Arizona republican., 1893-07-25
TEMPE ECHOES.

yesterday.
 A warrant was sworn out yesterday for the arrest of we'll known citizen for using cuss words.
 Goodwin Bros., were repairing the street car line yesterday where 1t had suffered from the flood.
 The sprinkling carts are again on the streets, but as yet steer clear of the mud holes along Mill avenue.
 Every available grape picker went out yesterday morning to the vineyards around Tempe and Mesa. Lee Dunn has charge of the work oi picking carload.
 Geo. Reynolds, the congressman, who never sleeps, drove 10 Maricopa and re. turned on Sunday bringing in load of anxious passengers, among whom was Sheriff Drais of Florence.
 Several carloads of heavy machinery arrived yesterday for the Superstition camp. It will be unioaded and brand ed up as soon as possibly. The amount of stuff going to the camp would indi- cate that it is growing rapidly.
 Dr. Jones has two broken headed patients, one the lad that was thown from horse and the other, the man who ran against Antonio Setello. Both are doing Sell. Setillo has been ar. rested and will be tried today.
 The canals on the Sout Side are now all running brimtull of water and the farmers are utilizing the surplus to the best advantage. The late rains were timely as stock water in many local ities was growing little short.
 Owing to number of other enter tainments on the same evening the minstrel show on Saturday night failed to draw q crowd. The outfit eonsists only of one man and two boys armed with metailaphone banjo and guitar.
 Simultaneously on Saturday evening two infants were born on the South Side. In both cases ihe mother and child are doing well, while the fathers are seeking enchantment by placing an unusual distance between them and the little ones grandpss.
 Sixty head of fat cattle were brought down recently from the ronto Basin range, and another drove of larger are on tLe way. These cattle belong to Mrs. Thos. H. Graham, who IS going out of the cattle business as soon as prices justify selling.
 A numbe of Tempe people went over to witness the walk-over game Of baseball between Stringtown and Ph9- nix. The south side boys are proud oi the score of 19 to 4 and think that they can fix Tucson just as easily in the coming tournament next week.
 Death has again entered the home of Howard WoOds, this time claiming ihe little infant twin, the suryivor of the pair, the other living but few hours, In tbis their bereavement, MT. and Mrs. Woods have the sympathy Of every one in Tempe, for all know How ard.
 c. c. Carpenter of Fl Paso, and II. k. Brady of Kansas City, are in Tempe looking alter the interests of the Santa Fe, but more directly to superintend the adng and packing of an expert mental car of grapes to be shipped to Chicago under the care and control of that road.
 Charlie, the kid, well known in both Tempe and Phoenix, returned Sunday from rambling visit to the coast and northwest. His diary shows the usual number of adventures and indicates that at times he has dlned lrreg ularly but in the main had good time. He is quite anxious to reach Ph9nix and interview JPck BolaD, who stands as God father to the lad and is quite lber- al toward his ward.
 J. J. Arthur. w. A. Daggs and mother. Mrs. Col. Geo. Atkinson and Mrs. Thos. Graham and daughter, were outward hound passengers on the Sun day evenings train. MT. Arthur start ed for his home in New York. going via New Orleans; the Daggs go to Flag staff. after which w. A. will take in the east; Mrs. Atkinson to the coast and Australia later on, while Mrs. Graham will visit her late husbands relatives in Iowa and Illinois before go- ing to the worlds fair. She will be absent two months, unless called back sooner by the Tewksbury trial.