Arizona republican., 1896-06-30
PERSONAL MENTION.
JottlnRs About Individuals and Their
 Actions.

J. H. Tannin of New York is at the Commercial.
 H. H. Helm is in the city from his cyanide works at Wickenburg.
 c. F. Rice of Rochester, N. Y, is in the city on a commercial round.
 Major R.. Allyn Lewis has returned from an extended business trip through the southern portion of the territory.
 Rochester Ford, the Tucson bar rister, spent yesterday in Phoenix on legal business, returning in the even ing.
 Irwin Furl, of c. L. Eschman & Co.,, left last night for the east to spend a month at his old home in Pennsylvania and at eastern resorts.
 President F. s. Belcher of the Phoe- nix National bank has returned from an eastern trip of a month taken on business to money centers.
 Among the arrivals at The Ford yes terday were B. F. Brooks, Providence; J. H. Mead, New York; B. E. Ellin- wood, Flagstaff; 0. H. Bagley, San ohSloNO.
 Miss Laura W. Sharpe, first assistant at the Territorial Normal school, leaves this morning by the Santa Fe for her old home in Canada, where she will spend July and August.
 F. P. Johnston of Memphis, arrived yesterday and will remain during the balance of the summer in the hope of alleviation of chronic complaint, from the dry warm Arizona air He was recommended to Phoenix as very sanitarium for bronchial affections.
 Attorney General Wilson will leave this evening for Prescott, where he will remain for a day, thence proceeding to Chicago to attend to his duties as dele gate to the Democratic National con- vention. J. L. B. Alexander will leave tomorrow.
 June "A at Plainfield, H., were united in marriage Charles H. Davidson and Miss Grace Corbin. The couple are soon expected to return to Phoenix, where Mrs. Davidson has many friends. gained during the residence here last summer of her mother and herself. Will Goodin, the well-known cow boy, is now in Cincinnati, Ohio en- ployed at the great racing meet now in progress. His brother, Doc, who has won renOwn as the most expert eX- hibition roper of Arizona, is in the en- ploy of cattle company in Idaho, and writes he has forever renounced the glitter of the Wild West show. -'aaH B. A. Vente, who has spent the past two years in Arizona for the benefit of his health, left last night for Detroit, Mich., his old home, where he will visit for a couple of months. MT. Vente's health was much improved by his sojourn and he will probably make this his permanent residence. His many friends wish him a pleasant vis- it east.
 Will and Walter Gregory and F. w. Hill spent the Sabbath at the head of the Arizona canal, Will Gregory and Hill returning yesterday. Also return ing is a party of young folks who camped for several days of last week 1 in the Verde bottom beyond the dam hunting and fishing and generally giv- ing themselves up to the task of mu- tual enjoyment.
 Carl Davis and N s. Wight, San Francisco mining men, left last night with c. H. Gray and J. E. Teeters fol the mines of the latter gentlemen ir California, twenty miles west ot Ehrenburg on the Colorado. The journey, which will be over deserts fol the entire distance, is undertaken fol the purposes of inspection, that may mean a purchase for a large sum. Al mining experts who have examined thu
 Gray and Teeters claims pronounce
 them bonanzas of the highest grade