Arizona republican., 1897-10-28
TEMPE BUDGET.
Cattle Shipments Contin1le-Matters
 at the Normal.

Tempe, Ariz., Oct. 27-Cspecial Correspondence of The Republican.)- J. Tempe seldom has two quiet days in succession.
 z. A. Harris and E. A. Murphy, H. G. Trisch, Mapshal Compton and James McNaughton, Jr., took carriage rides to Phoenix today. Mrs. Smith of Mesa was on the Mesa stage this morning
 J. E. Dunn and Jerry Sullivan of Seligman are over from Phoenix. J. B. Sturgeon will ship four cars of cattle to Los Angeles tonight and will leave in the morning for Globe to receive 2,000 head he has purchased on the upper Salt. Will Reynolds will go with MT. Surgeons cattle to Los Angeles and while there he will visit his folks for some time. A. J. Peters ships car of hay to- night to Wilcox.
 MT. Flaws started an outfit for his ranch today.
 Three new students entered the nor nal this week, Joseph c. Laney, Josie Carroll and Serretta Serrine.
 The museum of the Arizona Anti quarian association was located at the normal school by the association at I it's last meeting.
 ] Professor Irish gave the normal 1 students a ten-minute talk this morn 1 ing, the first of a series to be given by the faculty, on the Grand canyon and vicinity.
 1 The case of the territcry against the Anglo-American Canaig:e com l pany is set for November in Justice i Carley's court. Roadmast CT Cum
 mings charges the canaigre people
 with obstructing the public highway by constructing an irrigation ditch on it.
 Hon. w. Scott Williams of Socorro, ! N. M., was an interested visitor at the
 normal yesterday. He was much
 pleased with the building and appoint
 ments and management of the school.
 W. T. Cunlmins yesterday moraing entered a charge against JokR-fIogan and Neils Peterson foE~fooding the
 road. The trial ~%as set for today
 Last night NScH Hogan pleaded guilty
 and paid his fine, s4.50, rather than stand trial in the trial today before i~J1stice Carley no evidence was ! brought to fix the responsib lity on
 MT. Peterson and the case was dis missed. pr. Hant, sSho has been making
 preparations to go to Mexico, has
 changed his plans and has gone tc
 Agua Caliente for few weeks
 A. A. Walsworth has gone to Tue
 son on business for c. T. Hayden.
 c. P. Mullen, representing the Ho-
 gans, has left for Bisbee
 J. J. Hodnett has made new ap
 pointment as assistant postmaster, G D. Gonzales, under the United State:
 law, is disqualified to hold the office as he is already constable. The ap
 pointment goes to Miss Josie Carroll The Normal School Mandolin clul gave fine selection at the cpenins exercises yesterday.
 Last week Al Clark had a very ex
 citing experience and came out of i , very much the worse for it. He wa. , driving a team through a gap in { fence, walking behind it, when ( whiffletree grated against a post ant started tte horses. They started tt ,, run. The rope he was driving then ,, with was jerked through his hands sl fast that the knotted end formed !, loop over his thumb and finger ant I did not slip off until he had beel ,, dragged several rods His thuml was very nearly pulled off. On account of the illness of MT Wormser the special meeting of tn ! directors of the Tempe canal was no called today.