Arizona republican., 1892-11-17
LOCAL AND PERSONAL.

Cortez Cox came down yesterday
| from Arizona Dam.
John Hatton came in from the Var
nell mines yesterday.
Mr.. Eddy OF Tempe WAS at the Greg
DRY house yesterday.
Ed. NJ. Kelley came down Yesterday
from the Hillside mine.
w. G. Barnes of Apache county, who
has been attending grand lodge, will
leave for home today.
c. c.. Carpenter of the Atchison,
topeka & Sante Fe, with headquarters
at El Paso, is in the city.
Frank Z. Smith, lately Employed as
an engineer on the Wolfley dam, came
up from ella Bend yesterday.
Capt. lily Mcdonald yesterday moved
into the handsome residence just COM
pleted by him in La Villa place.
Mr.. Powell, a prominent cattle man of
San Bernardino, arrived in the city
yesterday to scour the valley for stock.
Il. NJ. Stephenson, an extra messen-
ger for the Wells, Fargo Express Co. is
temporarily connected with the Phoenix
office.
There were registered at the Mills
house yesterday: S. w. Veach, S.
Thomas, Thos. Davis and Willis Harvey
Of Washington, Kan.
Late arrivals at the Commercial last
night were: A. A. Dougherty, CHA
Bend ; j. J. Kerwin. San Francisco; J.
w. Aker and w. Il. Potts, Prescott.
President OLterheim, Secretary
Gundsloch and Treasurer Frank Prange
Of
in the city yesterday morning from st.
Louis.
The poles for the electric line were
distributed along Washington street
yesterday, and the work Of digging holes
for them has been commenced on the
eastern end of the street.
Selim Michaelson, manager OF the
Palace cigar store, will leave for Tucson
tonight, to take the place of his uncle.
J. ii. Drschman, who will look after
matters here until his return.
A committee OF ladies OF Democratic
tendencies met at the city hall yester-
day afternoon to make arrangements
for decorating the grounds at Montgom-
ery's grove on the occasion OF the bar
becue next Thursday.
While removing trolley pole from
wagon in front Of the Red Corner store
yesterday morning it fell and struck
Mexican, knocking him senseless. He
recovered consciousness after a while,
but wac removed badly hurt.
The influx OF visitors from the east
arrived yesterday on THE REPuBLIcAN's
schedule time. The streets were
crowded with new arrivals and the town
is inadequate to their accommodation.
Sixteen applications we're made at the
Commercial for lodging and were re-
jected.
The work OF building is still going
gloriously on and never before has en-
terprise in this direction been more
timely. There are now enough people
in town to ill every room in the city
and the height OF the tide of visitors
has not yet come.
McNulty & Chapman yesterday re-
ceived a pair of self computing scales
which will have q tendency to discour-
age mathematical education among
grocers' clerks. 1t is only required to
put the merchandise to be sold on the
scales and the weight and cost are as
certained at glance.
north side of Washington, west OF
Cortez, is disgraceful, and the smell is
horrible. Those who pass that portion
of the street become burdened with a
suspicion that the zanjero
and the undertakers have formed
deadly and unholy partnership.
Arrivals at the Commercial hotel
yesterday were: w. Webster, San
Francisco; Will NJ. Vignus and wife,
Prescott; Mrs. NJ. II. Costello, Miss j.
Jones, New York; Chas. II. Toll, Los
Angeles; Robert Wagstaff and George
NJ. Fuller, Kansas City; Frank Prange,
Alley Gundloch, VIM. Ii. Otterheim,
st. Louis; w. q. Bird and wife,
Chicago; Theo. Lutge, San Jose, Cal.
II. d. Plat, w. IL. Sehreth and q. q.
Carpenter FL Paso; Benz. Titus, Lords
burg, N. NJ.