Arizona republican., 1898-09-07
MINING SUPPLIES.
PERSONAL MENTION,

F. Blanc left for Tucson last evening
 L. s. Bryant took the M. & P last evening for Globe.
 General R. Allyn Lewis returned last night from visit to Prescott.
 J. w. Maitland of San Francisco is registered a: the Adams.
 Mir. G. M. Sargent, general freight and passenger agent of the S. F. F. & F., came down from Prescott last night.
 Miss Ada Boyd, daughter of Mir and Mrs. J. E. Boyd, who has been spend ing the summer in southern California, returned last night
 Mrs. J. E. Walker and her daughter Mrs. D. H. Burtis and children, who have been spending the summer at Flagstaff, came in last night
 Col M H. McCord came down from Whipple barracks last night to make arrangements for the departure with his regiment for Lexington, Kentucky. where it has just been ordered
 Major Frank T. Alkire of the First Battalion, returned last night from visit to the coast He was received in military style by B Company, N. G. A.
 Col William Christy returned yes ttrday morning from a short business hip to the coast. Mrs. Christy, who accompanied him, will not return until next wesK.
 A. P. Snowman of Mesa City, terri iorial superintendent of public in struction, was in the capital city yes tsrday. de reports plenty oe irri gating on the mesa and farmers happy ii consequence.
 Judge Webster Street returned yes terday morning from an outing on the coast He will leave tonight for Pres colt to hold court for Judge Sloan. He --,sH be absent week or ten days and Jon his return will go to Yuma, where he will sit until near the end os the month. No business will be trans acted in the district court of this county before October 3.
 A. P. Waltr;dge, grand chief tem- rlar of the I. o. G. T.. will return to Phoenix this morning after a two weeks outing in southeastern Ari- zona. In addition to attending grand lodge at 3isbce, he made a tour of the towns of Solomonviile, Stafford and other placas, including a visit to the old ruins of Casa Grande. At all live towns he addressed public meetings on the temperance issue.
 MT and Mrs. Bert Kerr who will teach school the coming winter in the Madison district, have returned from a three month:,' visit to their old home ;,s Iowa. After comparing climates at .-lese range iii 10th Iowa and Arizona, they have concluded that the dry at mosphere, clear six e5 and bracing air of the latter are to be preferred to the camper atmosphere of the Hawkeye state
 Conductor Joe Sparks. who has ac- eeptably filled the position of M. & P. conductor On the run to Maricopa junction and return for the past six months, has resigned the position and will go to Prescott to engage with the s. F. P. & F. Walter Porter will suc- eeed Mir. Sparks on the M. 6; P. road. Conductor Sparks has made many friends by his gentlemanly conduct ana courteous ways.
 MT. and Mrs. E. S. Gill returned on Monday night from a visit att San Diego and ether south ern California points. Their stay was somewhat shortened by an at tack of asthma suffered by MT. Gill, who was advised by his physician to return to Phoenix as early as possible. The advantage of this climate was made manifest to him yesterday for the last trace of his ailment had dis appeared last night.