Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1893-10-26
The South Side.|
Tempe and Mesa.
TEMPE ECHOES.
John Caravan is again in Tempe
hooking after his cattle

John Caravan is again in Tempe
looking after his cattle.
FL. Fl. Mcneil, business manager of
the Mcneil company, of Phoenix, was
On the south side yesterday on his
monthly Welt.
@. B. Atwood returned yesterday
morning from Tucson, where he has
been making annual proof on desert
claim near Arizola.
Mrs. Al Young came to town yester-
day and will hereafter remain at the
Tempe hotel, where her husband is en-
ployed at the head of the culinary de-
partment.
Several mining men are in from the
Black Water mines and each brings
flattering report of the camp, backed
by fine samples of glittering gold. The
camp is one of great promise and will
be good feeder for Tempe.
There has not been a quarrel in
Tempe for more than week over the
water question. While water is as
plentiful az the sands of the desert the
subject lie still a sacred one and must
be handled with gloves and skill.
Much interest is taken In the coming
military election and the friends of the
several candidates are crowding their
favorites vigorously. One thing no.
noticeable, however, is that perfect
good feeling prevails and not mem
Der of the company will complain at
the result.
Anyone paying strict attention to the
railway travel at present will notice
that the eastbound train for Maricopa
carries but few passengers, while the
morning train coming into the valley
is we'll laden. The balance of travel is
decidedly in favor OF the valley.
Business in every avenue of trade
seems to be on the increase in Tempe.
The prospect for an immediate settle
ment of all claims against the Consoli-
dated Canal company, together with the
fact that they will soon have a large
force at work, is having its effect.
After November 1 Roma Root will be
the Tempe correspondent of THE RE-
PUBLICAN. The business department
will remain at present under the direct
supervision of the Phoenix Office and
the South Side news will, as in the
past, continue to be an important feat
ure of The REPUBLICAN.
W. G. Deputy was in town again yes
terdav looking after officers to arrest
three more Indians supposed to be i'm
plicated in stealing his barrel of wine.
OF the eighty-fve bucks on the branch
reservation not one was able to walk a
chalk-line. The thirty-fve gallons
were used in two hours.
The question of inaugurating train
ing or preparatory department in con-
nection with the Normal school is be-
ing seriously considered, and the only
objection raised at present is the lack
of room. Mre. W. M. Grifiths, lady
who has had years of experience in
preparatory work, has been agitating
the proposition and it is not improb-
able that temporary adobe building
will be erected for that purpose. While
the Normal is a great factor in hitting
pupils for active life, it is a great ad
vance step to have the requisite qualif-
cations for entering the school, together
with the faculty of being able to study
intelligently.
The Arlington market receives con-
Segment of fresh fish every Friday
morning.
The Tempe hotel is the place to board
where you can get spring chicken for
breakfast.