Arizona republican., 1897-10-03
flock shooting, which are much favor with English shooters.
PERSONAL MENTION.

Al Williams is back from an eastern trip.
 Mrs. L A. Aniiralllt returned from Los Angeles yesterday.
 Mrs. M. A. Nelson of Tempe has has returned from an eastern visit.
 Mrs. E. J. Bennitt has returned from a summer visit to eastern points.
 c. A. Neal has gone to Williams, where he has accepted a business op- ening.
 Mrs. J. W. Blankensnip has returned from a summer visit to relatives in California.
 Sheriff George Rufrner of Yayapai county spent yesterday in Phoendx, serving papers in d civil suit.
 Mrs. H. z. Buck of Tempe arrived this morning by the Santa Fe, home from visit to relatives in the east.
 L. Johnston of Tucson was among the arrivals here yesterday. He is quartered at the Commercial hotel.
 Ex-Mayor and ex-Territorial Treas urer P. J. Cole left last evening for his home in Springfield, Ohio, where he will pay his family short visit.
 City Attorney Pierce Evans returned yesterday from Oakland, California, where he has been for several weeks, called by the illness and death ot his wife.
 Judge J. H. Kibbey returned yester- day from a weeks visit to the hot springs of Castle Creek, whither he has been as the guest of N. 0. Mur- phy.
 Jerry Sullivan, the Yavapai county cattleman from Seligman, came down to Phoenix yesterday to look after a lot of cattle that are fattening in the alfalfa pastures near here.
 Miss Manuela Miller of Tempe, a graduate of the class of '97 Of the ter ritorial normal school, will have charge of the school at Show Low, Navajo county, her employment com mencing tomorrow.
 Epes Randolph, superintendent Of the Southern Pacific company for Ari- zona, paid Phoenix flying visit yes terday He came in on the morning train and returned Tucsonward on the evening train. -
 The wedding of Miss Marguerite, daughter~off Mir. aRd Mrs. Guy Ben nett Of this city, and D. N. Berringer of the Pearce mine, Cochise county, is announced for the 2Gth instant. MT. Berringer is now in the city.
 Rev. Edward A. Fenick, tho new rector of Trinity Episcopal church, arrived yesterday from Camden, New Jersey, and will commence his work today. Regular services will be held hereafter, Bishop Kendrick aiding when in the city.
 Attorney John erndon was in the city yesterdaZ has been re- tained by YavaD ty to help District Attorg out on the difficult task of 16ugfhg an injunction against an act that has already been done.
 J. lHeinsohn, the pioneer baker of Phoenix and a heavy owner of Wash ingtcn street business property, is in the city for the winter. In his declin- ing years MT. Heinsohn very com fortably divides his time between San Francisco and Phoenix, according to season.
 Governor McCord and party, embrac- ing most of the headquarters officials of the territory, will probably leave Wednesday by the Southern Pacific for Los Angeles. They visit the angel city to aid in guiding feeble pill grims across the burning sands to the delights of the Shriners- oasis. Miss L. Coombs of Phoenix, who enjoys the distinction of being the only lady court reporter in the west will leave In a few days to enter upon her work in the Second judicial dis trict of Arizona. October Il Judge Doan will open the fall term of court at Florence. Miss Coonlbs is well known in Phoenix as one of the most capable of stenographers, and there is no doubt but that she will fill with entire success the difficult position to which she has been chosen
 Two students from Tempe, Arizona, are enrolled at Stanford university this term. One is Miss Amina Me Naughton, a graduate of the terri torial normal school, daughter of it's principal. Dr. James McNaUghton, the other, Carl Hayden, also normal graduate son of the well-knoWn pio- neer, Charles T. Hayden. The young lady is in the senior year and will graduate the coming summer. MT. Hayden is a special student in po- 1itical science. He is one of the most popular young men of the university and lately chosen to be president of his class, that of 1900. Honors would seem to pursue him, for he was pres ident of his class at the normal, in the last year Of hls schooling at Tempe.
 A REAL HOLIDAY.