Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1891-08-19
Earannal Hanfiap.

tor to-day.
 Walter J. Hill, of Coconino count,
 is in town.
 Henry Goldwate- returned on tt
 days train.
 Dr. R. K. Robinson is quite sicl
 at Xenia, Ohio. T. s. Bullock is expected in Pres
 cott this month.
 l.. P. Nash left for his home a
 Strawberry to-day.
 R. J. Cartmell came in yesterda,
 from his mining camp. J. H. Stevens was able to sit uI for short time to-day.
 F. NJ. Murphy returned to-day from his trip to Denver.
 Frederick E. Murray came 1T from Jerome last evening.
 E. F. Green, representing the Phenix Gazette, is in town.
 Rev. G. F. Bovard is expected to arrive in Prescott tomorrow.
 Justice H. T. Andrews has gone to Walnut Grove, on business.
 Mrs. E. W. French and children have returned from their visit east.
 J. G. Marx and c. F. Karns came in from Antelope last evening.
 Frank Alters is just recovering from quite . serious spell of sick nes.
 Mrs. Robert Brown, who has been quite sick for several days, is better to-day.
 E. E. Van Horn, the advance agent of Zimloch, the prestidigitateur, is in town.
 Thomas R. King is daily expect ing the arrival of . nephew from Canada.
 Deputy Marshal Ewing left for for his home in Mohave county this morning.
 Special Agent s. A. Hawk leaves tomorrow, for his station st Du- luth, Minnesota.
 Julian Piercy has gone to Coro: nado to spend the balance of tho summer.
 Mir. and Mrs. Julius Simons expect to take their departure soon for Chicago, to reside.
 A Redewell, the piano dealer and tuner, has taken an office in Martin Msier's new building.
 Frederick E. Murray has just closed large mining deal, and left for New York this morning.
 Font Humphries, the we'll known sheep raiser of Prescott Junction, came in an Saturdays train.
 J. M. Aitken and J. Boughton have gone to Oak creek, on fishing and hunting excursion.
 w. w. Smith, of the Kansas City Mining Company, came in on to- lays train, from the east.
 A. Redewill and family have taken at the residence of Mrs. Jackson, on north Granite street, near Gurley.
 H. M. Hartson and George Mer- win returned last evening from a Tisit to the Castle creek mining 
 County Recorder c. H. Akers and pr. F. Fl. Waite will leave Phenix for their homes in Pres- ,ott.
 Mrs. D. Harner left whipple this to join her husband at Yuma, the latter being employed as guard there.
 Mrs. Roberts and her daughter, Hrs. J. c. Hartin, have returned rom their outing spent on MT. Roberts ranch.
 Robert Groom, one of the earliest 1 # early Arizona pioneers, is in Pres ott, for the first time in twelve or ourteen years. O. E. Van Horn, Zamloch's ad- ance agent, left this morning for owns along the line of the Atlantic f6clnc railroad.
 Hon. W. c. Bashford, of the terri orial board of equalization, left to- sy for California, where he will pend about two months.-PheniX ierald.
 Mrs. Jules Baumann and her laughter, Mrs. Tallman, will leave o-morrow morning for Holly Beach, lew Jersey, for the benefit of the ,rmer's health. Robert Kennedy left on this train, for the Arkansas lot Springs, in the hope of obtain lg relief from . prolonged attack ! Ia grippe. |, Jack Stein, the gun-smith, for erly located in Prescott, will lortly return here. He has been sck to Europe on . visit to his Id home. G. F. Jones, of Quincy, Illinois, rother of Superintendent w. B. ,nes and Engineer A. M. Jones of !. le Prescott & Arizona Central rail 'sd, arrived in Prescott . few days i nee, and will remain here for some me. L. P. Nash, of Strawberry val ,, is in town. As it is bis first sit for about two years, he has re- lived . very cordial welcome from s friends here, who are numerous. r. Nash has always been a firm iend of Ysvapai county. A. Redewsll will leave in . day or 7 70 for Phsnix, to bring bis mother Prescott to spend . month or 70 here. He has met with excel < ut success since his arrival in Pres tt, having negotiated the sale of veral musical Instruments. Deputy Postmaster A. J. Head ! In take . two weeks vacation, lring which he will probably visit Alifornia. During his abence, Miss aggis Archibald will grace the , neral delivery window, and the quiry for letters from the young 'ntlemen will no doubt become lite numerous.