Arizona republican., 1896-05-12
PERSONAL MENTION.
JottIngs About Individuals and Their
 Actions.

JOItinRS About lnOlVlOudIS anu ! neiT
 Actions.
 w. A. Davis is back from a CaLifor- mia trip.
 Rev. A. J. Meany has returned to Prescott.
 F. D. Lome of Arizola is at the Lemon.
 Judge J. w. Wright of Prescott is in tIhe city.
 Attorney E. M. Sanford of Prescott is again in the city.
 Frank Alkire has gone ito California on brief business trip.
 Ad Parish has gone to Sonora to look into some mining property.
 Superintendent G. H. Honshel is in Los Angeles on a brief trip.
 J.B. Birdsa,l returned yesterday from business "trip to Congress
 A. Redewin leaves this morning on a northern Arizona business tour. c. c. Hall, the Albuqerque travelfng man is in Phoenix on his business round.
 J. c. Wallace of Phoenix is in Albu- uuerque with 'fstring" of racing stock.
 w. L. Pinney is back from busi- ness trip through Arizona and New Mexico.
 Mrs. T. E. Carey spent yesterday in the city, accompanying Conductor Tom from Prescott.
 Morris GoldwaIter spent yesterday in Phoenix, here to see his father and to briefly take a change of climate.
 Florence Tribune: Miss Louise Kent who taught school the past winter in Gita Bend, is visiting Mrs. W. H. Mer- ritt
 Joe s. Drew, long a resident of Phoe- nix, but now the lord of Cullen's Wells on the old Ehrenburg road, is in the city.
 Helen Sanders of Blackberry, and H F. Davis for Chicago, were among the outgoing passengers by the Santa Fe yeesterday. Florence Tribune: Hon. T. c. Ora ham has resigned his position as zan- jero of the Casa Grande district and is now in Phoenix.
 Supervisor Kimball is suffering from a painful hurt, received in the hay field by means of a pitchfork, which was thrust into his leg below the knee Prescott Journal l-Miner: D. M Ferry, who has extensive interests in Arizona, is the new chairman of the Republican central committee of Mich tgan.
 J. L. Fisher, the Prescott merchant is spending a few days in the city down ito join Mrs. Fisher, who is visit. ing with her sister, Mrs. J. w. Far rington.
 Will F. Cooper formerly editor of the Florence Tribune, and one of v1he bes newspaper men of tihe territory, is now with the Tucson Citizen in the capacity of city editor.
 Chaucy Clark is back from the Santa Maria, enthusiastic as usual over tht riches of that renowned mineral-bear ing district. Ills mines are turning out even better than anticipated.
 Miss A. L. Seas, who has been spend ing the winter at Tempe, leaves this morning for her home, Uribana, Hi nois, much improved in health an( with the intention of returning mex December.
 J. F. Nottbush, merchant at Palomas in the extreme southwestern corner O. Mar;oopa county, spent yesterday ir Phoenix. He has been lately visited by fire, through which he lost nearl! all his effects.
 Prescott Journal-Miner: MT. and Mrs Geo. M. Sargent left on this after moons train for a visit ito Los Angele and San Francisco The former zoe to attend a meeting of general passen ger agents at the latter city.
 Carl Hayden and Knott Guild, mem bers of the graduating class of tn Territorial Normal school, spent yes terday in Phoenix in work connectet with the commencement exercise wherein their class of '96 will have tn leading part.
 Florence Tribune: Colonel Rober Williams left Thursday for the Ar kansas holt springse where he goes t take medical treatment and baths fo the rheumatism. That he may speed