Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-10-28
Tempe Department.
From Wednesdays Daily.

From Wednesdays Daily. 1
 Miss Mons Klngsbury is reported | sick.
 Geo. Cole of Whittier, is here on 8 cattle buying visit.
 Postmaster Hodnets has received bran new commission from the P. O. D. and will enter upon his duties Novem- Der 1st.
 Tempe Lodge No. 8. I. o. o. F. had su unusually pleesanb session last night. A party of visiting brethren from Phoe nix were present. and assisted 10 the conferrinR of the First and Second de- gRees. After the meeting was over both members and guests repaired to the Office Cafe where 8 delightful social time and pleasant bar quet was erjoy ed. Mr. Perry WiIdman was appointed soaesmesteF and speechm ekipg was the order of the hour, many happy eenti ments being uttered and many good things said to humanity es large and the order in psEticulag.
 From Thursdsys Daily.
 James Goodwin vent to Tucson last night.
 J.H. Hicks has started for Santa Fe, N. M, on horseback.
 Prof. Mango of Phoenix spent last night with Tempe friends. The mother of DE. MoeuF left on last nights train foF Del Rio, Texas. P.B. McCebe left foE Florence this morning by private conveyance. Jas. McNsughton JR. went to Flor enos day or so since on business. A. J. Peters will ship B car of hay south and car of bran north today. A. M. Franklin was Tempe visitor yesterday, going south. on last nights train.
 The Outage lunch room is serving nics homs cooked dinners. No China. men employed.
 Mr. George P. Thornton. Williams, Ariz., cattlemsn, has located permsn- sntly in Tempe.
 When bilious OF costive eat Cas- caRet, candy catharsio, cure guaranteed 9 est. 10 cts. Rsv. Bird, father inlay of MP. B. F. Collins, left foR his home in Aus tin, Texas, on last nights train.
 There was highly entertaining 'cendy pull" ssIthe residence of Fletcher Sohufemsn Tuesday night, About twenty young people were present. DF. Hart was hastily called to MT. Charlie CoPbelps last evening. When asked who was sick remarked with 8 smile 'It is eleven pound girl and all doing we'll"
 The csnaigre company discharged 8 portion of their working forcs this morning and it Is said 1t will soon bs further reduced pending the settlement of company affairs in the east.
 MR Hanna and G. J. RidemouR have bought one hundred feet frontage on Mill avenue, opposite Ryder's lumber yard. There are two houses and 8 blacksmith shop on the premises at present. Ths geutlsmse have formed partnership and vill carry on a general blacks mithiDg business.
 Two or three Tempe youths were in trouble yesterday being arrested for asssultiDg 8 Mexican boy, tearing portion of his clothing from him ard generally bruising him up. One of them was tried yesterday by jury who acquitted him on the ground of his youfhfulnes, when they were all dis charged. l. Is said the evidence show ed the asssulS to be purely malicious some of the boys even admitting the correctness of the charge. The boy attacked was much younger than the others and of course incapable of prop eEly defending himself It seems there had been TO particular trouble the to distinguish shemselves and their physical powers, but as the defendant was nearly 8 man grown it would seem questionable whether is were 8 kindness to him to have such actions vindicsted in the eyes of the law simply
  too young to cast a vote. It is also stated that it is not the first offence of these boys and 1t behooves them now to curb their restless nature before they are led into more serious trouble as age draws on spsoe and the days is not far distant when they can no longer hide beneath the shelter of their minority.
  Fro ID Fridays Dzily. A. J. Peters will ship 8 car of hay tonight. Miss Lulu Schmidt is visiting with l friends in Phoenix. Boone Lswis has returned to the 1 Yevspai County mines.
 Messrs Tom Hegsn and J. B. Dunn vent to Phoenix this morning.
 Mrs J. B. Manly and children left ass night for ClaTksville, Arkansas to oin Mr. ManIy.
 Howard Woods will leave for Los Angeles again tomorrow night 10 look fter his business.