Arizona republican., 1898-04-27
The South Side

Correspondence or The hepuDHcdh-) The thermometer was 100 at o'clock today. It was 1O2 on Monday. This record was taken at Murphy's stable.
 Sheriff W. c. Truman of Pinal coun- ty passed through this morning to Phoenix with an insane man to be delivered to the asylum.
 Another home protection meeting will be held at kingsbury's hall Thursday evening.
 Lew Collins handled the <ribboHs over the team of the Mesa stage to- day Lew is pleased with the pros pect of the Globe road and hopes the committees will get move on soon. Lew knows something of the traffic, freight and otherwise, and is satisfied that by judicious management the road will pay from it's inception.
 On Saturday evening next Henry Frisch will close his lunch room now controlled by Mrs. Frisch. Mrs. Frisch is taking lessons in ice cream making and will entertain on that line in the dining room. Cold lunch will ga in the arbor as of yore.
 Mrs. J. L. Morse, who has been way down in Maine" for several weeks, writes that he is doing better. He may return to Tempe next month, though it is possible he will be delayed until July. The Morses entertain several normal school people.
 Promoter Kingsbury could not be seen today. but it may be expected that he will present some new ideas on hotel building when he comes in sight.
 There are 390 scholars in the normal school including the practice school.
 Doc Hsineman is still in Portland, Ore, So report goes. The business hare goes on apace. Docs bond Cn claim owned by Charley Banker of Globe is to expire in May.
 F. J. Brown, who was in the valley late last winter buying beef cattle for the Crescent Coal company of Gallup, will be in Tempe and before he goes out will secure three carloads of beef for the Gallup company. The Crescent Coal company handles a big lot, and MT. Brown is apt to coma over three or four times a year. He said that thick ice formed in Gallup on Saturday night The United Verde Copper company had not shipped coal yet, MT. Brown remarked, but that 'thsy would soon from their mines two miles west of Gallup.
 E. A. Murphy says the livery busi- ness is begging along at good rate ,s EX-SenaaOr H. E. Kemp was over several hours today. He is OutspOken in his desire for a good road to Globe and he did not care how soon the work began MT Kemp is of the progress ire sort the kind we want.
 ! A. Baird of Fl PasO has secured two carloads of beeves from WooIf Sachs and will send them forward to the Texas panhandle town on Wednes- day night. He paid cents. This is Mir. Baird's third "trip to the valley and his first purchased beef. Fl Paso is a good market and MT. Baird will come back for more. He went over to Phoenix this evening and will go out with the stock.
 David Balsz of Yuma paid 31a cents f1T the COWS he bought and shipped tG the Colorado river towns yesterday.
 The first floor portion of the Peter son building will be completed of Ilshi brick, while the local creamery people will furnish those needed for the upper or second story. Cosner & Page are the contractors for Nells Peterson. who is one of Tempe'S cap itaiists.
 Ben Goldman, Filing Olsen, the ranchman; George P. Pftkin, Captain Henry Mullen, Dr. Devore- A. J. Peters, Miss Fanny Bury. Miss CChn and Thomas Stahl were visitors to Phoenix today. MT Pitkin and Dr. DeYore were witnesses in the matter of examining Harvey Dustin, who was committed to the asylum today. Dustin's widowed mother is living in Kansas.
 The Gazette and Herald bulletins go up with due regularity only to be cGntTadicted next day. Those who have read The Republican know where to get the correct and up-to-date, seven -days-a-week, news and they are willing to eat breakfast with the last issue before them The list is grow ing rapidly.
 Zach Harris will get down his sum n,er wardrobe tomorrow, Harry Zuck having set the pace today.
 Theodore Thomas, plain MT. Thomas, if you please, is still in the business of training blooded stock. He is south of town, but comes in daily.
 A. Nj Goudy is here to buy cattle. he will likely stay thirty-six hours.
 The Collins stage loaded to the guards and headed for Phoenix passed west at 4:13 p. m.
 The old postoffice is now occupied by Roy Hill as bicycle shop.
 MESA.
 Mesa City. Ariz. April 26.-(SpeciaI