Arizona daily citizen., 1901-08-23
Items Of the Day Of
Personal Menti0n.

Mr.. II. Anderson OF Ell Paso. left for
San Jose, California, last night.
| J. NJ. Castanada Benson hotel man
is stopping at the San Augustine.
Donald MacFarlane OF Casa Grande ia
at the San Augustine.
Chas. f. Barnhart OF Tucson is regis.
tered at Hotel Sheldon, Ell Paso.
Johnnie Dubors left for Schultz on
this mornings Oracle stage.
Mrs Joe Brown of Tombstone stopped
at the San Augustine last night ON her
way to the coast.
City Recorder Nat Hawke, who was
laid up yesterday with stomach trouble,
is again on duty at the city hall.
Prof. Corson, the dancing teacher,
has gone to Tucson, where he will re-
main for some time.--Bisbee Review.
Mr.. W. A. White, of Naco, who has
been staying at the San XaYier, went to
Los Angeles last night.
Cornelia +. Angula, OF Florence,
| formerly clerk in o local mercantile
esta ablishment. is registered at the Dc.
cidentaI.
Mr.. $. W. Sutherland, proprietor OF
the Occidental Hotel, left last night on
number nine for California. He is ex-
pected to return in few days.
+. s. Spilsburg, New York mining
man. stopped at the San Augustine be-
tween trains. He has been in Mexico
ON mining business.
Ii. J. Jennings OF Swingle's Ranch
near Dudleyyille left on the Mammoth
stage this morning. He has been yisit.
ing in San Francisco.
II. P. Lewis representing the National
Metal Co. is registered at the San Augu-
stine. Mr.. Lewis looks after extensive
interests in Mexico.
MIR. ii. S. Campbell and N. C. Wilson
have left for trip to the Catalinas 60
ing by way of the Canada del Oro. They
will visit the Catalina Copper camp and
spend some time on Mt. Lemon.
MIR. Oscar S Rice came in yesterday
from Willow Springs and took the even
ing train for Los Angeles. He will spend
a month at Long Beach and return to
ba uuJnfap i'm Tuaaan
Fred Mullen, a mining man well
known in Tucson, stopped herem last
night on his way from Harqua Hala to
New Mexico, where he will look over
some mining property with a view to
purchase,
Peter Etchels, OF Helyetia, has been
visiting in Tucson for couple OF days.
He is an old Tucson boy having come
here with his parents when child He
is employed by the Helvetia company
in their miner.
Mr.. A. J Fink has returned from a
two months trip east spent in buying
goods for his department of l.. Zecken-
dorf x Co. Mr.. Fink visited the mark
ets of Boston, New York and Philadel-
phia.
Mr.. 4. Duncan, train master for the
Tucson division OF the Southern Pacific,
was confined to his bed yesterday by a
slight indisposition. lie was sitting up
this morning and expects to be at his
office tomorrow as usual,
B. A. WorthIngton, superintendent OF
the Tucson division of the Southern Pa
cific left last night in his private car for
Los Angeles to meet his family who are
returning from visit to San Francisco.
They will make their future home in
Tucson.
f. j. Dodge, Geo. Bronson and ]. B. |
Rood returned to Oracle this morning.
Dodge and Bronson will shortly leave
for their mining claims in the Galiuro
IN Mountains where they contemplate
doing some development work. Mr..
Rood manages the Augora Goat Co., at
Oracle.
J. McAvoy, assistant engineer OF the
$. z. has been busily employed on the
road for nearly week experimenting
the work of strengthening and repair
ing the track, weakened by the recent
heavy rains. The tracks are now in fair
shape and Mr.. McAvoy Is expected
home touorrow or Sunday