Arizona republican., 1896-05-06
PERSONAL MENTION.
Jottlngs About Individuals and Their
 Actions.

Mrs. Thomas E. Graham of Arizola is at the Commercial.
 John Lansing of Louisville, Ken- lucky is at the Lemon.
 Tom HalEhan, after brief wander ings, is again in Phoenix.
 General Passenger Agent Sargent of the Santa Fe is in the city.
 Mrs Fisher of Prescott arrived by yesterday afternoons train.
 Mrs. Purvis arrived yesterday from Evansville, Ontario, and has Joined her husband who has been here resident for several months.
 Mrs. Ed W. Wells and daughter ar rived on yesterdays train from Pres colt and are at The Ford, here to spend a while with Judge Wells.
 Elmer B. Talbert and mother. who have spent the winter here for the for mer's health, started on their return home ito Michigan last night. MT. Talbert will return next winter.
 Prescott Courier: Tim Fell drove in yesterday from Phoenix. He says a fine horse he started with, the prop erty of Governor Powers, succumbed to the heat and died on the desert.
 Prescott Courier: As Col Head has returned from the Salt River valley there is, of course, nothing in the re- port ltlllat he was preparing to head a filibustering expedition bound for Cuba.
 Bisbee Orb: It is reported in so- ciety circles alt NogateS that Chas. Wild, the we'll known mail clerk on the A. & N. M., is soon to be married to ne of the charming Nbelles of Fort Thomas
 Bishop Kendrick of the Episcopal rived yesterday from Prescott, accom- panied by Rev. Meany, rector of the church at that place. They will re- main in the city for a week.
 At The Ford yesterday registered William Best, Jr., San Francisco; G. M. Sargent, Prescott; C. W. Buck, Highland, El.; J. F. Millar, San Fran cisco; w J. Barrett, San Francisco; Mrs E. w. Wells and daughter, Pres cobt.
 R. F. Spearman, assistant United States attorney general aatached to the Indian bureau, has been spending "a week at the Commercial, on "a leave of absence, in the hope of recruiting impaired health. He left last night for Texas on a visit ito his nome.
 At the Commercial yesterday regis tered dIhe following named: Lambert Levy, San Francisco; R. G. Wallace, San Francisco; II. B. Byler, Trinidad :; Geo. R. Atkinson, Los Angeles; Geo. w. Sanders, Florence; Mrs. Thos. D.. Graham, Florence; A. J. Doran, Gold fields.
 Geo. H. HonlsheN yesterday received lying seriously ill at the old family home in West Virginia. MT. Hon shells sister, Mrs. Hampton, who has been spending the winter in Phoenix, accordingly left on the evening train for home.
 s. B. Hibben, manager of the Ari- zona Sandstone company, of Flagstaff, who created quite a sensation in Chi cago recently, has been committed to the Elgin, Illinois, insane asylum. His sister, who testified. at the eXami- nation, says that insanity is heredi- tary in the family.
 Judge Bathune IS still suffering from the effects of his fal. i'm Phoenix during the last session of the supreme court and there are fears that his recovery to a point where he can resume the wor k of his district may be months off He will be accompanied on his return to Tucson by Judge Hawkins, who wild hear several cases of importance that are to come up i'm Pima and Cochise couGyb.es in the next few weeks.
 THE CITY'S HEALTH.