Arizona republican., 1896-05-07
PERSONAL MENTION.
Jottlngs About Individuals and Their
 Actions.

,JottlnRS About Individuals and Their
 Actions.
 John Fulton left last night for New York city.
 B. A. Wil,cutt left yesterday moru- ing for Pubeol, Colo.
 M. w. Kales has gone on a business "trip to Cincinnati, Ohio.
 Superintendent Jones of the Humbug mines is at the Commercial.
 Mrs. F. A. Yam Ritter of Hillside ar rived yesterday by the Santa Fe.
 Will Rhodes, itlhe bicycle man, went to Mesa yesterday on business trip.
 Court Clerk T. F. Weedin-- and wife have returned ito their home in Flor ence.
 B. Heyman will leave about the first of June on his annual purchasing tour through the east.
 Collector Sam F. Webb arrived yes- terday from Noga1es and will be in the city for several days.
 s. E. Hazzard, Gi.a Bends sole dis ciple of Blackstone and Kent, is in Phoenix on legal business.
 Mrs. G. M. Sargent was an arrival by yesterdays train from Prescott and ts ito spend few days at The Ford.
 Mrs. Will H. Gregory will leave for Pueblo tomorrow morning where she will visit her parents for an indefinite period.
 J. F. Spe,lmam, representing the Chrome Steel company of Brooklyn. N. Y, Is in Phoenix on business round.
 Mrs. K Armstrong was among the departures for the east yesterday morning, bound for HopkinsVIlle, Ken lucky.
 William Burroughs, for many years a business man of Williams, is again i1 Phoenix and may conclude to here fix his residence.
 Miss Dorothy Dawes, stenographer for Attorney General Wilson, arrved yesterday from Flagstaff for brief business stay.
 At The Ford yesterday registered Frank Reade, Sau Francisco; P. H. McDermott, Carlisle, N. M; Mrs. Geo. M. Sargent and children, Prescott.
 Water Commissioner Frank P Trobt leaves this morning on an inspection of all the canal heads from the mouth of the river to the mouth of the Verde
 Miss Sadie McPherson arrived yes terday morning from McPherson, Cal, and will remain for awhile on visit ito the family of City Marshal Gus Clark
 Associate Justice Rouse left last night for Tucson He will open court at Solomonville after recess, May 25, and at Globe will fmaugurate the reg uIar term June 8.
 In the probate court yesterday let ters of administration were granted s. D. LoInt on the estate flo H. Slhu- maker, deceased, and the wiu of Alice c. Varnum was filed for probate.
 Judge Howell, manager of the Gross Seven Cattle company, arrived yester- day from beyond Mount Reno with drove of COWS for fattening, and will at once return for a drive of steers gathered on tihe roundup.
 Henry Garfias, for the past eighteen years a peace officer of Phoenix, is re- ported dying. He has been in poor health for many months and his con- dition was aggravated by injuries lately received through a fall from a horse.
 IF. J. Duffy of Nogales, but formerly principal of schools at Tempe and Globe, arrived yesterday from the south, presumably to look after his po litical fences. He is a candidate for the office of superintendent of public instruction.
 Prescott Journal Miner: J. w. Will son and Mark Bradley left this morn ing on their three weeks pilgrimage by private conveyance. They went by the Black canyon route and will con- tinue ito Phoenix, from where they will proceed to Yuma via Buckeye, up the Colorado to- Ehrenburg, thence home.
 The following manned yesterday reg istered at the Commercial: J. w. Simmons, Los Angeles; J. w. Herweg, Cincinmati; Sam F. Webb, Nogales; Henry Eisenger, Cinennati; J. F. Spe,lman, Brooklyn, N. Y; F. A. Jones, Humbug; W. B. Hunt, San Francisco; Mrs. F. A. Van Ritter, Hillside; O. M Robbins, Santa Ana Cal.