory for many years, for several terms filled the office of Recorder of Maricopa County, and has established an enviable reputation as a citizen of worth in both private and public capacities.