Arizona weekly enterprise., 1890-10-04
ABOUT PRESCOTT
THEIR MINING MEN AND MINES OF
 RICHEST TREASURE.
Society and Other Events in the City on
 the Pine Clad Hills.
Corr. Phenix Herald.

PRESCOTT. SEPT. 25th. 1890.
 The political news from old Yavapai you have already noted in your columns, the conventions, nominations, declinations and renominations the monkey and parrot time at the democratic pow-wow and the general good feeling and fellow ship that abounded at the republican convention and love-feast that followed; the speeches of ex-Governor Tritle, Re ceiver Butler, next Councilman Stewart and others, the serenande to ex-Gov. Tritle, etc, etc.
 Many distinguished visitors have been here. Among the latest arrivals were Thos. 5. Bullock, principal owner of our Prescott < A. c. railroad and its presi- dent, also vice-president of great road he has built in Mexico. We appreciate his labors and but for his efforts the Senator, Boggs, Blackberry mine, Crown ed King and many more mining com panies would not be operating in our midst nor would stockmen have any facilities for shipping their improved stock.
 Nine cars of ore and sixteen cars of cat tie were taken north one day, not long ago, oyer the Prescott < Arizona Cen | tral.
 Prof James Douglas and sons, of New York, together with Pres. Bullock, wis tied some of the most Hourishing mines, such as the Senator, Boggs and Hack berry, of which the Professor is president and Mir. J. J. Williams the popular man | ager.
 Mr George G. Stevens, of Rushford, Minn, is here visiting his daughter, Mrs F. G. Parker. He has been here before and is much pleased with our Mou ntain City
 J. F. Meador soiourned with us little while, and we thought him in the right l place, but we see him no more about and find that he like the "bee and swallow | has gone South
 Chief Justice Gooding returned from his trip to Phenix and Florence well pleased with the country and the people. He is now holding court in Apache coun- ty; his family will soon arrive in Arizona. But if we chronicle arrivals, we have to notice some departures, reluctantly, how ever.
 Mrs. George Porter and son have gone to Los Angeles where the son will enter college.
 MT. Taylor. principal of Prescott's school, is domiciled in the Porter House.
 Mrs c. Sheckles IS also in Los Angeles, where MT. Sheckles will soon follow. ". B. Jones, the popular railroad superin- tendent, and wife, may occupy their pret- ty cottage during their absence.
 Mrs. N. B. Bowers, of West Prescott, is passing the winter in Oakland Report says that the Bowers cottage will soon be occupied by Hon. Hugo Richards, who, the same authority states, is to soon be- come benedict.
 The young men and ladies Iwho have reveled in this mountain air gaining health for future needs, have returned east and west to colleges and schools.
 Bishop Kendrick has taken his depar- ture for Santa Fe.
 The Ladies' Guild, of which Mrs r. w Blake is president, is hourishing. The Chatauqua Club has again come together after the summer vacation and rest; affairs were duly discussed over Thigh tea'' al the residence of Mrs Lewis Wollenberg acting president, last week, during the absence of Mrs. F. A. TritIe, who now resumes her duties.
 The wife of District Attorney Ross gave an afternoon reception at her home on Cortez street, in honor of her sister Miss Wheeler, of Fl Paso, who is visiting her.
 Ex-Governor Tritle has purchased the elegant home, known as the Buffum Mansion, on Knob Hill together with other property adjacent.