Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1891-09-02
Personal Mention.

Hon. T. ]. Butler returned on to days train.
 T. W. Johnson returned on to days train.
 O. F. Place returned to-day iron, his trip east.
 Bob Brow came in to-day from Minnehaha.
 S. F. Mcguire came in from Jerome last evening.
 ]. Marshall Morgan left for home this afternoon.
 A. G. Oliver and family are guests of Hotel Burke.
 Col. Fl. A. Bigelow has returned to his mining camp.
 G. A. Woods has returned from a trip to Congress.
 C. Nj. Clark came in from the Sil- yer Belt mine to-day.
 P. A. Craigue came in from his mining camp yesterday.
 Dr. J. Miller and wife returned from Phenix yesterday.
 Mir. and Mrs. ]. R. Lowry are ex- pected home next Monday.
 Dr. J. A. Park is in from his noun talk home near the Senator.
 Engineer R. B. Burns returned on to-day's train from Williams.
 C. F. Karns came in yesterday from brief trip to California.
 John Murphy, a prominent mining man from California, is in town.
 Miles Archibald has gone to the line of the Atlantic X Pacific rail road.
 John E. Hall, of Skull valley, has gone to Waco, Texas, to visit his parents.
 C. G. Powell, of California, is vis- iting Prescott and is delighted with the town.
 Eli Punteney. of Williamson val ley. is in town nursing dislocated shoulder.
 Joseph Stevens was able to be out yesterday for the first time since he was shot.
 Col. J. F. Wilson returned Mon day morning from attending court at Flagstaff.
 W. NJ. Claypool returned last night from his visit to New Mexico and Colorado.
 J. A. Knoblock, proprietor of the Bellevue hotel, is confined to his bed with sickness.
 Tom Earnhart and J. W. Graham have gone to visit the great copper camp at Jerome.
 ]. K. Hall, of Agua Fria, was among the out-of-town visitors to Prescott to-day.
 Supervisors W. A. Rowe and A. s. Haskell left for Jerome this morning on road business.
 Dr. B. Pope and sons returned to- day from their outing in the eastern part of the county.
 Acting Governor N. O. Murphy arrived on to-day's train for an otii- cial visit to Prescott.
 George Merwin left this morning for Skull valley to examine what is supposed to tin mine
 Godfrey Van Deren, one of the old and substantial citizens of the Verde valley, is in town to-day.
 Superintendent F. NJ. Murphy and his father, B. F. Murphy, have re turned from the Congress.
 Miss Addie l.. Murphy arrived on to-day's train and is the guest of Professor and Mrs. Ludwig Thomas.
 MT. Harvey, who has been in charge of the Ryland mining com pany's property at Minnehaha, is in town.
 Father Quetu. who has been con fined to his bed for several days with a sprained back, is able to be around again.
 l.. D. Thoman. the Chicago attor- ney and capitalist, accompanied by J. F. Blandy. left to-day for Squaw Peak.
 Thomas R. King left for his ranch accompanied by his neph ew, Thomas w. King, of Toronto, Canada.
 Miss Elma E. Williams, who has been employed as teacher in the Prescott public school, arrived on yesterdays train.
 Fletcher Fairchild. under sheriff of Coconino county, who has been here on official business, left for Flagstaff this morning.
 A. M. Britton, president of the Ryland mining company, is in town, accompanied by his wife. They are guests of the Hotel Burke.
 Dr. and Mrs. NJ. A. Carrier came in from Jerome yesterday and the latter left for California this morn ing for the benefit of her health.
 Hon. T. ]. Butler receiver of the land office, left on this mornings train to accompany his wife and niece as far as Flagstaff on their trip east.
 Lieut.. Palmer leaves Whipple for tomorrow where he goes to remain two years as recruiting off ger. Lient. Palmer is a genial gen tleman, and was very popular in Prescott and will be greatly missed.
 A. G. Oliver will leave tomorrow for Prescott Junction, to meet his wife and two children, who left Oakland Wednesday evening and are due in Prescott tomorrow.
 k. C. Brown, one of the enterpris- ing proprietors of the Florence En- terprise, came i'll on yesterdays stage from Phenix in the interest of his paper. He will remain in Prescott for several days.
 Steady Progress