Arizona republican., 1891-08-30
PIE RS0NAIS.

Hon. T. E.. Parish returns to Vulture next monday.
 Mrs. Thomas F. Walden was visitor from Florence yesterday.
 Levi Sim registered at the Mills House yesterday from Mt. Lima.
 Frank Phillips and Ben Doris went to Tempe yesterday on business,
 Judge and Mrs. Baxter are expected home Monday.
 Attorney Kingsbury was down from Tempe yesterday on business.
 John Kinney was a passenger with Ike Bryant to Tempe last evening.
 Frank Fogle was in the city yesterday from his ranch south of Tempe.
 Mrs. E. M. Miller and Miss Ada Pey- ton, of Florence, were visitors at the capital city yesterday.
 Mary Gigett, of Kansas City, was an arrival in the city by yesterdays train, who registered at the Mills House.
 R. Goldworthy arrived in the city yesterday from the Tiger mine and reg istered at the Central.
 Mrs. c. J. Ulmer arrived home to Tempe yesterday from six weeks visit IO iTltHuS III LoS hLRtltS.
 Frank Marmolejo has accepted & posi- ton in John s. Armstrong's store at Tempe.
 Mrs. Jesse Bryant, of Tempe, was in the city yesterday attending to some er- rands.
 Mrs. H. H. Logan and family re- turned yesterday from their vacation in California.
 E. E. St. Claire arrived in the city last eviniug from Frog Tanks and is registered at the Central.
 Edward w. Burt, of Philadelphia, was passenger on this mornings out bound train.
 K. J. Haine came to Phoenix from Prescott yesterday. He stayed at the Central last night.
 Mir. Khars, brother-in-law of MT. Luhrs arrived in the city yesterday from Prescott.
 Court Clerk Knapp was passenger on this mornings train bound for Tue son.
 Nielsen A. Bates arrived in the city yesterday from San Pedro and registered at the Commercial.
 J. NJ. Hibnor, who arrived in the city few days ago fioin Hamilton, O., is quite sick at the Con mercial Hotel.
 Ewart w. Burt arrived by yesterdays train from Philadelphia and registered at the Mills House.
 Tom Kelly was down from Tempe yesterday long enough to shake hands with his Phoenix friends.
 Rev. Kerr will occupy the pulpit of the Presbyterian Church this morning and evening. He leaves by Mondays train for San Francisco.
 For $l00 Alexander P. Petit has transferred to John Baker and Mammie B. Fleishman lot IS in block 4, Porter and Baxter's subdivision, tract B.
 J. l.. Ward yesterday took out party north of town for quail hunt. It is said it required one of Coyles' big teams to haul in the birds.
 Martin Moran returned yesterday from vacation at Depuly's ranch. He will resume his duties as night-clerk at the Commercial Hotel September 1.
 Judge Lemon has been invited by the A. O. U. w. of San Francisco to deliver lecture on the subject of irrigation fruit raising, in Arizona.
 Oscar Baer of the firm of Baer and Newbauer cigar manufacturers of Los Angeles has been in the city several days. He will probably decide to locate here and establish cigar factory.
 w. c. Armstrong came down on a visit from Tempe yesterday and paid the REPUBLICAN office pleasant call. He returned by the evening stage. Woody is always a welcome visitor in Phoenix.
 Prof. w. s. Varnum leaves Monday morning for Bisbee, where he will take charge of his chool September 2. He will take with him the best wishes of every teacher in Maricopa county.
 Prof. NJ. w. Martin has been ap- pointed to take charge of the school in the Mesquite district for the coming year. MT. Martin is teacher of sev- eral years standing and will give the Mesquite people splendid satisfaction.
 Tchuck Pah receives numerous calls from friends at the jail daily. Yester- day he was the recipient of large water melon and later in the day he was treated to feast oi grapes by his faithful wife.
 Prof. K, E. l.. Robnson will open his school in district No. IA on Tuesday September l. Prof. Robinson is a teacher of several years standing always meet tng with marked success and has had wide experience in other elections. Our Goosetown Deighoo are sure of good school during the coming year.
 F. B. Fowler, formerly of Denton Tex. arrived in the city Thursday and is registered at the Central Mir Fowler is graduate of the Academic and Military departments at West Point and held a Lieutenant's commission, being stat toned at Fort Whipple from which here igned few days ago. He has decided to engage in the profession of teaching, and will make a competent teachr.
 Prof. J. c. Cole expects to open his school in Wilson District about Septem- Der 2S, Mir. Cole has taught for the past three years in Maricopa county always givong perfect satisfaction. No better testimonial can be given of his ability