Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1893-11-28
PERSONAL.


is attending the statehood convention.
Curt W. Miller, editor of the Tempe
News attended the convention yester-
day.
Judge Webster Street is recognized a.
q strong man in the battle for state
hood.
Geo. A. Olney, sheriff OF Graham
county, has been in the city the past
few days.
Hon. Frank Hereford, district attor
ney of Pima county, is in the city on
legal business.
Ex-Gov. Murphy is again in the city.
He came down from the Castle Creek
hot springs on Sunday.
Judge J. H. Stilwell returned Sunday
from Tombstone, where he won very
important silt, involving $4,000.
Hon. Thos. Davis, of Kenilworth, is
a prominent member of the Pinal
county delegation now in the city.
Frank Dysart, one of the prominent
Republicans OF Graham county, accom-
panied by his wife, are in the city.
Hon. Francis J. Heney is in attend
ance at federal court, He is recognized
a. one OF the brightest attorneys of the
territory.
Wiley E. Jones, district attorney,
from Solomonville, Graham county, is
an active member of the present terri
torial convention.
Miss Stella Hanks, friend of L. J.
Wood, arrived yesterday morning from
Iowa, and is stopping at the Alhambra
with Mrs. French.
Judge H. N. Alexander was down
town yesterday for the first time in sew
eral days. He is yet quite weak, but
improving rapidly.
Hon. T. E. Parish suggests that
statistics and substatials be brought
into requisition to show that cactus is
not the leading product of Arizona.
Col. VIM. Herring of Tombstone came
over from the silver camp to attend the
statehood meeting. He took a drive
through the valley with DR.. Belden.
Mrs. J. H. Burrows and children of
Globe will reach the city tomorrow. The
inventor has decided to make Phoenix
his home and manufacture the clock
like pump here.
Ex-Teller Updike of the Hartford
bank spent Sunday with friends in the
city. He has been spending several
weeks in blowing up the Gotten runch.
1t evidently agrees with him.
Allen T. Bird, editor of the Oasis,
published at Arizola, is in Phoenix on a
business trip. He says the people OF
that town aae rapidly transforming the
country into homes and cultivated
fields.
Walter Gregory, the bright young
man, who during the absence of Frank
King filled the chair as city editor of
the Gazette, vacated in favor of King
yesterday Walter is hustler for
news and an all around able journalist
F, J. Hickey has opened shoe re
pairing shop two doors east of the
Vendome. He came overland from
southwestern Colorado, travelling 90(
miles by wagon. Though compelled tt
use crutch in walking he is none thu
less expert at his trade.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. B. Ellet of COTS
Kansas, who spent last winter in Ph9
nix, have returned and will probab l,
make the valley their permanent home
Mr.. Ellet is the owner OF gold mining
claim in the Bradshaw an account o
the peculiar manner of whose discovery
by dream, was first published in TIL
REPUBLICAN about a year ago and wal
copied by most of the leading papers o
the United States. 1t also attracted tn
attention OF the American Society fol
Psysichal Research.
The Commercial hotel register con
tains the following names of late ar
rivals: J. Van Derwerker, Yuma; G
W. Wright, Tucson; S. H. Drachman
Tucson; Frank Dysart and wife, Solo
knoxville; Chas. F. Hof, Tucson; Geo
A. Olney, Solomonville; Wiley E. Jones
solomonville; M. Lenhart. Trinidad
Colo; Geo. n. Adams, Aravaipa; W
G. Truman, Florence; W. Y. Price
Florence; E. W. Perkins, Tom bstone
J. W. Allen, Frog Tanks;J R. Beatson
Santa Maria Tom Davis, Kenilworth
W. G. Deputy, city; Frank II. Here
ford, Tucson; Francis J. Heney, Tue
son; E. R. Monk, Wilcox; Thos. +
Wilson, Tucson; W. H. Barnes an
wife, Tucson; Frank Burke, Yuma
A. B. Smith, Calf; Chas. W. Prange
St. Louis; Chas. R. Staples, Chicago
Cyrus Williams, Maricopa; Mel. Green
leaf, Yuma; J. N. Ward, wife an
daughter, Peoria g. H. Ward, Peoris