Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1893-09-05
TEMPE ECHOES.

ID. J. o. Leary. the San Francisco
journal OF Commerce representative is
an the city.
Several bicyclists from Phoenix visit
Cd the burg yesterday and then took q
spin up to Mesa.
DIR. s. @. Heinemsn, who has been
absent in California for several weeks,
returned yesterday.
The elite OF the Mexican population
are making elaborate preparations for
grand ball to be given the 10th OF this
month.
With the opening of the Normal
school the social season begins and we
may now look for series OF balls and
parties.
Miss Adine Bury 10 again with us
again after spending several pleasant
weeks rusticatIng in Minnehaha Flats.
She will attend the Normal this term.
Robert Goodwin Is laid up in bed
from injuries received by a mesquite
thorn penetrating his leg. Heis suffer
ing acutely from pain but expects to be
around again in few days.
Roscoe Walsworth has returned from
a trip to Chicago. The young man saw
everything that was on exhibition at
fhe fair, and says he has learned more
there than he could learn at school Tor
some time.
DIR. A. Trippell passed through Tenn
DO this morning en- route to the Phoe-
mix mine at which he has been appoint
ed superintendent. The doctor has for
several years been superintendent OF
the Old Dominion Copper Company at
Globe, and is an expert mining en-
gineer.
Fred Riley, who has for the past two
months had charge OF the branch store
of the Arizona Hardware Co, at Mesa
City, during the absence OF Henry
Eicheberger in the east, has returned
TO the company's store in this city.
His many friends are pleased to see
him in his accustomed place.
The Territorial Normal school opened
mp yesterday morning with very good
attendance OF pupils. The majority
are last term scholars but there are also
many new ones and In few days the
seating capacity OF the school will be
taxed to its utmost. The interest mani
tested in the school people throughout
faculty and they expect to have a much
larger attendance this year than the
previous term.
The Indians are having great time
across the river, the occasion being a
Luna dance MOON. Several hundred
Indians from the Sacaton agency have
arrived and combined with the valley
Indiane will participate in a dance
unique and highly interesting to those
who have never witnessed the like be-
fore. An Indian dances to music fur
nished by some rude instrument until
from sheer exhaustion he drops and his
place is taken by another until he too
falls and so on. Three days and nights
she dancing will be kept up.
Major R. Allyn Lewis arrived in the
city Saturday night and was the guest
of DR.. Chas. II. Jones, the assistant
surgeon OF the First battalion and
ranking as fret lieutenant. The major
gave Conn any G an inspection yester-
day morning and expressed himself as
being well pleased with the result and
complimented them highly. Much
credit is due Lieutenant Mullen, the
commanding officer OF the company, for
the able manner in which he has drilled
the boys. The major has fond hopes Of
the company being the best drilled
company in the territory at the rate
they are going. At the conclusion Of
the inspection yesterday three rousing
cheers we're given for Major Lewis with
great good will, as he is very popular
with the boys OF Company G.