Arizona republican., 1896-05-19

Charles H. Akers, one of the deIe- gates to the National Republican con- vention, is in the city from Prescott.
 The Oasis is now in its fourth year of existence, having in that time been successiveIy published [n Arizola, Ben- son and Nogates.
 Dr. L. H. Goodrich ieaves this morn ing over the Santa Fe for Boston, where he will join his family for a stay of several months.
 Manager G. H. HonsheI of the Mar icopa & Phoenix railway, reached his old home in West Virginia Saturday, finding his father st.ll alive, though very weak.
 Mrs. Geo. A. Cook left yesterday morning for Castle Creek. After rusti- eating few weeks at this famous Ar izona resort she will take up her sum- mer residence at Prescott.
 lism in Arizona, despite his shortness on whiskers, arrived yesterday, to as- tend the Populist conference of the evening. He will remain several days.
 Tucson Citizen: MT Claude A. Ben nett, the United States Indian allo ting agent, accompanied by MT. c. B. Per kins, ex-coumty surveyor of Pinal county, were stopping at the San Xavier.
 Miss Nellie MoNeil, one of the tal- ented graduates of the Territorial Il several weeks in Phoenix with her sister, Mrs. Williams, returns hume to- day.
 Secretary F. I. Kendall of the Mar icopa & Phoenix railway arrived yes terday from San Francisco, somewhat anticipating the time of his usual trip. With him is Mrs. Kendall who will ex- perienCe what pleasures there may be in an early summer time in Arizona
 Ex-SenaItor H. A. w. Tabor arrived yesterday from Vulture, accompanied by Syd w. Kempton, who has his VuI- tpre mine under lease That the lease is in degree profitable is shown by Kempton's deposit on arrival of a heavy sack of bullion.
 Andrew Neilsen, the Tempe dealer in realty, spent yesterday in Phoenix snd expresses himslf as satisfied that the Tempe Land and Improvement com pany will at an early date start wark on a successor to the Tempe hotel late .y burned. The new structure will be of brick, three stories in height. w. W. Fellows, for a decade or so constable of Tempe precinct, but "a ely stopping on the Giia above F.orence is a member of the sitting United States grand jury and yesterday sup | plemented his functions by appoint ment of the sheriff by taking a club and badge and acting as special dep uty sheriff at the circus.
 J. B. Martin, a promi,ent sou h G. Ia rancher, was brought to Phoenix sui fering from injuries received by being thrown by a vicious horse last Satur- day evening at his ranch He was taken to the Alhambra sanItarium and placed under the cars of Drs. Martin and Thurman and is now resting as com fortable as possible under the circum- stances
 Tucson Citizen: Mark Smith passed through Tucson yesterday on his way to attend court at Tombstone. He had been in Los Angeles, where he had taken his wife, who has been aiiing for some time past. Mrs. Smith is now comfortably located in the city of angels and is rapidly improving. From MT. Smith we learn that court ni: Tombstone will adjourn on Tuesday next.
 Chas. A. McLane, Pacific coast man ager of the New York Life Insurance company, hlas been spending severa, days in Phoenix looking up the affairs of his company in the southwest. He states that the company's business in Arizona, through the efforts of the ter r.torial agent, R. Allyn Lewis, has in creased most satisfactorily. MT. Me Lame is more than pleased With his visit to modern Arizona.
 Prescott Journal Miner: Mrs. E. B. Gage gave delightful Luncheon yes terday afternoon to a number of ladies from Prescott and Whipple. She was assisted by Mrs. George N. Gage, of Tempe, and by the latt3r's sister, Mrs. Kennedy of Charleston, Illinois. The menu for the occasion was very elab- crate, the ed.bles very palaitable and were greatly enjoyed by all present, discussed as it was with a seasoning of pleasant conversation After lunch ton number of games were played which also added interest and zest to the afternoons enjoyment. Mrs. Gage IS a most charming hostess and an afternoon CT luncheon at her ele- gant home is always 8 pleasant event.
 At McKelllgon's you can get the finest handmade sour mash, Bourbon and Pennsylvania rye whiskies No. 2l, East Washington street