Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1891-09-09
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U. w. iitSuttt is lultc Stck
 G. B. MeCann, of Big Bug. is i
 Phenix.
 Rev. A. Winds is in town iron
 Aultman.
 l o. F. Place left for the Crowne,
 King today.
 F. Nj. Murphy went to the Con gress today.
 c. B. Foster returned from Flag staf yesterday.
 ]. c. Boblett, of Lynx creek. Wa, in town to-day.
 Mrs. Muse left this morning fol the east to remain.
 Mrs. D. Levy and her son Nathan will be home next week.
 $. c. Rogers, of Charmingdale, was visitor to Prescott to-day.
 Sheriff J. k. Lowry returned from Jerome on Saturday night.
 Deputy Marshal Geo. E. Brown left for Tucson this morning.
 Acting Governor N. O. Murphy left this morning for Phenix.
 C. A. Bailey, the piano tuner, will return to Prescott next month.
 H. H. Wharton, of Phenix has re- turned from trip to England.
 Miss Addie l.. Murphy, left for Evanston, Illinois, this morning. j. W. Sullivan came in from his Williamson Valley ranch today.
 J. D. Helm and E. Burgess will leave for the Tiger mine today.
 Erwin Baer has gone to the Verde valley on a photograping tour.
 Superintendent Murphy returned from the Congress this afternoon.
 j. J. Bowles, of San Antonio. Texas is registered at the Williams House
 Mrs. Forsee and children left for their home in Maricopa county to- day.
 Charles H. Norwood of the Verde Valley was in town today OR b,lsi- ness.
 A. Redewell, the musical instru- ment agent, has returned from Flag staff.
 Harris Baldwin and wife returned from Flagstaff on last evenings train.
 Fred Gaines. of Kirkland Valley was among the out of town visitors today.
 Jake Marks has been paying a visit to Jerome, returning on to- days stage.
 j. H. McClintoek, of Phenix, is teaching school in Round valley, Tonto Basin.
 Editor John W. Darlington of the Yuma Sentinel is visiting relatives in Nebraska.
 E. NJ. Sanford came in yesterday from Flagstaff but left on this morn ing's train for California.
 w. H. c. McKesson has gone to Congress to teach the school there. 1t will commence next Monday.
 A. J. Head has returned from his visit to California and will resume his place in the post office on Mon day.
 Col. c. G. Bartlett, post com mander of Whipple Barracks, leaves next week for a thirty days visit east.
 W. O. O'Neill is in New York and a deal will probably be consummated soon with the Big Bug onyx prop erty.
 Mrs. F. s. Jackson came in on to- days train fiom California to join her husband who is a typo in this office.
 ]. C. Herndon and F. s. Clark re- turned from Flagstaff on Saturday. The latter left for the Senator the same evening.
 Superintendent J. D. Helm came in from the Tiger last evening. Mir. Burgess will accompany him to the | nine on ms return. Mrs. J. l.. Fisher will leave in a l 'ew days for visit to British Colum- )ia, Oregon and California, to be absent for about two months.
 c. H. Fancher, of the land depart nent of the A. x P. railroad. came n on last evenings train to secure mineral exhibit for the Albuquerque air.
 Fred. A. Walton, of Los Angeles, pecial agent and adjuster of the Itlas Insurance company is in town O adjust the loss on the Azltan nill.
 G. r. Jones, brotherof superinten- ent W. B. and Engineer A. NJ. ones of the P. & A. c. railroad left pr his home in Quniey, Illinois, l. Mir. and Mrs. Julius Simons are at resent domiciled at the residence Mir. and Mrs. Shanberger. They ill leave for Chicago Monday, Sep : smper l4th. Ii W. A. Rowe and Col. J. F. Wilson. ill leave for Phenix tomorrow, to tend the constitutional conven- on which will meet there next Ionday September Eth. A. Redewell and family will leave IT Phenix tomorrow. MT. Rede- ell expresses himself as we'll pleased ith this section of country. He links our climate incomparable. ! Henry Holland wealthy cattle an of Pima county has been mis- . ng since last June. A l7-year old )y is suspected of knowing more V ,out his disappearance than he is l filing to tell. VI MT. and Mrs. Luck and the latter's ( ster arrived few days since from V ew York. The former will take ,sition with the Commercial mining t c District Attorney J. F. Wilson, of @ avapai county, and member of the a convention, accom- Lnied Inv his u;fa arr;,.aJ ~,, -