Arizona republican., 1893-05-09
TEMPE NEWS,
A Doctor Scientific iN More
 Senses Than Ono.
A Bicyclist Takes a Header Into the Canai.-A Disturbing Element
 From Phcenix.

One of our prominent phys;ciars showed his puglistic 2roclivities in e marked degree Saturday afternoon. A man under the influence of bug juice wished to test the rebounding qualities of the doctors proboscis, but made q miserable failure O. tGe attempt. The pill roller let oat direct from ths shoulder and the cloud of dust that maiestically raised itself into the air twenty fee: away was sufficient proof that the blow struck borne. The ma0 lay unconscious for fully two minutes, when the doctor thocghi it was time to bring him to. The knoCkont bad the effect of snbering the man, who grace fnlly hetook himself to a pump to wash the blood from bis mouth.
 The baby of Mir. and Mrs. J. M Brooks is reported much better.
 Chas. ". Taylor is again at his post of duty and promises rot 10 get ill again.
 Dr. A. Taylor, of San Frarcisco. is in the city, the guest ot the Rev. and Mrs. c. P. Wilson.
 The furniture store is reported to have charged bands, but nothing def nite as yet has been learned of the transaction.
 Among the numerous cars of ner- chanolse that were brought in on yes- terday's Irain, were three cars of lurI- ber for the Blinn Lumber company.
 G. II. Schumsn, the genial hotel man , of Prescott, was visitor to OUT beauti- ful city last Sunday. This IS his first visit in two years and he expresses him self as delighted with the place.
 Gregory house arrivals yesterday were: ". E. Pomerov, Mesa; q. II. Schuermsn, Prescott; J. Duke, Pres colt; Geo. E. Maxwell, St Louis; A. S. Newman, EI Paso; NJ. A. Montgomery, Los Angeles;
 E. F. Barrowdale is having his com fec;ionery and ice cream parlor refitted aud repanted for the summer rush. Tempe's young people can consume more ice cream in proportion to their avoirdupo;s than any other town in the territory.
 E3. Karls, the popular young clerk of the l., W. Bllnn Lumber company. has resigned his positinn and will cast his lOs @i,n the T"yio 1i0thcis nt tie Mormon Grl mine on Cave Greek. 1. l.. Morse, who has been with the Blinn Lumher company before, will till the vacancy.
 The following Sunday autographs ap. pear on lhe Tempe hotel register: J. Wiley Hsrrls, city; J. F. McKinnie, Tucson; R. II, Washington, Denver, Colo Chas. Edward Major, G. G. Hughes. T. E. Irvine, Lizzie Bogg and Bella White, Phoenix; k. W. Baum, Chicago; Frank Mosher. Denver.
 The baby of Dr. and Mrs Hyde is sui fering from brain fever and IS not ex- pected to live. Drs. Scott Hel n, Ancil Martin and Mcintyre of Phenlx: Dr. A. Taylor of San Francisco and Dr. c. II. Jones of Tempe, are in attendance and doing all that medical skill can do for the little sufferer.
 The lecture on "The Religion of the Bible' by the Rev. Clark Braden at the M. E. church Sunday evening was well attended bv an appreciative audience. MT. J. II. Harris rendered some very pretty cornet sol ,s during the evening. Rev. Braden will lecture every evening this week at the same place on various subjects, so those desiring 10 hear Q good speaker should embrace the oppoi- tunity.
 The Gazette reporter came to grief Sunday evening in manner below the station of war correspondent. Messrs. Heavenrich and Coburn were returning from Mesa in buggy when Mr. Gazette hove in sight on bicycle. He was anxious for race to Tempe and was ac- commodatcd. While casting side ulan..s tho ipcop,ip1 taa,, ho o,, cidentally took a sweep of the bridge of the southern extension of the Tempe canal into the water. Owing to the sOftness of the ripples. he only suffered wet dampness and was brought home shock from which it has not yet re. covered.
 The Good TemplaIs turned out ia large numbers last Saturday night to witness the installation of officers for the ensuing term and partake of a re- past of ice cream, cake and other good things that were gotten up by willing and generous hands for the occasion. The lodge shows a heavy growth during the past quarter, having initiated twelve into the mysteries of Good Templary The officers installed bv D. G. C. IT,, C. Q. Austin, were F. c. T., Joe Bircbett; c. T., Maggie Nelson; V. T., Julia Nichols; O., H. B. Moore; S., l.. c. Austin; A. S.. Jennie Steele; F. S., Wm. Price; T., George Holmsby; M.. !. w. Harris; D. M., May Austin; G., Wm. Knight; S., W. l.. Van Horn; S. J. T., Mrs. J. w. Johnson.
 Three tonsorial artists came over from Phenix to Tempe on Sun iay evening to see the sights and one of them came near getting a sight of the beautiful in. terior of our jail. Alter satisfying themselves that getting drunk was the proper thing to do. one of them pro. ceeded to paint Sonora town vivid carmine but the proceedings were promptly nipped in the bud by Con. stable Fellows, who arrested the gentle man and brought him down town. He seemed 30 stupidly drunk that the con. stable left him in the care of man while he hunted up his deputy for the keys of the jail from him. The guard must have fallen asleep because the prisoner was safely on the road to Ph,e- . l.