Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-10-21
Tempe Department.
rom Ksdneeday's Daily.

From Wednesdays Daily.
 A caF of hay will he shipped south to- night.
 Mr. Wilicox, of The Wave, in Phos- nix, is visiting friends in Tempe.
 Charlie Starr, of Globe and Mesa City, visited the Capital City today.
 Dr. Severe aud Manager Tough, of the creamery, were in Phoenix yester- day.
 Rev. s. L. Guthrie was appointed by the recent conference to the charge of the Mesa and Tempe churches of that denomination.
 C.L. White. San Francisco; H. A Fuller, Lordsbnrg, and H. Cuiinane, San Franoisco, registered At the Tempe House yesterday.
 Rev. Tomlineon has returned from trip to the hot springs Mrs. Tomlin son will leave shortly for 8 visit with aer parents in Washington.
 Miss Belle Kesrney, noted temper aDcs worker, will be here November Sd and hold perloE meeting in the after noon. h the evening she wiil lecture as the Baptist church.
 Mr. ard Mrs. Andre have inst receiv- ed s picture of their daug Ser Hslme who is attending acbool in Germany. The little girl that all so pleaeingly Ie- member seems to be growing rapidly snd enjoying the best of health and spirits.
 Mr. Sniff has achieved fame and is en- titled to great credit for opening up new industry and advertising to the world the discovery of another of our wonderful resources. Be is somewhat of eu angler and yesterday he stFolled down the river to the dam opposite Lomes park and cast in his line. Imagine his surprise when he landed handsome cat fab, the first one ever found in these parts. May their tribe iucreeFe.
 MT. Tolan, She colorsd sll-round busi- ness man, is in trouble again and has been formally requested to appear in Judge Conley's court today at 1O:30 a. m and answer to charge of misdemeanor. the allegation being that he collected D cartain fee for which he wss to have picture enlarged; that the sine limit has expired and neither the picture or money is forthcoming. Fro n Ihufsday' Daily.
 H. NJ. Lewis of Mesa was in town to- dey.
 Miss Brigham is expected to return home ehia evening.
 J.H. Hicks is branding cattle on the Frankenburg ranch.
 Denver gentlemen was in the city today looking after cattle.
 The militia, Company 0, win meet on Saturday nights hereafter.
 Mir. Brigham went to Phoenix today from which place he will ship two GETS Of cattle tonight.
 Mir. Tolan whose troubles were Felat- ed yesterday, was fined $50 or 150 days, by Justics CsRley.
 Nott Guild 1in leave for Tucson to- morrow where he expects to enter the Jaw school of the Territorial University.
 The projsctosoope held forth et Kjngsbary's Hail lust night and 1t is satd the program was very entertain ing Another exhibition will be given tonight at She same piscs.
 Mir. G. Rjdenour. s., was suddenly sskaa very sick st his ranch last night and for few hours he wss in critical condiNon. Dr. Hart was sent for and relieved him greatly. He is much bet ter today.
 Mr. Geo. N Gage has purchased the sighty soEss due south of the Normal school, from Hon. Lumsn Burr and is now transforming the eams from it's former uosigb illness to the appearance of a garden spot. While observing this our attention was called to an army of Mexicsns on the tract ad- joing and formerly belonging to Frank Austin. Is was learned that Mr. Gsge had also purchased this property He will from present appearances hsve one of the best kept alfalfa ranches on the soutb side. Along Mill evenus cedar posts will be sst alternating with cot sopwood- The road which Is already good will be grsvelled end Tempe with her new dress clothes on will ha more than ever. Is is hoped MT. 1 Gage will keep up the good work and | that his example may be quickly fol- i lowed by others. sEom Fridays Daily
 Ike Johnson visited the Capital City Q day.
 Al Miller was Tempe visitor in Phoenix today.
 J. E. Dnnn, osttle buyer for Cads- y, came in last night.