Arizona republican., 1893-05-23
TEMPE NEWS.
Phoenix BorroWS Tempe Judi
 cial Machinery.
4 Case in Which 1t Is More lncon- venient to Be a Witness
 Than a Principal.

The I. O. O. F., meet in their hall to- night.
 Sam Purdy of Phoenix, took in the sights of Tempe yesterday.
 P. P. Daggs anl P. J. Myers drove over to Phoenix yesterday on business.
 The Good Templars initiated six can didates in their mysteries last Saturday night.
 A monster hay ride and picnic, is be. ing planned by our young people, for next Saturday evening.
 Miss Ella Sears, one of the popular young ladies of the North Side, is visit. ing at the home of Mrs. V. Griffith. She will remain here week.
 The society of morality and profanity was again in session yesterday on the porch of the Tempe hotel. MT. Sid Heavenrich won the silver medal.
 Active preparations are being made for an excellent program to be rendered Friday evening at the last general meeting of the normal society for the year.
 Fletcher Schureman returned from Gila Bend yesterday morning after an absence of week. Business is re- ported to be fair in that progressive town.
 day were: w. G. Reed, Chicago; J. Hollingberry, Los Angeles; w. s. Nor. ris, St. Louis; H. M. Todd, Prescott ; g. Nelson, Oakland.
 Prof. T. E. Dalton of Phoenix, and Mir. $. s. Blitz of Ann Harbor, Mich, spent very pleasant Sunday on the South Side. They are both very en- thusiastic over the present appearance and future prospects of the valley.
 Otto Butzer, the delegate from Tempe lodge No. 8 to the grand lodge l. 0. O.. F., recently assembled at Flagstaff, re- turned home yesterday after spending very pleasant time among the royal entertainers of Flagstaff and Prescott.
 Judge c. o. Austin left for Phoenix on Sunday to hold an inquest over the body of the unfortunate girl who was burned to death the other day. Both justices of Phoenix being absent, It was the duty of the nearest justice to hold the inquest.
 Tempe hotel guests yesterday were {: G. l.. Coburn. San Francisco; E. Gang, Phoenix k. II. Collier, San Francisco {; s. $. BIitz, Ann Harbor, Mich; T, F.. Dalton, Phoenix; G. II. Becker, PhG- nix; Mrs. F. Eisenbee, Phoenix i; Messrs. Code and PIall, Mesa.
 As a precaution against the recur- renee of an episode that happened in Mesa Sunday afternoon, one of our gem tlemen around town, should be sure that he has an engagement with @ young lady, before venturing to take her away from the sheltering arm of her protector.
 Wm. Arnett, accompanied by his wife and children, arrived from the Sacaton agency yesterday and will re- turn today. Mir. Arnett is clerk of the agency and has helped to materially make Sacaton what it is. He does not know who the next agent will be, neither has he hopes of re aiming his position as clerk longer than the end of June.
 Robert and James Goodwin returned from San Francisco yesterday morning after an absence of three weeks on busi. ness connected with the proposed Tempe & Mesa railroad They do not wish to make any statement for publi- cation for two or three days yet, as all the plans are not yet perfected. How ever, the road is an assured fact and grading may be expected to commence any day.
 An Wah, the Mongolian who wish ed to sever connection with himself, was taken to Ph9nix Saturday to undergo medical examination as 10 his being locoed. Alter making the attempt on his life he had to te constantly watched and guarded, as he was continually at tempting to light matches and wander about. Somebody asks if there is a provision in the Geary law for the de- portation of Chinese lunatics.
 While Chung Sing, the Chinaman accused of selling whisky to the In- dians, is at liberty awaiting his fourth trial, the poor Indians who bought the whisky are locked up in jail as wit nesses to await the pleasure of the court. Perhaps it is better so, because the Chinaman is not willing to close his business and jump the country, while the Indians if liberated would make themselves scarce.
 MT. and Mrs. A. G. Williams, of Casa Grande, were visitors in Tempe Sunday stopping at the home of the McNeils, the sisters and brothers of Mrs. Williams. Mir. Williams was for. mery county recorder of Pinal but is now the popular agent of the BIinn Lumber Co.,, at Casa Grande. He re. ports mining south of Casa Grande as very quiet at present, but as fall ap. breaches, developments will be pushed on what are considered some of the best mines in the west.