Arizona republican., 1897-11-11
The South Side

Tempe. Ariz, Nov. 10.-(Special Correspondence of The Rapublican.)- Misses Mary and Minnie Goodwin and Mrs. Schureman took a carriage drive ito Phoenix this afternoon.
 MT. See of Tonto country came over from Phoenix today.
 !. w. Coughran is moving into his new house today. B. J. Roberts and wife, the well known cattleman from Tcmbs -one, are at the Tempe house. There are also registered Professor T. l.. Baer-- stein, Phoenix; H. P. Spencer, Den yer; J. Israel, San Francisco MT Spencer is here for the purpose of placing some loans for the Columb Building and Loan association, of which he is president.
 J. H. Hicks has rel.urned from his "trip to New Mexico.
 Ed Brizze is improving very ma terially. He will be able to get cut of doors tomorrow, says his physi- elan, Dr. Scroggs.
 Examinations for the first quarter of the school year are in progress at the normal this week.
 Judge Howell brought down 210 head of cattle, the Brunson bro hers assisting him. Although the judge lives out of the world, so to speak, he never allows himself to get rusty in matters relating to the terri Ory and his country, as goodly number of papers addressed to Judge Howell, Howell Postoffice, are left by the stage on its tri-weekly trip up the Tonto towards the Mogollons.
 A. J. Peters will ship two cars of wheat to Tucson tonight.
 Three cars of cattle went through here for Phoenix this morni g.
 Mr. Hough of the creamery bought 800 turkeys yesterday.
 Two tramps were arra; ;gned before Justice Carley for disturbing the peace. They were locked up until they get sober enough to answer to the charge.
 Phoenix today.
 Miss Listebarger, a res.den. of the Hermosa settlement, visited the nor- mal today.
 iMessrs. Hendrix, Andre and Meyers go to Phoenix tonight to attend the A. O. U. w.
 On the Phoenix train this afternoon were Mrs. George Gam, Mrs. R. G. Spafford and mother, Mrs. Rhore, MT Gordon Biglow and a couple of gentlemen friends from Chicago.
 J. W. WOolf and his son, Charles, returned this morning from their Yaqui river gold hunt. Pat Walsh, who was one of the Tempe contingent in that country, returned this morn ing also. MT Walsh thinks there is gold there iRf paying quantities. Where he prospected it was six feet to bed rock through a cement formation. The bedrock is sandstone and perhaps contains some gold.
 Mrs J. V. Edwards of Maricopa was a passenger on this mornings train to Phoenix.
 Roadmaster B.EF. Porter is acting dn the place of Conductor Harris on the Mesa train, while MT. Harris is acting in the place of Conductor But Ter.
 The Websterian society holds its first meeting tomorrow evening. It is composed of normal students and is object is the improvement of its mem- bers in debate and parliamentary usage.
 The musical notes of a new violin are now heard upon the clear, pure air of Scottsdale. The violin was re- gently received by George Blaney as a birthday gift from a friend in the east.
 MT. Henry West of Bushnell, III. is expected in Scottsdale soon.
 The water was turned out of both branches of the Tempe canal this morning. They will be allowed to, dry until Friday, when work will resume on both of them.