Arizona republican., 1898-11-16
SOUTH SIDE.

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 Tempe, Ariz, Nov. Special Correspondence Of The Republican, Dr. Charles H Jones is a business v.s- itor to Phoenix today.
 F. A. Phillips, who has occupied the position of Wells-Fargo express mes senger on he Mesa City run, left last evening for Globe, where he will lo cate. Mir Hill will be his succs sssor.
 A. J. Peters will ship three cars Of hay tonight. A car Of flour will also go out. Two cars of hogs came down from Mesa
 Dan Porter, recently Of Kansas, and w. Busby went to Phoenix today.
 The new tubes are in one of the boil CTS at the creamery and in uss. The brick Kiln is growing continually and it is expected this week will see 300, ,000 ill it.
 William Goodwin is measuring oh a small plot on his lots in Easc Tempe. There is a pile of good brick close to the plot. Willie doesn't say what his plot is, but the townspeople think it is a house.
 Mrs. C. A. Finch and child have joined Mr Finch at Mammoth, Pinal county.
 Jim Bark, J. E. Johnson and Jerry Sullivan are in Tempe today on cattle business.
 The normal foot ball team engaged in an indifferen5 practice last night with a few odds and ends that it was able to engage in play against it. The boys will find a different oTganiza- ton than the Indian team in front of them on Thanksgiving day. It is nee essary to be able to stop revolving wedge and become more proficient in mass playing to win a game from 1raiped team. It woulu be well fO'' the team to secure coach and learn how to play foot ball.
 Rev MT. Wynkoop is in town to- day from the Gila.
 The United ModeTns are preparing for the grand ball they w.n give or Thanksgiving eve. The bes'- music obtainable will be mad. It is expected that the invitations will be sent out tomorrow or she next day.
 Dr. Hart has volunteered to serve as physician of the pest house at Manila to attend the boys in bIue. The doctor has placed his life in jeoparuy and his many friends in Arizona will anXicusly watch 'lhe papers while he is thus en gagged.
 An excursion will be run from Mesa and Tempe tomorrow night to give the south side people the opportunity Of seeing the veriscope reproduction Of the Corbett-Fitzsimmons prize fight. The train will leave Mesa a. 6:15 D. Ill. and Tempe at 6: 40 p. m., returning at- ter the exhibition. Ore fare for the round trip will be charged. A special reservation of seats Will be made for Tempe and Mesa people.
 G. R. Williscraft, the Phoenix foun- dryman, is in Tempe today on busi- ness.
 Mir Williams of the Williams house, Maricopa, passed through Tempe on this mornings tram. v
 Watson Pickrell left last night for the Vekol mine in Pinal county.
 Lew Collins evidently appreciates opposition Two rival stage lines have come into existence this month and are bidding hard for Lew's trade. This morning ehe old llmer drove in,o Tempe with hs stage loaded to the axels with passengers and freight. |CompetItion is the life Of trade" says he of the reins.
 MESA.
 Mesa City, Ariz., Nov. 15.-(Special Correspondence Of The Republican)- A. Anderson Of Anderson Bros. went to Phoenix today on business.
 George Schornick delivered some hogs to Mir Dobson today The latter shipped two cars of hogs cut Of Mesa this afternoon to Los Angeles.
 w. H. Severs has at last found a place to rent after a search of several months He has rented the Dr. Br9ck ranch formerly belonging to John A. Barkley, who has moved to Phoenix. Mir Sewers will become a customer of the Mssa creamery.
 The holders of the numbers which drew the first and second prizes at the Novelty store on November 1 have failed to make themselves known. An other drawing was held today. Forty two draws the first prize and IA the second. Folders Of these numbers will please present them and receive their prizes.
 B. Matley Of Tempe is in town today.
 N. A Price who has heen suffering with a cancer, is very lew and is eX- pected to die. Dr. Brack gave up hope for the patienl this morning.
 Johnson Bros. shipped seven dozen poultry this afternoon.
 Abeli & Wilbur get a whack a the new brick buildings going up near them. They are furnishing the corru- gated iron roofing which is rapidly so ing in place.
 Mrs I. " Stewart expects her father, MT. Cranberry, to arrive from Kansas tomorrow.
 The Mesa Dramatic club will place the Mountain Waif' on the boards next
 W. J. Birchell has got the people C3 Mesa to swear by his home made pork sausage and imported fresh fish.
 Nate Brundage will leave tomorrow for Globe with a load of produce. He did not get off the first of this week, as