Arizona republican., 1892-05-12
Rings, Vantilburg X Davison.
PERSONAL NOTES.

G. A. Laney of Boston is at the Mills house.
 w. l.. Van Horn of Tempe, was in town yesterday.
 Gen. Thomas +. Wilson returned to Tucson on last nights train.
 Atty. Gen. Herring left on last nights train for. his home in Tom bstone.
 A, c. Dibert of Pittsburg, Penn., left on last nights train for San Francisco, Cal.
 A. NJ. West, the gentlemanly repre- sentative of the Irrigation Age, is in the city.
 J. B. Mullen and wife returned to their home in Tempe by last nights train.
 Judge w. II. Barnes and II. R. English left for Tucson OF last nights train.
 G. 0. Francisco of Omaha, Neb., is enjoying the climate of Phoenix for few days.
 J. NJ. Wells of St. Louis, Mo-, was an outward bound passenger on the train last night.
 J. s. Harding, one of Tucson's most substantial citizens, spent yesterday in the capital.
 BreMster Cameron, clerk of the court of Pima county, was visitor in Ph9- nix yesterday.
 Guy Reynolds of Ss. Louis, is in the city for few days. He is stopping at the Commercial.
 T. A. Judd, one of the officials of the Ancient Pueblo" attended the league meeting yesterday.
 R. II. Cameron of Sonora, Mexico, is one of the late arrivals and is stop ping at the Mills house.
 A. B. Penney, cashier of the National bank of Tucson, attended the conven- tion yesterday in this city.
 Ben Heeuey, treasurer of Pima coun- ty, is spending the time shaking hands with old friends in Phoenix.
 Marshal Blankenship went over to Tempe last night on official business and will return this morning.
 John O. Dunbar, editor of the Gazette, has been severely i'll, but was able to re- sume his work again yesterday.
 M. McInernay, the efficient superin- tendent of the territorial prison, came up on business trip yesterday.
 Chas. Bowman was up from Tucson to visit the convention of big politicians and staunch Republicans yesterday.
 Chas k. Drake, register and receiver at the land office at Tucson, came up with the delegation from that city yes terday.
 Harrls Baldwin of Prescott, one of the leading attorneys from the north ern part of the territory, is in the city attending to legal business.
 Mrs. Florence Mann, who has been a teacher in the Phoenix public schools the past term, returned to her home in the east on last nights train.
 Miss Laura Whitlock who has been one of the teachers in the Phoenix pub lie schools during the last term. left for ner home in Los Angeles last night.
 Hon. Geo. II. Daily, member of the fifteenth assembly from Cochise county, is in the citv. MT. Daily is now travel ing salesman for the merchant tailors of Chicago.
 A. NJ. Irwin and w. c. Voigt arrived yesterday from the Keystone state. They are well pleased with the city and think it pleasing contrast to smoky Pittsburgh.
 -hioo huiu palilpSOu duu MISE huHh Price, Tempe's favorite in the Repub- lican piano contest, were in Phoenix yesterday and returned home on last nights train.
 Frank Miller. the proprietor of the Mesa City stage line, received tee- phone dispatch last night that his child was dangerously ill and left immedi- ately for his home in that city.
 w. x. Washborne and wife arrived yesterday from Los Angeles, Cal, at which place they were married on the Sth inst. Mir. WashbOrne has come to take charge of the new cannery, which will begin operations in three weeks.
 Hon. Tom Davis, who has for the past two days been in this city attend Ing the Republican league meeting, started away unexpectedly on last evenings train. The occasion of his hasly departure WIS the receipt of a telegram calling him to Casa Grande itptt.4ttlfatatts