Phoenix weekly herald. [volume] (Phoenix, Maricopa County, Ariz. Territory) 1896-1899, 1898-10-20
TENIPR IrRAIS

hr. Jonn Lewis has returned from |
visit to his old home in the east.
Col. Sellers came in from Vekol mine |
this morning.
Mrs: McCabe and daughters are ex-
pected home from California Sunday
morning.
Mr.. Ed Murphy is expected home
rom his trip to Kansas. He will
prlng back carload of horses that
ne mas purchased there.
Mrs. NJ. e. Carroll and baby, of Con-
gress, are here visiting relatives. They
VIII stay about a month or six weeks.
Mrs. Beo. Stelzeide is very sick
There will be dance at Kingsbury's
hall Friday night.
Mrs. R. Gill is very poorly. She has
peen suffering for some time with
stomach trouble
Zetetic program for October 18th:
Heading. Miss Morse; solo. Miss Kim
bail; recitation, Miss Montgomery;
music, Misses Hauxhurst and Kellner;
address. Prof. Wescott; solo, Miss
W1ngar; paper, Forest Richmond.
Mr.. Henry G.. Frisch has re-opened
the Cottage lunch rooms and oyster
parlors. This will be good news to
to sojurn there if only for a day. The
place was first opened last season by
the serving of lunches and grew in
popularity till it became well eStab-
llShed. During the dull season in the
summer it was shut down, but has
now been re-opened by the same man
agement with increased facilities for
catering to the public. You can get
any kind of a lunch at the Cottage,
and the serving of oysters is made a
speciality. No Chinese and only white
help employed. The cottage bar is ad-
Jacent and affords the best wines and
liquors served with meals if desired.
When in Tempe give the Cottage call
and you will want to come again.
The students of the Normal who
were in attendance last year and pre-
viously, held meeting yesterday for
the purpose of arranging for a recep-
ton to be given at the Normal on the
night of the 21st, in honor of the stu
dents who have just entered for their
first year. A good time is looked for
ward to.
The subject decided on by the Web
sterian society for the debate next
Friday night is, Resolved, That Rules
Governing the Admission of Students
to Colleges Should Be More Stringent"
The affirmative will be maintained by
Mr.. Hicks and Miss Vaughn and the
negative will be supported by Mr..
Pearce and Miss Hartsield.
Dr. Norton was among the Phoenix
visitors here today.
Messrs. St Claire and Sinclair were
business visitors in Tempe today.
The matter of the city water works
has at last been settled. That is. a
plan of action has been decided upon.
The council has had various PROPOSE
lions placed before them from time to
time but one most generally favored
was the proposition submitted by G.
w. HoadIey, of Phoenix. The council
met last night and after discussing it
in connection with one or two others
that were also submitted, decided by a
vote to accept the proposition of Mr..
Hoadley. There was some little oppO-
sition to it by number of the citizens
who seemed to favor one of the other
plans, but they were seemingly in the
minority. 1t has also been intimated
that some of the opposing plans were
considered by those favoring Mr..
HoadIey as being submitted merely to
retard the accomplishment of his pur-
poses. TneFIERALD is not in posses
sion as yet # the scneme proposed by
: any of tha icants for franchise,
! bQt ~ TO be hoped that the
II prove all that is
y rIr7zssTs.., Is LExS5iy IN
lged Of good water sys~ Now
that definite action has been taken all
should work together and make the
system of the most practical advant-
age to the town.