Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1891-07-01
Personal Mention.


 i John Wood, of Camp Verde, is in town to-day.
 George Martin came np yesterday from the Skull valley country. D. H. Dillon is in town and pre- pairing for another prospecting trip.
 Adjutant General Ed. S. Gill, of Phenix, is stopping at Hotel Burke.
 W. c. Bashford returned yester- day from business tripto Flagstaff.
 Martin Matters building is pro nounced by all as an architectural beauty.
 J. l.. Fisher returned on yester- days train from a business visit to Chicago.
 C. c. Hall, president of the New Mexico territorial fair association, left this morning.
 John F. Boyd, foreman of the Boggs works, on Big Bug. came into town last Saturday.
 B. T. Riggs, the well known min ing operator, returned from Caiifor- mia on yesterdays train.
 Tom Shears, of Jerome, dealer in dry goods there, is in town, pur- chasing a 4th of July stock.
 MT. and Mrs. Sparrow, of the Ca toctin mine, are in Prescott for few days, guests at Hotel Burke.
 Mir. Swan, one of our young and bright civil engineers, is visiting the city from the Catoctin mine.
 Dr. Waite, our popular dentist, will soon take trip to the mining camps on professional business.
 NJ. F.. McGinn, the genial and well known New River eattleman, is paying Prescott business visit. Captain J. D. Burgess, represent ing the Phenix Republican, was a pleasant caller at this office to-day.
 Hank Brio, one of Tip Tops 400, came in from that camp yesterday, to spend celebration week in Pres cott.
 H. J. Wurzburg, formerly in the clothing business in this city. is at present located in Chicago, running $ restaurant.
 Jeff Shipp. the popular Santa Maria stockman, accompanied by his wife, were visitors to our city yesterday.
 E. Kohlberg. we'll known to- bacco drummer of Fl Pasos Texas, is visiting Prescott, and has quar- ters at Hotel Burke.
 T. G. Norris. member elect to the constitutional convention from Co conino county, left for his home in Flagstaff to-day. Charley Louderback, one of the handsome and faithful employees of the Congress Co, is in Prescott, for vacation of the week.
 Manager Akers' last official base ball act was to order the execution of .'Dan," Prescott's canine ball hodoo.
 Captain Palmer. one of the most popular officers of the 9th U. :. ln- fantry, was welcome visitor to our burg yestreday.
 J. F. Daggs has made arrange ments to move a large portion of his sheep to the vicinity of Prescott | Junction.
 F. G. Goodwin, proprietor of a store and road station on the Castle creek road. at Willow springs, left for home to-day.
 A. H. Fancher, connected with the land department of the Atlantic X Pacific railroad, is in town on busi- ness for his company.
 Deputy Sheriff Fletcher Fairchild, of Flagstaff. arrived on last even ing's train. with an insane man, en route to the Phenix asylum.
 c. A. Randall has accepted the position of head salesman with J. l.. Fisher, Mir. Bruce retiring to engage in the livery business.
 Messrs. Heating and Bordshor, mining men heavily interested in rich properties iG this county, are in Prescott,and at Hotel Burke.
 Henry Goldwater writes from the Arkansas hot springs that he holds a full hand in the health game again, and will return to Prescott soon.
 Prof. Thomas left for Flagstaff this morning. at which place he will assist Miss Addie Murphy in the entertainment of Monday evening.
 ID. E. Kaeting, the energetic min ing operator, leaves for Landon di- rect on Monday, iii the interest of several mining propositions in this vicinity.
 J. NJ. Morgan, of Kirkland Val lev, who combines literary pursuits along with that of COW punching, is circulating among his many friends in town.
 Henry Elfers. an old timed jour nalist of Kentucky, but at present following mining in the Bradshaws, paid our office pleasant visit to- day.
 Rev. F. W. Meaney will hold ser vices tomorrow at Copper Basin. In consequence, theEpiscopal church in this city will not be open to- morrow.
 Jerome Hoover. weli-known sport of Prescott, left Honolulu, H. l.. on the 9th instant, bound for this place. He was disappointed in his visit and willingly returns.
 William Cooper, Chester Coe and J. s. Russell, trio of Unos .e- rans, of Prescott, were lJo-day the recipients of their peasioN pas pers from the governmentsdsrE .
 William Bayles, we hear, intends to try his hand at farming and l bronco busting. in the future, and