Arizona republican., 1893-04-21
TEMPE ECHOES.

The Tempe board of trade meets to-
night in specie session.
7. B. McCabe is expected back from
San Francisco this morning.
l.. j. Woods, the live insurance man
of Phoenix, was in town yesterday.
NJ. B. Fleishman of Phoenix. was cir
culating among his numerous friends
yesterday.
Judge J. ID. Bethune again spent YES
terday in the capital arguing the Daggs
land case.
Don't fail to attend the entertain.
ment at the Baptist church this even
ing for the benefit OF the reading room.
A string of hats in front of the tleine
man q Gill store turned up missing
yesterday morning, having been eX-
posed to the weather all night.
Mrs. 9. L. HAYDEN entertained a
, party of friends Wednesday evening at
her residence in the country, \ very
enjoyable time is reported by those pre-
sent.
Tempe il getting to be quite musical
OF late. Almost every evening music Of
some sort j. heard which stODs the mid
night traveller and causes an inquiry as
to who are the accomplished musicians
and why all this revery?
r. q. and jim Goodwin, our future
railway magnates, left hurriedly for
Globe yesterday, which would indicate
that the proposed railroad to Mesa will
in all likelihood be extended 20 the
prosperous mining camp at Globe.
The Gregory house register shows the
following arrivals: J. ID. Smiley, San
Francisco; Nose Drachman. Tucson ;
M. b. Fleishman, Phoenix; w. M. Sc
bsstian. San francisco; Sam Sutton,
Los Angeles; w. NJ. Pomeroy, Mesa
City.
The following names appeared on the
Tempe hotel register yesterday: J. B.
Stewart, San Bernardino; Ada Whit.
held, Phoenix; Mrs. A. J. Gaylord
Phoenix; Syl Coblentz, San Frsnci 1co /;
W. J. Pascoe, San Francisco; l.. j
Wood. Phoenix.
A party OF serenaders were ont among
the shadows OF the umbrella trees
Wednesday night, awakening the
echoes OF busy day past and lulling
the sttrtlet birds to sleep again. The
harmonious blending OF voices caused
many weary dreamer to transfer his
wandering thoughts to a higher sphere
where the harp AMI Tyre hold sway and
enchant the new arrival with strains OF
melOdiOus sweetness.
A young Mexican named Jose Car
traras stole pair Of fine shoes from the
establishment OF Wildman-Pt ters-Gold.
man Co., Wednesday morning, and sub
sequently disposed of them for one dol.
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shoes were missed by the head clerk
soon after they disappeared, and Con-
stable Fellows was notified of the theft.
He soon landed the culprlS in jail. lie
was tried by Justice Austin in the after.
noon and found guilty. He was allowed
to occupy quarters in the county DO }rd-
ing house Tor sixty days in which to
study the matter over and become aC-
quainted with our other county board.
ers.
A Jolly crowd of Phenicians, after
plcnicing at the Hole in-the- Rock, or.
ange orchard and falls, paid Tempe a
visit Wednesday afternoon in large
bus. They were loaded for hear, as the
ice cream freezer and canteen would
denote. Many Inducements were ten
dered the visitors to remain durin.
the evening, Judge Austin even offer
ing to marry the six couple aboard free
OF charge. Strange to say, the girls
were willing, but the boys turned pale
and toward Phoenix at the same time
The party consisted of Misses Bette
Hughes, Mabel Early, Lulu Jackson
Fanny Mognett, Judd and Bell: Messrs.
DR.. Cameron, Prof. Cameron, A
Backus, Bran, Leonard, Bondurant and
Bell.