Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1899-10-25
SOUTH SIDE.
TEMPE.

Henry Frisch has opened anew. His
dining room viii be run on the prin-
ciples that have in the past built UP u
large patronage. Mrs. Frisch has
charge of the restaurant and is badly
in need of a girl to wait on the table,
but so far has been unable to find one
The Tempe Mesa Produce company
are compelled to cancel orders every
day, on account of being unable to fill
them. Demands for eggs and poultry
are far greater than it can supply
The company will give the top market
price for all eggs and poultry it can
buy. Poultry raisers need not hesitate
on account of the amount of eggs
they have to dispose Of One dozen
eggs and one chicken or turkey or any
number that the valley can furnish
will be purchased forthwith.
1t was largely due to the butchers
of Tempe Monday morning that the
business portion of town was saved
from fire. William Schmidt gave the
alarm while Butcher ]. w Birchel
rushed into the street and fired his
rifle Thomas Nicholas, Jr., seeing the
gun was but half loaded requested his
competitor to watcl. a tub of meat
while he went into his market and got
his revolver. which he discharged IN
the back yard. Mr.. Birchel in his
zeal to awaken the town forgot the
tub of meat and rushed into his mar
ket, found his revolver and ran out into
his back yard where he discharged it.
Meanwhile dogs ate the meat. There
was nothing said about it, however. as
all concerned were greatly relieved to
know that the danger was over. 1t is
thought possible that the fire was
started by an incendiary. Its close
fn he oil nix of
iona Mercantile company supports this
theory.
A B. Tomlinson of the Central land
office has recently consummated a deal
of considerable Importance. Mr.. Tom |
linson sold the 32O-acre ranch be |
longing to ]. and William Graham TO |
c. NJ Reed. The consideration was
81 900 spot cash. Mr.. Reed came to t
Tempe last fall to look the country |
over with view of locating and last
week found. the place that suited him.
The ranch is splendid piece of land
Jud Hammond, one of the leading
ranchers of the Kyrene district, was
business visitor in town yesterday.
Charles Peterson of Mesa was
Tempe caller yesterday afternoon.
Ben Block of Phoenix was a visitor
at this place yesterday.
James P. Ivy of the Arizona bee
keepers association and wife passed
through Tempe yesterday evening en-
route to Mesa.
Willis Norton, one of Mesas large
hog raisers, was in Tempe yesterday
for the purpose of making some heavy
purchases.
\ Miss V. BartIeson of Phoenix spent
yesterday in Tempe the guest of her
sister, Miss Mary Bartleson.
'&obos'' are beginning to make
ther1ASelves scarce in Tempe. Two were
sent dyer to the Phoenix Jail yester
lay foA twenty days, and more will go :
f found\ in Tempe.
The ODD Fellows held their regular
meeting asst night.
Mayor j ohm Knight spent yesterday
It Phoenix on business.
Mn THORNTON, the future proprietor
IF the new hotel, is in town and seems
well pleased with his brand new res ;
dence.
Edgar Hendrix. local carrier of The j
Republican. has been quite ill, but Is
expected out today. Il
Miss Blanche Wormell, who has just 5
returned from San Jose, Cal, was a {
visitor at the normal yesterday. Miss
Worrmell was a leading member in the 5
would class of 1900. 2
The professor Of the agriculture col |
eye of New Mexico will address the
normal students al the normal build :
ng this morning at $50.
Prof Forbes of the University of +
\ rizcna, is in town in the interest of f
late culture. 6
J. Lewis and family left Satur- O
lay night for Texas where he will re- q
main for some time. Mr.. Lewis since n
mis- residence in this part of the coun. Y
ry has made many friends who wish =
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