Arizona republican., 1898-01-01
PERSONAL METlNON.

H. L. Rodes and wife are guests Of the Ford.
 IT. J. Hill, the Wickenburg-Vult stage man, is in the city.
 Robert Quigley and wife of Atlantic City are stopping at the Ford.
 Mrs. E. E. and Miss L. L. Siegsr of Philadelphia are guests of the Foid.
 MT. and Mrs. O. F. Burk of Kirk land registered at the Ford last night. JIG. Megiath, one of the solid men of Omaha, is a late arrival at the Ford. ". E. Nelson of Quincy, H., came to town last night He is at the Hotel Adams.
 Frank Langpap is in the city on a trip in the interest of the Tombstone Prospector.
 Mrs. E. J. Burns and daughter of Cincinnati, Ohio, registered at the Ford last night.
 Ben Laub, commercial man from Louisville, Ky, arrived at the Hotel Adams last night. Thomas Campbell, deputy post | master at Prescott, is the tallest man of the Prescott eleven. 1 Ed Clark, foreman of the famous Jersey Lily, w. c. Bashfords Yavapai county mine, is in town. 1 c. P. Lyndall of Los Angeles, who i spent last winter here, came back last | night and registered at the Ford. D. BIain of Toronto, Canada, is | among last nights arrivals in town. He is stopping at the Hotel Adams.
 John J. Quinn is in town from Pres l colt and other points. He is still out l fitting and will remain here some time. | Dr. Gonzales of Prescott, warm supporter of the eleven from that city couldn't stay at home and is with the boys.
 | Sheriff George c. Ruffner of Yava- pal county, wears the blue and red today. He is here with the Prescott contingent.
 w. P. Dunham, wife and son o1 l Chicago, came to town last night tC spend the winter. They are guests ot the Hotel Adams.
 Mrs. Burns, wife of Judge William Burns, road man of Melczer Bros, :: quite ill at her home, Second avenue and Jackson street.
 Fred A. Trtle, Jr., manager of tn; Prescott foot ball team, is visiting hi
 brother Harry. MT Tratle is regists. of the land office at Prescott T Miss Grace Emery of Bradford, Pa. arrived at the Hotel Adams last night
 She is a daughter of Hon. Lewis B Emery, who came here two weeks ago
 R. A. Brett, wife and child of De troit, Mich., arrived in town last night They are at the Hotel Adams and wil
 probably remain in town for the win
 ter.
 Among last nights arrivals in tow
 were B. Harvie Smith, wife and child of Baltimore. They will likely re main in town until spring. They ar
 guests of the Hotel Adams.
 J. B. Mullen, a prominent cattle
 man of Tempe, was in the city yester
 day. MT. Mullen has lived twelv
 years in the valley, and declares tha , there is not a better stock country ol
 earth.
 Mrs. Charles W. Pugb. who ta
 5aen visiting friends in the east fo
 the last three mon lhs, returLed les
 night accompanied by her niece, Mis-
 Lena c. Nutter of Lexington, Ky
 Miss Nutter will remain in the cit
 during the winter.
 Among the Prescott people who ar rived last night were MT. R. B. Well: assistant manager of the S. F. P. & P and wife; MT. A. w. Edwards and wife MT. W. A. Drake, chief engineer of tn s. F. P. & F., and Miss Louie Gage ' all of whom are at the Hotel Adams Judge L. O. Cowan, member of tn Nineteenth legislature, of Kingmar l. accompanied by his wife, were at tn } Ford yesterday. They left for Tue , son in the evening. Mrs. Ccrwan WI visit her sister, Mrs. B. J. Trippa while MT. Cowan is in Sonora Iookin after mining properties.