Arizona republican., 1892-03-19
REGULAR TEMPE NEWS. The Dog Case Was Compromised In
 the Courts Yesterday. WHAT A MUSCULAR CITIZEN DID. Fifteen Thousand Grape Cuttings Going Out on Ranch. News From the Police COurt-LOcal and General Items-Per-
 sOnal.
WHAT A MUSCULAR CITIZEN DID.
Special to TIE RRpuRLIcAN.

special 10 THE REPUBLICAN.
 TEMPE, Ariz., March lS.-H. L.. Chandler was over from Phoenix this morning.
 The dog killing case was compromised yesterday to the satisfaction of both parties.
 Last night one of our muscular citi- zens was out airing himself by walking along the railroad track, when his way was barred by Mexican who would not get out of the gentleman's way and wanted to dispute his rights of way. The muscular citizen promptly gave him black eve. The Mexican fell like log and the citizen went on in the even tenor of his way.
 Mrs. John Spooner was visiting in Lehi yesterday.
 John Spooner is preparing to set out on his ranch l5,000 grape cuttings and some five thousand choice fruit trees.
 Mrs. George Atkinson and Mrs. c. T. Hayden drove up to Jonesville yester- day to attend the grand banquet given to celebrate the tiftieth anniversary of the relief society. Mrs. Atkinson says that the Jonesville people are very hos pitable. A magnificent table was set to about two hundred people and all the productions of the Salt River valley in the way of edibles were abundantly provided. A good time was had by all who participated.
 The REPUBLICAN representative at Tempe visited Mesa yesterday and dur ing his stay gathered the following newsy items.
 Yesterday was holiday for the Mesa people. A grand banquet was held at tine church in the afternoon in celebra- ton of the fiftieth anniversary of the relief society.
 J. A. Cuber has opened up his new resort.
 A man answering to the name of Kitchens was fined $l7 yesterday by Justice Standage for disturbing the peace.
 Warren Barnett is erecting a hand- some fOur-room cottage.
 Mir. flakes, the genial proprietor of the flakes house says that Mesa is on the verge of boom-and one of those stayers. His hotel is crowded and he is forced to turn people away,
 Messrs. Sprague X Vernon have sold 'o party Oi niisSOuIldnc lIle NuIhlHS ranch.
 Prof. Netherton is making some fine Improvements on his town property and is shortly going to erect a business block on the main street.
 Geo. II. Peck is clearing section of land near Mesa to plant grain.
 D. C.. Hunter is proving up on his l60 acres of land and will soon plant to orange trees.
 George Schornick is planting 5000 orange trees on his place. Sylvester Wood is also going to set out 5000 orange trees.
 J. II. Barnett, the popular postmaster, IS setting out 300 orange trees on his ranch.
 J. II. Barnett is having erected a sub stantial brick drug store.
 Messrs. Castle S Watts have opened up carpenter and paint shop.
 A play will be given in the near future in the Mesa hall entitled Under the Laurels," by local talent, T. E. Flani- gan taking the part of heavy william and Vim. F.. Watts as the commedian.
 A dance for the old folks was held at the Mesa hall last night, and tonight the young people have their turn.
 NJ. Dennison and brother, of Denver, Colo, were in Mesa few days since and went to look at some mines in the Super stitious mountains. They are negotiat- ing for the Ed. Jones claim which is said to be rich one.