Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1891-07-29
Personal Mention.

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 Personal Mention
 Felix Coblentz is in town.
 l. T. Stoddard has gone east.
 Col. s. B. Bevans Is in Prescott.
 Henry Tuning of Apache county IS in town.
 $. r: Mcguire came iu from Jerome /, estsrday.
 J. c. Snow, of Big Chino valley, is in town.
 R. F.. Oliver, of Copper Basin, spent Sunday in town.
 J. J. Donohue, Flagstaff capi- talisit, Is in town.
 Jules Bauman has returned from Flagstaff.
 c. c. Hall left on this afternoons special
 W. 4. Clark left by special train this afternoon.
 Walter J. Hill, of Belmont, is in town.
 Supervisors \. \. Mooro and A. s, Haskell have gone home. =.
 F. l.. Kastner has returned from his trip to Yuma and California.
 Judge and Mrs. John A. Rush left for California this morning. '.
 F. s. Clark, of the Senator mine, was in town to-day. ...
 Hon. J. V. Rhoades, of Flagstaff, is a guest at the Hotel Burke. :
 Col. 4. O. Brodie came up from Walnut Grove last evening.
 Acting Governor Murphy is on his way to Prescott via Los Angeles. :
 Ed. L. Mercy came up from his Skull Valley ranch last evening.
 F. NJ. Murphy will leave tomorrow for short business trip to Denver.
 District Attorney HID. Ross, of Flagstaff, came in on last nights train.
 W. A. Clark. of the United Verde copper mines, arrived from Jerome this evening.
 Fred Maroney has sold one-sixth of the Copper King mine in Eureka district to John Lawier.
 Mrs. E. J. Austin returned last evening from visiting friends in Flag staff.
 E. $. Stover, formerly of St. Johns, is now located in the state Of Wash ington. :
 Mir Dazell, former resident of Prescott, came in from Los Angeles last evening.
 c. c. Hall, president of the New Mexico territorial fair association came iii on to-day's train.
 James H. Hamilton, of Peoples valley, was among the out of town visitors to Prescott to-day.
 Miss E. E. Williams, of Holbrook. has been employed as teacher in the public schools.
 Sam A. Hawk, special agent of the general land office, came in on last evenings train, to attend court.
 MT. and Mrs. c. W. Culver are domiciled at the residence of MT. and Mrs. c. NJ. Clark in East Pres colt. :.
 E. NJ. Doe. the well-known Flag staff attorney, joined his partner, Hon. W. G. Stewart, in Prescott yes terday.
 T. Otto has deeded one half of the Perry mine to Dr. Geo. D. Kendall. The Perry has been q good producer of gold orc.
 Bishop ]. H. Hendricks will Ire maiu in Prescott until after next Sunday. He is the guest of Cover nor and Mrs. F. A. Tritle.
 s. Miles O. B. Archibald has so far recovered from his recent spell of sickness as to be able to be on the streets regularly again.
 Herbert St. John Meaney, son of Rev. L. w. Meaney, left on this mornings train, for San Mateo, Cali fornia, to attend school.
 Cornelius Davis, chief justice of Walnut Grove precinct, adjourned his court for week last Saturday and is spending his vacation in town.
 The Hon, Fred A. Hines, hotel register judge, came in on the after noon train and will deliver his opin- ions on Monday, the Eth inst, at Hotel Burke.
 Postmaster ]. W. Archibald, who has been on the sick list for two or three days, left today with Dan O'Boyle and '. s. Jackson for their mining camp on the Hassayampa to reeuperate.
 Adjutant General Ed. $. Gill has returned to Phenix from San Diego. While in the latter city he visited the United States Cruiser Charleston and, the Herald says, was received with the naval honors due his rank.
 J. K. Hall, who was in town yes terday from Lynx creek, states that T. c. Barlow Messicks. Is having the reservoir of the Lynx creek hydraulic works enlarged to twice its former He states also that the work being done Is of an excellent quality and when completed they will have fine large body of water