Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1892-02-04
TALKED OF In TEMPE.
Review of the Remarkable Advance
of the Town.
SCHOOL TEACHERS EMPLOYED.
The Mountains are Covered With
Beautiful Snow.
Latest Concerning the Meteor and
Personal and Newsy Chat
of General Interest.
SCHOOL TEACHERS EMPLOYED,

During the past year Tempe has ad-
vanced beyond the most sanguine ex-
pectations and is now considered one Of
the most beautiful towns in the terri
tory, and it justly earns the reputation
il has gained for itself. Situated as it
Is in the midst OF rich farming coun-
try where every facility is at hand for
the transportation of our renowned
fruits and cereals to all points.
There has also been a noticeable in
crease in the attendance OF the public
school-two more teachers than former
ly being necessary to instruct the young.
During the past few months, several
Kansas families have moved TO this val
ley under the management OF Schultz x
Franklin, and all are so well pleased
with the valley that not one could be
found under any circumstances to ex-
change the mild climate OF this valley
for the cold weather and bleak winds OF
the east.
Schultz & Franklin made the follow
ing real estate transfers during the past
week: Lots - and so, consideration,
5000; three lots in block q for 1926, and
% acre tract half mile from town
center for $500. Monday thew closed
the sale for the ne. OF sec. 50, twp.
H., T. @. to John Van Tuyl for $500
and 3. OF sw. sac. 10, twp. n, r..
e. TO Wm. Censor for $3.50.
Robert Carley reports that the Next
cans living along the river bank were
badly scared by the meteOric display on
Monday night, as they took il for n
warning from the Arizona dam that a
food was coming. They Immediately
commenced moving their household fur
niture to high ground.
1t also has the advantage of the ter
ritorial normali school which il under
the able supervision OF Professors Reed
and Stormant, who have taken such an
unusual interest in the management OF
the school that they have more scholars
than any OF their predecessors have had
during their terms.
Tempe hotel arrivals. H.. Good
rich, Phenix; w. 7. Eaton, Mesa; L..
w. Blinn, Los Angeles; c. A. Hooper,
San Francisco; Wilson Il. Levy, Los
Angeles; G.. j. Chandler and wife,
Phoenix; j. Weigham, city.
Six members of the tramp fraternity
were arrested last night by Constable
Gallardo for vagrancy. They were ar
RANGED before Judge Forsee this morn
ing, and he gave them short notice to
leave town.
The mountains seem 10 be covered
heavily with snOw-as seen from this
place-and there is but little doubt but
that the Salt river will have considera.
bic water in il in the course OF few
days.
Harry Yeager and family left yester-
day morning for Arroyo Grande, Cal.
where they will reside in the future
Their many friends will wish, them luck
in their new home.
The meteor which was seen here last
Monday night startled several people
and they thought that the HAYDEN
Touring mill had fallen down TO Judge
by the noise.
Miss 5. Il. Springer, OF San Jose, is
visiting her brother Chas. Springer anG
his wife at this place.
!. Z. b. McCabe is erecting new stock
yards N the depot capable OF holding
1000 head of cattle.
q. o. Francisco, representing the
Cudshy Packing company, was il
Tempe yesterday.
J.. w. Blinn and Geo. w. Hooper are
in Tempe looking after their many in
terests.
c. c. Griffin arrived in Tempe iron
Globe Thursday night.
II. f. Laird, is having his saloon re
modelled and painted.
b. L, Never. OF III Paso. is registered
at the Gregory hotel.
Jack Halbert's youngest child is sicR
with la grippe.
w. p. Eaton came down from Mess
Tuesday.