Arizona republican., 1897-12-14
The South Side

Tampe. AriZ., Dec. lo.-lSpecldi Correspondence of The Republican.)- Mrs. James Carrol, J. w. Comghran, Rev. A. B. Tom1inson, W. A. Bolton, T. A. Edmunson, P. B. McCaJbe, Mrs R. G. Andre, F. A. Hough, z. A. liar cis. Dr. Scroggs and W. H. Patterson went to Phoenix today.
 Rock is being quarried out Of the north side of the butte for the Odd fellows building.
 MT. Thummerfelt is improving.
 iRaIph, som of J. E. Price, was tihrowm from his horse and sustained a dislocahion of his elbow.
 The reading room supper was par taken of by about fifty people last Saturday night.
 C. T. Stohl joined the militia Satur- day night.
 Tonight car of hay will go to liar ris Spur, and car of barley to Bisbee. "A car of flour went to Phoenix today. On neKu Thursday there will be a special stock train out of here of twelve cars.
 The race track is being fixed up for the big rum on the 23d.
 c. O Austin will this week go to Gila Bend to organize lodge for the Good Templars.
 Letters addressed to the following are uncalled for in the postofice: George Atkinson, Mrs. E. e. BeIz- hoover, Arch Griffin, William Jones, s. P. Jalmsen, Emma Putnam, Bettie Woodbyt s. S. Andres, Antonio Baldes, Bonifacio Calavero.
 Elder S. A Thomson and Rev. s. C,,&1 1,,.;a iCif of today.
 Miss Louie Gage of the nonmal has veuy entertaining lesson on the grasshopper in the last issue of the Ar izona EducaEor. The class in an ciemt history will undergo an exami- nation tomorrow.
 The normal has received a very handsome addition to its library. Johnson's Universal Cyclopaedia of seven large volumes and the annual, together with the sixty volumes of Appletonfs Scientific and Philosophica! library, comprises the addition. The cyclopaedias are bound in full Mo- rocco and the sixty volumes are bound in half Morocco. As ompNmentaaies the publishers sent the school large engraving of Charles Darwin, Thomas Henry Huxley, Herbert Spencer and John Tyndall
 Dr. l.. c. Mitchell of Minneapolis, uncle of Dr. Charles H. Jones, is ex- pected here on tomorrow's train.
 Mrs. George Ruffner, wife of Sheriff Ruffner of Yavapai county. arrived here this morning from Prescott on a visit to her parents, MT. and Mrs. J. s. Birchett.
 John Hicks came in yesterday from fhe Mogollons with a bunch of twenty six range broncos which he is having broken this afternoon. It has often been said that bunch of wild horses could not be driven, into the valley without cutting them on the wire fence. These were driven around the head of the Arizona canal and by the Hole in4thetRock, no fences being en- cotIrttered until they reached the lower part of town, which were passed with out injury Mir Hicks says it is very cold in the mountains. There was a blizzard while he was khere, about a foot of snow falling at Pine springs.
 James Gilliland is again failing He seems to bel beyond medical aid and is now entirely out of his mind.
 SCOTTSDALE.
 Rev. Judson A. Elliott of Kansas City, Mo, but more recently of Chi cago, H., arrived here from Chicago Saturday. He preached a good sermon to a large audi ence here yesterday.
 Rev. c. J. Banks is expecting an uncle and wife soon from Cine nnati,