Arizona republican., 1893-06-27
TEMPE NEWS.
A Young Lady Stung by {
 Scorpion.
A YaquI Indian Supplies Ills Pima Brethren With FIrewater
 and Goes to Jail.

Jose Juan Reina, whose sportiye name if transalated to English, would be Joseph John Queen, plead guilty of ceiling four bits worth oi whiskey to IndIans, and was given thirty days under the court house clock in fhGnix. He is Yaqui Indian and a native of Sonora having been in Arizona but ons month. He said he had been told it was unlawful to sell or give liquor to Indians but he had in this instance only acted as their agent and charged no commission for his trouble. When frst arrested he seemed uneasy about his little boy, lad of eight melon harveste, but later on it was ascertain. ed that the little fellow had gone 10 tho reservation and was now under the sheltering tepee of squaw who Is ''prima ermana" of the prisoner. He fled to the reservation because the oiii. cers suggested sending him to Indian school at Phoenix. Two Pimas were placed in jsil and held as witnesses but were liberated after the case was called ia Judge Austin's court. Another man is now suspected and will probably be arrested today for the same offense. Scarcely day passes that some ot. the
 
 way of procuring the liquor is by hiring . Mexican bootlegger to buy It for them.
 J. w. Magoffin, the itinerant freight and passenger agent of the Texas X Pacific railway Co.,, spent Sunday and Monday in Tempe and left for Phoenix by the afternoon stage. In company with Curt Miller and MT. Hill he visited the Mesa country on Sunday and was we'll pleased with the resources of this section of the territory.
 The boys of company c. N. G. A. are now happy as their rifles and parapher- nalia of modern warfare have arrived in good condition. The buxle call will now be heard regularly on Thnrsday evenings and no doubt drill will be more interesting since the habiliments of military life decorate their manly forms.
 Mrs. s. l.. Blair, daughter of Cci. Geo. Atkinson, arrived in Tempe on Sunday morning from Globe, where che has for some time been visiting her sister, Mrs. Dr. Collins. Her brother, Frank Atkinson, met her at Marieopa.
 Cartiedge brOs., oi kyrene, have killed three mad dogs during the past week. One was shot while entering the door of Brooks residence in pur. suit of the little children who had been piaying in the yard.
 Miss Jean Brothers was stung on Sun day morning by scorpion. The poisonous little animal is dead while the young lady survives and was yesterday engaged as usual keeping books at the Bank of Tempe.
 The irrepressible Geo. Price stopped over on Sunday morning and sent the train to Phenix with Conductor Budge. In the afternoon hs went to Phoenix with Gene Angleman.
 Gene Angleman, manager of the Gang wholesale liquor house of Tempe went to Phoenix yesterday for the first time since locating at this place.
 Officers were sent for on Sunday to quell an impending riot in Sonora town but upon their arrival, peace was re- stored and no one hurt.
 Charlie Woolf is much better at pres. ent and his speedy recovery is hoped for by his many friends.
 K. D. Miller of TIE REPUBLICAN, Sundayed with his brother Curt Miller of the Tempe News.