Arizona republican., 1898-09-25
MINING SUPPLIES.
PERSONAL MENTION,

pr. Lang has returned from an out ing on, the coast
 Ezra c. Bartlett of Tucson came in last night from Jerome.
 es Supervisor Joe Monihon returned yesterday from visit on the coast. : Messrs, B. B. Gage and A. w. Ed wards of Prescott returned home last night. ,,...s..---,.s--.~-
 Mrs. H. E. Heightcn returned yesteI day morning from a summer vacation on the coast.
 Judge and Mrs A. c. Baker returned yesterday from pleasant excursion to the City of Mexico.
 st Superintendent Joseph L. Giroux of the United Verde was among last nights arrivals from the north.
 Miss Frankie Kellner and Miss Nor ton came up from the normal school at Tempe yesterday to spend Sunday.
 Mr. Wilson of the firm of Wilson & Ward, went to Los Angeles on Friday evening to join Mrs. Wilson. They will return about November 1.
 Robert A. Ellis and wife of Philadel- phia, registered at the Ford yesterday and will spend the winter here, as Mrs. Ellis is in delicate health.
 Superintendent and Mrs. Porter re- turned yesterday from the coast. MT. Porter says the weather is fully as warm in Los Angeles as it is here.
 Charles R. Drake, chairman of the republican territorial central commit tee, arrived from Tucson yesterday and is stopping at the Hotel Adams.
 Clarence Mcintyre. formerly agent in Phoenix for the Los Angeles Times, re- turned yesterday morning from a stay of several months at Los Angeles and San Diego.
 Miss Julia Melton of the normal class of '9S will teach school this year in the Morrow school district No. 10, Central Verde, Aultman postoffice, in Yayapai county.
 Dr.. Fountain of Bay City, Miss, ar rived in the city yesterday morning on q visit to the family of the late Dr.. J. L. Walker at Eighth avenue and Washington street Dr. Fountain is on his way to San Francisco.
 H. M Toothaker, an old resident of Maricopa county, who was located for years at a station on the road from Phoenix to Buckeye, is in the city for a few days. He is now located at Co., corit. Sonora, on the Yaqui river, and Is doing well.
 s. Babst, member of the firm Of Merrill & Co., of Chicago, architects, is in the valley and acting as superin- tendent of the new Bartlett residence now being constructed at Glendale. He alternates between that place and Phoenix, stopping at the Ford hotel when in town.
 w. H. Peckham, a travelling repre- sentative for a San Francisco bottling firm, but living at San Jose, arrived in Phoenix yesterday, accompanied by his daughter, Miss Edna. The young lady is not in robust health and she will spend the winter in Phoenix as the guest of Mrs. T. E. Dalton.
 Eugene Brady O'Neill returned yes terday from the Buckeye country in company with Henry Mitchell. MT O'Neil decided, after locking over the Buckeye canal, that it needed some attention and will have it cleaned out and otherwise improved. MT. Mitchell will be the superintendent.
 Frederick S. Nave, cashier at the Garcia mine, came in Friday night from the north on a hunt for medical attention. He was so unfortunate as to badly sprain his ankle a few days since. Notwithstanding his hurt he will return to his duties this evening. MT. Nave was a resident of Phoenix last winter and has many friends here.