Arizona republican., 1896-12-16
PERSONAL MENTION.

tucson, are ID the clty.
 Hon. l.. l.. Lemons, of London, Eng land, is a guest at the Ford hotel.
 Robert E. Morrison, district attor- ney of Yavapai county, is in the city.
 Judge c. w. Wright, 'the wit of Pima eounty's bar, is among the visi- tors.
 Robert Heinze and mother, of Stock ton, Cal, are registered at the Hotel Adams
 c. E. Sherman was a passenger on the M. & P. for Bakersfield, Cal, Mon day night.
 J. George Hilzinger, of Rollins, ar rived with the Tucson delegation yes- terday morning.
 w. A. Wilson, representative of the Armours, of Chicago, is registered at the Hotel Adams.
 Mrs. L. J. Beall and Miss Florence Beall, of Fl Paso, Texas, are registered at the Ford hotel
 J. w. Searles, mining man from Goldfield, is visitor to the capital and is stopping at the Commercial hotel.
 S. M. Johnson and family, of Akron, Ohio, are in the city. MT. Johnson is connected with the Standard Oil com pany
 Ernest G. Hagnow, president of the Utah press association of Salt Lake City, is delegate to the irrigation con- gress.
 W. Shilliam, prominent business man of Benson, came in yesterday with the delegates from the southern border.
 R. A. Lawrence and wife and John D. Pope left Monday night for Los An geles via the M & P. and Southern Pacific.
 Allen T. Bird, the able and wide awake editor of the Oasis, of Nogales, is in the city shaking hands with the fraternity.
 elect of the legislature, and one of the territorial board of equalization, is in the city from Graham county
 Professors Edward M. Boggs, J. W. Tourney and William Stowe Devol, of the Territorial University at Tucson, are attending the irrigation congress.
 L. w. Shurtleff, of Ogden, Utah, a gate to the Fifth annual irrigation congress is a prominent citizen in his state.
 c. R. flakes, Henry c. Rogers, J. R. Thurman, B. F. Johnson, A. J. Chand- Ter and St. John Gaylord, of Mesa, are in attendance as delegates to the irri- gation congress.
 Hon. H. K. Chenoweth, of Nogales, was greeted cordially yesterday by the numerous warm friends that he made while member of the legislative as sembly two years ago.
 Hon. Burt Dunlap and wife, of Ara vaipa, Graham county, arrived on yes terday mornings M. & F. Mr. Dun lap is a member of the legislature and a delegate to the irrigation congress.
 Jesse M. Smith, prominent mem Der of the Mormon church of Snow flake, Ariz., and one of the pioneers of irrigation in Utah, is a delegate from Navajo county to the irrigation congress.
 Ex-Governor F. A. Tritle of Prescott arrived from the north yesterday. The governor is very much interested in the irrigation of arid lands and is watching the proceedings of the con- gress very closely.
 J. N. Ziegenfuss, who holds a com mission as first lieutenant in the Ma tional Guard of Arizona, arrived in time yesterday to don his uniform and attend the reception at the governors chambers last evening.
 Hon. Chas. H. Akers and wife ar rived yesterday morning from Pres colt. MT. Akers accompanied the Yav- apai congressional delegation and they will be interested spectators of the con- gressional proceedings.
 Otto Kaiser, the drummer, Thomas Sutton, the Los Angeles confectionery man, and Max Blunt, a commercial route agent, all of Los Angeles, Cal, have so timed their visits that they are enabled to attend the national ir- rigation congress.
 W. H. Chilson of Henrietta, Texas, delegate from that state to the Fifth annual irrigation congress, is reported to be one of the best informed men on the floor on the question of irrigating arid lands. He represents the board of trade of his city.
 Hon. L. s. Hewlett, commissioner of arid lands for the state of Washing ton, and delegate to the congress now in session, is an all-round newspaper man. He can be at home in the me- chanical department, at the reporters desk or in the editorial chair He is very favorably impressed with Phoe- nix and with what he has seen of Ari- Zona.