Arizona republican., 1897-11-23
The South Side

Tempe, Ariz., Nov. 22.-GSpecial Correspondence of The R8publican.l-- George R. Morse of Mesa, T. J. Parry, William Kimball and Perry Wildman, serving on the grand jury; Dr. Drane, A. J. Peters, Robert Richards, Byron Bedding and Watson Pickrell, are all in Phoenix touay.
 Elder Sharbrough has gone to Pres colt for few days.
 William Rohrig and family and James McNlaughFon, Jr., and party took a drive on dhe mesa yesterday.
 MT. and Mrs. Charles N. Taylor spent Sunday in Phoenix.
 Miss Ruth Hill of Phoenix visited friends this forenoon.
 James B. Sturgeon received another bunch of cattle of 250 head last even- ing. They are the rest of the cattle which he bought on the Upper Salt and which have been on the way for some time.
 At the militia election last Saturday night Corporal Ira Frankenberg was elected to fill the place of Second Lieu tenant Schureman, resigned. His ma jority was very small, however, as First Sergeant M H. Meyers was a close second.
 Mrs. w. G. Scott and daughter Maude of St Johns arrived here today. They will spend the winter here and Miss Scott will attend the normal.
 Following are the uncalled for let ters in the postofice: Gus Anderson, William Billups, Kingman and Co.,, 2; J. N. Mase, Sim Neighbors, B. Oldens, Miss Susie Putney, Louise Willis, Jesus Maria. Palma, Don Fideo SiIba, and Juan Valdes.
 F. R. Jones went over to Phoenix cm his wheel today
 H. W. Maxwell will ship two cars of cattle to Colton, Cal, tonight A. R. Jenkins will ship car of hogs to Los Angeles tonight.
 Dr. Hart made the normal a short visit this morning.
 The normal late Saturday afternoon received three Babcock fire 'extinguish- CTS from R. c. Lowell. '-
 Tom Goodwin returned from Goldfie1d today. He took up an out fit and put several men at some as- sessment work on the Goodwin claims. He says the Mammoth has shut down completely.
 John J. Byrne, general passenger agent of the Santa Fe Pacific, wrote Dr. MoNaugh6on today that his road could no longer allow the normal stu dents half rate in going to and from school.
 At the Tempe house are registered w. R. Patterson, Los Angeles; l.. E. Anderson, Bakersfield, Cal, and c. Riddley, ranchman. MT. Ridley will be in town several days
 Dudley Craig of Pinal ranch is in town today.
 Jesse Brown of Florence and mem Der of the board Of supervisors of Pinal county, is in town. He says that his county is making strenuous efforts to induce the government to construct the Butte reservoir and that when congress meets, Pinal county will be the best represented county in the ter ritory
 Fred Pranty is in the valley from the Natural bridge, Tonto Basin. He is an old timer and one of the terri tory's greatest mountain lion slayers. He will return upon the arrival of some freight from Flagstaff
 Attorneys P. B. McCabe and H. z. Zuck had serious runaway accident Saturday afternoon. They were leav- ing Phoenix when the horse they were driving became frightened at burIo by the roadside. He turned around suddenly, overturning the buggy and throwing the occupants out, but for tunately not injuring them Before the horse was captured he had com pletely wrecked the vehicle, a new buggy.
 Major Russell and Sergeant Hill of