Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1893-10-03

PERSONAL.

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Sheriff Scott White OF Tom bstone,
spent Sunday in the city.
Col. Sam Webb came up from No
gales on Sunday morning.
L. L. Harmon, of Tempe, was in the
city yesterday on business.
DR.. Chas. H. Jones, OF Tempe, paid
Phoenix flying visit yesterday.
The wife of DR.. Jessop arrived home
yesterday from visit to the coast.
L. B. Mason, representing the Eleas
Paper company of New York, is in the
city.
James Lay, OF THE REPUBLICAN, will
leave tomorrow morning for tour of
the territory.
Judge G. W. Wright, of Tucson,
known throughout the territory for his
legal ability, is in the city.
Attorney General Frank j. Heney ar.
rived yesterday morning on legal bust
ness before the supreme court.
Judge and Mrs. A. Buck returned
yesterday from summer tour among
friends and relatives in the east.
J. W. Magofin of Ell Paso, the
accommodating travelling and passen-
ger agent OF the Texas Pacific, is in the
city.
United States Marshal W. K. Meade
was on hand yesterday morning to
assume his duties upon the assembling
of court.
The only familiar face on the supreme
court bench yesterday morning was
that of Associate Justice Sloan of the
first district.
The first of the Tucson contingent
to put in an appearance was Mr..
Rochester Ford, who arrived on Sun
day morning.
W. A. Schorr, of Ham brook & Schorr,
spent Sunday at Mesa, where he has
many friends and where the firm has
large patronage.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. A. Kessler re-
turned yesterday from tour of two
months among friends in the east and
visit to the worlds fair.
Hon. Thomas C. Graham, who so
ably represented Pinal county in the
assembly of the seventeenth legisla-
ture, is in the city on legal business.
Judge VIM. Barnes, of Tucson, attor-
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among the distinguished legal gentle
man called here by the supreme court.
M. G. Mathis, of Searcy, Ark, ar
rived in the city Yesterday. Mr..
Mathis is a school teacher and comes
well recommended from his former
locality.
Col. B. j. Franklin returned yes:er-
day from three months visit with
his family at Los Angeles and has settled
down to the solution OF problems which
arise from an extensive law practice.
Judge 0. T. Rouse, of the second iu-
dicial district, arrived yesterday.
Judge Rouse's brief record on the
bench is very fattering to himself and
satisfactory to those who have business
in his court.
There were registered at the Arcade
yesterday John Miller, NJ. j. Miller
and Mrs. H. B. Pinching and two
children, Florence; Robert Mcpherson,
Mcpherson, CAL; E. G. Drum, San
Francisco; W. H. Stilwell, Tom bstone
Hon. E. E. Ellinwood, United States
district attorney, was among those who
arrived yesterday morning, called by
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OF the most active and able gentlemen
who ever held that office in the terri
tory.
The familiar face of Murray Nc
Inernay ex-territorial prison superin-
tendent, is seen on the streets. Mr..
McInernay came in on Sunday overland
from Prescott. Notwithstanding the
recent rains he says the mountain
roads are in good condition. SIC
Hon. Thomas Davis OF Kenilworth.
arrived in the city yesterday on court
business. Mr.. Davis lie man of many
affairs, one of the chief of which is bis
magnificent estate, Kenilworth. He is
also foremost figure in the Republi-
can politics of the territory.
Hon. E. M. Doe of the firm of Stew
art q Doe, Flagstaff, arrived IN town
accompanied by his wife last Sunday.
Mr.. Doe is one of the most eminent
lawyers in the territory and is inter-
ested in several cases which will come
up at the present term of the supreme
court.
Associate Justice J. J. Hawkins
reached town yesterday morning hav-
ing been Delayed by the washouts on
the Santa Fe in New Mexico. On &C.
count of his worthy labors in the coun-
Gil last spring and the subsequent
ability he has displayed as Judge of the
fourth district, few sons of the territory
are 30 warmly welcomed IN Phoenix as
Judge Hawkins.
u. Boland left last night for Chicago
and the east. He will first visit the
White City where he will meet num-
her of the members of his family and
a general reunion will take place. He
will then go with the family to the old
home in Scranton, Pa. Jack is an old
time hassayamper, having spent seven
teen years in this country. He is we'll
liked and all his friends wish him a
pleasant trip and safe return.
Judge VIM. g. Blakley, district at
torney of Mohave county. re turned to
Kingman yesterday by private convey
ance. Judge Blakley is one of the
ablest attorneys of the territory and
mum bers his friends by the score. His
record as public official is one of
which he may we'll feel proud and the
citizens of Mohave county are to be
congratulated upon the fact that thew
have 30 excellent gentleman as judge
Blakley to look after their legal affairs.