Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1891-07-22
Personal Mention.

JacOD hellel, Ol Jerome, IS Tn town.
 Dr. D. ]. Brannen has gone home
 Dr. NJ. A. Carrier is in town to- day.
 Miles Archibald is able to be out again.
 Dan O'Boyle has returned from the east.
 Marshal Paul has returned from Kingman.
 Jules Baumann has returned to Flagstaff. C. F. Karns has gone to Ramona, California.
 Ed. Wagoner was up from Walnut Grove to-day.
 J. D. Boyd, foreman of the Boggs mi.e, is in town.
 Fred Gaines. the Kirkland valley stockman is in town.
 A. NJ. Jones returned yesterday from his visit east.
 Bishop J. M. Kendrick will visit Prescott next week.
 Mrs. Jacob Henkle and daughter have gone to California.
 Dennis A. Burke, Of the Hotel Burke, is visiting Jerome.
 Thomas Montgomery's condition is reported to be improving.
 Dr. D. J. Brannen came in from Flagstaff on yesterdays train.
 Sheriff James k. Lowry has re- turned from his trip to Yuma.
 Reuben H. Rowe, the Turkey creek mining man, is in town.
 c. F. Karns returned from his trip to Phenix by yesterdays stage.
 W. A. Clark, lessee of the United Verde mines, came in this morning. W. A. Clark, lessee of the United Verde mines, will arrive this even ing.
 United States Marshal Paul has gone to Kingman on official busi- ness.
 I. T. Stoddard and B. F. Strick- land have returned from San Fran cisco.
 Marshal Paul and his deputy, Geo. F. Brown, returned on yesterdays train.
 Judge Robert E. Morrison, of Apache county, is guest of Hotel Burke.
 Judge Webster Street and A. c. Baker, of Phenix, left for home this morning.
 Bishop J. Nj. Kendrick, of the Episcopal diocese, arrived on yester- days train.
 Mrs. G. H. LaBerteu and her niece. Miss Ruth Hill, have returned from California.
 County Recorder c. H. Akers and Dr. F. H. Waite left for Phenix this morning on business.
 H. D. Aiken and F. A. Tritle, Jr., returned last evening from their trip to the Bradshaw mountains.
 Martin Lewis, the mining man, is in town from the Hassayampa, being his first visit since last winter.
 Attorney T. G. Norris and Sheriff J. W. Francis, of Coconino county, arrived on last evenings train.
 James McCue, an old Turkey creek miner, has returned to Pres colt after an absence of seven years.
 Mrs. Nellie Swan, wife of J. l Gardner's bookkeeper, joined her husband in Prescott about week ago.
 MT. and Mrs. T. J. Butler and their nieces, the Misses Blake, spent Sunday with friends at the Senator mine.
 J. H. Marion, of the Courier, and his friend, Col. l.. F. Eggers, went to the Junction by last evenings special train.
 Major G. B. Russell is now in com mand of Whipple Barracks in the absence of Col. Bartlett and Major Comba.
 ]. W. Benham, the Coconino mem Der of the Territorial Live Stock Sanitary commission, is stopping at Hotel Burke. W. G. Stewart, the we'll known attorney of Flagstaff, and father of Coconino county, came in on this afternoons train. F.. I. Roberts has returned from his Ash creek ranch where he left Mrs. Roberts and Mrs. J, c. Hartin and her children.
 Hon. Thos. F. Wilson, United States district attorney, arrived in Prescott to-day to attend the session of the United States court.
 Frederick E. Murray, the we'll known mining man, came in on yes terday's train from the east. He left this morning for Jerome, where he expects to remain for some time,