Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1891-07-15
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 Personal Mention.
 A. A. Moore left for home to-day.
 ]. H. Stevens is improving slowly.
 Miles Archibald is on the sick list.
 c. NJ. Clark is in from the Silver Belt
 JudgeA J. McPhes, of Tip Top, is m town.
 F. NJ. Murphy ha. gone to the Congress.
 E. H. Witherell, of Coyote springs, Is in town.
 Mrs. c. W. Culver has returned from California.
 Sam Bayless left for California this morning.
 Eldridge H. Booth left for Albu- querque this morning.
 John Sorg has returned from his European trip.
 C. F. karns left for the south by private conveyance this morning.
 Adjutsnt General Ed. :. Gill left for Phenix this morning.
 k. E. Kirkland, of Kirkland val ley, was 8 visitor to Prescott to-day.
 Hon. W. G. Blakely, district at- torney of Mohaye county, Is in town.
 United States Marsl al R. H. Paul Is expected in Prescott next week.
 John Swinburne, a prominent stock raiser of Apache county, is in town.
 Harris Baldwin returned last night from trip to Los Angeles and San Diego.
 R. H. Paul, |. :. marshal. and his son, J. V. Paul. arrived on last even ing's train.
 Louis Lsselle. member of former Arizona legislature, is in town from hohave county.
 Jules Bauman has completed his sketch of Flagstaff and has returned to Prescott.
 Attorneys Webster Street and 4. C. Baker, of Phenix, are in town on legal business.
 J. G. Van Houtum has been ap- pointed sergeant-major of the first regiment, \. G. 4. W. 4. Clark, of the United Verde 1 mines, will arrive in Prescott within | few days.
 Dr. Geo. F. Thornton. of the Per rin Land and Cattle Company, is in town to-day.
 Prof. Samuel Flint. of Fl Paso. is in town, and will shortly open dancing academy.
 G. 4. Wood, the real estate. insur- snce and sewing machine agent, has returned from Flagstaff.
 J. 4. Park, is in from Hum bug creek. where he has been engaged in mining.
 Deputy Marshal Geo. E. Brown returned yesterday from an official trip to Apache county.
 Ben Block, a prominent merchant of Phenix, has come up to enjoy our cool salubrious climate.
 O. F. Place, of the Crowned King mine, left for the east this morning for brief business trip
 Calvert Wilson, of Tucson, deputy United States district attorney, ar rived in Prescott yesterday.
 Ralph Cameron, ex-sheriff of Co- conino county, is in town to attend United States court
 C. s. Little, of Apache county. cousin of Sheriff O. B. Little, is iii town on court business. Mrs. C. W. Culver arrived in Pres colt a few days since and will remain here during the summer.
 H. D. Aitken and F. 4. Tritle, Jr., left this morning for weeks outing in the Bradshaw nouRtains.
 Ed. Gale, one of Cocoaino eoun- tvs popular sons. is in Prescott, at tending United States court.
 Lieut.. C. ?. Johnson and pr. $. W. Service, U. $. A., stationed at Fort Apache, are stoppingat the Williams House. :c.
 District Attorney H. D. Ross and wife, of Flagstaff, who have been stopping at the Williams House for few days. left for home this morn ing.
 Mrs. S. Harper, daughter and son, of Phenix, are enjoying the cool breezes of our mountain town. Miss Harper has been typo on the Phe- nix Gazette.
 W. C. Foster has gone to the Hill side mine, and during his absence Justice Andrews is officiating as city recorder.
 Dr. G. W. Eickers returned on last evenings train from a four weeks visit east and left this afternoon for the Congress mining camp H. H. Wharton, of Phenix. and D. E. Keating, of the Camp Hat tersley hydraulic works. are en route to London. Rev. l.. W. Meaaey left this morn ing for the Boggs mining camp, where he will hold services to- morrow. General Thomas Ii. Wilson. Uni ted States district attorney for this territory, Is expected in Prescott 1 next 1uesuaN or eunesuay. W. T. Richardson. Miss Pearl , Hutchinson and Miss Hattie Fisher left this afternoon for visit to the formers ranch in the Mogollon i mountains. . James X. Mcfarland. of Middles- 1 brough, England. arrived in Pres colt on Mondays train. Mir. Mae farland is interested in the Lynx creek hydraulic works and went out ( this morning to take look at the l above property. The total assessed valuation of Graham county for this year is Sl,- S.466.S0, as against Sf.54S.7I0.15 for 1890, showing an increase of property of SSt.726.65. and the ad-