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

R.O. Greaves. the genial barber, is
ON the sick list.
Gene Augleman and A. J. Peters
spent Sunday in Phoenix.
L. Salter, bookkeeper for the Con-
solidated Canal company, was in
Tempe yesterday morning on his
wheel.
W. II. Smith, the prosperous under
taker, of Phenlx, and Rev. Elliott,
pastor OF the Spanish branch of the M.
E. church, south, were in Tempe yes
terday the guests of Rev. Roberts.
DIR. F. j. Hart and wife returned
Sunday morning from their eastern
trip. The doctor has not taken va
cation for several years and looks much
improved by the rest.
Mrs. TrimbEe and family OF ella
Bend, have moved to Tempe and taken
up their residence in one of the Hay
den houses. Lack of room and empty
houses seems to be the only drawback
at present.
There is apparently a Pabst beer
famine in Phoenix. At midnight on
Sunday night wagons were in Tempe
hauling beer from the stock stored
away by Jos. Thalheimer to replenish
the empty Ice chests in the capital
city.
G. R. Wiliscraft, the foundryman
and machinist of Phoenix, went to Mesa
yesterday to over haul the big dredge
boat for the Consolidated. Within a
few weeks work will be actively pushed
on both the Consolidated and Highland
canals.
The baseball game played here last
Saturday was the first of a series of
three games to be played between Mesa
and Tempe. 1t was neck and neck dur
ing the first few innings but the super
ior generalship displayed by the Tempe
boys enabled them to easily bag their
game. The score is highly creditable
and shows that both clubs are profit
Gent on the diamond. The result was
10 to in favor Of Tempe with an in
ming to spare.
George Compton has returned from
Solomonv1lle bringing Lazaro Vejar, q
Mexican, accused of horse stealing.
Lazaro was captured by T. B. Montigo,
a Mexican farmer living few miles
south Of Tempe, and owner of the horse
that was stolen. 1t seems the only way
to capture these thieves is to deputize
the loser Of property, as this is the
second case within month where
horsethieves have been apprehended in
this manner.
W. G. Armstrong and Geo. Reynolds
went duck hunting yesterday and as q
result of the expedition the sleepless
expressman took an unexpected plunge
in Salt river Woody had better luck
however and killed three birds. He
brought them TO the Gregory house tc
have them prepared for dinner but the
steward informed him that the owl:
were rather poor eating besides it re
quired too much fuel to cook them
The young Nimrod thought they were
mallards.
Three men were arrested yesterday
for removing a few rods of fence thai
belonged to Morgan Ellingsen. The
fence was zig-zagged so as to cover 6
portion of the ditch and take in some
stock water. The directors of the cana
gave the order to have the fence moved
and the zanjero sent three men to dc
= the work. These laborers were pulled
up and will be tried next Monday I'M
der the charge of malicious mischief
The arrest apparently was made, not sc
much to harrass the men who did the
work of removal, as a desire on the
part OF the principals to get together il
q legal mill and test the question of the
right to fence a ditch. The case viii
be an interesting one and its result
will be awaited with considerable in
terest.