Arizona republican., 1896-04-11
PERSONAL MENTION.
Jottlngs About Individuals and Their
 Actions.


 H. Buehman of Tucson left last night for home.
 Mrs. c. P. Dake of Prescott is at the Commercial.
 Miss Addine Bury is now thought out of danger.
 The Navajo county Republicans meet today at Holbrook.
 B. Shuster, one of the prominent merchants of Holbrook, is in the city. F.F. Ward and wife have returned from their honeymoon trip to Cali fornia.
 Walter c. Brandon has been elected assistant cashier of the Prescott Ma tional bank.
 J. M. Johnson, chief clerk of the railway mail service for the coast, is inspecting the Arizona service.
 Charles Mehan, the Chinese inspect or, arrived yesterday from the north and will spend several weeks in Phoe- nix.
 President w. J. Murphy of the Ari- zona canal returned yesterday after noon after long business stay in Chicago.
 Collector Sam F. Webb is in the city for a short stay, here ito greet the new governor and Ito take a trip to his Re lief mine north of the city.
 The Fl Paso Herald quaintly re- marks: ''Was Ben Franklin, the new governor of Arizona, flying his kite when the lightning struck him 9 Dr. D. F. S. Cook of San Francisco is in the city to spend few days. He is a former resident of the territory and has many friends here who are glad ito see him.
 Bernard Reinken, one of the most popular and best known of commercial. travellers, is again in Phoenix. He represents the great Ely & Walker Dry Goods company of St. Louis.
 Col J. T. Olive, he of the mighty anti-Hughes report, is now in El Paso. Were he to return to Phoenix it lis probable some sort of a joyocs reception would be rendered him by the local Democracy.
 Walter Talbot will leave in a few weeks for Holbrook horseback, ac- companying Will c. Barnes, who goes north with his horses for the spring roundup. The Natural bridge will be taken in on the way.
 Santa Barbara Press: Mr. John Murray and wife are visiting in the city. MT. Murray was at one time a resident of this city, but is now en- gagged in the confectionery business in Phoenix, Ariz., where he has been very successful MT. Murray is on his we'd ding trip and receiving the congratu- lations of his many friends.
 Judge ED Williams, grand secretary of the territorial Odd Fellows, arrived yesterday on his way to Prescott, there to attend the grand lodge session oi the order in Arizona. Also in evi- dence in Phoenix yesterday from No gales on their northward way were H. K. Chenoweth, grand ldge cen ducltor, and W. N. Cummings, the Populist leader of NogaEes, and J. H Mapes. Tucson will send Messrs Flood and Hill, and Globe will send Messrs Bailey and Kilgore.
 At the Commercial yesterday regis tered G. H. Mosher, St. Louis; Sam F Webb, Nogales; w. N Cummings, No gales; H. K. Chenoweth, Nogales; Ell Williams, Nogales; Mrs. E. B. Modem Prescott; Mrs. c. P. Dake, Prescott Mrs. Grubb, Chicago; B. Shuster, Hol brook; M. H. Lawler, Skull Valley Chas. Mehan, Nogales; J. Roe Young Sacaton; P. Mccormick, Washin gton
 This afternoon by special train Phoe nix will receive visit from one of the most important parties of railroad magnates who has ever investigated this valley as a traffic maker. Int party will mainly comprise a repre- sentation of the bondholders of tht Atlantic & Pacific railroad, filling twt cars, and accompanied by Receiver Smith, General Manager A. c. Wells Passenger Agent Sweet and other of ficials of the Atlantic & Pacific, chap eroned of course by officials of tht