Arizona republican., 1896-04-14
PERSONAL MENTION.
JottIngs About Individuals and Their
 Actions.

H. D. Underwood is in the city from Tucson. Miss Addine Bury is now reported as improving.
 City Physician Futile left yesterday for Prescott.
 A. J. Doran is in the city from the Bulldog mine.
 J.N. Spragg of Mesa City left Sun day for visit Ito San Diego.
 Leo Goldman returned Sunday from a business trip to Prescott.
 Charles Coon, who has been seriously ill with erysipelas, is now on the way ito recovery.
 Professor c. o. Case of Mesa has been engaged for the spring term at Thumb Butte, near Prescott.
 Walter Gregory is filling the position of city editor of The Herald during the absence in Prescott of George MintZ.
 H. H. Travis returned Sunday from an extensive round among the mining properties of the Santa Maria and Sig nal districts.
 W1lNudmE INtWS. w. 1as ieuAAAASSA leaves for Phoenix this evening. His many friends hope the change will benefit him.
 H. Mccormick has returned from northern Arizona, where he has been gathering material for his forthcoming history of the 'territery.
 Harry Walton, the well-known Arl- zonan, was stricken down with paraly- sis Saturday night and now lies in a dangerous state at the Lemon hotel.
 Johnnie Quinn, one of the most pop u,ar of commercial travellers, and one of the most skillful of tailors, returned yesterday from a business trip into So- nora.
 Attorney M H. Williams yesterday moved from the bank building suite formerly occupied by him in conjunc- tion with Judge J. H. Kibbey and will for time keep his office at his home.
 Miss Lizzie Kennedy, who has been visiting with relatives in Williams, has returned, the cold weather of the northern town provng not salutary in her convalescence from recent illness. Tucson Citizen: Hon. James Finley returned yesterday from Phoenix, to which place he had been in attendance upon G. A. R. meeting. While there he met the new governor and was favorably impressed by him both as to his appearance and conversation.
 w. A. LeGrand arrived yesterday from Chicago and has taken a position in the office of the Postal Telegraph company as night operator. He is an old employe of the company and rec commended as one of the most skillful of the profession.
 Yuma Sentinel: Jesse R. Grant of Nogaies was in Yuma Thursday. He has just returned from a visit to the sulphur mines of Lower California On his way to Yuma he also visited Picacho and La Fortuna which, he says, are great properties.
 Billy Moore, the capturer of Kid Thompson, has returned from Los An geles, where he went to secure the re- ward due him from the railroad and from Wells, Fargo & Go. He has lit tile left after expenses are paid and believes that capturing desperate crim- inals would hardly prove paying bus iness even if constantly followed.
 sherman YateS, who mas TOT IOu1 years been Western Union agent al Maricopa, is released from that sta tion by the completion of the tele' graph line into Phoenix, and left last night for Los Angeles, where he vii probably take station. He is one ot the best of operators, gentleman anG deservedly popular, and the best wish es of all with whom he did business will accompany him.
 Albuquerque Citizen: Dr. Geo. W Aitherton, president of the state college of Pennsylvania, will arrive in the city this evening. He has been spend ing two or three months in Arizona fol rest and recuperation. Dr. AthertoI