Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1893-10-22
TEMPE ECHOES.

Several town lots have been sold re-
centiy in Tempe and some building will
be done in the near future.
8. Burger, who has for the past
month been in Tempe for his health,
left last evening for Los Angeles.
G. W. Miller and wife and Mrs. M. G.
He'll, went fishing back of the buttes
On Friday afternoon. They made a
good catch.
Fred White of the Cactus factory,
will 60 today to the Red butte up the
river on prospecting tour to be alb
sent q few days.
W. Frakes, the Phoenix liveryman,
and his accomplished daughter. Miss
Carrie, were in town yesterday visiting
their many friends.
Juana Contreras, a young lady OF
Spanish birth, died at the residence OF
her parents yesterday morning in East
Tempe. The malady was peritonitis.
C. D. Murphy, proprietor of the
Gregory house. has sufficiently recov-
ered from his sudden and severe at
tack as to be able to be up a part of the
Eime.
A party of young people went to the
country for hay ride on Friday night.
They were entertained by Mrs. Niles
Peterson at their elegant country resi-
dence, three miles southwest OF town.
A. L. Moon, the polished solicitor of
the Los Angeles Times, who has for the
past three days been looking up bust
mess on the South Side, left last evening
for Casa Grande to view the ancient
ruins.
Miss Josie Carroll held the position
of cashier of the Farmers and Mer-
chants bank yesterday during the alb
sent of Dodson, the cashier, who is
looking after his mining properties in
the Superstition camp.
s. G. Fly, of Tombstone, photo
Krapher, who has for the past few days
been in Phoenix with view of locating
there was neighboring with his old
friends in Tempe who formerly resided
in the great silver camp.
Dawson & Franklin, of the Reception,
Phoenix, have placed tiger on exhi-
bition at the Gregory house, somewhat
similar. but older and stronger than
the one brought in by Patsy McQuil'
ken, that came to grief so suddenly.
A telegram from Florence announces
that W. E. Guild, the telegraph opera
tor at that place is very low with
typhoid fever. DIR. Jones was sum-
mOned and at noon yesterday he started
ACROSS lots for Florence accompanied by
Nat, son of Mr.. Guild. who is attend
ing the normal school.
Miss Mollie Long of Mesa, was visit.
ing in Tempe yesterday. From later
reports her loss at Florence is not sc
heavy as was first thought, as come Of
the wings of the building were not en-
tirely destroyed and the insurance OF
$500 will cover good share of the
aoss to the building. The hotel will be
rebuilt.
e. G. Mclaughlin and wife arrived
yesterday morning from Denver, com
ing via San Francisco. Mr.. McLaugh
lin comes equipped with everything
necessary to establish complete lab
orstory and will do the assaying fol
Sullivan & Hall at the Mammoth anG
other properties they own at Goldfeld
Geo. Reynolds, the sleepless express
man, took them out to their destina
fion.
hon. A. y hltter, WHO went 10 Uolu'
field recently to try the dry washer
method of placer mining, has returned
to Tempe and will now visit the Weaver
district where gold in sand is plentiful
The placer claims appear to be all 10
Gated in the Superstition, one company
alone holding 120 acres. The only
available place Mr.. Ritter could fine
near Goldfeld was small claim o. rich
dirt owned by three tenderfeet. HI
opened negotiations with them bu
when the first painful of gold wat
shown them they became wild as to it,
value and refused to allow anyone tt
even test the dirt for fear some of thu
wealth would be stolen.