Arizona republican., 1898-09-30
..MINING SUPPLIES.
PERSONAL MENTION.

w. ;. Wn1oler or Oracle, ArlZ., IS ln the city
 Charles A. Larson of Chicago was in town yesterday.
 Hon. Al Bernard of Tucson returned home last night.
 Judge W. D. Morton of Mesa was ir the city yesterday.
 H. c. Schaefer, a travelling man from Grand Rapids, Mich, is in town.
 N. E. Ferguson, Los Angeles trav- cling man, is a visitor in the city.
 Lester Jackson, prominent Prescott mining man, came in from the north last night.
 Mrs. Charles F. Ainsworth returned yesterday morning from a pleasant visit on the coast.
 A. J. Knight and Mr. and Mrs Charles Brandes left last evening over the M. & P. for Globe.
 J. H. Holmes of the Saginaw Lum- her company has returned from a visit to Williams and Jerome.
 Mrs. Lena Sears, who has been spending the summer on tha coast re- turned yesterday morning.
 Sig Neideberger, a tailor and cutter, representing Pershing & Co.,, tailors, of Chicago. arrived in town last night
 Governor N. 0. Murphy went to Tucson on Wednesday night. He will probably return to the city this morn ing.
 c. S. Parsons, director Of the agri- cultural experimental work in Ari- zona, returned last evening to his home in Tucson.
 Rev. Dr. E. D. McCreary left las. evening for Tucson. where he will at tend the missionary conference of the Methodist Episcopal church.
 M M Clutz, an official of the U P, D. & G. railroad at Pueblo, Cclo., was in the city yesterday He was accompanied by Mrs. Clutz.
 It is learned that Eldridge Jordan, who enlisted as one of the Rough Riders" and has been mustered out Of the service. will locate in Porto Rico.
 Mrs. J. F. Linden, Miss Linden and Matters George and James Linden of Toledo, O., are recent arrivals and will remain here during the winter season.
 Miss Nab Ava Messenger, who spent last winter in Phoenix, is now visiting friends in Albuquerque and will leave later for her home in Chi cago.
 Johnny Hall, who enlisted with the Rough Riders," expects to be in Phoenix again on or about the first and will resume his position of carrier at the postofice.
 Charles Pierce, one of the mail car riers connected with the Phoenix post office, has been in Illinois on visit and recently secured another lay-off Of thirty days. During his abse- ce he has had an attack of sickness and de- sires to recuperate.
 Elder States, a travelling evangelist of the Seventh Day Adventist church, has returned from Prescott and will remain some time in Phoenix. He ex- poets to hold gospel meetings before long in teN1 that he has used for this purpose at various times in the past
 Harry Engleman, talented young attorney who spent last winter in Phoenix, disd recently at his home in Bellevue, Mich When he left here three months ago he was in very weak condition and his friends in this city were afraid that Le would not have sufficient strength to make the journey.
 Oscar Mullen of Tempe, another of the Rough Riders" returned last night Mr. Mullen enjoys the enviable distinction of having received the spe- cial commendation of Col. Roosevelt for bravery. That is a soldierly qual- ification of which it is generally con- ceded Roosevelt is a good judge.
 George M Sargent, general passen- ger and freight agent of the Santa Fe. Prescott & Phoenix, went north last night to Hot Springs Junction. where he met Mrs. Sargent, who came down from Prescott, and together they went over to the hot springs. MT. Sargent will remain there two or three days and Mrs. Sargent a longer period.