Arizona republican., 1899-09-25
SOUTH SIDE.
TEMPE.


Harry Hendrix and Garfield Good
win spent yesterday at Phoenix.
Jack Harris Milton Meyers and
Harry Lowry were passengers On the
excursion to Phoenix yesterday
T. A Eagan was a business visitor
at Tempe Sunday.
Mr.. Holdren of Mesa was visitor at
the Butte City yesterday.
Charles Williams was a visitor at
Phoenix yesterday
Charles Mullen is back from the
mountains where he has been several
weeks looking after his cartle interests
in that part of the country. Mr.. Null
len says the cattle on the range are N
better condition than they have been
for seven years. The grass in many
places is three feet high.
Mr. and Mrs. Van lyle are back in
Tempe from their trip to California,
and are welcome Corners
Ben Randall, Louis Cuber and Jack
Pierce of Mesa were in town yesterday
afternoon.
Broadway & Moeur are still in the
lead and will be there so long as they
keep their store stocked with first
class drugs and stationaries, as they
have it at present They know how to
make sode and how to sell cigars.
James Goodwin is the third student
Tempe has sent to the university at
Tucson this year He left last night
About ten days ago one of Temples
promising cattlemen by the name O.
Peter Tude, left for the mountains
with his pockets filed with twenties,
for the purpose of buying up all the
cattle in the eastern part OF the ter
ritory Livingston was to be his
headquarters, but not finding it to be
a city with a population Of 10000, as
he had been told, resolved to buy up
fifty or sixty head Of stock cattle and
start for the valley at once. On ar
irving at Globe his partners horse
gave out and he had to leave Mr.. Tude
to make the overland trip alone, which
he undertook the next day, but his
path was strewn with thorns, for when
picked up between Goldfield and Des-
erst Wells by a friend who happened to
be going his way, he had neither hat
nor shoes, feet filled with thorns and a
somewhat dark complexion. Inc
prodigaI cattleman returned home last
night never to undertake the wilds OF
Arizona again.
The ball game yesterday at this
place between the Crimson Rims
and the True Blues" of Phoenix, was
an interesting event. A large crowd
was present, many of whom were from
Phoenix and Mesa. Thei game was
called at 2:3O with the following line !
up:
Tempe. Phoenix.
Thompson $50. r. R........ ....Jersz !
Sigala -. ...c.-... ..-.... Lopez |
Reynolds =. I'D b. 80. Bellennville /
Schureman I'D D.. .Ragone
Wilbur 49, -. list b.. "A. Barnal |
Celaya -. .....l. f.. The Kid |
Slaughter 80. &C. f.. ...Ag. c. Barnal
Carroll -. ......p .-- -. Delgho
Curns -. ......S. IT,. -SataIo |
Frank Curns as captain Of the |
Crimson Rims" handled his men
with the best judgment throughout th2
game. Ag. C. Barnal, captain of the
True Blues" also played with a cool
head. The True Blues were first at
the bat, but made nothing. Sigola
made a run for the Crimson Rims. In
the second inning the True Blues
made nothing Slaughter, Carroll,
Cnrns, Sigala and Reynolds each made
runs for the Crimson Rims. In the
third inning Delgno, Ragone and Lo-
PEE made runs for the True Blues.
Wilbur and Sigala made runs for the
Crimson Rims Delgno made a run
for the True Blues in the fourth in
ming and Sigola one fer the Crimson
Rims In the fifth Slaughter made in
for the Crimson Rims. Bernal made
one in the sixth inning for the True
Blues. In the seventh and eighth in
nIngs nothing wat made en- either
side In the ninth THE Kid SataIo
and BeInal made runs for the True
Blues, leaving the score 10 to 9 il
favor CT the Crimson Rims. The
Crimson Rims not taking their last
inning