Phoenix weekly herald., 1896-07-23
Tempe Department.
From Saturdays Daily.

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at Tempe, but has fallen foot or SO.
The NJ. &.P. trains are running regu
larly now, oblIvious to high water
floods, etc.
Nicholas, the butcher, seems to be do
ing a good business deepte.hard times
and coast excursions.
Messrs. @. r. Hekss and w. E. Pome.
roy, OF Mesa, we're passengers to Phoe-
nix on the morning local.
Il rained LASS evening in Tempe and
rained hard. 1t may be unnecessary to
cemsfk this, for ID seems to have rsined
everywhere.
II. H. Pinney, Phoenix; j. W Dough
erty, Prescott; G. W. Martin, Williams
are registered at the Tempe Hotel.
W. A. Kmball went TO Goldfeld yes
terday aud foeted home last night in
looked like lake.
Now is the time for the exubersnt
proapector to hit the trail, and gold
ought so glisten from every crevioe for
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weter-flled COW track.
Mr.. Leonard Pege has succeeded
Barry Bernard in the East Tempe
saloon business. He is an expert mix
ologist aud can qusnch more thirst for
bit" than anybody. Harry will de-
vote himself hereafter to his private
business and TO HE literary efforts
which have been his favorite employ
ment.
Things never go exactly right. We
have all been praying for rain and now
when it DOES come it catches lot of
farmers with their grain unthreshed
and naturally entails g considerable
loss. A good big barn is nice thing
on farm, even in Arizona.
Mike McGrew came in from Silver
| King yesterday He had rather an
unpleasant experience during the big
rain Wednesday night. He was camp
edsnear the Queen Greek channel when
| the water came rolling down ten feet
down stream. He managed so get out
| with his horses, but lost some harness,
| while the wagons were overturned and
sustained some damage. Arzon a
| rivers are like Arizona pioneers, what
ever they do they do with 6 rush and
when they contract to carry a little
water they make job of ii aud quit.
From Monday Daily.
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summer resort for 8 large number of
people and as the years advances it will
probably be still more popular.
Robert G. Andre WIS taken sick very
called relieving his distress consider
ably and this morning he was much
| better.
Twice lest night Borrowdele was
fields and placid waters OF sunny
Greenland and paraded around the
city in his ascension robe in search of
doctors in response to telephone calls
from Mesa. Doctors Scroggs and
Hart were both in demand and both
lage OF the plains.
From Tuesday Daily.
Notwithstanding the annual hegire
OF our local residents to the mountains
and the sea shore Tempe restaurants
are doing good business. The ladies'
are doing the outing this season and
the old stays are feeding around ut the
various chop houses learning how TO
appreciate home cooking when they
can't get ID Grass widowers are
drug in the market and the way they
flock together would Indicate thstthey
could be bought like carrots for 10 cents
g bunch.
The river was barely fordeble this
morning for adventures who like 30
amuee themselves by tenn pting fate but
about ten o'clock the windowsot heaven
we're opened and the rain god pulled |
the bung from the empyrean reservoir.
The river pulled up with pride brush |
wood end water and deGed even the |
cannon ball stage. Lew Collins was |
caught at the north end of the bridge |
aA4A 6b ihSp HCEOuAO5 WAS SUN 5lbSl08 1
there pokiog fun at himself aud by way |
of diversion occasionally wringing ont |
his socks.
From Wednesdays Daily.
Mrs. O 2. Borrowdale will leave for !
California on tomorrow's Santa Fe ex~
oursion.
j. w Frakes returned this morning
from q trip 10 Florence He reports
several conyeyances begged down on
the desert, among them Mr.. Wolven,
she i3s man, who was compelled to I'M
load his cargo.
Mr.. Tousey of the Cauaigre company
is expected TO arrive in day or two to
look after the company's interests. a
40 N Der of suits were fled against the
company recently but ib is said their
object WAS simply to force to an issue
some OF their partially completed bnsi-
ness transactions.
The county road between the Lomes
Park and she Tempe bridge is badly | {
washed out. Several OF the larger oul-
'erts are completely taken out and the
trade is destroyed around nearly all of r
ham. No accidents have occurred to Z
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