Arizona weekly citizen., 1893-05-27
PERSONAL.

Burt Dunlap is in from Aravaipa.
 c. T. Hayden of Tempe is in the city. F. D. Wells, of Yuma, is at the Orndorff.
 Geo. w. Norton, of Mohawk ranch, is in the city. pr. D. J. Brannen, of Flagstaff, is a late arrival. Territorial Auditor Boone is in from Phoenix.
 J. NJ. Burnett and E. Ely of Gila Bend are at the San XayIer.
 Gen. Wilson left last night for Flor ence Jo attend court.
 B. B. Barney, of Riverside, Arlzona, IS in the ci;y on land office business.
 F. J. O'Brien, formerly with the CITIZEN. leaves this evening for Yuma.
 F. J. Heney and L. M. Jacobs are in San Francisco on bGsine. 8. E. L. Vail and H. O. Peck, of Kansas, left last night for Empire ranch.
 Mrs. Prof Boggs leaves this evening for p 'easure trip at her old home in California.
 S. Yates of Maricopa, former Western Union operator here, spent Suday in the city.
 F. M. Holt, of Montana, is in the city to arrange for shipments of stock con- tracted for last winter.
 Rev. G. H. Adams, of Phoenix, formerly of this city, is registered at the Orndoff.
 Marshal Meade left for Yuma last night and Is expected back tomorrow morning.
 Frank Heney has returned from a trip to Tombstone, where he was attending court.
 Judge Barnes returned yesterday from Tombstone, where he has been at tending court for a week.
 Several weddings are promised soon, among them two oR tCe 1st of June and one on the 3d of that month.
 Clark Churchill, of Phoenix, ore of the stal1art republicans of the territory, is in the city on business.
 Will Sparks, who has been spending the past week at the Buehman ranch, has returned, hearty and browned from the trip.
 Mrs. W. P. Woods and Miss Lura Hoffman leave June ] for Texas, on a several months trip. They will visit the Exposition before their return.
 W. R. Ormsby, inspector of supplies fer the Southern Pacific system, brother of J. M. Ormsby, We-tern Union manager for Tucson, is in the city.
 Gen. Weaver and party of capitalists will be in the city in about week. The Denver Sun IS authority for the state ment that be will become a citizen of Arizona.
 T. J. Wolfey, of the Phoenix Repuh- lican, is in the city. The Republican has improved materially under MT. Woihey's management.
 T. A. Judd has returned from attend ing the grand lodge of the Odd Fellows at Flagstaff. He reports very enjoy able tcIp. E. r. VauKuren, who accom- panied him, Is h Los Angeles. He will return about Saturday.
 Oscar F. Ashburn received on the 2Oth a beautiful specimen, In the shape or twelve-pound bJuncing girl. Mother aud child are doing well.
 Prof. Gulley leaves for Yuma this evening to inspect the experimen station there. He Will be there two Cr three days.
 A. B. Sched, of Binghamtop, N. r., a young man visiting in Tucson several months, leaves tonight on a tour of southern Cal fornia.
 Judge Rouse and United States Dis trict A torney E.lInwood left last night for Florence. to attend Second District court. The term will be over in about ten days.
 Major G. c. Smith, at Lowell years SEQ with the. ..Fourt Cavalry, subsequent ly stationed at Chicago, has been re- moved to Fort Sam Houston, San An tonic, Texas, where he and family re- moved May 1.
 Miss Nj. Frye and Miss Mamie Shibell leave June l for an extended tour though the east, to include the Worlds Far and Boston. They may return about S5pt. l, Both have we'll earned their vacation.
 Albert Steinfeld, manager of the l.. Zeckendorf & Go. concern, accompanied by Mrs. Steinfeld will leave on a yaca- tion term at the end of this week. It ia