Arizona republican., 1896-12-22
PERSONAL MENTION.

J. c. Weaver of Keokuk, Iowa, is a guest of the Hotel Adams.
 Prof. Ostrom of Prescott has gone to California on business trip T. S. Bullock has returned to Pres colt from his visit to Phoenix.
 Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Mann of Peoria, this county, were in the city yesterday
 Mrs. Emma G. Summers and child of Keokuk, Iowa, are here for the win ter.
 R. J. Waters, J. H. Shadniger and Mrs. J. Wetzle are registered at the Ford.
 Dr. E. B. Perrin, a well-to-do cattle man from Williams, was a Sunday visitor.
 Henry Reid of Kirkland, Yavapai rived yesterday.
 George A. Pope of Chicago, H., is a visitor to Phoenix He is stopping at the Commercial. Charles Clark and son, L. Vaughan Clark, of St. Louis, are in Phoenix on mining business.
 A. M. Heineman of St. Louis, Mo-, is sojourning in the city enjoying the excellent weather. l Colonel A. J. Doran was visitor from Tucson yesterday. He will leave for Prescott tonight.
 Prof. P. D. 2Barnhart reached Pres colt Saturday morning from his Colo rado river mining camp. !. c. H. Akers of Prescott, who is we'll known in Phoenix, filed his bond Sat urday as notary public.
 F. R. Biedler, the Baltimore capi- talist, who is interested in the Yarnell
 mine in Yavapai county is now in specting the property. Il M Lenhart of Trinidad, Colorado, a mining man of experience, was on the list of arrivals last Sunday. A. c. Stockton and Charles Clark of St. Louis, Mo-, arrived over the South
 ern Pacific yesterday morning.
 Clarence S. King, a mining engineer,
 has returned after protracted ab-
 sence in the northern part of the ter ritory
 MI. ooluCo 1lOdSH Ol DllSSS, Oh IuO
 Hassayampa river prominent cattle , raiser, is in the city laying in Christ
 mas supplies. Charles B. Eaman of Camp Verde, of the Clear Creek ranch, brought 800 head of cattle which he has placed on pasture in the valley. Hal Slemone of Butte. Montana, a prominent mining man, is going to re- l main in this section some time for the ) purpose of looking over the country. Mr. and Mrs. G. w. Motley of St Louis are in the city. MT. Motley is in delicate health and intends to re-
 main in the valley during the winter Col. William Herring, one of the g leading attorneys of the territory made his periodical visit to Phoenix yesterday to attend the district court MT. F. M. Murphy, president of the Santa Fe, Prescott & Phoenix railroad Il Il company, left Chicago Saturday nigh z for Prescott, according to the Journal | Miner.
 a Charles F. Hoff, treasurer-elect O.
 Pima county, passed through the cit!
 Sunday on his way to Prescott to lool :, after his telephone undertakings il u that section. V I. B. Solomon, one of the most prom # inent citizens of Solomonville, Ora " ham county. is here on visit to hi n daughter, Mrs. Dave Goldberg. H. Q will remain several days. [tI D. w. Coons of St. Louis, Mo-, wh, l. is an extensive land owner in the val l ley, is in the city looking after his in Q terests. As soon as he concludes hi n business here MT. Coons will go t. ,e California.
 Hon. I. H. Stoddard of Stoddard, ac 9 companied by his daughter, is regis |. tered at the Commercial. MT. Stod st dard's daughter was before local oc IS ulist yesterday for the purpose of hay l. ing her eyes treated. le Hon. J. L. Fisher has returned t of Prescott. He remained over after tn le irrigation congress adjourned. MI er Fisher is one of the most enterprisin n citizens of the city among the pines )f besides being one of it's most genia K souls.