Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1902-07-03
TEMPE

S2rct Rld9nOur OF Tempe and MISS
Eleanor Merriam of Phoenix left this
morning via the Santa Fe for Coronado
Beach. Cal. to remain during the sum
mer months.
Joseph Standage and James Biddla-
ccrn of Mesa were here yesterday fig
uring CT the mason work required for
the water works plant
Mrs. Pease and daughter of Tucson
are the gue.ts of Mrs. Pease. sister of
Mrs. W. J. Kingsbury.
DR.. and Mrs. Moeur drove over to
Phoenix yesterday.
The merchants of Tempe will on and
after Monday. July 7th. close their
stores at p. m.
Marshall George Compton left this
morning for jerome where he will
spend a few days
a large boiler for Filing Olsen's
pumping plant arrived yesterday via
the Santa Fe.
Harry Obelbeck left this morning for
Prescott, where he will spend the
Fourth with Ms. Oberbeck. who IS
spending the warm months there for
the benefit CT her health
Mrs ]. w. WoClf and daughter ex
pect TO leave in few days for the
coast.
W alter Lane. clarence tOSnOT anu
John Cummings left this morning for
Prescott. Mr. Cummings expects to re-
main in Prescott until fail
Mrs Frank Curns OF Washington D
G.. who has been visiting her parents
for the past few weeks. left for her'
home Tuesday evening. Mrs. Curns
will visit Texas friends en- route home.
Edgar Hendrix Abe Luken. Will
Franklin and Bernu Bruce are among
those who leave today for Congress 10
participate in the baseball game be-
tween Tempe and Congress on July 4th-
Professor Fountain of Phoenix as
sisted the band boys last evening vita
the music rendered upon the arrival of
Governor BrOdie.
Water run in the George ditch
Sachs. 130 a. III. to . "a H., July 4;
Gage. a. m. tc 3 p. m. July 4: Cough
ran p. m to p. m. July !: Stewart.
6 D. m. to 40 p. M. July 4: Harris.
T:30 D. n. to u M. July 4: Overlook.
July 4 y m. to a M. July ,: John
stcn. q. m to Il M July .: Cum
mings. y m. to 80 p m. July ,: Cos
ner. 80 p. m. to u m. July >: Reed.
July D. Il p. m. to L n. July t. Carl
Carlson. zanjerO-
Mrs. A B. TCmlinson and daughter
spent yesterday with Phoenix friends.
1t having been announced that Gov
ernor Brodie would pass through
Tempe last evening en- route TO Bis
< bee, large and enthusiastic crowd
Hathered at the station in his hono''-
K Tempe Merchants band under the
,tion Of Professor Fountain was
Int and as the train pulled into
tation rendered music of spirited
patriotic nature The train was
Immediately boarded by representative
citizens of Tempe. and the governor
his wife and little son were escorted
to the platform. After many kindly
greetings. in which Governor and Mrs.
Brodie evidenced much pleasure. Judge
TCmlinscn stepped forward and an
ncunced a short address to the chief
executive Of the territory Governor
Brodie then in few pleasing and we'll
chosen words expressed his surprise and
pleasure Of the kind reception rendered
him He spoke with an air of appre-
citation of the enthusiastic way in
which Tempe received him four years
ago when a candidate for congress He
assured the vast concourse of people
present that he had not been appointed
by THAT great man, Theodore ROose
Welt" to serve his own interests. but
to serve the people He closed ms re-
marks by soliciting in an earnest way
the support of all present and inviting
their honest criticism as we'll that he
might know his errors and correct
them A few more friendly words were
exchanged between the governor and
his family and the people and the train
steamed out of the station amid strains
of music by the band and the cheers
nd of handl<epc1iefS hV tho
citizens.