Arizona republican., 1893-11-04
PERSONAL.

turned last evening to their home at
Maricopa.
John &. Campbell, of Prescott, a
former delegate to congress from Ari-
IONA, is in the city.
G. B. Atwood, prominent ranchel
near Tempe, was transacting business
in Phoenix yesterday.
Nose Drachman, one of the Tucson
base ball nine and young gentleman
we'll known in the city arrived yester'
day morning.
Mrs. Thos. H. Graham, of Tempe,
was in the city yesterday comforting
with her attorneys in regard to the
Tewksbury case.
John H. Martin of the firm of Barnes
& Martin of Tucson is in the city in the
interest of their numerous clients from
the Gazette Office.
Jos. Howard, the firm OF Branch &
Howard, painters, left last night fol-
Yuma, from whence he will 60 to Los
Angeles to engage in business.
Prof. E. M. Boggs, OF the University
at Tucson, has been appointed dele
gate to the Irrigation convention to be
held at Demlng, N. NJ, Nov. and 8.
Mr.. Wright, a prominent stock dealer
of Los Angeles, CAL, is in the city
He comes to the valley with a view Of
purchasing large number OF cattle
Walter Gregory, the bright young
reporter OF the Gazette at Tempe, has
been called to Phoenix to fill the de-
plsted ranks in the intellectual corps on
that paper.
: Will Mcneil and Frank Atkinson, Of
Tempe, were in the city to see the cir
Gus. They together with many of the
young men of the south side did not re-
turn until the evening was past.
Gen. NJ. E.. Collins, who scents pros
per1ty whenever it turks in this vicinity
thinks an era of prosperity surprising
anything before seen in Phoenix, is
slowly but surely dawning, and that
stringent times are past.
Harry PIattner has joined his lot with
Swinerton & Co., and will hereafter be
recognized as real estate and insur
ance man. Harry is a bright young
man, we'll acquainted with the valley
and will no doubt succeed.
M. M. Mills returned to Phoenix yes
terday from prospecting tour to the
Four Peaks, where he has located some
good property. He will tit out for an
extensive stay.in that locality and re-
turn in a few days to develope the
properties.
NJ. Wilbur, formerly of the News
Critic, Los Angeles, is in the city. He
will shortly branch out in business here
but in something foreign from journal
ism, which is attended. so he believes
with too many hazards especially il
Arizona for the remuneration to be de
rived from this pursuit.
There were registered yesterday al
the Commercial: Henry Smith. st
Johns, Ariz.; E. T. Patterson, Ell Paso
Texas; Nose Drachman, Tucson; F
Bennitt. Mo. John H. Martin, Tucson
s. S. Biltz. Ann Arbor, Mich; P
Shanly, Globe. Arizona, and NJ. W
Copps, California.
Swiftly, the colored pugilist of Phe
nix and the champion of Arizona say
his arms are aching with strength, ant
another mill with some one is becom
ing an absolute necessity. He is sew
eral pounds heavier than when h
fought Karrigan and in finer form thar
ever to deliver q knockout blow.
W. A. Kimball, proprietor of tn
Kim ball house at Mesa. was in the cit,
yesterday. Mr.. Kimball also runs
boarding house at Goldfield, where b,
says everything is active and the stsml
mill running day and night. The wa
ter supply is at present only sufficien
for ten stamps, but more will be deyel
oped soon.
The Tewksbury Case.
The case of the territory of Arizons
vs.. Ed rewks bury, charging him with
the murder of Tho.. H. Graham, will
be tried at Tucson. The day set TO
trial is December 2. A large number Q
witnesses will be subpenaed and dur
ing the trial Tempe and vicinity will
be almost depopluated.
Today Is childrens day at Landrum'
dancing academy. Parents should tax
advantage of the opportunity and tax
their little ones at 8 p. M, today
Parents welcome to gallery.
The Best in the World.
Senator Henry c. Nelson, OF Ne1
York, writes:
"On the 9th of February, 1883, wa
taken with violent pain in the regio
of the kidneys. l suffered such agon
that 1 could barely stand up. AS 500
as possible 1 applied two Allcock'
Porous Plasters, one over each kidney
and laid down. In an hour, to my SUI
prise and delight. the pain had val
ished and l was we'll. I wore tn
plasters for day or two as precal
ton, and then removed them. hay
been using Allcock's Porous Plasters
my family for the last ten years, an
have always found them the quickeI
and best remedy for colds, strains an
rheumatic affections. From my exper
ence l believe they are the best plaster
in the world"
Notice.
This ia to certify that my name hi
been used by one DR.. A. Meyer in tt
advertising of his business without n
knowledge or consent.
3 L. D. CAMERON, NJ. D.