Arizona republican., 1893-05-12
TEMPE ECHOES.

Boon Lewis is Tn Phoenix attending to jury duty.
 R. M. Robertson is again at his post in Hayden's establishment, after a short illness.
 Messrs Peterson and Wing, two of Meea's substantial citizens, were visi. tors to the butte city yesterday.
 The baby of Mir. and Mrs. J. M. Brooks is entirely out of danger and a speedy recovery is now looked for.
 Attorneys McCabe of Tempe and Woodward of Ph9nix, drove over to Florence yesterday on legal business.
 The Normal Zetetic society meets at the normal this evening and pleasant time is anticipated. Visitors are ln- vited by any member of the society.
 Mrs. Perry Wildman is in receipt of a letter from her husband in San Fran. cisco, stating that he is rapidly regain. ing his former good health and Will soon be entirely well.
 Complaint is made by one of our leading merchants that he cannot ob- tain sufficient cars from the railroad in which to ship the great quantity ot hay and grain that must be delivered soon.
 The Rev. Clark Braden will deliver his last lecture here Saturday night, so those who have not as vet heard the gentleman speak, should avail them selves of the Op oortunity as he leaves for Phoenix Sunday.
 Robt. Bowen has returned from San Diego to look after his extensive cattle interests in the valley. He says busi- ness is fair on the coast and expresses himself in glowing terms at the future outlook of this valley.
 The Tempe hotel and the Gregory house are each to have a new register. MT. Fred A. Hines, representing the California Register company of San Francisco, is in town compiling list of advertisers for the registers.
 The following arrivals were register ed at the Gregory house yesterday Jno. A. Coleman, Mesa; Lee Brizzee, Mesa; B. A. Fickas, Phoenix; T. E. Flannigan, Mesa; NJ. Heravath, Phe- DIX; D. S. Wallace, St. Louis; M. A. Merrill, Chicago.
 A change of venue was granted to Contractor Farnum by Judge c. o. Austin in the suit of H. w. Ryder vs Farnum. It will be tried before Judge Frank B. Austin sometime next week. The suit if for the payment of um. Der bill alleged to have been purchased from the plaintiff, H. w. Rider.
 Only five weeks remain before the normal closes for the summer and the graduating class is making active pre-, parations for the commencement exer. cises which take place the last Friday of the term. The program promises tc eclipse the attempts of former years SC a real treat may be expected.
 Tempe hotel guests yesterday were l.. c. Bennett, Niles, Gala; J. II. Pin mel and Ed. D. Woodbury, Phoenix; L. Salter and T. F.. Pomeroy, Mesa; Mrs k. k. Davis, El Dorado, Kan; R. K Hutchinson. San Francisco; k. D French. St. Joseph, Mo; 5. P. Barklev San Francisco; H. l.. Wilson and H Griffin, Phoenix; P. P. Daggs. City: R A. Allen, Los Angeles, Cal: k. M Curtis. Logan, Utah; Fred A. Hines San Francisco; J. K. Urmston, Lo, Angeles; J. B. Woodward, Phoenix Wm. Barnett, Mesa; Robt. Bowen San Diego.
 The flight of Mesa man was prompt ly headed off Wednesday night by Con stable Fellows. He received tele phone message from Mesa authoritie to arrest certain individual who hat intentions of taking the train fo points unknown to his numerou creditors in Mesa City, so withou further delay he overhauled the gentle man just as he was congratulating him self that he would soon be 6 scare article Tn the community. Constab. Fellows promptly telephoned to Mes that he had the prisoner and inside C an hour, Constable Chas. Lewis c Mesa was driving homeward with tn prisoner.
 Frank H., the pacing and trottin staIlion, owned by E. w.. Wilson, I \ now in stud at the Tempe Livery stable He was bred in Illinois, sired by Co Hare, by Attorney, by Harold. tn ns~ <f n.. s~N