Arizona republican., 1893-05-02
THE OTHER SIDE.
A Sham Bullfight in Sonora
 Town.
The Goodwin Bros. go to San Fran
 cisco to Close Negotiations for .. the new Road.

 tion for the unoccupied public. Two heavily. padded clowns, each armed with a long pole and trying to break the back of an inoffensive burro. were drawn up in line to repulse the savage onslaught oi man who held tanned goat skin with pair of COW horns at arms length. The knights were not in it, or on it, rather, because the hery bull successfully butted the stutfing out of them every tune he could dodge the long poles. It. was highly amusing on accoun, of the novelty. Phoenix will be the next sufferer.
 Jas. and k. G. Goodwin have lett for San FIancisco where they will close all negotiations for the Tempe and Mesa railroad. Everything will then be in readiness to commence grading as all surveys are completed and the ne- cessaTy rights of way secured. It will be big paying proposition for the own. CTS because of the immense amount Ot traffic caused by opening up the Mesa country to the outside world. No finer land or surrounding can be found any where than between Tempe and Mesa. Miss Lizzie McNeil is Tn Mesa visiting friends.
 Law breakers gre getting scarcer every day.
 Mrs. Atkinson was visiting in Phe- nix yesterday.
 Pete Corpstein's house will be a beauty when completed.
 Mrs. Van Felt, of Phoenix, is visiting her numerous friends in Tempe.
 N ... yesterday and will soon be about.
 The sandstorm yesterday did much to help debtors dodge the numerous collectors.
 Quite a number of Tempetes were in Mesa yesterday to take Tn the May day celebration.
 Ed. Karls of the Blinn Lumber Co. spent yesterday afternoon in Phenix on business.
 The No .mal school will have a picnic next Saturday, but the place has not yet been selected.
 A. J. Peters of the Wildman Peters Goldman Cn. has returned from New Mexico after an extended business trip.
 Geo. Reynolds, the popular express man, is kept busy these days deliver ing the immense amount of freight ar. irving daily.
 One of our popular attorneys, w. J. Kinrslury, drove down to the capital yesterday on legal business.
 Two cases of smallpox has been re. ported from down the river a few miles, but the rumUr has not been confirmed.
 Carl Hollzshue will accompany J. s. Armstrong and family tonight as far as Kansas. MT. Armstrong and family will spend the summer in Virginia.
 Mir. Amrault, the busy contractor was in Phoenix yesterday to look after his new buildings being erected. He already has the the foundation of the new Berkenksmp building completed.
 Gregory house guests yesterday were as follows: Louis Metzler and son, Phoenix; H. A. Hawley, Los Angeles A. Desmond, San Francisco; NJ. D. Walters, St. Louis; A. w. Mackay, Kansas City.
 Invitations are out for a grand ball and banquet at Daggs' hall, May 9th, by the Zaragozs Club of Tempe. It will be in cOmmemoration of the defeat of the French under Maximillian at the City of Mexico.
 Some of our young ladies have threatened to throw aside their mourn ing for MT. Price. Dr. Jones has felt the pulses of several and listened to the beatings of the heart and advices that they go slow for while.
 The team attached to the Blinn Lum- ber wagon became frisky yesterday morning and concluded to run away. After breaking through the barbed wire fence on Fifth street and scratching themselves considerably they came to halt. The damage was light.
 Mrs. T. l.. Schultz gave very plea- sant aftersoon card party yesterday to her lady friends. About forty invita- tions were out and nearly that many present. Mrs. Schultz understands .he art of entertaining to perfection so no wonder the ladies enjoyed themselves to the utmost.
 The following arrivals were noted at the Tempe hotel register yesterday C. A. Harris, Phoenix; q. w. Elb and family, Nebraska; Clark Braden, Sum. mer, Wash; F. A. Gulley, Tucson; Dr. D. J. Brannen, Flagstaff, Ariz k. Baner. Mesa; w. A. Porter, Quebec s. V. Anson, Chicago.
 The smallpox scare proved to be nothing more than i've cases of measles among the Yaquis who are camped near town. Three are almost well while the other two are fast i'm proveing Smallpox IS disease that cannot thrive in 20 pure an atmosphere as we have in Arizona.
 Deputy Internal Revenue Collector C. c. Eyster, was in town yesterday regis. tering oar Mongolian friends. They are all coming up to time as they all ap pear to be getting rich and don't care to be sent to China yet. We also have few whites that need registering.
 The exploring expedition, consisting of Prof. Gulley, T. l.. Schultz and Sid Heavenricb, returned from the deser, Sunday evening after spending one night under the stars. MT. Heavenricf claims that four blankets and a mat. tress is insufficient to keep one warm and suggests feather bed for camping
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