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THE ARIZONA REPUBLICAN: FRIDAY MORNING. AUGUST 25, 1693.
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TEMPE, ARIZONA, AUGUST 25, 1893.
TEMPE ECHOES.
The soda works will be in operation
"by Sept. first.
Goo. N. Gage and wife havo gone to
-the world's fair.
Tho river is again fordable after
s-vreek of walking the bridge
D. II. Burtia was looking aftor busi
sen in the South Side yesterday.
The territorial school will open
Sept. 4, and tho Tempe public schools
Sept. 11.
PA. E. Tovrea, the butcher from Gila
Bend, is in Tornpe after fat cattle for
iiis matter at that place.
SUgo travel is on the increase at
present, presumably the beginning of
the (all rush that is inevitable.
Harry Leonard went to Goldfleld yes
terday to look after the interests of
lonii Molczor in the gold camp.
The gasoline engine has ceased pro
veiling fans at the Gregory house, and
Instead an Armstrong has been substi
tuted. T. B. McQabe and Ed Jones have
gone to tho southern part of the terri
tory, in the interest of the Walker
estate.
Tho friends of Winchester Miller will
Tie pleased to know that ho is improv
ing rapidly since undergoing tho sur
gical operation, which cost him half a
foot to obliterate the ravages of a cancer
on the toe. Dr. Jones performed the
operation, and as usual did it success
lolly. A PLUCKY YOUNG WOMAN.
Mo Common Tramp Could Hob tho Mall
While She Had Charco.
Kllen Stewart, of Yarrow Valley, hns
lccn a stage-driver for three years or
.more, and her route is over twenty
miles of very rough and lonesome coun
try. Sho has, says tho Kansas City
Journal, had adventures, of course,
since sho lias been at work, and more
or less serious accidents from washed
out roads and snow-drifts, but sho has
Iccpt right on, driving every day in the
year but Sundays, and the business in
tho route' has increased considerably
since sho has had charge of it.
She came very near being frozen to
flcath one night last winter, when she
vtvas stalled in n snowdrift and found
it Impossible to dig her way out, but
some farmers rescued her, and in a few
tlays sho was on tho box again.
Miss Stewart has also had some
trouble from tramps. One night in the
tpring one of them attempted to hold
up tho stage. It was a bright moon
light night and Ellen was late. In a
lonely part of the road where heavy
.forests Hanked it on cither side a man
suddenly stepped from behind a tree
and, catching tho horses by the bits,
stopped them.
"Throw out that mail bag!" com
manded the fellow, gruflly.
.Miss Stewart always carried a revol
ver in a convenient pocket, and in tho
wink of a cat's eye she had the muzzle
of it squarely on the tramp's head.
"Get up on that rear horse!" was the
reply that the highwayman got to his
order. The man didn't move. "Get
up there or I'll shoot you," coolly said
tho girl. The tramp came to the con
clusion that he had better obey orders
and scrambled onto the back of the
horse.
' "Now, sit still till we get to tho
j)ost ofllcc or you'll be sorry," said the
girl, who kept tho man under cover of
tiio revolver. In throe-quartors of an
hour Miss Stewart drove up to the post
office with tho prisoner and called fot
some ono to como out and take tho fcl
low in charge. There was a crowd o
.husky young farmers in the office anc
in ten minutes tho would-be high-wnj
man was beyond the possibility of es
cape.
lie was tried for attempting to rob
tho mall and is now within the walls
of the penitentiary. For this piece of
work Miss Stewart received a purse of
ono hundred dollars, contributed by
the farmers along the route.
Utility.
The Son Say, mother, what has be
come of the wheels of my bicycle?
Tho Mother Hush, my son. It is a
slight sacrifice you will have to make
to your bister. Iloopsklrts are the
fashion, and we aro a trifle pinched fot
money just at present. Truth.
A Good Subject.
Tangle Tho average graduating es
say is too long.
Cumso That's so. I wonder why
some ambitious senior doesn't glvo us
wi exhaustive address of a short pago
on "What I Don't Know?" Brooklyn
Life.
Go to Burchard's and cot cooled by
tho electric fans while eating the best
meal in Tempo.
TEMPE ADVEETISEMENTS.
-J. D. Bethune. I'. D. McCabe.
BETHUNE & McCABE,
ATTORNEYS AND COUN O O O
O O O 8ELLORS AT LAW,
TEMPE, ARIZONA.
8pecUl attention given to water and mining
laws
iR. 0UA8. H. JONEB. TKMPK. A. T. OF
' flcoat HeinomanA nillbulldlmr.
ffloe hours 8 to 9 a. m., 3 to 4 and 7 to 8 p. m.
TEMPE ADVEETISEMENTS.
Farmers & Merchants Bank
Of Tempe, Arizona.
Tho Leading Bank of the South Bide.
Capital raid Dp. 830,000.
DIRECTORS:
BenJ. Goldman, Perry Wlldman,
E. O. Frankenberg, Niels Petersen,
F. Q. Dodson, Mobs Ellington.
OFFICER8:
E. O. KranVenberg, President,
Ben, Goldman, Vice-President,
F, Q. Dodson, Cashier.
Transact a General and Strictly Legiti
mate ll&nklne Iluslneas.
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TYPEWRITER
In line second-band Qrira (ten
condition. For sale. TTICG JPOU,
W. J. KINGSBURY,
Tempe, : : : : Arizona.
FOH FINE-
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ERNEST SCHMIDT'S.
All Work naml Made and Guaranteed.
Call and Examine my Stock ...
.... Before Buying Elsewhere.
Tempe Bakery,
M. IIILOK, Prop.
Fresh Bread, Kolls, Buns, Etc.
Constantly on hand.
FUI.I". L.INK" OF CONFECTIONS.
My prices are the Lowest In Town and I respect
fully solicit a share of the public patronage.
TEMPE ADVERTISEMENTS,
Temp
e
Livery
Stable
SCnCIlKMAN ;8INQI.KTAl;T, Fropi.
FINE TURNOUTS A SPECIALTY.
Best attention given boarding stock. . . .
, . . Headquarters for Commercial Men.
FOURTH ST.,
TEMPE.
Tie. Bail of Temne
Tempo, Arizona.
Paid-up Capital, $50,000.
General Banking Business Transacted
Agents (or the best Fire Insurance Companies
in toe world.
P. P. Daggs, Prcet. W. A. Daggs, VIco-Prost
W. L. Van Horn, Cashier
Exchange- Drawn on Ban Francisco, Chicago,
New Yore, and Europe.
Interest Paid on Timo Deposit!.
Geo. Reynolds,
Baggage, Express and Freight Delivery,
OFFICE AT GREGORY'S HOTEL.
Meets all trains and call any one who wishes to
do awakened In the morning.
TEMPE.
Gregory House
EUROPEAN PLAN.
Adapted for commercial Travelers.
Fine Wlnts, Liquors and Cigars.
C. I). MUUFIIV. Proprietor.
TEMfE AK1ZONA.
CQesa Department.
MESA CITY, ARIZONA, AUGUST 25. 1893.
MESA NOTES.
CALEB PERRON,
Tempo's Leading
Boot and Shoe Maker.
All work handmade and guaranteed.
Ilepalrinc a Specialty.
STOP
AT i
THE
TEMFE HOTEL
Whero you can get something good to eat and drink and a
pleasant sleep. Choice wines liquors and cigars at the bar
in connection with the hotel.
Only Hotel in Tempo That Has Sample Rooms,
SMITH & POWELL, Prop's.
Tempe - - - - Arizona.
TEY THIS:
FOR PRICKLY HEAT, CHAPPED HANDS,
SUNBURN OR SCALD. . .
Having beon troubled with prickly heat, by experimenting I dropped on this: One-halt pint
bottlle, only 25 cents Directions: Wash the parti clean and apply night and morning.
J. H. ROOT, Druggist.
FOR
STAPLE FAJNOT GROCERIES
GO TO
LON FORSEE,
The leading Grocery house in Tempe.
Goods delivered free to any part ol tho City.
GO TO THE
Pioneer Meat Market
A. BERKENKAMP, Proprietor.
For Your
Choice Steaks, Roasts,
Head Cheese, suasaees of all kinds, pressed meats, game and poultry In season.
Free delivery to any part of town or countrv. Juan Baca, the experienced cntter, always in
attendance.
Arlington House.
Confectionery and Ice Cream Parlor,
Cor. Third and Mill Ave.
Rooms to Let at Reasonable Rates.
Ttoardby the Week $5.00; By the "Mouth 520.00.
single aieuiH zt ueuis.
M. HORTOlsr, Proprietor.
A. J. Peters paid Mesa a visit yester
day on business.
Mr. Saunders, of Lehi, came up to
Mesa this morning on business.
Mr. 0. T. Ilavdon, Tempo's veteran
pioneer, paid Mesa a pleasant visit yes
terday. Moote & Bchuje have begun picking
and drying their C0-acre field of muscat
grapes. They have some twenty pick
ers. Mr. John Sampson, a mining man of
Denver, went up to look over the mines
at Goldfleld with Judge Woy yester
day. Mr. Sampson will stay there but
a day now, and will rettirn after visit
ing California.
Mr. Leonards, of Phoenix, came up to
Meea this morning and will go up to the
mines with Kimboll's afternoon stage.
Lee Dunn Drummer is canvassing
Mesa for the benefit of Fisher candy
firm of San Francisco.
Elli .Lionel and Brig Johnson started
for tht'oldfieldB in tho Superstition
mountains yesterday. They will do
some work on some claims they havo
there and proapect for a few days.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles E. Burton will
leave Los Aneeles the 25th for Moea.
They came that far on their journey
from Salt Lake City last week, were
delighted with the city and stopped a
few days to recuperate and will arrive
at Mesa Saturday morning.
Foster & Cuber have closed out their
business and have sold their building
and transferred their lease to Mr.
Bailey of tho People's drue store, Phce
nix, who will move his stock of drugs
up and start in business there.
The machinery for Hall's twenty
stamp mill is being rapidly transferred
to the Mammoth mine and put in posi
tion there. Some eight or ten four and
six-horse teams loaded with the ma
chinery paesed through Mesa en route
for the camp and they report still more
coming.
Mr. D. F. Rappelye came in to Mesa
yesterday from tho well he ii digging
between here and Goldfield, for water
and provisions. The well is now down
about eeventy-five feet and they exnecf
to get water soon. When tney gel
water in the well and establish a half
way house it will make tho road very
convenient for travel.
Mr. and Mrs. Rogers, Miss Bell
Shonick, Mr. and Mrs. Tuters, Miss
Graham and Andrew Laucer spent a
few days in recreation up in the Super
stition district latt week. They
camped at Willow Springs nnd enjoyed
themselves exceedingly under the cool
black willows, and in the balmy invig
orating mountain breezes. Mr. Laucer
reports the killing of one of the largest
rattlers ever heard of in the territory.
The snake was of a yellow variety and
was seventy-nine feet long nnd had
ninety-seen rattles on. Some of tho
Indies corroborate this story.
Lost Between Meca and Highland
bridge ono tine gold ring engraved with
M or W and having one large set and
three small ones. Cut in center. A
liberal reward will be paid for tho re
covery of same at the office of W. E.
Pomeroy & Co., Mesa City.
THE ENGLISH NOBILITY.
Queen Victoria is especially skillful
in making' omelettes, while the prin
cess of Wales excels in making tea and
buttered toast.
Tiie queen's favorite author is Sir
Walter Scott. Of modern authors her
majesty is most fond of William Black's
novels, and it is said that she reads
everything written by Walter Besant.
Tire wedding present from the cor
poration of tho city of London to tho
duke of York and Princess May will
consist of a diamond necklace for the
princess nnd a service of silver for
household use.
Summons.
In the justice court of Tempe precinct, coun
ty of Maricopa, territory of Arizona.
H. H. Wharton, Plaintiff
vs
R. L IUttf.iislf.y, Defendant
Action brought In justice's court of Tempe
fircclnct, in and lor the county ol MurlcoDa,
n the territory of Arizona.
Tho territory of Arizona eond greeting to R.
L. Hattersley.
You are hereby summoned and required to
appear In an action brought against you by
the abovo named plaintiff in the justice's
conrt of Tempe precinct, In and for iho county
ol Maricopa, in the territory of Arizona, and
answer tiie complaint Sled in Fald luttiro's
court at Tempe In said county, within five
days exclusive of ths day of icrvicc, after the
service upon you of thii summons, if served
within this precinct, btt If terved without
this precinct, but within the county, ten days.
If sertedoutof tho county fifteen doys.inall
other cafes, twenty days, or judgment by de
fault will betaken against yon.
Given under my hard at Tempe, this 12th
day of Auvust, A. I)., 1893.
CIIAB O. AUSTIN.
Justice of the Peace of said precinct.
MESA ADVERTISEMENTS.
BARBER SHOP.
W. M. DIXON, Prop.
Shaving,
Haircuttlng,
25c
60c
Goldfield City, Ariz.
Central Restaurant
E.I. LONG, Prop,
First-class meals served from
5 to 7 a. m., 12 to 1:30 p.m.,
and from 5:30 to 7:30 p. m.
Mesa City, - - - Ariz.
MESA ADVERTISEMENTS.
and
W. L, JONES, Prop.
Carries a full line of
Wines, Liquors & Cigars
Tables and paraphernalia for
all kinds of games at hand,
Main Street.
GOLDFIELD, ARIZ.
Alex TnirrzL, Mining Engineer and Metal-
urglst.
ALmxD L. TRirriL, Civil Engineer, Deputy
County Surveyor, and U. 8. Deputy
Land Surveyor.
TRIIPJPEL & SON",
Do all kinds of
Architectural, Mining and Civil Engineering.
Contracts taken for buildings and estimates
furnUhedforallwoik. Hydraulic and canal
work a Specialty.
Office Pomsroy Block. MESA CITY.
MESA AND GOLDFIELD
STAGE LINE.
W. A. KIMBALL, PROP.
Leaves Mesa every day except Sunday at 1
p.m.
Arrives at Goldfield at 5 p. in.
Leaves Goldfield every day except Monday at
6 a.m.
Arrives at Mesa at 9 15 a. m.
NEW COACHES, GOOD STOCK
Cat rlea passengers, packages and accomoda
tion mall.
This stage carries The Arizona Republican,
the only dally paper that reaches the camp the
same day published and contains the latest
news and Associated Press dispatches.
For advertising and news get The Arizona Republican.
Htaeo Junes,
D. S. MAIL AND STAGE LINE
Fassengcrs from Qlobo, Ban Caru.
Thomas and all points below will fi fJt
the stage at Solomonville f or Duncf i "n v11'
days. Wednesdays and Fridays at 7tf clock I?
making close connection at Duncan whsX
train from Lordsburgto Clifton and wi,;"'
Also with the stage for Carlisle, New l?E?a
returning from Duncan to BolomonvUl.nr
rival of train from CUfton and stage fmmVN
lisle on Tuesdays. Thursdays and&tnrSS.0'
riving at Bolomonville at 6 o'oclock D T' ""
keep a good corral at each end of th.1
This Is a short road free from dust .IS'IP"".
holos. Commercial men taken on n.VvIC
"vol
the week.
NOAH OUEEN,
Proorietor.
PflffiNIX, TEMPE AND MESA STAGE
MOENINQ BT10IS
Lt. PhoBnlx at7 a. m. Lv. Mesa at 1 p ra
Lv. Tempe at 8 a. m. Lv. Tempe at i x id
Ar. In Mesa at 10 a. m. Ar. Phcenlxat in V1
w JEVXMIMO STiOIS. V' "
Lv. Phoenix at 3 p. m. Lv. Mesa at 6.30 1 m
Lv. Tempe at 4 -J p. m. Lv. Tempe at 7 . L
Ar. in Mesa at 6 p.m. Ar. Phoenix ats jo ij
Carry Passengers or Express.
Leave T hcenlx at 7a. m., for Goldfield
FEANK MILLER. PROP.
OCco at Mesa Frnlt Store.
Ho for While Hills Mining Camp !
Trl-Weekly Stage Line.
Through in one day; 8-passenger, -h(,rii
thoroughbrace wagon; change horses at Ck.?
ranch and at Mountain Springs' leaves ltirT
man Monday. Wednesday and Friday at 7 Si 5'
m., and arrives at camp at 7 p. m. same dV
Leave. White Hills Jimp ftudayrThurljiT
and Saturday at 8 a.m., and arrives at KisV
man at 6 p. m. same day.
Fare, $7; f retghtSc
Shortest and most direct route to the K
White Hills mining camp. Btage office atitoi
the W. H. TaggartM ercantlle company IiS
conveyances on application.
CIS OSS & CO., Prop's,
Kingman, Arts
THE
Capitol Saloon.
J. J. BIRD, Prop,
Carries a full stock of
Wines,
Liquors,
and
Cigars.
Main St.
BEER
ON
ICE.
Goldfield Ariz.
Tie Mammoth Saloon
W. C. WHITE, PROP.
WINES,
LIQUORS
and
CIGARS.
Goldfield, Arizona
Superstition Mts.
Florence and Casa Grande
Stage leaves Casa Grande at 7a. u,,m
morning, arrives at Florence at 11 30 a. ra
Be turning leaves Florence at 1.30 p. m" ir
rive at Casa Grande at 6 p.m.
Makesconnectton at Florence with stare for
Globe. This line is fifty miles nearer QloU
than any other line.
DREW, STEVENS & CO,
Proprietor!.
Phoenix k Prescott Stage Line
For Prcsoott.via Blaok Oanyon:
Leave Phcenlx, Tuesday, Thursday and Ettir
day at 7 a. m. Arrive, Sunday, Wednesday tad
Friday at a. m. Fare, 112.60. Fifty pounj! 1
baggage free ; excess, 6 cents per pound.
Fcrfmectt, titTiltars ul Coarmi:
Leave Phoenix. Mondav. WdnrlvanA w
day at 7 a. m. Arrive, Tuesday, Thurndsr nil
Saturday at 6 p.m. Fare.llS. Fifty pona4ii
baggage free; excess. VA cents per pound.
tm- Office with Weils, Fargo & Co.
5-tl
O. W. GKEENLEAF, Agsot.
Florence and Globe Stage Ok
Carrying U.S.
Mail and
kWlLLS,FlW
xinut.
STAGE L2AVK8 FLORENCE DAILY fOK
Biverilde and Globe at 7 o'clock, r x., iton
night at Blverslde and arrives at Globe it
5 o'clock, r. m.; returning, leaves Globe tt I
o'clock a. M.. arrives at Florence at 1 o'clock
A. M. Good accomodation on the road, In
proved line, good stock and comforut.e lUgei,
fonr-horse coach every other dir W I.
QDILD, Agent, Florence E. T KZLLSS& &
CO., Agents. Globe.
EUUKNK JIIIDDIXTOX,
PiosrieVot.
IIuDsiker's Phoenix, Tempe aod Mta City
Stage Line, making direct connections with tie
Goldfield stage.
MORK1KO STAGES
L'v. Phoenix G.30 a. m. L'v MetaG Warn.
L'v. Tempo 8 30 a. m. L'v Tempe 7 30 a m
Ar. xesa 9.30 a. in. Ar. Phoenix 9 00 a.m.
EVENING STAGES.
L'v. Phoenix 3-00 p. m. L'v Mew 10 p. m
L'v. Temoe 4-00 p. m. L'v. Tempe 2.30 p m.
Ar. Mesa 5 30 p. m. A r. Phoenix 40 p.n.
CARRY PASSENGERS AND EXPRESS.
Office Commercial hotel. Frank Phillip sal
FiaWes' stable. A.G.HUNSAKER.Prop.
CENTRAL MEAT MARKET,
The only first-class market in the city.
A. BERKENKAMP, Prop.
All kinds of fresh meats. Delivery free to all parts of the city.
POJIEKOY ItLOCK. - MESA CUT.
W.N.BTANDAGE.
F. T. MILLER.
F. J. NETHKRT0V
South, ide
Real Estate
Co
1S1EC. COUNTRY
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Patented or Unpatented on Easy terms.
Residence and Business Property in Mesa Oil)'.
-AJso some verv fine "Well Improved Fruit
Ranches.
OFFICE ON MAIN STREET
OPPOSITE POSTOFFICE. .
Mesa City, Ariz.
W. E. POMEROY & CO.
l Real Estate and
I Commission Agents.
.J . . . ... mm
MVHt''isiuan... --- -- -
S Fine Fruit and AlfalfaLands
In large or imall tracts, patented with water right In Mesa Canal. Also choice
Kesidenco and Business Lots
In Mesa City on Easy Term
Office Main Street, One Door E of Mesa City Bank.
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