Arizona republican., 1893-05-19
MESA MATTERS.
vorkman Seriously In- Jured.
,, woman Writes to Eastern h,sa A Glowing Prophecy of
 the Valleys Future.

., ,,a Mrs. Wstrons drove up tC v,., A,' yesterday on business.
 'S' w' G,ssory and Mir. Jones, of Phe' NJ, ,sid Mesas pleasant visit yester' D Cbarlesworth sold to Mir. Bul- ,,'' 'A, ,ves,erday his 20 acre tract for N r z E,thrie's shooting gallery did a m,,i.tinp mi business on her opening day w \ P,meroy returned from the ,",,l lat nlght, where he had been l !, business .. ,oo rop,s and Hough shipped about 400 S,I, of ripe aprlcoIs Yesterday rah and wet . Iobpson's new brick building is mn to the second floor and will be ,o.bsd to the finish.
 r1 FuIler has returned from Phr- vbsre court business had detained iin for several days.
 No doubt the irresistible ehtct oi .,wspcy , contraction will be felt here, 1, ,st we are prosperous.
 VI LeBaron, superintendent of the \, oo returned from Phenix yester- i,, where he had been on buisness. wu Maggie Mcdonald, who has I.sS sick for a few days, returned to <, post of duty in the o.-Op. this karng.
 c. Flannigan started for Vslpa- |,n Ind.. to take a two years course hs law department in the normal boO here.
 sonpanv of four men with mining ,ti; passed through this city today, [,p,e for the gold digging in the korr,ition mountains.
 n Franks. who is working for Dr. tps. drove in from the lat ITS ranch 1 Ae point of the mountain, yesterday krning. He reported the rainfall sys was quite heavy, the grass was |Itng nicely and the cattle are begin. |gjO pick up.
 r. Msador and II. L. Wharton, came v ion Phpnix yesterday morning. (ryin company with W. E Pomeroy I tart today to the regions m the k,Nriiron mountains. where they ex- st Oremain the rest of the week.
 MR.J. Netherton the territorial sup. filisndaur of public instruction, re- grsd today from an official visit to } territorial university at Tnr-on. Hpacts to do a good deal of eff ,ct- kEuk in the school line in the near tar.
 | [. PomerOy. A. Miller and Geo.
 Wey, drove down to ihe capital sEisy morning to attend the silver invention, Mr. Wey is an anle and Dtg free silver coinage man and the iHntiOn will no doubt hear from min strong rerms.
 INn the number ot strangers com sl'O the city and country and pur. s.ng homes, it can hardly he said tn tbe Wall street panic is having rvery seriOls effect on this neishb pr- M, The two crops of cereals and ho1r to SIX crops of alfalfa seem to F'rd the prOgres of the hydra headed ts1y Oi the west. W, Shrine, Warren Shrine and h Will Kimball, started last night
 Ae Worlds fair. They intend 10 Phlree weeks a' Chicago then go b AeE York to visit sJme friends | ft' They will return by way of sR, They expect to be away from N9 three months. a'e'y serious accident occurred yes. afternoon on the ranch Of A. | @son, about 4 miles southwest of 'el. The unfortunate individual a"foIcOner, who was engaged in |ig np hay on the farm of A. | SNn' Hr worked at the stack and
 Oel going up with the elevator
 N'It' the hay on he stack. In
 way, either by slip or miscalCula. l, 9'sed his landing and fell to the
 .Oa solIe 20 feet distant. He fell
 nch force that both bones of his
 R"ere fractured about two inches v, 'he ankle joint. He was at oace ,n 10 this city hy his employer A.
 F, and Dr, Ssbin set fhe leg. The ,, so, IS suffering greatly and may | J! never regain the use of his