Arizona republican., 1895-03-13

to Phoenix are short ones but he comes often.
 A. J. Peters and wifepf Tempe, was in the city yesterday visiting Mrs. Peters parents and also taking in the celebration.
 F. A. Healy ard wife of Prescott came in early yesterday morning. MT. Healy was in charge of the special that arrived yesterday morning.
 James Crumb of Clifton, and recorder of the lodge of A. o. U. w. at that place, is in the city. MT. Crumb is one of the pioneers of the territory.
 J. w. Alien, superintendent of the Agua Fria Construction company, came in yesterday from Frog Tanks and re- mained during the celebration.
 John Donovan, traveller for the Ari- zona Lum Der company and Mayor David Babbitt and wife were greatly inter. ested in the decorations, parade, etc.
 Postmaster Farnsworth of Williams, who resigned, is here in poor health. Thomas Fleming, of that city, will take the office by appointment on April 1.
 L. M. Prince of Tucson, the father of
 
 ing the grand lodge. Mir. Prince was the first A. o. U. W. man in Phoenix.
 Dr. D.J. Brannen of Flagstaff, ar- rived in the city on yesterday morn- fng's train from the north. Dr. Bran nen is brother of Phil Brannan, of Goldberg Bros.
 M. w. Flowmoy, vice present of the First National bank of Albuquerque, one of the best appointed and substan- tial financial institutions in the south west, is in the city.
 Dr. D. J. Brennan, Chas. Cannall. J. Frank Daggs town trustee, Ex-Sherif Donahue, E. w. Whipple, w. H. Car roll, John Clark, Frank Hochdoffer and J. A. Wilson are among the Flag staffians doing Phoenix.
 Hon. D. M. Riordan, president of the Riordan Lum Der company, was one of the distinguished arrivals yesterday. Mir. Riordan has not been in Phoenix for long time and was surprised and pleased at the city's growth.
 Hon. John Bradley of Pomona. Cal, arrived in the city yesterday morning. MT. Bradley is one of the prominent oahh ol 1ououH. 1uio lS MI. Bradey's first visit to the valley and he expects to remain few days.
 Arrivals at the Lemon house yester- day were Ralph slizinger, D. Slizinger, Wilson, Ryan, Knapp, Eilers, McKane, McGulr, Pratrowich, Fort Whipple; B. Crandal, Ash Fork; R. B. Clark, Ash Fork; c. Wilbanks, E. Wright, E. Moore. Bingley, s. Schlissenger, J. Ja- coby, ". Plitchett, Hangthorn. s. Nor rell, M. Mcneil, J. Barmann, A. Pace, 0. Ashley, H. Haggerty, U, 6. Fry, J. Burton, W. Tinker. Joe Treman, Pres colt; Le Grand Odell. Chicago; H. Will Hams, WhippIe; J. W. Phillips, Whip ple;J s. Coffin, Globe, Malcolm Nc Leish, Denver.
 Guests of the Commercial yesterday were c. W. Shannon, Santa Fe; N. D. UnderW ood, Tucson; G. ". Brown, Tucson, Frank G. Bloom, Trinidad, Colo. J. s. Croombs, Clifton; E. Leon ard and wife, F. E. Leonard, Miss Perl Emery, Williams; E. A. Healy and wife. Prescott: c. A. Freeman, Denver; J. M. Ochoa, Florence; F. H. Healy, Fl Paso; H. Levin, Tucson; J. Clark. L. W. Blinn, Los Angeles; s. s. Stout, Glendale; J. Durham, Chicago; J. L. Morse and wife, Tempe; H. c. Mann, wife and daughter, Peoria A. c. Has, son, Denver Mary Parsons, Denver; May Austin, Virgie George, B. J. Gray, Tempe; J. W. Allen, Frog Tanks, J. Gandolfo. Yuma; c. ". Prange, Nuevo Mundo; c. A. Rath bur, Chicago; Cal vert Wilson, Tucson.