Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-06-24
Tempe Department.
From Mondays Daily.

I6lk 6oous eu m meF climate, free ger
 full of Borrowd 8les' ice cream was frost
 bitten last night.
 Jack Frazier disposed ot nice bunch
 of cattle yesterday, which brought him
 about SPA per beod. He will deliver
 shem in Phoenix today.
 If the truth were known there was
 more than one emphatic aud highly punctusted remark lsss night, about
 bhe scarcity of blankets in this coun-
 try.
 A special tasin this morning took out
 i've cars of cattle from Tempe and 1 sbree from Phoenix, returning from
 Maricopa with 18 cars for Mr. Packard
 from Bisbee. They were unloaded st l Phoenix, where they will be psetured.
 From Thursday's Daily.
 Mr. Allen resident of Mesa !s re- porte dead.
 Hon. Jas. 0. Goodwin is now bossing s typewriter. - Tempe Nears. Good This has been Jm's am bition for long time. Wonder if she is 8 stenogrspher | 500. The ference between him and other legislators IS that usually the typewriter does the bossing. Mr. Geo M Frizzell who wss princi- pal of the Tempe public schools last year will be married tonight to Miss Minnie F Cave. The happy couple will pin the California excursion tonight for wedding trip. Both parties are we'll known and their many frisndswish them prosperous welded life.
 One hundred and twenty-two years ego today a little band of Yankees crawled out of the brush up in the Cape and Boston baked beans, and put 8 kink in the British Lions tail that never will be thoroughly strsightened out. The old fellow tore up the earth little and spilled some of the richest patriot blood that ever dripped from human hearts. but from the gory field where Warren fell old Bunker Hill MonumenS etill resrs its head and proclaims the cause of freedom. (Fhis isn't strictly Tempe item, but if the whole country was as patriotic es the soutbsids we would have Bunker Hill Monument on every qusrter-seo- tion.)
 Fro ID Fridays Daily.
 G. W. Gates was a Phoenix visitor today.
 Al Miller made business trip to Phoenix today.
 Borrowdele is displaying stock of ripe Arizona peaches.
 A. s. Mills and Jas. McClintock, two handsome and gifted newspaper re- porters, are sci 1urniug in this vicinity.
 Jack H lrris went to Phoenix yester- day on the train for the purpose of getting a nios, pleasant ride home in carriage.
 MF. HauxhuTst and family are remov- Ing theiE household effects to Phoenix, where they will spend the summer, re- turning here next fall.
 l. IS said ike we'll nigh grew into serious matter here day or two since. Two young gentlemen began passing mplimentsry remarks with ever in- oreasiug fervor till one of them thought It necessary to dig up pea shooter. The other had him arrested and haed Thinking the tine was not commeneur ate with the danger he would beve | been in if the gun had been accidentally l discharged the plaintiff sought the ad- l ministretion ut a supplem eatsry dose 1 of "stonement" for the offended law, from the competing iustcs mill WLen | informed thGt he could not rethresb | old grain he laid siege to the msj j7sty of | the District Attorneys office before | peace was finally declared.
 War wes declared yesterday on the Tempe frontier, the line of battle being near the Cottsge saloon. The gentle manly dispenser had in person delivered sn identical note" to 8 belligerant Mexican. The stipulstiops were not satisfactory and the insuTgent leader called for endorsements. He got them and the two hostile forces met in battle array. Juss ss the war cloud hios had merged into the tragic, Gen. srsl O. c. Smith arrived and demand sd B cessation of hostlities. A An ar nistice WAS declared, the insurgents re- treating to the brick breGetworks with ron trimmings adj Acsnb to Haydens mill. T. is reported Justice Oorleye services will be accepted as President of the Board of Arbitration and it is COT fi- ientIy expected he will bs successful in the negotiation of satisfactory treaty. New Mining Regulations in Regard
 to Mining Agents.
 To the paragraph published in one of out last issues, says the Boletin MinerO is Sonora. iu regard to the prof 4ot now being studied in the office of the Secre- ,sry of Fomento, by which she mining gents in the several districts will be in order that one single 1 .gent will bs appointed for each state We have to add that according to tbe proposed new law, the mining agents 'hsll be req tired to be titled engineers July licensed as such to the end that 1 hey may be capable of sscertsiniDg and determining the oorre ction of the work ,