Arizona republican., 1896-07-03
PERSONAL MENTION.
Jottlngs About Individuals and Their
 Actions.

J. W. Benham left last night for Los Angeles.
 Mrs. Brook M. Gregory left last night for Los Angeles.
 Judge Howell, postmaster at Tonto postoffice, is in the city. Gus Heyman, the well-known trav- eler, is at The Commercial.
 Mrs. Jack Gibson and child will spend the summer in Los Angeles.
 Miss A. B. Kelly and Miss Leah Kelly left last night for the coast.
 Huse Ward, of the Sunfower ranch, arrived yesterday by way of Mcdowell.
 M. Rosenberg, wife and children took advantage of the coast excursion yes cerday.
 Electrician Belden left last night on business trip of two weeks to San 1 Francisco.
 Mrs. L. G. Porter and daughter left last evening for summers residence at Santa Monica. J.. Moore was an outgoing passenger on the Maricopa & Phoenix yesterday, bound for Los Angeles. H. P. Barden, formerly chief clerk at The Ford, has gone to California for a stay of several months. Lionel Salter and bride left last night for their bridal tour, taking in a number of resorts in California.
 Aaron Goldberg and wife left last night for Chicago, where Goldberg will look up the novelties for the fall trade.
 Among the excursionists by the Southern Pacific last night were Mons Ellingsen and wife and Mrs c. J. Ul- mer of Tempe.
 Governor Franklin left last night for Solomonville, where he is to deliver the Independence Day oration. He will return shortly after the Fourth.
 Alternate to the Republican Conven- tion R. c. Lowell returned yesterday from St. Louis and other points, ready now for the continuation of his cam paign of street improvement
 Miss Lizbeth Y. Allen, the popular and accomplished musician, will leave in few days for Los Angeles, there to spend a few weeks with her cousin, MrS. Ldnndy.
 M. B. Cox and J. L. Cant left last night for their summer homes at San Diego. Cant has lemon grove on the lee side of Point Loma, and from it ex- poets to gain wealth in all measure.
 John T. Hise, now of Los Angeles, but well known as a merchant in Globe in the early days and later as chief clerk in the surveyor-general's office during the incumbency of his father, John Hise, is in Phoenix for stay of a few days.
 % James Bark arrived last night from his mine on upper Salt river, where with an arastra run by water power, he is making expenses for the claim while developing. He has damned the Salt river and gains power for his arastra by a wheel, with rope trans mission.
 Among the passengers on the South ern Pacific excursion that left last night for Los Angeles, were: B. B. Knox, L. Salter and wife, Mrs. B. M. Gregory, Mrs. c. J. Ulmer, Geo. Decker, Miss A. B. Kelly, Miss Leah Kelly, B. Reitzske, Mrs. J. G. Mccarthy and children, Miss Ella Franklin, Miss Pauline Franklin, Mrs. D. Mead, Miss Marguerite Williams, Mrs. Lulu G. Porter and daughter, Mrs. John Gray and children, Mrs. c. Stevens, Mrs. Laurence Stevens, M. B. Cox, Mrs. Jack Gibson, J. W. Benham, J. w. Reiger, Samuel CrisweH and wife, Mrs. M. A. Goodive, c. R. Goodive, P. L. Kay, Mrs. c. M. Sturgis, Miss Olive I. Dawley, D. w. Belden, D. M. Johnson, H. P. Barden, Mrs. H. Rives, Mrs. A. Gregg, Mons Ellingson and wife, Mrs. c. c. Reed, H. Openauer, M. Rosen- berg, wife and children, Mrs. Buck, Mrs. Hine.