Arizona republican., 1893-08-19
TEMPE ECHOES,

Tom Ferguson has accepted aposition
ms waiter at the Gregory house.
Filing Olsen is the father OF ten
pound child Of the male persuasion.
Hans Herlick OF Phoenix, who arrived
recently from trip to the coast, was in
Tempe yesterday.
Mrs, Andrew Nelson is now able to
sit up most Of the time and has passed
the critical pc Rod.
Two drunken Indians were arrested
yesterday and they will give the name
of the man who violates the law by
selling them liquor.
Jose Nevard, the half-breed lad that
had his head crushed by colliding with
o vegetable wagon, after which he slept
two weeks, lie now able to talk tor the
first time in month. He is rapidly
recovering.
The Salt river took q sudden rise OF
three feet on Thursday afternoon.
Hunsaker's stage crossed to the Ph9-
nix side but the others did not dare
make the trip. The same team crossed
this morning.
Winchester Miller. an old timer and
one OF the best known men on the
South Side, is very low with inflamma-
ton OF the stomach and his life is de-
SPARED of by the attending physician,
a. we'll as his friends.
The ladies' band is fast arriving at
the point where the music discoursed is
becoming pleasing to the ear, no doubt
they will shortly overcome their tim
idity and favor the expectant public
With enhancing music.
The increased travel between Mesa.
Tempe and Phoenix has resulted in the
esta blishment OF another stage line,
making three daily stages both ways
between the terminal points. The new
four-horse stage.
Tempe is now awakening to the fact
that Autumn is almost here and plans
are being formulated to take care OF the
immigration that will shortly flood the
town and valley. No section OF the
valley understands better than those
interested here how to do this.
Nicholaus Zubrod was called on
Thursday evening to stand trial for
wife beating, but stood the officers of
on the plea that he was too much AZ
ficted with rheumatism to walk to the
Office for trial. He took walk for ex-
ercise few hours later. Zubrod is
rather too foxy for the officers at pres
ent.
Willie Goodwin met with 9 painful
accident on Thursday evening. He
lighted a skyrocket, when suddenly
the fiame covered his hand and for a
moment paralyzed it 80 that it required
T. L. 10 al
it from the Haring explosive. The
hand was badly burnt, tw fingers being
almost roasted.
A Yaqui girl about years of age
was brought to DIR. Jones' office yester
day to have handful OF shot extracted
from her arm and shoulder. 1t seems
q farmer living near the ice factory was
out hunting and took shot in the di'
rection OF the humble cottage where
the child lived, with the result above
stated. So far the careless Nimrod ha,
not appeared on the scene to repair
damages.
Since the equipments for the boys Of
Company G have arrived, there hal
been very good attendance at drills
Last night, about thirty-fve member
of the company we're present at the
military plaza. and went to the manual
of arms very creditably, and to the ad
miration Of the fair sex, Of whom Their
were many present, and also in a man
ner which reflected considerable credit
upon Lieutenant Mullen, who in tn,
absence of Captain Monck, is the CO
msnding officer, and who is drill mas
ter, is all that could be desired. Tn,
boys are very anxious to become prof
cient in drill so as to be able to make {
good showing when the regiment holds
its encampment at Tucson. The am
munition and target will shortly arriv,
and the soldier boys will spend m Icl
time at target practice, go as to be abi
to hold competition shooting mattel
with Company B of Phoenix. G. p
Borrowdale has been appointed a cor
poral, vice Chas. Mullen, who has beer