Arizona republican., 1897-12-02
The South Side

Tempe. Ariz, Dec. 1.-(Special Correspondence of The Republican, Messrs. McCamley, z. A. Harris, B. A Murphy, H. z. Zuck, J. w. Woof, J. c. Goodwin, just returned from Globe and Dr. B. A. Scroggs, went to Phoenix today. Messrs. Watson Pickrell, w. T. Cummins, Ben Gold man, c. P. Pitkin, Eli Sears and J. B. Mullen went to the capital city to serve on the petit jury.
 A. E. Hinton of the Phoenix candy factory, MT. Mckee for E. F. Kellner. MT. Turner for Kessler-Boyle, and MT. Barkley of Barkley-Bewyman, were doing business on the south side.
 Cattle Buyers Weigle of Pomona and Hardy of Los Angeles are on this side today
 Chaplain Scott of Scottsdale and Leslie Rich of Phoenix are in town
 Fisher Bailey is making some inn provements on the ranch he recently purchased of Mir. Loosley.
 I. G. Hanna is down with p1eu- monia, but is improving nicely.
 Marshal Compton is putting in some new culverts.
 Tonight William Rohrig will ship 2,200 pounds of strained honey to J. B. Angius of Bisbee.
 Tomorrow there will be a special stock train out of here of nine cars w. H. Patterson ships the Sachs cat tie to Los Angeles. If MT. Weigle can get his stock aboard in time he will add car for Pomona to the train. The daily shipment of two or more cars of wheat to Tucson still con- ti4ues.
 Miss Louie Gage is filling the place of Mrs. Ida Swigett, who is absent from the normal on account of sickness. Miss Bell Cosner and sister, Miss Elizabeth, are absent from school be- cause of protracted sickness in the family. Willie Gleason returned to school this morning. The class in free gymnastics began practicing with music today The tennis club is go- ing on steadily and some members are becoming quite expert. The foot bal men are again on the field
 Yesterday on his way to school be- tween the canal crossing and William ROhrig's on the Mesa road, the horse of J. O. Powers became frightened at the passing train. The horse tore on down the road and ran into Charles A. Staupher. throwing him about twenty feet ard smashing the rear wheel of his bicycle Staupher was severely bruised, but not permanently injured.
 Victor Cordova appeared today be- fore Justice Carley and made affidavit that without cause a horse of his was being held by one Dailey, of Mesa. The judge granted him replevin.
 The council met in special session last night to receive the assessm snt roll, which is now completed. The council will sit as board of equalza tion on December 16, when the tax list will be finally acted upon. An other thing the council took up was the Eighth street sidewalk. Instead as originally proposed that the prop erty owners donate land enough for the walk, it is now determined that a survey will be made and the sidewalk laid without any further ado. The ditch which will interfere, will be moved farther into the street and made to look better than it does now. James McNaughton will very likely make a survey this afternoon.
 SCOTTSDALE.
 Book agents and insurance men are now visiting Scottsdale.
 MT Undelhill is now doing consider able work in his front yard, grading, etc.
 Chaplain Scott visited the school yesterday morning. He spent the en-