Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-11-04
Tempe Department.
From Saturdays Daily.

A. J. Peters. W. J. Kingsbury and | Frank Austin were passengers to Phoe- 1 nix on the morning train.
 Roy FRankenburg will begin his ser vice in the rural delivery department of the Tempe P. O. on she first.
 A series of ten minute talks on the Grand Canon and its vicinity has been insuguTsssd by the Normal faculty Prof. IRish made the first talk on Tuesday last.
 Dr. H. Q. LongmoRe, of Mesa, who has been a sufferer from asthma, died yesterday after an illness. of three OF four days. Funeral services and inter- ment will take place today.
 A very pleasant social gathering oc- cured st the residence of Mir. and Mrs. Fletcher Schureman lest night. Among the guests. were Messre. Hall and Will Lambert, of Phoenix.
 Hon. w. s. Williams of Socorso, N M, WAS visiting friends in Tempe shis week and made pleasant call at She Norm sl school. Bs expressed himself as quite surprised ond pleased st the progress of she educational work and the beauty of campus and buildings Of the Normal school.
 Ben Hicks will have occasion to Ro member the sport of foot ball for some time to come. On Thursday while play ing on the Normal gridiron he broke one of his fingers. The accident was very painful one ss She fssh was badly Iacereted and the bone of she finger protruded.
 Senores Nicolas Olivas and Espsrion Garcia engaged in a fistic encounter Thursday and were brought before "His Honor" Justice Meyers. Garcia plead guilty and was fined five dollars. Ohvss was tried yesterday and given | ten days in the county jail.
 The Oity Council aye struggling along with. municipal affairs and while pro- gress is slow tkey sEe doing the best they can. It is believed, however, that whenrtbe assessment roll is completed and collections made they will be able to clear up all municipal indebtedness by the fFso of the year. | By @ vote of the Ariz 1ns AutequaYian Association at their Fisgstef meeting held the 20bh inst theiF museum con- sissing of relics of the work of prehis- soric men in this Territory and many other valuable finds, some 1900 in all were located st she Normal school. The collection contains many rare specimens that nsnnot be duplicated and IS es- timated to be worth sb least sz500. Dr. J. Miller of Prescott is president and DE J. MoNsug hson is secretary.
 Mrs. Chamberlain, the mother of Mrs. Ralph Robertson, living southeast of town. died very suddenly yesterday afternoon, with paralysis. She wRs first attacked in one of her limbs, say ing it felt numb and lifeless, and short ly after the roof of her mouth became affected. From there the advance of | the stroke was very rapid and she ez- pired in s few minutes. Undertaken Smith, of Phoenix, was summoned and the remains prepared for shipment to- night to her former home.
 From Mondays Daily.
 H. W. Maxwell made a shipment of castle last night.
 Miss Mae Austin. of Mcdowell, epent Sunday sb her home in Tempe.
 Silver Star Rsbekah Lodge, 10 o F., are teIking up grand ball foF Thanks giving.
 G. R. Finch went to old Fort Nc DowelI yesterday with MT. Putnam, Ton 50 cattle man.
 MT. O. H. Robertson arrived here Saturday morning in response to tels> gram announcing she dsath of Mrs. Cham beYlsiu-
 Tempe is shaking hands today with a Republican postmaster and lowing It's compliments to She retiring official who has managed to serve his country pretty we'll even if he did acknowledge sllegi- ence Go ons G. Cleveland. Mir. Miller will again apply himself 50 heavy edi torisl as means of livelihood.
 The Tsmps Coed Templars Lodge on Saturday night elected She following offcers to serve the ensuing three months: Cbisf Templsr, c. O Austin; Secretary, Bertha Wilson; Financial Secretary, J. Oscar Mullen; Treasurer. R. W. WiDgfield; Marshall. Harry Hen dirk. The hour of meeting has been changed to D m Tempe time. Sev- ersl acceesions to ths lodge hsvs been made from among the normal students and the society is in prosperous con dision.
 From TuesdaE'E nstly-
 Dr. s. 0. Hssfneuaan VII leave for