Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1891-10-14
Personal Mention.

Personal Mentios.
 Supervisor Haskell has gone ts Jerome.
 ! Lieut.. c. c. Miner has gone cas-
 to remain.
 NC. Sheckels has gone to th Crowned King.
 Mir. and Mrs. A. A. Moore return ed home yesterday.
 E. Nj. Sanford will leave for Cali
 fornia tomorrow.
 Scott Greening, of Stanton, cam, in Saturday evening. 1 E. E. Ellinwood, the Flagstaff attorney, is in town.
 Joseph Campbell and Thomas Scholey are both on the sick list.
 J. D. Helm and R. H. Burmister left yesterday for the Tiger mine.
 Patrick Ford expects to leave for Washington the latter part of this week.
 Miss Mollie Osborn commenced a term of school in Kirkland valley on Monday.
 F. Nj. Murphy left this morning for Denver and Chicago on railroad business.
 Mir. and Mrs. E. J. Austin's future place of residence will be st Prescott Junction.
 James Bones and c. A. Randall have gone to Date creek on a hunt ing expedition. $. F. Mcguire returned from San Francisco on Saturday greatly i'm proved in health. J. l.. Hall, superintendent of the Piedmont Cattle company, at Mar tinez, is in town. Hon. Robert E. Morrison and wife arrived on to-day's train and will re- side here in future. Special Agent Chellew returned yesterday from investigating 6 com plaint on Lynx creek.
 Geo. P. Harrington, of Edinburg, H., and an officer in the Crowned King mine, is in town.
 W. O. Harrell left for Jerome this morning to superintend the erection of his new building there. Special Agent Joseph Chellew went out on this mornings stage to Jerome on official business.
 Colonel and Mrs. Brayton arrived at Whipple on Saturday, the former being in command of the post.
 Ed. Perry, the we'll known and accommodating Stantonite, is pay ing our city brief business visit.
 J. W. McGowan returned to-day from Castle creek, where he has been looking after mining interests.
 J. NJ. Dodson and W. T. Richard son have returned from a visit to the latter's ranch in the Mogollon mountains.
 J. W. Wilson paid visit to his country residence in Skull valley yesterday. He says the place is looking we'll.
 Charles Morgan came in last even ing from Antelope valley, where he has been building residence for c. B. Genung.
 Frank Kuehue, the Lynx creek mining man, returned last evening from his trip to Germany, accompa- nied by his bride.
 Mrs. Ed. S. Wilson, of Denven sister of Mrs. W. A. Freeze, left for home to-day after a very pleasant visit with relatives here.
 General W. O. O'Neill and Major J. W. Wilson, relieved the anxiety of their many friends by returning to Prescott on to-day's train.
 Col. J. F. Wilson writes to his partner, Robert Brown, that MT. Rowe and himself will leave Phe- nix to-day and arrive in Prescott to- morrow.
 Geo. F. Sands returned yesterday from the Crowned King mine. He says that O. F. Place, who had the misfortune some time since to break his leg, is improving.
 General T. J. Butler, receiver of the land office, will leave for Cali fornia tomorrow under leave of ab- sence from the department to try to get divorced from a severe attack of la grippe. Mrs. Butler and their niece, Miss Blake, will accompany him.
 Jacob Reifel, who came in from Jerome yesterday says that the | pay roll of the United Verde com pany has at least $50 names on it at | present. The freighting outfit has been increased recently to keep sup plies coming into the camp and to | send the product out.
 W. A. Freeze returned last even- ing from visit to the Bradshaw country. He was highly | pleased with the outlook there. He | says that forty-five men are employ ed in the Tiger mine and mill, and as many more are getting in wood and at other work connected with the mine. The mill has been work ing very satisfactorily.
 MT. and Mrs. Joseph Ehie will leave on Monday for 6 visit to friends in San Bernardino, Califor- fornia. This excellent couple came to Arizona in 1864 and have never been outside of the territory since, and with the exception of one visit to Phenix by MT. Ehle, they have not been outside of Yavapai county. We wish them pleasant trip, an agreeable visit and a safe return. They expect to be absent a month or six weeks, during which Mrs. Wagoner will have charge of their residence.
 The army is to be set to work at E -l l l l