Arizona republican., 1899-12-16

| Phoenix last night.
H. H. Freeman of Jerome came down
on last nights train.
Mrs. Carroll of Tempe registered at
the Commercial yesterday.
James Fitzgerald was in the city yes
terday from the Garcia mine.
Henry Laub of Louisville registered
at the Hotel Adams yesterday.
John H. Barnett, leading merchant
of Mesa, was in the city yesterday.
E. A. Sanford of Prescott came down
last night atd is at the Hotel Adams.
Samuel Hubbard Jr of Oakland is
in the city guest of the Hotel Adams.
C. NJ. Colhoun of Castle Creek Hot
Springs is a guest of the Hotel Adams
L. Priest of Flint, Mich, arrived last
night and is stopping at the CONNER
cial.
Mrs. W. H. Vaudeville of Clean, n.
Y, registered at the Hotel Adams last
night.
Miss 1. Minton of New York city reg
| istered at the Commercial hotel yes
terday.
Otto Kaiser of Los Angeles arrived
yesterday and is a guest of the Hotel
Adams.
John H. Campbell of Washington. D.
c., is again in the city, a guest of the
Ford hotel.
D. A. Newhall of Philadelphia is
guest of the Hotel Adams, arriving
here last night.
]. P. McAbon and wife of Chicago ar
rived yesterday and are registered at
the Ford hotel.
A. L. Sumption and wife of Los
Angeles are at the Hotel Adams. They
arrived last night.
William Jackson of Newark. n. J.,
arrived yesterday morning and is a
guest of the Hotel Adams.
John Lucht and wife of ella Bend
came in yesterday from the south and
registered at the Commercial.
Paul Gilmore, who entertained the
public at the Patton Grand last night,
is a guest of the Hotel Adams.
w. Perkins of San Francisco and w.
H. Strickland of Los Angeles register
ed at the Commercial yesterday.
Carrie n. Lewis of Wheaton, Ill, is
at the Hotel Adams. She arrived on
the train from the north last night.
George Graham and wife of Denver
arrived in Phoenix yesterday morning
and are guests of the Commercial hotel.
Miss Blanche harrington, the popular
young librarian of the Phoenix library
is confined to her home by a severe
cold.
R. w. Elliott of Oskal6osa was among
yesterday mornings incoming passen-
gers. He is registered at the Ford
hotel.
Mr.. and Mrs. James p. Geddles of
New York were among last nights ar
rivals. They are guests of the Hotel
Adams.
]. w. Dunn of Pewamo, Mich, was
among last nights incoming passen-
gers. He registered at the CONNER
cial hotel.
Mrs. ]. NJ. Jamison of Grand Rapids
was among last nights arrivals from
the north who are stopping at the Ho-
tel Adams.
Ellis R. Ship. Olea Shipp and Mel
lie Shipp of Salt Lake City arrived in
Phoenix yesterday and are registered
at the Ford hotel.
Albert Russell, N L Cook, William
Buckingham and c. NJ. Sabin, all Chi
cago men, registered at the Hotel
Adams last night.
E. L. Rookie and Frank r. Kirk of
Sioux City are guests of the Hotel
Adams. They arrived on last nights
train from the north.
Peter Hamacker and Thomas Morgan
OF Madison, Wis, We're arrivals in
Phoenix yesterday. They are regis
tered at the Ford hotel.
James Shesgmen of New York, adj
vance agent for the James-Kidder
Hanford company, registered at the
Hotel Adams yesterday.
r. A. Irion of Pinal Ranch, one of
the prettiest places in the Pinal noun
tains, was in Phoenix yesterday a guest
of the Commercial hotel.
Walter Barkly and George Knouf of
Orillia, Ia, We're among the strangers
arriving here yesterday. They are reg
istered at the Commercial hotel.
Mrs. Hockaday and Josephine Hook
aday of Colorado Springs We're among
yesterdays arrivals here. They are
registered at the Commercial hotel.
DR.. D. c. Hinshaw, wife and daugh-
ter of Ridge Farm, ILL.,, were among
last nights arrivals from the north.
They are guests of the Hotel Adams.
Captain John H. Lord, attached to
General Kent's command in the COM
missary department, left last night for
the north after a stay of several days in
the city.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. Philip Connolly and
Mrs. r. H. Hayes-SadIer of Chicago
were among last nights incoming
passengers. They are guests of the
Hotel Adams.
Jacob, Edith, Gertrude and George
Maurer of Rushville, Ill, were among
the incoming passengers on last nights
S. F., P. & P. train. They are guests
of the Commercial hotel.
c. NJ. Shannon of Clifton, formerly
internal revenue collector for this dis
trict, arrived in the city on yesterdays
train from the south and is registered
at the Commercial hotel.
Mrs. V. c. Anderson and son, Quinn,