Arizona republican., 1895-09-07
PERSONAL.


 yesterday.
 F.C. Earle. buyer for the Fl Paso smelter, is in the city. Dr. Goodfellow of Tucson arrived in Ph9nix yeste rday morning.
 c. P. Leitch left last night for Los An geles on weeks business trip.
 H. Holmes, the lumber merchant, has returned from his California trip.
 Judge Kibbey returned yesterday from weeks sojourn on the coast.
 MT. Sutton, the Los Angeles candy man, Is making the rounds of the city Powell, the Florence cattleman, is in the city. He is on his way to Los An geles.
 Samuel W. Purdy, prominent attor- ney of Yuma, will arrive in the city this morning.
 O. c. Thompson and W. W. Drake ar- rived on the 6 o'clock train from Pres colt last evening.
 Southern Pacific Detective Breckin- ridge arrived in Phoenix yesterday on business for his road.
 H. H. Morrison, head salesman of , from trip to New York.
 B. F. Porter and family yesterday re- l turned from the coast, where they have been enjoying the sea breezes.
 Frank Hartwell, who has been enjoy, ing his first vacation for some years on the coast, returned last night.
 Lon Harmon, the young cattle buyer | for Julius Hausen of Los Angeles is in the city. He will leave for Los Angeles in few days.
 Superintendent R. R. Coleman of the Agua Fria Construction com pany arrived in the city last night from the scene ot the company's operations.
 M. w. Messenger, cashier of the Val. ley bank, returned on the II o'clock train last night from the coast, where he has been enjoying an outing.
 Miss Gertrude Hughes. daughter o Governor Hughes, arrived in Ph9ni1 yesterday from Tucson. She left last night for Prescott, where she will visii for short while.
 MT. Meyer and wife arrived yesterday morning from Prescott. They will stay here until their son Ernest Meyers and wife return from their wedding trip or the coast, when they will go east. Journal Miner: Miss Alice Wlndel and Master Peter Windes left home or the 29th for Tempe. They go to attend 1; the normal school at that place. TildeI Scott has gone to the Lamson college a , Phoenix.
 Los Angeles Times: Leslie Rhuart of University, will leave for Phoenix Ariz., in few days. He is in hopeI that the climate will benefit his health which is not very robust. If the eli mate agrees with him he will perhaps remain in Arizona permanently.
 Prof. J. c. Cole returned yesterda, from Mexico, where he has been takini in all the cities of the neigh boring re public for the past three months. Ht is very enthuiiastic over the City o Mexico, and says the climate there doe not vary over eleven degrees the yea round. He thinks it much nice country in which to spend the summe than on the coast.
 Dr. Mark A. Rogers. a prominent sur geon of Pittsburg, is in the city. He i looking oyer this country with view t. l esta blishing sanitarium. He is enthu , siastic on the climate of the valley, ant yesterday said it was undoubtedly th finest climate in the country and h. speaks from experience. He says it i just the place to establish sanitariun , for invaIlds, as the dry air is most con , ducive in restoring to health those af ficted with pulmonary troubles. fl , will visit Prescott before deciding wher to locate his sanitarium.