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TIIE ARIZONA KEPUBLICANi SUNDAY MORNING, JULY 2, 1893.
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5emp Departieijt.
TEMPE, ARIZONA, JULY 2. 1893.
IAS THE DOG OR WOMAN
Rosponslblo for tho Death of
a Babo.
A Curious Incident at Tempo Fur
nishes Buslnoss for a Coro
ner's Jury.
Acorono;N jury was auininoned on
Pridny evening to determine it poesililH
the cairn of the (IpiiIIi of a little cliilil
that died ilurlnu tho early-part of the
dnv in Siuiprn town.
The ovidenee nrecented was hy Y.
Calvillo. W. V. Fellows and the family
in winch the chili! died. Ir. J. 1'.
Hurt uaii'tilleil mill examined the in
fant. Hutli it nick and luck, were
broken, hut jmt how it happened, will
never he known.
Y. Calvillo. a deputy constable, had
been s-eni by Conmnlih Fellows, to tr
to kill thedoir ih.i' attneked the lady
near lla.iden'.i on lilday. llo followed
thedoz to Snnota town and took u phot
at him with n double baneled shot mm.
Tho wounded due ran toward the house
and two moie fhom were II red, one of
v Inch tore oil" Iiih inferior inasillan,
bill did notiheek him in liirf mad run.
When lie reached the Mexican hon
tie ran immediately to the corner of the
room where the little babe was lyinsr
and fell on tho child. The frightened
mother rushed to the retcue and cam: lit
the baby liv the feet and nulled it from
under the dojr. Whether the weiaht of
tho lumbftrimj wounded dog or the hur
ried action of the over anxious mother
was the cauee of its death, could not be
determined.
The jury found lheir verdict in ac
cordance with the above fact", but could
not decide whether tho dot; or unman
was the one that directly caused the
death.
TEMPE ECHOES.
I. A. Price of Hreckenridce, Mo., has
again returned toTempe.
Dr. R. R. lilair, of Denver, is at the
Tempe hotel, poditig under tho name of
Dixon.
The first of the month in Tempo is
a bui-tle and the lertive silver dollar
hardly reft in one po.-ket until it is
transferred to that ol another.
A daughter of Manuel (jallardo met
with a severe accident yesterday. Hy a
full her arm wuh broken near the wriet.
The Iractured limb wai set by Dr. Jones
ond she ii resting easy.
Will Winton, the elficient drug clerk,
recently in the employ of T. F. Hudson
ot litis iowu, baa yon" to I'hiunix lo re
aide. Will was a factor in society that
will Ik misced.
l'edro Ortega, who was triven eigh
teen davo for cruelty to animals, having
whipped a mule with a b.iluijr wire, hn
decided not to appeal tho eae, and
went yesterday lo I'hienix to serve his
sentence.
James McN'eil started last evening
for Chicago to be absent until Septem
ber 1, during which time lie will also
visit the old homufltead in New York.
Hi sister. Miss Nellie, McNeil, accom
panied him from Casa Grande.
Caut. Adams, who drove the cattle
for John Canavan from Globe, Bays it
is a decided mistake that liquor had
anything to do with the Iosb of cattle
on the road, a 1.25 was Iho only hill
pent for liquor while on the road, lie
had four good men, but lark of feed
and water were the principal factorf
causing the lon. The names of the
men who helped Adam drive the cat
tle were Hob Anderson. Hill Jones, John
2?lhott and Rnvmond Howard.
hW:'L. . '. '. .-' 'Wr
pi .-y. - -( , -. ;, -..
illplk
Iil'Nt'tiiNfl. ill tlielaunchesasyou voy
age in the lagoons is one of the new
.fails' at the park.
"Two iitTK.s to a cherry in Oregon" is
n. sign conspicuously displayed over
tho display of big fruit from that en
thusiastic state.
Tiik council of administration has
notilled the commandant of the Colum
bian guards that smoking will be al
lowed on the grounds, but not in the
exposition buildings
A oui:r date palm tree was taken
from the cms and hauled to the
grounds around the California build
ing, where it will be planted. The
tree is fifty feet in height and weighs
twenty-two tons.
Evkiiytiii.no in the New Jersey .state
building is complete. The furnishings
and decorations are rich A colored
man in uniform receives the visitors,
takes in tho card, and then the whole
bouse Is open.
A sta rui:, the work of a young lady
of Indiana, has been placed in the
Indiana building and will soon be un
veiled. There is a charming mystery
nbout the name of the sculptress anil
the subject which she has made.
Sixri-sKvr.N coal black savages from
Dahomey. Africa, with twenty women
and llohans'iii, king of Dahomey,
arrived, fiesh from Africa, at the
world's fair grounds to lake up a sum
mer residence in Midway Pluis.imv
Tin: formal dedication of the Iowa
rdate building will beheld September
21, hut arrangements are in progress
for an extra day in advance, June I,
when a dairy exhibit will be made.
IMM1? SI) I
The commissioners promise it will bo
a surprise.
Cot.. John M. Wilson', U. S. A., in
charge of grounds mid gardens in
Washington, has sent Chief Thorpe :i
fine lot of plants from the executive,
mansion conservatory, among which
are two Ilea ellustica. one a recti rubra,
one seaforthiii elegans, one euphorbia,
and one stivliUht regime.
Noiionv in Chicago claims that the
exposition is vet complete. Hut there
is more to be seen even now than was
I over seen at n world's fair before, ami
it is growing to its full measure of
' completeness so fast that no visitor
can possibly keep up with it. The
man who has attended it every day
bince its opening has not wasted any
of his half-dollars.
animal:; who'c habitat is tho
arctic regions turn white in winter.
Ov::!: a hundred newt.lograph oGlccs
were opened in India during' tho ffrot
three month:, of this year.
A rur.Ti ..i: wa'.miiod by Henry Mun
r,on, who died recently in Now Haven,
Conn, lie invented the device by
which gun-barrels arc bored, but
neglected to patent it.
TitAvra rarely vi it Edmorc, Micb.,
more than once. A'i hen they aro caught
in that town, the marshal putr. them in
the jail reccpti.n-room, builds a roar
ing lire for their comfort, and then
sprinkles pepper on the otove.
Tnn new duhc of lledford is as fond
of rural seclusion as hia brother was,
and has hardly been seen in London
binco his return from India.
I'ltorouN'D disappointment is reported
in English royal family circles because
the second infant of the duchess of
Fife is a girl. The prince of Wales and
tho duko of York arc still tho only
male heir-, to the throne.
Lonn Shannon', who before his sue
, . .1,., titl,. Kprved on a rancn
! to Manitoba, is now known among his
! frionds as tho "Cowboy Peer.
ClIAKLKS RUVKRK ClHTIR. W ho is Still
hale and hearty at eighty, lives at
Rockland. N. Y.. and is a great grand
son of the immortal Paul Hevcre of the
famous ride.
l'Ht'ft Joke.
Pat was digging in a deep trencb.
"Hullo, Irish!" cried a man from
above.
"Oi wnsOirishbefoor Oi got in here,"
returned Pat, "but now Oi'm a Ditch
man "Judge.
The Wildman, Peters. Goldmnn Co.
are making special inducements to far
mers on their new lluckeye mowers
and Jackson rakes and muckers.
Go to Burchnrd'e and get cooled by
the electric fans while eating the best
meal in Tempe.
It i crntifving to E. Ganz that the
pople of the South Side appreciate
his efforts in keeping the only exclusive
liquor house in Tempe, where the fam
ily trade is solicited. He keepi the
finest irood.s in that line that can be
found anywhere, and p.irties de-diing
anything in hif line will do well bv cil
ling on him. He is also agent, for the
Pab-t Brewing Co., beer of Milwaukee,
the only beer sold In the World's l'air
Exposition building.".
E. Ganz has jut received a larze
Hhipmeiit of tiie celebrated Maintou
Mineral Water, the only mineral water
r-old here, and alto the Maintoti Ginger
CliHiiipagiif . one of 'he nicest summer
beverage,- known. Ihm ic the lirst time
it linn ever been Mild in Tunpe. All
lioods are delivered free.
Nelson, the jeweler, has n fine stock
and does lirst-clii"s watch repairing.
Half a car of .Mason's w bite flint glaFf
fruit jr" hai jnt arrived for the Wild
ma n-Pet erH-Gold man company.
FREE
Conine by Mail
WITH THE
Leavenworth Brass College.
TO ADVERTISE
OUR COLLEGE
We will clva thorough roure of Instruction
ill (limine mill MiiL'le uiurr hooVkettiiiiir tuirl
! Omineri'ltl A nl .nitl.o bv iiihII FKKE OF
CllAKGK to a limited niiintierof inrtons. 'Ilil,
uiuri-e will tHMiiinpleliil in lorty liiSsoiiB. No
iliurgulordliilom.il.
Aililrc.s:
PROF. F.J. VANDERBERG, PRES..
30i, 301 and 306, DehtweSt., LeaTcnvrorth. Kan.
jvimromtiiio.
The 6elobratedFrencb Sure,
ff?"APHRODITINE''?anced!
13 BOiD OM X
POSITIVE
C'JAHAMTCE
to euro cay form
olncnuiiiuhco
ortay alsoracrol
laogencratnoor
rnnioleltlicrsoi. vhether arlsluc
f rom t h 5 excess li o ,
BEFORE
moot Ktimnlnnti!. AFTPD
'rcbiccoorOplum,orthroupliioutliIuUiiilrrf)
?oncr, VnLcf"lncs3,l:cor!uBdonn ralaslntLc
lack,Scm!nal'cal:ncflIj-4U;iU,Kcrious l'ros
'.-itloa, Nocturnal JJml-jIous Le zcorrha-n, D!z
. ni"3, Weak Jlemory, I.oi of Tower nmllrnro
t ncy.w:! UIiienlectclnftcnlcRdtotirc:nntr !
I'd r-iur.i Insanity. Trico ?1.00ttbot, Oboiwi
u 5.. b. Ponthwa'tonrerelptofprlce'
A V. --A (il'AllASl'EK ll Klvcn tr:
i-yfli.OorOcrrccclved.toreruniH'isinoufy it
i i cmnncnt e".ro li not dTertnl, Woha'C
'imvaai'nof tctitnon!a'i f-omo d nml jotiu".
f Ixit'iFoto.'wIioliaT.jloni'crnarnTitly can A
'ythoimootAplirodl'inc. rirculurlree. Add.i
T1 APHRO MEDICINE CO.
'V,f( rn lirnnc'. I!o.t 27 t'oiiTi.Avt). Op
For Sale by G. II. ItKKPKK, Drncclat,
Plicilili Arlion P. O. Box 299.
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TEMPE ADVERTISEMENTS.
Farmers I Merchants Bank
Of Temjie, Arizona.
The Leading Bank of tho South Side.
Capital Paid Up, S3S.000.
DIRECTORS:
BenJ Ooldman, Terry Wildman,
E. 0. Frankf nlH-rtr, Nlel Peiemoti,
K. U. Dodson, Mors Ellington.
omCElW:
K. O. Frankenheru, President,
llcnj. Ooldman, Vlcc-l'renldcnt,
F. U. I)odon, Cashier.
Tranaact a Opnernl and Htrlclly I.i'cltl
matn Ilanklnc IIiisiiksk.
D
R. OHAP II JONEH. TKMT'V. K. T. OF-
11 co al llelneinan & U1U building.
foji fiivjs-
SADDLBRYJ1AHNESS
ERNEST SCHMIDT.
All Wurk Hand .lludnnnd Guaranteed.
4
Call and Examine my Stock ...
- - - - Before Liuvini? Elsewhere.
e
Livery
SCHUJtKMAN & SINOLKTA1CT, Prop.
FINETDRXODTSASPECIiLTr.
Best attention given boarding stock. , . .
. . . Headquarters for Commercial Men.
FOURTH ST.. TEMPE.
Carpenter Shop.
WILLIAM SELLER, Prop.
AH orders filled promptly and flrst-clais work
done at reasonable prices.
Mill Avenue - - Tempe.
Geo. Reynolds,
Baggage Express
and Freight Delivery,
OFFICE AT GMEGORY'S HOTEL,
T bCM PE.
Gregory House
EUROPEAN PLAN.
Adptedfoh Commercial Travelers.
Fine Wines, Liquors and Opart.
C. I). MUIM'IIV. Proprietor.
TEMi-E AKJZONA.
Atterjtior
Business Men of Tempo and An'ioni!
We again remind you of the fact that
Tfie
JOB
Departmeiit
of the
Republican
la prepared to turn out on tho shortest
notice the Itpatand Cheapest wurk
ererput up In Arlzoua.
We pcknowlege no Hlyals,
Recognize no Competition,
Second Fiddle to no Combination.
Temp
Stale
For Commercial Printing,
For Blank Work,
For Book Work,
For Anything Printed,
CALL ON
The "Republican" Job Office.
TEMPE ADVERTISEMENTS.
DK. E. 0. HYDE,
DENTIST.
Grown and 111 Idee Work a Specialty.
Fourth Street. Wes.of Tempe Hotel.
160 Acres,
(iir.I.IMJUISIIMKNT.)
Under Highland Tanal. (t I rf
Write to M. WKST, D''4-UU
lempo, Ariz. ''"'
CALKB PERRON,
Tern pe's Leading
Boot and Shoe Maker.
All work handmade and guaranteed.
llepalrlnc a Specialty.
Tie. Haul of Tempe
Tompo, Arizona.
Paid-up Cnpital, $50,000.
General l'.mik int' IlneinePR Trnn?arti'd
Agcnu Jor the bet Firo Iiituranoo Cnmpanlc.
In the world.
1. 1. Daggn. Prest. W. K. Ilaggs. Vlcc-Presl
V. L. Van Horn. ''ashler
Kxchango Drawn on 8an Franolsro, Chicago,
New Vr and K iropi!.
Intrrest l'alil on Time Deposits.
BLACKSMITHING.
BROWS & CAVE,
General Blacksmiths and Wheelwrights.
Wagonmaklng and repairing ol all kinds done
promptly. Specialty made of neat horfeshoeinz.
Tempe Bakery,
M. HII.nK, J'r.ip.
Fresh Bread, Rolls, Buns, Etc.
Constantly on hand.
I'UI.L LINK OF CONFECTIONS.
My prices aro the Lowest In Town and I respect
fully solicit a share of the public patronage.
J. D. Bethune. P. B. McCabc.
BETHUNE & McCABE,
ATTORNEY8 AND COUN- O O O
O O O O 8ELLOR8 AT LAW,
TEMPE, ARIZONA.
Special attention given to wnter and mining
laws.
TEMPE
STOP
AT
THE
hero you can net Fomptliinp; pood to eat and drink and a
pleaennt leep. Choice wines liquors and cigaru at the bar
in connection with the hotel.
Only Hold in Tempo That lias Sample Rooms.
SMITH & POWELL, Prop's.
Tempe - - - - Arizona.
J. H.
DRUGGIST.
Big stock of all staple goods. Stationery aid
Jewelry. A nice line of
FOK
STAPLE l FAJS'OT GROCERIES
GO TO
LON FORSEE,
Tho leading Grocery house in Tempe.
GO TO
Pioneer Meat Market
A. BERKENKAMP, Proprietor.
For Your
Choice Steaks, Roasts,
Arlington House.
Confectionery and Ice Cream Parlor,
Cor. Third and Mill Ave.
Rooms to Let at Reasonable Rates
M. PIOKTON, Proprietor.
bohool.
Sisters Academy of the Sacred Bean
BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL,
PlICENIX. AltlZONA.
Kngllsh, French, 8panlsb, 1'alntlnr?, Drawing,
Music, embroidery, etc., taught. Terrai
reasonable. AddMss.MOTHEK gfJl'KKIOR.
Pboenlz. Arizona.
itullrouaH.
SMHMU
5H"AS.T ffif"" SJSaMikHo
V
tMORTtST TO
WfTM TMROUM llJIII npifllJC
3rlOHILJ- lUt
SLHI.PINa CARS,
Queen & Crescent
AND
EASTTENN..VR.&GR. RYS.
SOLID VESTIBULED TBAIN8.
New Orleans to Cineituiti, 91 Biles Shottut
Making Direct Connections For All
Points north and cast.
nssT-Piillman Palace Cars through without
change via Chattnooga to New Yorit. Only i-ne
cnange oi cars to me principal points in ueorgis
, IIIUIB., IIUIIU I.UU CVU.ll VAIUltu. mu n Mu-
tie States.
WSr-Tlciet oflloe. 91 St. Charles Street, New
Orlcsiis.La.. T. JONES, T. V. A.,
IUluh. Txxas.
SOLID
Through Trains
From
KANSAS CITY AND ST. JOSEPH
TO
JST. LOUIS
CHICAGO, OMAHA, PEORIA, SI.
PAUL and MINNEAPOLIS.
WITH
Dining Car., Vestlhnled Druwlnp Room Sleep
ing Cars, Itccllnlng Chair Lar (jeais Free.
ONLY ONE CHANGE OF CARS
-TO-
Atlantic Coast !
THE BEST LINE FOR
New Voik, Boslon,
Ra'limore, Washington
1 hiladtlpMa,
Niagara. Falls, I'i
AND EASTERN POINTS.
For Full Information, address
H. C. ORR,
Ats't Gen'l. I'asenger Agent, KantasClty, Mo.
ROOT,
school supplies. Watrhes, clocks, specks and
oimls to set. Come and tec.
Goods delivered freo lo any part of the City,
THE
uiutaWiiliamiHiii
' LlsS-fcast-ssMrsjsjnjia amMiL:
11
WANTS
RELlABLb
.'. CHEAP ...
EFFECTIVE
YOUK
WAMT8
CA1I
BE
SUPPLIED
THROUGH
THE
EEPUBUCAN
KATES
For Classified AdTertlsemsnu
Under ail Headlugs.
5
CENTS PER LINE
EACH INSERTION.
MlHoelluin.'oiiK.
A "rtJl--?"-.' . COJIMIMOS.
i.,ih Llleai.d Ei.,loWii.eniClK, oil, w
In eerr repe. ft.im-liMnctAi.eii-. .7. 1E$
A rare chance. Address KING 4 LO L,
biuare..Vew York ".luiuu
TOK HENT-lwonlcecw.1 shady fnri.l.M
J? rooiaf.,rreniiiil.rlik hou.e Ii,j r ,
Ur. N ortuu, 1 w. chip rrtt of
JTOIt ltENT-WmkaiitIuril,lied r.,:
? r..in m uali r If, sik, n.m
odice. EuM)riiinliute.Gll,uiiUok
LoiLh for
Hunt
JLIvurv,
GOLDEN EAGLE
Livery, Feed
and Sale Stable,
STURCES & WALTERS, Proprietors.
Successor, to J. L Gain.
Special AKeotioo Girtn (o Boarding stork.
Calls answered promptly.
Telephone 61.
Pima Street. South of Mills House
ARROWHEAD
HOT SPRINGS
The bent reort in Southern California. For
.,. Cail,IVUIMiumi,
DR. W. CHAPMAN. Mer.
Arrowhead Sprinp;g, California.
-A-roliltootM ana IIuIIlcr.
HU.NT& OSWALD,
Contractors & BnWta
First and Buchanan Sts. OpposlteCscnerj
x. lininix.
Luncli una VIne Itoom.
(C
New York 400"
Lunch and
Wine Rooms.
OH AS. SAl.AKI
Grand Avenue Junction. Phoenix,
Suloon.
THE CAPITOL
PHCENIX, ARIZONA.
2y & 3d Wa3hiiifftoii St.
BEN BUTLER. Prop.
rr.iioii.
DR. BONNEY
The CHICAGO
SPECIALIST.
Rooms I, 2,3,
GILS0N BLOCK, PHCENIX, ARIZ.
Trnnfs nil nrivufn nml plirmtif1 DlS
VhhVH and deformities with Micces.
uncre cure ih po-il)ff also nil 1im?a
Ynlllwtvn nviinilinifu In tlm Itirtrit lifts
pitals of the East, in tho treatment ol
Female anil Chronic Diseases,
hehasa special treatment for all of
rtinfii, lllp.ilM.rrnvinL nml fifllllllll uic
easen, and cun effect a cure in all curable
cases.
Consultation Free.
MIun uikI 33xiroHf.
J, W. DEWITT'S
EIPEESS AND IS HI
Meets all trains and carries pa fen
gor and twggnge to and fr-'m '
jartof the e y All order lei
my olllce will receive promptatten
tlon. Office with S. H. Uracban, Palace Cigar Sfcrt-
Telephone No. 19.

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