Arizona republican., 1896-02-04
PERSONAL MENTION.
Jottlngs About Individuals and Their
 Actions.


 of Maricopa, is doing the city.
 IS. M Franklin, the well known Tue son legal light, is in Phoenix in at tendance on the supreme court.
 Attorney-General Satterwhite and Judge Rouse came over from Tucson Sunday to attend supreme court.
 MT. and Mrs F. G. Dodson, who for five years have resided at Tempe, have removed to this city where MT. Dodson has secured employment.
 Charles N Bennett of the interior department leaves today for Gila Bend, there to continue the work of survey of the Gila Bend reservation.
 Jos. Silverstone, advance agent of the Lorraine Hollis company, is in the city making arrangements for the company's appearance here
 Bernard Reinkei of St. Louis and Tom Sutton of Lot Angeles are two well known knights of the gripsack that are interviewing Phoenix custom CTS.
 Col. Herring, F. R. Nellis, J. c. Hern- don, Frank Hereford and Judge Wright are well known territorial legal lights that arrived yesterday to attend supreme court.
 w. A. Self, promising young bus mess man of Kansas City is in Phoe- nix in search of the. life giving elixir generously imparted by the incom- parable climate of this valley.
 Miss Josie Carroll, daughter of Jas. Carroll of Tempe, arrived Sunday afternoon from the east on the Santa Fe. Her numerous friends in the val ley will welcome her back after an ab- sence of three years.
 Assistant General Manager R. E. Wells of the Santa Fe spent yesterday in the city, here to attend the organiza- tion meeting of the citizens commit tee of the irrigation congress.
 J. A. Stadleman of Grand Parks, North Dakota, arrived in the city Sun day and is located at the Depot hotel. He is the advance guard of the col ony of Dakoteans that will take up residence in the valley.
 Jerry Sullivan, we'll known in Ari- zona, is in the city, having arrived from Prescott Sunday afternoon. He is bandaged up somewhat, the result of injuries received by being thrown from a stage coach at Prescott sev- eral days ago.
 Wm. M. Moss, an inspector of the interior department, has been spending several days in Phoenix looking into the affairs of the Indian school, for which and its superintendent he has the highest regard. MT. Moss when at home is at Bloomfield, Ind.
 A. R. Perry, trainmaster of the At- lantic & Pacific railway at Williams, arrived yesterday to spend a brief va cation in Phoenix It is his first visit despite a southwestern residence of thirteen years. With him is his broth CT J. H. Perry, who represents large school furnishing house at Sydney, Ohio.
 Senator John Martin of Kansas, Henry H. Mann, A. Bonzanr and Sims Ely, of the Hudson Reservoir and | Canal company, paid their respects yesterday to Chief Justice Baker at the court house. The gentlemen will unite in the statement that the great enter prise on which so much depends in this wiley, is now on firm financial basis and that the work of construction will not be long delayed.
 Saturday and Sunday were spent in Phoenix by Ed Hamilton, managing editor of the San Francisco Examiner 4 and John T. Gaffey, collector of the port of Los Angeles, and formerly managing editor of the Los Angeles Herald. The gentlemen were under the escort of Col Frank c. Hatch, and were shown a large number of the at- fractions of the valley before their de- parture Sunday evening by the Mari copa 6 Phoenix. It was the first visit of MT. Hamilton to the valley and he expressed himself in the strongest ot