Arizona republican., 1893-08-03
TEMPE ECHOES.

II. d. Platt of Ell Paso, travelling
fic is in town.
Fritz Berkenkamp has almost re-
covered from the severe bruising he
received in the runaway recently.
IN. Ziegenfuss of the Phoenix Mu-
sic Company, and A. A. Long, manager
of the clothing department of the Bee
Hive, were in Tempe yesterday.
Miss Kate Walsh and Miss Carrie
Wilson of Phoenix, were visitors on the
South Side yesterday. They were
guests OF Smith & Powell of the Tempe
hotel. -
Boone Lewis, who was taken to the
coast in i'll health some weeks ago, has
returned and looks much improved
from the trip, having gained sixty
pounds. s-.. - -aur D..
Jas. Goodwin has returned from the
coast, having spent pleasant month
in San Francisco. He says it looks like
lively times in Tempe compared with
the California country.
Seflorita Felipa Barreda, sister Of 7.
Cslvillo, accompanied by her mother,
returned Monday evening to Tucson,
ly in Phoenix and Tempe.
A. M. Franklin was busy yesterday
mailing maps and circulars to five
hundred strangers in various parts OF
the United States, outside OF Arizona.
He is now beginning the campaign tor
S-raal estate investors.
Lincoln and billiard have gone to
their mining claims on the east side OF
the Superstition mountains, where they
have located a gold claim. The ore
they brought in is very rich in Tree
gold and they propose now to locate an
extension to the one already taken.
Tempe yesterday presented some
thing OF an old.time appearance, as
every available hitching rack was full
and teams thronged the streets from
morning till night. The busy season
among the farmers is almost over and
they can now come to town occasion
ally.
Ygnacio Flores and his two sons
were discharged as there was no evil
dence to show who struck the blow
that cut hfs son-in-law's head open.
These Yaquis will not testify against
one another when sober. The injured
man is doing well under the careful
treatment of DIR. Jones.
The Tucson boys stopped half hour
at Tempe as the train went through
and they were loud in their praise OF
the Stringtown boys who, they say, are
the most gentlemanly lot Of boys they
ever played with. A return game will
be played in Tucson in October, where
no doubt equal courtesies will be ex'
tended.
Tempe will now have baseball club.
All day yesterday the festive globe was
twirled down the alley uear the post
office, while the Arizona Hardware
company had their team on exhibition
on Mill avenue and Fourth street.
Col. Upper was pitcher, Charlie Mullen
catcher, and Charlie Fisk, the book
keeper, kept the score, while Springer
and the other boys of the establishment
supported the battery. This club is
yet a little timid and will disband on
receiving the first challenge.
An agonizing yell was heard at 80
n. m, yesterday morning in the vicinity
of A. IN. Franklin's residence. Invest
igation revealed the fact that Mr.. Price,
the interpreter, who clerks for the
Wildman-Peters.G Goldman Company,
was putting on his number elevens,
when a scorpion that had taken pos
session during the night, stung him on
the great toe. Ammonia was applied
and the versatile clerk is hobbing
around on three legs, but little the
worse for the encounter save from
fright.