Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1894-05-09
PERSONAL MENTION.


 to Prescott.
 C. C. Bergman and W. C. Bishop, of Grass Valley, California, left for Congress yesterday. The former goes to take the position of assayer and the latter that of foreman in the mine.
 A. B. Twombly and l. F. Gillis of New York, and H.J. Mayham and R. k. Bowles, of Denver, left this morning to visit the Rich Hill Placer Company's plant, in com pany with Superintendent $. k. Fuller.
 K. Barrett, the Castle creek min ing man Is in town.
 Geo. s. Porter, Jr. cane ip Satur- day from the Henrietta.
 J. R. Stuyvesant, mining man from New York, Is m town.
 Geo. Merwiu came in from Castle creek on Saturday evening.
 Ey-G ,vernor N. Q. Murphy will arrive on this evenings train.
 Mrs. D. j. Sullivan returned last evening from her trip tJ Chicago.
 j.. W. Gardner los Angeles piano and music dealer $ in town.
 F. !. Austin and II. A. Owens will go out to Santa NJ sria to-moI- row.
 D. C. Thorne is in from Santa Maria. He will return tomorrow again.
 Frank Krell has gone back east for a visit to the old home near Niagara Falls.
 Dr. Everts, of Whipple has been granted one months leave of sb- ssnce and has gone to California.
 Sheriff Sandy" Don phue, of Co- conino county, came in last evening returning again this morning.
 Morris Goldwater left on this afternoons train for Saa Francisco, for a visit to relatives and the Mid winter Fair.
 H. w. Roll editor of he Flagstaff Democrat came in on last evenings train for a visit to Prescott. It is his first visit here and la expressed himself highly pleased with the place.
 Dr. W. B. Cotton, wife and two children, arrived in Prescott, on Saturday, from Trinidad Colorado, to make their home here. They have rented the Palmer residence where they will reside.
 Thomas Carroll, of Carrollton, is in town.
 Ed. Kirkland, of Kirkland valley, is in town.
 w. O. O'Neill retu med on last evenings train.
 Register H. D. Ross left for the east to-day.
 William O. Harrell, the popular Jetomeite, is in town.
 Arthur l.. Church, an eastern min ing man, left for home this morning.
 District Attorney R. E. Morrison has returned from attending cou [ in Apache county.
 Geo. B. McCann, one of the own CTS of the Big Bug onyx property, arrived on last evenings train from Los Angeles.
 Judge and Mrs. E. W. Wells and their daughter, Irene, left this morn ing for Fairbury, Nebraska, where the formers brother resides.
 E. F.. Gregory returned last even ing from a brief business trip to Los Angeles. He says it was dith' cult for him to tear himself away from the land of flowers.
 F. X. O'Brien, the Denver mining man, IS registered at Hotel Winsor, while the autograph of NJ. Me Leish, another Denver Iaining man, appears on the Hotel Burke register
 Colonel Hoff, formerly stationed at Fort Whipple in command of the Ninth Infantry. will arrive on to- nights train on visit to his daugh- ter, Mrs. Hall of Whipple, Coll onel Hoff was recently placed on the retired list of the army, having served the requisitenumber Of years in service.
 D. D. Morgan, cashier of the Anglo California bank, of San Fra 2 CISCO, arrived on the noon train yes terday, for a visit to his son, J. Marshall Morgan, the young cattle baron of Kirkland valley. The lat ter was treated to surprise party by his fathers arrival, as he was not aware of his contemplated visit.
 Dr. Allderdice is convalescing once more.
 Frank Blaudy came in from Char- arral yesterday,
 Wales Arnold came m from Camp Verde last evening.
 S. F.. Bright has gone to Califor- nia for a months visit.
 Major w. A. Rowe, chairman of the board of supervisors, is in town.
 Col. J. F. Wilson returned to-day from attending court in Apache county.
 Captain Wm. Dewitt returned to- day from his visit to the Midwiuter Fair.
 Edward Meany, who has been con- fined to his bed for some time with gastric fever, is convalescing slowly.
 N. c. Shekels and family left to- day for the Crowned King, where they expect to make their home for the summer.
 G. G. Henderson, the we'll known Lynx Creek merchant, was in town to-day and made this office a very pleasant call,
 A. w. Edwards, auditor of the s, n n g- n \.