Arizona republican., 1896-12-23
PERSONAL MENTION.

 to that city from the east. c. W. Wardwell of Maricopa is reg istered at the Mills house.
 .Dr. and Mrs. G. w. Vickers of Pres colt went to Congress on Monday. Bishop Brigham Young returned to Salt Lake City yesterday morning. Judge w. H. Barnes of Tucson ar rived home Monday from Florence.
 MT. and Mrs D. R. Brigham of Tempe are registered at the Hotel Ad- ans.
 T. W. Orendorff of Heyworth, H., is autographed at the Commercial hotel.
 Dr. Scroggs of Tempe is building up quite a practice on this side of the river.
 E. H. Cook, superintendent of the United Globe company, was in Tucson Monday.
 The wife and daughter of J. R Custer, a Chicago lawyer, will arrive this morning.
 ] Hon. Charles R. Drake of Tucson came in from the south on yesterday mornings train.
 F. S. Woolsey and the Misses Wool sey of Peoria, Arizona, arrived on the Santa Fe last night
 s. P. Behan, the cattle traffic man. ager of the s. F., P. & P, returned to the city last evening.
 Mr A. Culton of San Francisco is now Western Union operator at Tue son, succeeding J. M. Ormsby.
 Colonel J. A. Zabriskie, who has been in the city several days, will leave tonight for his home at Tucson
 Dudley Brooks of Cienega, Arizona is stopping at the Commercial hotel He arrived last evening from the north
 C. F. Hine, John Lyons and Victo Bloom will leave this morning fo Wickenburg. They are out for pleas ure.
 H. c. Truesdale has returned iron the Hassayampa river, adjacent t, which he is interested in mining prop : erty.
 Having wound up his irrigation con gress business, National Secretary M. Heintz left yesterday for Los An geles.
 Paul Heermans, the Arizona repre-
 sentative of the Los Angeles Times will leave for Prescott today. He vii return about December 2S. Charles Christy, who is student a the University of California, is hom , to spend the holidays with his parents MT. and Mrs. I. N. Christy. Fay Knowlton's father arrived yes terday on visit that will cover tn
 holidays He comes from Mexico . where he is interested in mines.
 Murat Masterson of Yuma is sti D in New York. Being a legislator-ele6 , he will be here in time for the open ing of the law-making chambers. MT. and Mrs. w. H. Bawlby of Otts wa, Canada, at which place MT. Bawlb is a practicing attorney, will resid uu here all winter. They are highl [ pleased with the climate |, MT. R. H. Scotten of Ell Paso, an ol - time newspaper man and at one tim
 publisher of the Clifton Clarion, al | l brother, MT. Frank Scotten. T James Shields, mining man frol , Montana, who has been in Arizon . some time, came down from Wicker z. f burg last night. He had been in thf VI section looking over the mineral fiel n Captain J. L. Ward, who had bee
 to MaricOpa acting as mine host du
 ing the absence of Perry Williams { Il a witness at Florence in the distri }: court, which was trying the slayer ( d Cy Williams, has returned and lool T. somewhat sunburnt. George W. Kretzinger, general cou a sel of the s. F., F. &5 P, accompanie > by Mrs Kretzinger, passed Ash Fol ..' last evening. They were met thel by their niece, Mrs. B. Snyder, WI
 joined them on the journey to Califo Il nia. They will remain there a sho a while and then return to Phoeni