Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1893-04-06
valley before returning. Some parties
from there located in Mesa recently.

valley before retri ming. some parties
from there located in Mesa recently.
Col. Schultz has completed his new
residence and the grounds and gravel
walks surrounding it are are all in ship
shape. The style OF architecture is the
Greek Renaissance, and the residence
would make good home in any city.
Col Schultz has heretofore resided in a
small 'dobe opposite the new structure.
Theodore II. Butler is out today
again on the work of excavation for
Aztec, TOltec and Indian relies. He
has become an enthusiast in the matter
and has an ambition 20 secure enough
to start museum. DilIgent search is
being made for the missing link to COM
plete the skeleton of the grant recently
discovered.
The enterprise shown by THE REPUB-
LIcAN in placing and maintaining a
Tempe department separate and dis
unct is iavorably commented upon by
the citizens of Tempe and they appre-
ciate that this will do much toward ad-
vertising and developing the already
rapidly growing town. Tempe favors
anything that has tendency to assist
in her future welfare.
Thos. Gregory is making arrange
ments and will, this fall II not sooner,
enlarge the Gregory house by extend
ing twenty feet further back and en-
larging in every way possible to accom-
modate the rush expected after the
summer months are over. At present
there is scarcely hotel room for the
accommodation of the travelling public.
The suit between the Tempe Land
and Improvement Company VS. Daggs
Bros. was tried yesterday in Phoenix
before Judge Gooding. The feature the
case has now assumed is an attempt to
dissolve the injunction granted by the
court commissioner. The case was con-
cluded but decision reserved. In the
meantime the sheep roam in the pas
ture unmolested. In case the Daggs
Bros. win it will give $500 year to the
Normal school.
Railroad work is progressing sstisfsc-
torlly and two surveying corps are work.
ing on the proposed lines. The Good
win Bros. are making an effort to get
their line surveyed and preliminary ar
rangements made go as to antici pate
any movement OF other parties. With
a standard guage road to Mesa and a
station every mile the south side will
be strictly in it. Those interested say
| they have grown tired OF hearing the
distant rumbling OF proposed roads and
will do this themselves thereby pre-.
Guiding any possibility of fall down.
The bill for the assistance of the
militia of the territory is deserving
measure and should receive the careful
consideration OF those interested in the
welfare OF the territory. Several towns
already have militia companies and in
every instance these companies are
made up OF active young men of good
habits, who have become quite efficient
in drill and military tactics. These
companies have so far maintained them
selves almost entirely at their own ex-
pense and a small appropriation for
their support would be timely and at
the same time light burden on the
territory. While there has not as yet
been a necessity for calling the boys
into active service, they are ever ready
at the call Of the governor to respond
for active duty. Give the boys a chance.