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FRENCH JOURNALS.
.. res of Several Bought and Sold Daily 0n' on the Stock Exchange.


 0n" on the Stock Exchange.
 ,foct of the French journals have n
 .ile de depeches, where bulletins arc sa'.d Shaved and q museum of relics of the a,er o4srsr is kept. French journalism is pspsl el, more personal in regard to it's lit insr lnarv composition than that of England er er America. A large proportion of the srtioles are signed with tue names of she writers, even when the work is ssore or less of routine nature, such = the sporting or law departments of asa naner. On the other hand, the own- eTsbip m of newspapers is less frequently ,odoed in single hands than is the case ;T America. Ve4y many of the French naners are owned fy companies or asso- pp;ations. while the stock of several of sbo hest known, such as The Figaro and pptit Journal, is bought and sold daily on the Stock Exchange, the quotations anpearing as regularly as those of rail way shares or Government bonds.
 The circulation of all but very few If the Paris papers varies enormously, accaRding to the contents. If paper contains a striking article, we'll adyer- tised previously, or if it's feuilleton, con tnued story or memoirs, which most of inc French journals consider an essen- tial part of their daily issue, is by some we'll known author, the circulation will run up 50, 600 or 100, 900 in week and drop again as soon as the special feature is discontinued When Le Jour began publishing M Henri Rochefert's 8 memoirs, it's circulation went up five fold, although the price of the paper had been doubled in order to make hay while the sun shone.
 The French press is much more con- centrated in the capital than that Of other European countries. h Germany, for instance, it is not the press of Berlin that has the largest circulation or the greatest influence. In this, as ill many otSer matters, however, the French prsss only bears out the saying that Paris is France. n-Ghautauquan.
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Fly Feet.

The means by which fly can creep up pane of glass CT walk on a ceiling have long been the subject of contention among scientists. some claiming that the fly foot Is q sucker, others that ad- hesion is effected by the aid Of viscous fluid exuding from the foot, and others again that the fly walks by means of q ciliary apparatus which answers the purpose of a hook.
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State Convention baptist Ioun Peoples Union Little Rock, June Is to %. For thr above occasion the Cotton Belt Route will sci tickets Pine Bluff to Little Rock and return at one and one-third fare t$l.10) on he certificate plan. Tickets on sale June l5 to l9, return limit June 2.
 l. W. FARLEY, AgeHt
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Sent Free.

To any person interested in hu- mane matters, or who loves animals, we will send free upon application, a copy of the ALL ANCE, The Organ of this Society. Tn adition to it's intensely inter esting reading, 1t contains a list of the valuable and unusual pre- miums given by the paper.
 Address the NATIONAL HUMANE ALLI LANCE, 4lO-4ll United States Building, N. Y.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1897-12-05
Grass VaIleu.

Miss Edna Bucket and o. L. Twitch ell were
married by the Rev. L. J. Carver.
II. Fuchs is home from a business trip to
San Francisco.
Mrs. J. P Flannery of Marysville, who has
been here assisting at the orphans :air, has
returned home.
Isaiah Moyle is i'll with pneumonia.
Miss Annie Trathen has gone to San Fran
cisco on visit to her aunt, Mrs. Sexton.
Mrs. Hooper of San Francisco, Mrs. Fisher of
Alameda, Mrs. Burress of Crockett and Rich
ard Ryan of San Francisco are here to attend
their fathers funeral.
Miss Lily Bosworth has returned 10 San
Francisco
Mrs. Maude NJ. Peaslee is reported to be serl-
ously i'll.
Miss Lille Prisk, who has been so very i'll, is
improving.
Mrs Jennie Porter and daughter are the
guests of L. C. Wilhelm.
Mrs. II. Arthur, who lives on Colfax avenue,
is reported as being very ILL
Florence, the bright little daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Robert Jones, is dead.
w. c. Eckhart Jr. has returned from San
Francisco.
Miss Josie Conlin of Smartsville, who has
been the guest of Miss Mi dred Vincent, has
returned to her home.
Mrs. Batten is down with severe attack of
pneumonia.
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HavWards.

John Smith of Sacramento has been sojourn.
ing here during the past week.
Miss Little of Petaluma was visiting friends
during the week.
J. HetheriDgton of Centerv1lle has taken up
his residence here.
Mrs. f. Dent and family have returned home
after prolonged visit at Ferndale, Humboldt
County.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. V. Haley departed this week
for months stay ct Rockford, San Joaquin
County.
Mrs Z. P. Hiloorn and son of Suisun were
the guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. Muzzy last week
Mrs. Bry ant of San Jose has been visiting
her daughter, Mrs. J. J. Rose.
George Greiersen, who recently retired from
business here, and family departed this week
Tor Oakdale, their former home.
]. P. de Camp and wife of Oakland were
visiting his brother. A. de Camp, last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Archey McKeeu OF Hanford
spent few days last week with Mr. and Mrs.
Rice.
]. G. Alves of Mountain View, Santa Clara
County. was visiting ola acquaintance last
week.
E. Eberspacher was visiting relatives in
Napa County last week.
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Lodi.

Fred Taylor of Sacramento is visiting with
his mother OF this place
Eddie Clark, who has been DANCE rousIy Ill,
is slowly convalescing.
). w Dougherty and daugh ter, Miss Eva,
visited in town part of the week.
A NJ Hill has returned to San Luis Obispo
alter visit with ola friends here.
Professor Metzger of San Jose las been the
guest OF E. Thorp and family.
Merchant S. A. Kitchener returned Wednes.
day from business trip to San Francisco.
Miss Lottie Jones of Acampo was in town
Tuesday.
Ed Pickings left Monday for an extended
stay at YubA City.
MI and Mrs. L. p. Fulton have returned
TO their home at Yuba City after short visit
with relatives here. 1t was their first visit 10
Mrs Fulton's (nee Woodworth) Old home since
she left as bride short time ago.
Mrs Charles Guggolz is recovering from a
dangerous illness.
A. T. Bellows of Acampo was in town on
business Wednesday.
Mrs. D. Kettelman and daughter, Miss Re-
beccs, have returned from q visit with rela-
lives at Wis ALA.
DR.. R. H. Adam, pioneer of this county.
died at his home here Tuesday. He was 80
years of age.
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Ukiah.
Francisco.

Hon. A. G. Burnett of Santa Rosa is presiding
in the local Superior Court the trial of the
Supervisors of this cou ty for malfeasance in
office. and Judge J. NJ. Mannon of this county
has taken Judge Burnetts place in Santa Rosa
during the tendency of the Supe rvisors' case.
The Covelo school closed on Friday and Able
P, Scott, the vice-principal, returned to this
city for the winter.
Assem- blyman J. B. Sanford, who has been
teaching school at Point Arena during the
summer, is in Ukiah on visit to spend the
holidays with his family here.
City Clerk w. E. Deering who has been sick
for some time, is on the streets again. greatly
improved.
Colonel Sam D. Paxton. q prominent Repub-
hcan of this county and State, lies very III at
his rooms in this city.
g. A. Keller, attendant at the Mendocino
Asy lum, left Ukiah to-day to visit San Fran
cisco and the BAY Counties.
Seymour Marks, manager and proprietor of
the opera-house at this place, speut a week at
Fort Bragg latterly and has now returned
home.
Harry Glazer, who for some months has
been engaged in business at The Dalles, Or.
has returned to Ukiah on a visit to his family.
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Chico.

Joe D. Sprouts home from San Francisco.
Mrs. Hattie Clark and daughters have gone
to Gridley for visit.
H. D. Burroughs of Susanville Is spending a
few days in Chico with old friends
Misses Hattie and Jessie Baker of Colusa
are visiting Mrs. C. c. Perkins of this city.
j. II. Peek and F. NJ. NJ cum have gone up
Butte Greek to look after their mine.
DR.. J. E. Rodley has left for San Francisco
for few days.
E. A. Warren and wife arrived home from
San Francisco this week
Mrs. W. NJ. Marvin, VINO has been visiting
in Nebraska for the past four months, arrived
home this week.
Miss Halle Hallet has returned to her
school near Butte City.
NJ. Harris of the Harris Lumber Company is
in Chico on business.
Miss Bessie Collins has returned to Auburn,
after few days visit in Chico.
Miss l. c. Snider of Berkeley is visiting Miss
Mcmillan at the Park Hotel.
B. +. Pearson OF the San Francisco CALL is in
Chico on business
F. w. Davenport OF Marysville is in Chico
J. L. Barham, Assessor of Tehama County, is
visiting his parents in Chico
Mrs B. Cussick has gone to San Francisco
for short visit
Mrs. E. S. Rego and daughter Of Sacramento
are visiting old friends in Chico.
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W. H. Rodgkin. president OF the Farmers
Club, has recovered from his recent illness.
Miss Agnes Merz of Lemoore is visiting
Fresno friends.
City Recorder A. NJ. Clark has returned from
San Francisco.
Lewis H. Smith, the City Attorney, is con-
fined to his room because of sickness.
c. H. Schweizer and County Clerk Truman
G. Hart have returned from San Francisco.
w. ". Eden has returned from visit of g
few weeks 10 his old home in Illinois.
George H. Smith, the druggist, ana wife left
on Thursday night for EpglaDd. where they
will spend three months visiting their old
home.
NJ, IS Laura brennan OF Haniord is visiting
in Fresno.
Harry Armitage and wife have returned
from an extended visit in the East
W. D. Grady has returned from San Fran.
cisco.
Captain and Mrs. J. R. Jenney of Msttapoi
sett, Mass, are in Fresno on a visit to their
son, Charles E Jenney.
Captain W. A. Nevills is IN Fresno looking
after his extensive interests.
Oscar Johnson, private secretary to Con-
gresham c. H. Castle, started for Washington
on Monday.
Daniel Brown, the Petaluma banker, has re-
turned home after visit to his son, Dan
Brown, of this city
Fulton G. Berry is in San Francisco.
w. H. Norris, of San Benito County, is visit
ing his son, Thomas Z. Norris.
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OaCramoRtO.

Mr.. and Mrs. J. C. Common have returned to
their home in San Francisco after an extended
sojourn in Sacramento.
w w. Greer, accompanied by Mrs Greer
left last Friday for Harrisburg, Pa. Mr.. Greer
Is delegate 10 the National Grange, which
is soon to convene at Harrisburg.
Mrs. Boynton of Colfax is having Mrs viii
liam Lanphrey visit at her nome on street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Southask of San Francisco are
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Bailey
Last Wednesday at noon a very quiet we'd
ding took place at the residence OF Rev A C.
Herrick. The contracting parties were Sidney
B. Phtpps and Miss Anna Weber, both well
known in Sacramento aud having many
friends. They spending their honeymoon
in San Francisco. Alter t.eir return they will
take uD their residence at 600 street.
The engagement is announced of Miss Miriam
W. Govan and j. a. Mclean. Miss Govan has
been teacher in the Sacramento schools and
is one OF the most popular young ladies in the
CITY,
Mr.. and Mrs. S. H. Jackman are home again
from an extended trip through the Eastern
States.
Nicholas Becker and Miss Annie c. Olson
were united in marriage at the residence of G.
Carlson, 1922 1 street on the 18th inst
W. NJ. Brown of Wells Fargo & Co., in this
city, and Miss Sadie Lawson were married asst
Wednesday at the Methodist Church South
Rev. I. H. Lawson of Santa Clara brother of
the bride, officiating.
AT the residence of Mrs. Conrad Clinch
1116 Seventh street. the wedding of Miss
Ida 1. Clinch and George E Lester took place
last Wednesday evening in the presence of
mauy friends OF bride and groom
One of the most delightful afternoons ever
spent by the Sacramento Literary and Musical
Club was marked by last TUESDAYS meeting
The trio from Neale's orchestra, composed of
H. Heyman, NJ. Adlee and Leader Neale. rem
dered some beautiful selections from Rubin
stein, Faust Schubert and other world. re-
nowned authors, while Miss Helen Howe Mrs
Walter Longbottom ana Mrs. Mary Ross con.
tributed the song music for the afternoon
The accompanies were Mrs. c. A. Neale and
Miss Cora Mott
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Ventura.

Hon. Thomas o. Toland is in San Francisco.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. G. Bartlett returned Sunday
morning from San Francisco.
A. Pratt, reporte. for the Superior Court, has
returned home from Mexico.
James Reynolds of FL Rio has gone to Inyo
County.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. D. Bonestel returned from
San Francisco Tuesday morning.
DR.. Cephas L. Bard was in Los Angeles dur
ing the past week.
Miss Nellie Newly passed the Thanksgiving
holidays at home
Captain John Cross of Los Angeles was in
this city during the past week.
Hon. S T. Black, State Superintendent of
Schools, is here.
Mrs j. H. Herbst and daughter of Hueneme
returned home from San Francisco this week.
Captain and Mrs. C. w. Metcalf of Santa
Paula have gone to Wisconsin.
w. H. Barnes. attorney, Is in Fort Worth,
Texas.
Mr.. and Mrs. Seth Prudence, of Akron, Ohio,
are in Pleasant Valley.
Miss Belle Mason OF San Diego was here this
week.
Judge S. A. Shepherd of Nordhoff visited
Ventura.
County Assessor James Donlon has returned
from Los Angeles,
Il. Keyser OF Los Angeles was here Friday.
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Salinas.

Harry Hollander has returned from two
months visit to San Francisco.
W. NJ France arrived from San Francisco
Wednesday.
Mrs. Lou G. Hare and child, accompanied
by Miss Lena Carlson, have gone to Concord,
Contra Costa County, to visit Mrs. Hare's
sister.
Z. E. Hall of Kings City Is in Salinas on
business and will remain several weeks.
sam Matthews left for his ranch near Kings
City last Wednesday.
o. D. Arnold aud C. T. Rutherford OF Soledad
are here on business.
Ex-Superyisor John Iverson is in Salinas on
legal business this week.
Miss Frances Lewis, who has been visiting
her sister, Mrs. Thomas Joy, has returned to
her home in San Francisco.
Mrs. L. 7. Brock and daugh ter, of Portland,
Or, arrived in TOWN. this week to join Dr..
Brock, VINO is located here.
Judge NJ T. Dooling of San Benito County,
who has been presiding for Judge Dorm, left
for mis- nome the end OF last week.
Miss Lola Gibson, who has been visiting her
sister, Miss Lille Gibson, returned to San
Lucas on Wednesday.
John R. Cross, general manager of the
Sperry Flour Company, came down from SAL
Francisco on business.
h. Laurilliard is here from San Jose on legal
business.
Andrew Reid is in town from Oleto having
been summoned as a witness in the Campos
arson case.
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Red Bluff.

Mrs. n. P. Chapman and Miss Alice Chapman
have returned from San Francisco.
Mrs. E. f. tombstone left for her home in
Dunsmuir last Wednesday.
Mrs. Emma Chard is visiting the Chard
ranch on Elder Creek
G. A. Garter came up from San Francisco on
Wednesday.
w. r. Pond of Woodland was in town this
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Floyd Vickers of Reading
came down to attend the Van Tyne Pollard
wedding on Wednesday. returning home that
morning.
W. B. Parker of VacavilIe was in town last
week.
Mrs. Sherman and her niece, Miss Celia
Baker, have returned to their home in Baker
City, Oregon.
The Misses Charlotte and Lillian Alvord are
nome from short visit to San Francisco.
Mrs. }. j. Grinnell is in San Francisco.
Mrs. c. R Mayhem and Mrs. William Dun
can are visiting in Redding.
Mrs Lake of Orland has been the guest of
her sister, Mrs. J. C. Hamilton.
Miss CIemena Frank is home from an ex-
tended visit to San Francisco. She was accom-
panied by her cousin, James Hobro.
The Misses Annie and Agnes Mcneil re-
turned to their home in Anderson Tuesday.
Miss Luella Corrfgan is in Reduing.
Mrs. E A. Olendorf snd daughter Miss
frankie. returned from Woodland Monday.
Mis- Matte Mas ters of Knights Landing is
visiting Mrs. A. L. Conard.
MISS Alice Mayhem Is home from Woodland
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St. Helena.

F. l. Alexander spent Tuesday at the county
seat.
Mr.. and Mrs. 81. A. Druhe went to Oakland
Tu sday for few days visit.
Eddie Hoffman is home from Berkeley to
spend his Christmas vacation.
John Whitton, a former resident of St.
Helena, spent the first of the week here with
his brother.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. Carpy went to the metropo-
lis Wednesday to spend the winter.
Miss Mabel Ward went to Crockett Tuesday
to visit Mrs. C. Z. Palmer.
MISS Junia Wade spent few days last week
with friends at Palo Alto
Mr.. and Mrs. R. Hoehn went to the city Sun
day to spend lew days.
Miss Viola Rh1nfrank is spending few days
in Pope Valley.
Miss Edith Longmore and Miss Harriet
Rogers have returned to their homes iu Santa
Rosa after visit with Miss Rachael Angwin
ii. Brlstow and family of Chicago have gone
to SAINT Rosa to reside.
Miss Anita Beringer returned to San Fran
cisco Sunday. after spending a vacation with
her parents.
Miss Schild returned TO her home in Vallejo
uuday, after visit at ''Villa Beringer."
Mr.. and Mrs. F. Salmina were in the city the
first of the week
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Santa Barbara.

Henry H. Hills and wife, Bridgeport, Conn.,,
are here to spend the winter, and nave reated
the Everhardt residence at Monticello
Mrs. W. l. Clark, who has been visiting in
San Francisco the past month, has returned to
Santa Barbara.
Louis Blak m and family have arrived here,
and will occupy the HOLSTER place until May
l, at which date they return to the East
Mr.. and Mrs. H. C. Daily of Wisconsin are
here for the winter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter G. Laid, who have been
here for some months have departed for their
home in Pasadena, where they will remain
during the winter.
James Gutierrez and family, who spent the
summer in New York City, have returned to
this C, ty.
DR.. and Mrs K1eingienther of Hanover, Ger
many, are visiting Santa arbara
f. WAClark and family, after a weeks So
iourn in this city, have departed for Avalon,
Catalina
Miss Fannie A Harrington, after a mum Der
of weeks stay in Santa Barbara, has left for
Chicago.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louderman and Mr.. and Mrs.
George P Whitelaw of st. Louis, will be here
shortly for the winter.
c. Villiers-Cooper of Portland. Or, who
was here on a visit TO his sister, Mrs f V.
Howard, has returned home.
Mrs. 5. W. Sperry of San Francisco is here for
the winter.
Mrs. L. E. Kelly of Chicago is in Santa Bar
bara, visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Eldred.
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WatsonVille.

Owen futile is in Los Angeles on g visit t6N
his daughter, Mrs. X. L. Craig.
Harry E. Jones is home from Arizona for
visit.
Mrs. s. ]. Kitzmiller of Soledad was here this
week on a visit 10 her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Thomas MilcneI.
Misses Ethelbert Morey and Maud HOtf-
mann OF Santa Cruz were visiting here the tore
part OF the week.
Bishop Montgomery was the guest this week
OF Rev. Father Maroon.
g. b. Fletcher has been MADEIRA this week
on legal business.
William Sanders of Eugene, Or, was here
this week on visit 10 his daughter, Mrs. J.
Goldstone.
Arthur Bagge was over from Santa Cruz
few days this week.
B. A. Osborn succeeded A. B. Hawkins as
postmaster this week.
Mrs. A. w. Coffmau is in Benicia on q
visit TO her parents, Rev. Mr.. Ash and wife.
Frank Gaffey, Will Gaffey, George Kennedy,
R. Coward aud A. w. Sylvia were home from
Santa Clara College for Thanksgiving.
Deputy County Clerk H. H Miller and wife
spent Thanksgiving here with his parents
Mrs. A. NJ. Peterson of Santa Cruz was here
the fore part of the week.
b. +. Ward has returned to his home in
Iowa after a pleasant visit TO his sister, Mrs.
A p Roache
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Woodland.

Mrs. Webb Curtiss visited Sacramento last
week.
Ray Parramore was an arrival last Tuesday.
Misses Mary and Agnes Bemmerly went 10
Sacramento last week.
W. L. Tufts has returned home.
Ike Bedell has returned from Oakland
Mrs. Jennie Frazer is the guest of her
mother, Mrs. NJ W. Lee.
H. E. Coil and W lie went to San Francisco
Wednesday afternoon.
Frank Below of Dixon was in the city last
week.
Mrs. Will Browning has returned from Sac
ramento.
E l. Leake has returned to school at Santa
Cara.
Miss Myrtle Gable returned to Berkeley
Monday.
Charles Nelson and wife returned from Sac
ramento last week.
Miss Kate Stephen is visiting in San Fran
cisco.
John Wolfskiu and wife of Les Angeles
visited Woodland this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Curtaz are expected soon
to arrive home from bridal trip to Europe.
E. J. DePue and H. w. Laugenour are up
from San Francisco.
Mrs. w. H. Dowd went to Sacramento this
week.
Thomas Dryden of Vacavile aud Miss Mat
tie Eddy OF Madison were married in this city
on Wednesday. The couple will reside in
VacayiIle,
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Bakersfield.

Miss Ella Healy OF Oakland is visiting her
mother at this place
General William a. Shafter Z. S. A, is visit
ing his daughter, Mrs. ". H. McKittrick.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Bowman spent
Thanksgiving in Oakland with reletiv
Z. T. Armstrong Of Bakersfield and Miss
LeonOra Beavers of Indiana were married
November %. They will make Bakersfield
their home.
The little son, Donald, of Mr.. and Mrs. Louis
Suender died Tuesday morning.
H. a. Jastro returned Wednesday from
Mexico.
George H. Deacon was down from Hanford
this week.
Mrs. c. Figge of Lancaster, Mo-, is visiting
her brother, C. c. Cowgirl.
Miss Emily ConkHn is visiting Miss Mabel
Blodget
Mrs. A. r. Conklin end Mrs. L. V. Olcese are
here visiting Mr.. and Mrs. n. E. Conklin.
Miss Line Mcleod is home from San Jose.
y. W. TiltOn OF San Pedro is visiting his
sister, Mrs J. W. Grass and OF Bakersfield.
Louis Fickert Of Pear Valley passed through
here Wednesday on his way TO witness the
great football match between Stanford and
Berkeley Thanks giving day.
Mrs. Alice Howe from San Rafael is visiting
friends here.
Charles Jones of Fresno was visiting among
his many friends in Bakersfield this week.
Colin Stewart is here from Pasadena.
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Arizona.

PHOENIX, Dec. S.-Hon. Thomas G. Norris
of Prescott has been in Pheaix Tor the last few
days.
Colonel William Herring of Tucson is a
guest at the Adams Hotel in this city
A. B. Richmond, superintendent of the big
asphalt works on the island of Trinidad is
re gis tered the Adams Hotel.
Professor James McNaughton, experimental
ent of the Territorial Normal School at Tempe.
has been spending several days in Phoenix.
Hon. and Mrs. G. w. Hull OF Jerome have
been guests at the Ford Hotel this week, en-
joying their honeymoon. Mrs. Hull was until
vely recently Miss NJ J. Barney.
The clergymen of Phoenix have reorganized
their association for the winter with Rev. Dr.
Halsey president, Rev. NJ. L. Weems as
viee-presideut and Rev. Cal Ogburn as secre-
tary.
Mrs. NJ. J. Aitken, assisted by her sister
Mrs. A. A. Johns, entertained very pleasantly
number of well-known society ladies in
Phoenix, among whom were: Mesdames Mont
P. Chubb, NJ. E. Morgan, S. U. Cake, c. B.
GoodelI, C. Scott. G. B. Vickers, B. Snider, B.
Cox, R. Parker and J. f. Wilson and Miss
Demars and Miss and Mrs. Howe.
Miss Maud Dickinson of Fresno, Cal, is
visiting with her sister at Williams, Mrs. J. C.
Phelan.
General W. o. o'Nef, Mayor of Prescott, in
company with Gwynne Denn.s OF Chicago,
whose present headquarters are at Williams,
have gone to Chicago on brief errand in con-
nection. with the Grand Canyon Railroad pro-
ject
n. K. Masten OF San Francisco, president of
the Maricopa and Phoenix and Salt River
Valley Railroad, has been spending several
days at Fortuna. in Yuma County, where his
son Louis is gaining practical mining ex-
Ri