Arizona republican., 1896-04-30
PERSONAL MENTION.
lettings About individuals and Their
Actions.

JOCtin2S ABOUT iHOIFlCu ana T16lT
Actions.
J. NJ. Tourney came over yesterday
morning from Tucson.
Postmaster Horne of Prescott is
among the northern visitors.
Pierpont Minor returned from Los
Angeles yesterday morning with his
bride.
A. J. Dorian lis of course in evidence.
He has not missed "a convention for a
decade
Doane Merrill, one of the leading
merchants of Jerome, arrived Tuesday
to attend the convention.
J. L. B. Alexander returned yester-
day morning from Los Angeles where
he was attending the fiesta.
J.. E. Wagner, of Walnut Grove,
and George Mer win, a Big Bug miner,
are in the city from Yavapai
w. S. Winters, a prominent citizen
of Pomona, CAL, is in the city look
ing for a good business opening.
officers Webster and Buck were ap-
pointed sergeants- t-arms of THE con-
yention and officiated with vigor and
efficiency.
]. V. Edwards, THE Maricopa hotel
man, came up yesterday morning ito
see if he couldn't represent that burg
in the convention.
]. Heinsohn, a large property owner
of the city, who has been here for two
months past, left yesterday morning
for San Francisco.
Editor J. C. Martin of the Prescott
Journal Miner was one of the belated
Akers delegates, arriving on yester-
day afternoons train.
Major Llewellyin of Las Cruces, one
of THE New Mexico delegates ito st.
Louis, was an interested spectator of
yesterdays proceedings.
Captain E. C. Gilbreath of the Ninth
infantry, Whippie Barracks, is in Sam
Francisco where he is going to stand
examination for promotion.
S. P. Bartley, the old reliable travel
ing salesman for J. A Fo,ger & Co.,
who has been in tine city for several
days went west last might
John Gandolfo, one of THE leading
merchants of Yuma, came up yesterday
from the Gate city to occupy front
seat in THE convention gallery.
Judge C. W. Wright, Attorney
Thomas Borton and Major John A.
Black were added yesterday morning
to the Tucson contingent at the con-
Vention.
Col. A C. Brodie, the well-known
engineer of Yavapai county, came down
from the northern hills Tuesday and
added his voice to the Stoddard move
ment.
Sherman Yates who for many years
was in charge of the Western Union
telegraph Office at Maricopa is at pres
emit in Los Angeles where he expects
to locate
B. F. Murphy is one of the regular
delegates from Yavapai county. He is
in THE decline of life, yet strong and
active, and lis a man whom his towns
men delight to honor.
By the Santa Fe this morning will
depart the following named: For In
dianapolis, w. H. Ream and wife; for
Usage City, KAN, Mrs. Sangworth; for
La Junta, F. E. Beaupre.
Dan Gillis has been appointed to he
trainmaster Of the Santa Fe, Prescott
& Phoenix, succeeding E. T. Albert.
Mr.. Gillis was in THE city yesterday in
the performance of his duties.
Charles F. Hoff arrived yesterday
from Tucson. The fact that he is at
the head of THE Democratic clubs of
the territory makes him none the less
interested in Republican politics.
]. H. Lee, usually known as "Amer-
lean Ranch Lee" is one of THE con-
vention attendants from Yavapai
county. He lis one of the Oldest and
best respected citizens of his locality.
w NJ Griffith. one of the first men
who ever ran stage coach in Arizona
The war horse of the Republicans of
Gi.a county, came over yesterday from
Dripping Springs ito attend the con-
vention.
J. NJ w. Moore of Prescot. is a mem