Arizona republican., 1898-03-15
Continued Tomorrow) The South Side


 Correspondence of The Republican, J. There was almost an exodus today to Phoenix on account of the dit:h suit between Miss Cease and Mir. Zech, both of whom live nine miles south Of Tempe. Some of those who went are J. E. Reddin, Lew Reddin. Walter Reddin, Mir. Zech and son, V. Cant. Att Goodwin, Tom Goodwin, J. c. Goodwin, Fletcher Schureman. Zan- jero Charles Williams, Robert McMul- len, Frank Fogle, G. F. Pitkin, John Mcdonald, Frank Austin and wife, Miss Clara Miller, Mrs. Fletcher Schureman, R. O. Greeves and Jack Lewis.
 John Gilliland the latter part of this week will start for Tonto Basin with some saddle horses for Judge Howell.
 J. J. Hodnett and R. o. GTeeves are graveling in front of their places of business.
 This afternoon William Rohrig, a i Mexican and the cannon bal stage at i tempted to cross the railroad at its junction with Mill avenue at the same time. MT. Rohrig's team got across and so did he, af CT pi king him self up. The team ran through town and stopped at the depot. There was no damage done and no one was hurt ". T. Trussler's house is finished. MT. Painter, new settler, has bought three acres of land from his unole, I. G. Hanna, and is hauling lum- Der to build four-roCm cottage. I. B. Page will do the building | The funeral of Granville Ridanour took place this morning at the M E. church, Rev. Daniel oss preaching the funeral sermon. The body was inferred at the Double Butte ceme- tery. MT. Ridenour was born in Ohio, i going to California in the "days of | '49' over the plains. Some time in the sos he returned east by way of the | isthmus. But the west still held for him an alluring smile and he moved to Kansas, where his wife and help meet passed away some ten years ego. About six years ago he came to Ari- Zcna, since which time he has been identified with the people of Tempe He had eleven daughters and on son, all of whom are living and four of whom were at his bedside at the time 1 or his dissolution.
 l A. J. Peters will ship carload of hay and the Hayden mill will ship a car of four
 | MESA.
 Mesa City, Ariz.. March 14-(Special Correspondence of The Republican.)- w. H. Code, Mrs. Captain Beard, Mrs. Nj J. Forster, A. F. Shewman, Dr. Hawley, Mrs. Rogers, Mrs. Phillips, MT. Drover, A. J. Chandler, Mrs. H. M.
 Lewis, Mrs. L. R. Lewis and MT. and
 Mrs. Joe Langston went to Phoenix this morning.
 Dr. Jones ard wife were in town to- day
 Col Newell will entertain in the near future a party of Good Temp,ars There will be games and refreshments
 Invitations are out for military ball to be given on the evening of the 18th. The object of the ball is to arouse military spirit enough tc induce a number of men to join the
 militia and to secure means to carry forward the project of a national en- campment this summer.
 Judge ". D. Morton is sick
 Owen Davis and son John left fol
 Goldfeld yesterday on a prospecting
 trip.
 James Bark came down from hi.
 ranch on Saturday, purchased a lot o-
 supplies in Mesa, and then went on tC
 Phoenix.
 Mrs. Cornelia Horne Clayton 0. Provo, Utah, is here in the interest O
 the Y. M L. I. association of the Nor
 mon church.
 Dr. H. A. Hughes was called iron
 Phoenix yesterday to attend Mrs. De nure, daughter of Dr. Sabin.
 Seth Bowers and Tom Grayso1
 mixed little yesterday with the re
 suit that there is an extra black ey,
 or so in town.
 Deputy Sheriff Hill of Graham coun ty took his prisoner, John Jones, in ; carriage this afternoon for Tempe 2 where he will board the southbounC ] train this evening for Solomonville The circumstances connected witl , this arrest are as follows: In Apri
 last Mrs. Trivestan of Bisbee gav
 Jones a Copper Queen check fo $25.65 for services performed. H raised it to $75.65 and passed it or ; Mir Hill If Tbofcbar Wbo ic p,a,