Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1891-06-17
Perrenal Mention.

t~ .. Iiark, oi camp Senator, IS Il
 town.
 W.s Head, of Camp Verde, is il
 town.
 B. B. Crapo, of Skull valley, is il town.
 Prof. Wood left for Flagstaff thi morning.
 D. Boaz came in from Fort Wortl yesterday.
 Larry Dugan is in town from his Agua Fria home.
 j. D. Boyd, foreman of the Bogg, mine, was in town to-day. Frank Alters returned yesterday from his trip to San Diego. Rev. Daniel Bsttin, Bible agen, from Phenix, is in town.
 T. ]. Trask, one of Phenix's most enterprislng merchants, Is in town.
 Professor James Douglass has re- turned from histrip to Bisbee.
 Thomas Carroll. a substantial ci, izen of Cottonwood. is in town.
 l. Kuhn left this morning for his stock range ia Big Chino valley.
 |. H. Wilton. the well known sur veyor. returned from Phenix yester- day.
 C. E. Foster left this morning for the Senator mine. to do some sur- veying.
 General McCook and daughters and Lieut.. Baker lef, Mhipplc this morning.
 Mrs. Hollenbeck, of Phenix. is in Prescott, and will remain during the summer.
 II. Mulvenon, of Prescott June tion, Is circulating among his friends in Prescott.
 F, \. Bitfer, of Cherry creek. was among the out of town visitors to Prescott to-day.
 Mrs. Carpenter and Lieutenants Hersey and Fenton ieft Whipple for the east this morning.
 Ed. NJ. Blake has taken the posi- ton in the Bank of Arizona, vacated by D. NJ. Martin.
 T. A. Riordan, of the Arizona Lumber company. of Flagstaff, is stopping st Hotel Burke.
 Jacob Henkle has returned from his visit to the Castle creek hot springs greatly improved in health.
 Dr. Smith. the dentist, has gone to Jerome Tor few days. On his return he will be found at the Belle sue.
 T. ". Okey, of Los Angeles, Cali representing the Standard Oil Company, arrived on yesterdays ! ,tage from Phenix. Jerry Millay, the well known Pine ! nix attorney, and Bernard Goldman, 1 ! prominent merchant of the same place, are in Prescott.
 Miss Addie Murphy, cousin of F. M. Murphy, will give an entertain | nent in Flagstaff June 29th and in ! Prescott July lst.
 5. Nusbaum, deputy collector of | nterual revenue, returned last night | rom an official visit to Castle reek and Walnut Grove.
 Miss Mollie Mulvenon. sister of W. [. Mulvenon, came m yesterday from ,hino valley where she has been isiting her sister, Mrs. Pagan.
 Gus Heyman, the jolly cigar cigar drummer. Is in town, accompanied " his fridnd, Sam Debow. represent ng wholesale whisky house.
 F. Nj. Aver. the San Jose cattle nan, came up from a tripto tue ouutg He has purchased quite a ! args number oi cattle isit this section.
 Prof Wood. the bin ..iu .iu giNo hls eaiertNln aeif> vst, ne sTfY- eflr aildCsa twenty-five cents
 Frank kUehne, the l .iniug man. has closed r0perties for three mo a III leave next Monday slt } Philadelphia and froa thence to ' iurope. D. NJ. Martin will take his de arture from Prescott next Satug ay. He will visit California first nd thece go east and viii assume le duties of his new position in ] eptember. , r. Pedley. brother of W. E. Ped ", Esq, who Is connected with the ( ynY creek Hydraulic company and ; le Catoctin mining company, ar ! we'd in Prescott few days since -om his home in England. , MT. and Mrs. W. C. Bashford re- irned to Prescott on Saturdays ram. afteran absence of three weeks, ne former having been in attend nee upon the session of the board equalization. and the latter visit ig friends at Fort Wingate. Chas. X. Bailey, a professional iano tuner of Pomona, California, in town and made pleasant call | this office to-day. MT. Bailey Dmes of family of journalists, his tuner DtluS cttitOl VI siic Noihtiuia aptist, published at Los Angeles, nd his brother. Will C. Bailey, be- ,g editor of the Colton News. Rev. D. Battin, of Phenix, agent f the American Bible Society" is { the city. with a full line of Bibles ,, nd Testaments. which he is selling cost; tin some instances giving hem away. He has Bibles for p, } and h cts. and Testaments for cts. He has nice line of family ,ibles,ior Sl.50 and upwards. MT. attin will visit the homes of our eople. in the near future, giving all n opportunity to examine and to urchase if they wish. Mir. Battin ,ayes tomorrow to visit the min 1 lg camps and villages adjacent to rescott.