Arizona republican., 1893-05-12
MESA MATTERS.
,.,,oessful Revival Meeting in
 Progress.
,.,osrnlng Agricultural and Hort.- cultural affairs on the
 South Side.

Chickens are seii'nk "s so per dozen, in ,ow, ,h,. morn. "S'' R. Morris has $l,OOO of good, .,1.D ai oats for sale cheap.
 'r' ,ns,ice Roberts of Tempe made Mesa susipess call yesterday.
 T ,.ah Cibson, of Phoenix. drove up to u,'. .S yesterday on business. Charley Goldman of Ph@nix, was in vs., 0 yesterday on business.
 yer alfalfa hay is being delivered :, I ,be city at s4.5O per ton. c.nOr Ancho drove to Mesa from his .,ocb southeast of town today.
 W. Fritz Berkenkamp of Tempe was !, Mes, yesterday on business.
 r,,.,sr X Cuber have bought the B. uSvmsn s furniture stock st Tempe. D T..Ee Eyerman, the ex-zanjero of the ,.%ns canal, visited the city last even- " E pomerov and w. Burton were ,.,.ined in Phoenix on jury duty yes 
 srlsy. Tho adobe work of B. +. Johnson, SOps X Co.'S new ware house IS pro- sres:ing, ,isa laying in the fields around Mesa a present, yrs Harriet c. Lamb today rented to Johnson, portion of her lot, for i've years.
 The Mesa brass band was out last ,i,ht again. That accounts for the ab- .nee of rain.
 T Benton, of the firm of Rogers & Dsptop, was down to Tempe yesterday on business.
 PR McCabe of the firm of Bethune sN,Cabe, of Tempe, drove up to Mesa today on business.
 lpeniovable evening was passed at tbs social party last night in the Peter son Brundage hall.
 T. E. Flannigan started yesterday for Valparaiso Ind, to take course in he law department.
 Leofln Johnson has the foundation hid to his fun two story brick house, honting on Main street.
 Ed. Brig zee, the young man who de. grtsd hls newly made wife not quite year ago, is again in the city.
 Five of Mesa's young bloods started ths morning for Sugar Loaf for hunt. They will be gone the remainder of the week.
 The new brick addition to the Co-op. building is almost completed to the second floor, and the work is being npidly pushed.
 Judge Morton, editor of the Mesa Tree Press, will start to Flagstaff in the morning 10 attend the annual meeting d the Odd Fellows lodge.
 M J. Forster and J. A. Cuber's new inure store will be complete in a lev days. They intend to put in fine sock Oi furniture as soon as 1t is fin hhed.
 Websve had quite a spirited revival n Aesa the last week. The Rev. Mir. ANsn has been holding services in the Nlsl hall with from one to two meet. iin each day.
 Mr COrtis, who left Cochee valley, Vnh, several days ago, reports that the nan crop there will be very short this Fa On account of the heavy winter sM spring most of the grain is yet in N' l. Pomeroy, M. A. Grouse, A. btzee and few others. armed with ps and shovel, started this morning a he gold diggings in the Superstition 1eanains. They expect to be gone Afee or four days,
 The Mexican captured by Deputy Onnay near here day before yesterday s"nted for breaking into several a'e' in Florence and had eluded cap NOnlll Bushay got on his trail.
 me Mormon church school which is aasf the principalship of Prof. R. H. anh, will close next Friday the 18th. ts Y, commencement exercises will be sl next Thursday the 18th, and sl dance will be given in the hall N"Iowng evening.
 1s'a' In the land of a health, wealth n Nn,hine, is destined to be city Soas ths greatest in the southwest. % great mineral wealth nearby in slpo'fstltion mountains, her great
 "lmtnral resources, her incompar. .g!lnate and the many industrial .I ~'Iss ot which she can boast are .4u 10 carry her to the front.
 M H Vurtis, business man of Diaz, i~' pad Mesa a pleasant visit yes H He is just returning to his ,e rom an extended visit among many friends in Utah. Mir. Curtis s,a' swell Of Diaz, but like all other ], ' '. 70 our bright, prosperous val k,, %ys Mesa and it's surroundings sur. sOYthing he has yet seen and '" settle with us ere long.