Arizona republican., 1898-11-12
SOUTH SIDE.

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 Tempe. Ariz.. Nov. 11.-CSpec.2l Correspondence of The Republican, .)- Tom Hagan returned to Tempo th-s morning.
 James Hamm al1s os Glendale IS ia Tempe today.
 J.. w Hclsaple is in town from his ranch today. MT. Holsaples hand i; mending slowly from injuries received some time ago when Mir. Holsapls wa thrown from load of hay. As fast as possible he will put in 200 acres Cf grain.
 J. M Lewis, who lives nine miles south of Tempe, has sold his ranch to SIr. Ferris of Mesa and will leave fol Texas the first Of next month.
 Jose Armenia has his store in East Tempe well stocked with groceries and gents furnishings. Joe has sold a surprising amount of tailor made goods since he opened up, and the or ders are still coming in.
 J. F. Richards will claim the sale of one buggy and perhaps two on this election. A few days before election Messrs. Benham, W. s. Scott and Bark were eating supper at MT. Rich ards, when that gentleman remarked it would be proper for them to get Q
  and MT. Scott declared that if elected they would buy 9 new buggy. MT Benham would net because he had one. MT. Richards is now looking for Judge Scott and awaiting anXiously for Sheriff Bark,
 The people of Tempe arc waiting for the Wilson-Brodie wheeibarrow bet to be paid by Messrs. Boon Lewis and Charles N. Taylor.
 II Tncfn Carroll drove down to Pboenix today.
 w 4. Polton received a fine larga roll top desk this p2orning. Roy Hill also received one ike it to conduct the accounts of his bicycle store on. There are none better in Tempe.
 Those registered a. the Tempe house are: s. E. Knapp, Los Angeles; J. s. Garner, San Bernardino; J. G. Evans, Phoenix; R. B. Burmister, Pres colt: F. J. B1rmist;r, Mayer; Henry WoIlpert Payson; Joseph H. Voleben, Phoeni,; T. D. Bynum, Tempe; Guy Collins, Tempe; E. M. Skinner, Phoe- nix; R. E. Daggs, Phoenix.
 l. R. Mclean, the tinsmith, is re- pairing water tanks and pipes on the Titus ranch across the river.
 MESA
 Mesa City. Ariz, Nov. 11.& Special Correspondence of The Republican.)-| w. A. KimbalI went to Phoenix today.
 G. E. Baker, who has been stopping at the Kimball house the past six months. left this afternoon for Bisbee. Mir. McComas left this afternoon for the southern part of the territory
 Dr. DeVore and wife made Mesa their weekly call today.
 There was a dance at Nephi last night, given by the Young Ladies Mutual"
 Leonard Nets and Hyrum Hastings are loading produce for Globe today. Nat Brundage left with a heavy load O.: provisions for Globe this morning.
 Engine No. of the M. & P. road created considerable surprise this morning on its way to Mesa. People had been accustomed to hear it's shrlll whistle. but this morning they heard a heavy discord come footing and snortIrg up the valley. They got to expecting to see a Santa Fe mountain climber and felt "queered' when only the little engine hove in sight
 Jesse Steel is putting in some har d. some counters III Barnett & Winger new store.
 The lost McDowen ballots have been found. They were brought in by Claude Young today. Claude says he found them in the road opposite John Varce's place a mile and half south of Mesa. He found them that even ing before Wesley Powell got into Mesa and because he did not bring them in is provoking to many They were done up in a blanket and ad- dressed to some one at McDowell- who, he could not make out. At any rate he did not open the bundle and was not aware Of it's importance. The ballots had bounced out Of MT. Powell's blackboard evidently. Care lessness is far more eXcusable than cupidi:y, and consequently everybody feels relieved.
 Those registered at the Kimball house are: J. C. Wright, Phoenix; Charles Sturges, Phoenix; H. c. Jag ger, Los Angeles; D.. G. w DeVcre and wife, Tempe. Those registered at the Alhambra are: C. H. Chubb. Phoenix; Hewey Woolpert Payson; A. H. Justus, Verde; Charles Anderson, Mesa; w R. Binnie, Phoenix; H. L. Moody, Los
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