Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1892-04-24
AT TEMPE.
NswsY BUpGEr FROM THE SOUTH
SIDE.
Several Car Loads OF live stock Sent Out
The "News" will Build-Personal
Notes and Social Gossip.

Special to THE REPUBLICAN.
TEMPE, Ariz. April 23.-The threaten
ing aspect OF Salt river crossing Friday
evening served to prevent attendance 81
Tempeans at the military ball in your
city, but the somewhat imprompt ball
given here that evening in Peters hall
was so thoroughly enjoyable as to quite
efface regrets that Phoenix was beyond
our reach.
The large brick addition to the store
of John s. Armstrong is nearing COM
pletion and supplies his growing need
for more room for the present.
The News will shortly break ground
for an addition to its present building,
which is found too small to accommo-
date the increased demands OF the paper.
Hubbard Moore has just returned
from trip to Prescott in the interest OF
Fred Houghs' creamery and reports a
a good trip, though somewhat marred
in comfort by the snow fall OF Monday
near there.
The name Of w. f. Shaw, San Fran.
cisco, adorns the register Of the Tempe
hotel as late arrival.
Chas. n. Taylor, the popular and en-
ergetic manager for the l.. w. Blinn
Co., at this place, spent yesterday in
Mesa on business.
Robt. Scott, OF Scott Bros, the lead
ing sheepmen of Apache county, was a
caller in town yesterday.
Last nights train took out several
Il L.. q trat.xtt hara
signed to San Bernardino and Tucson.
The shipment to the latter place was OF
sheep by Daggs Bros, who are supply
ing the market for mutton at that point.
The enterprise of THE REPUBLICAN in
providing early morning delivery OF the
daily to su bscribers here is favorably
commented OH.
Schultz & Franklin, the live ilumigra-
ton solicitors, are bnsily engaged in
preparing a new "folder" illustrative OF
the valleys great resources, which is to
be used in filling contracts under the
Bowen-Ferry canal scheme.
j. G. and X. G.. Goodwin left Monday
evening for California on pleasure and
business interests.
Emory Miller's smiling countenance
will be missed from your city today ;
Temples classic wales supplying an at.
traction for his presence with US. What
Oh, yes; he's visiting mis- brother, Curt.
W., the News man.
Prof. X. +. Ganong, botanical inspec-
tor at Harvard, with Il. Blaschka, a
German gentleman of leisure and scien-
tiic attachments, registered since Mon
day from Cambridge, Mass, continued
their journey last night Californiaward.
The gentlemen are delighted with the
field here presented to botanists and
were eminently successful in the par
ticular line followed here-that OF COM
parison OF desert plant life with sue
ceeding plant life as induced and modl-
fed by irrigation. Though they consid-
cred the question merely from a philo-
sophical standpoint their researches
will be useful in economical senses also.
see that the Gazette in its report OF
the proposed amendment to the Arizona
funding bill, as considered in the senate
the 10Th, fails to state that the Hon.
Marcus is responsible for the clause
which provides that the bonds shall be
payable in gold. The fact that the self
styled monarch Of weeklies, the Exam
liner, has large circulation in Arizona
may not be 80 soul-satisfying to "our
Mark" when he realizes how many 10
his silver constituents may see in its
last issue how he stands on the silver
question, practically considered in the
interest Of Wall street.