Arizona republican., 1898-08-05
SOUTH SIDE.
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 Correspop ience Of The Rerublican.)- William Goodwin, Rob Richards, John Neil, H. Z Buck, James McNeil. Henry Frisch, i. R. McComas, F. E. Finch, Mrs. Steven Edwards, J. G. Holmes, Henry Campbell and Miss Minnie Laird went to Phoenix today
 Father Westhoff, H. M. Willis and Salesman Turner were up from Phoe- nix today
 Mrs. R. c. Andre returned this morning from her trip to the north ern part of the territory.
 George Barr, who lives south Of Mesa on the edge of the desert brought in basket of splended grapes today as farewell to Caleb Perron. He will leave tonight for California.
 J. P. Eaigler of Kansas arrived this morning on a visit to his brother, J. F. Haigler He will look, the country over and if he likes it he will locate
 Elder Goodwin Of Glendale is in Tempe today looking for house for his family to live in during the nor mai session.
 Ben Cummings and wife went to Glendale on a visit today. MT. Cum. Mfngs is recovering from short siege nf fever
 One car of grain will go out tonight 4. J. Peters will ship three cars of hay also.
 Frank Babcock landed in Tempe ffIis morning after nearly three years absence.
 The Maricopa 6 Phoenix will run a special train On Saturday morning to accommodate those who wish to go to Prescott on the excursion, which leaves Phoenix at 7:30, Phoenix time. Tie special will leave Tempe at 6:15. .4 large number Of Tempe people are going and those who are not, wish they were:
 The Red Cross society of Tempe has sent g. consignment of good things to the boys at Whipple and s25 in cash to the Cuban relief fund
 R. c. Davis, who las been spending few days in Tempe. left this after noon far California
 MESA.
 E-ssa City, Ariz.. Aug. 4.-(special Correspondence Of The Republican)-| Postmaster W. s. Johnson. T. E. Pom eroy, ". A. Dornan, William Newell and wife, R. W. Westovef and wife, L. L. Toney and wife, 4. P Snowman, ". !. LeBaron, H. c. Rogers and c. R flakes went to the city beyond the Salt today
 Next Saturday Mrs Philip Weisner expects to leave for her home in Wis eoUsin
 The Mesa lumber yard received a ear of lumber today.
 The Mesa Canning company re- ceived g. car of cans this morning
 Work has resumed on the Trippel almond ranch. the nuts having ripened sufficiently. Mir. Trippei is receiving bids from all parts Of the country for his crop.
 Mrs, J. H. Bush has received a tel egram from her husband at Victoria, 5. C., stating that he will he home spon.
 Leonard Nets returned last night from Globe. He says the Gila has plenty of water in it .
 special train will be run from Mesa Saturday morning to make con nectioIs with the Prescott excursion, which leaves Phoenix at 7:30 sun time. The train leaves Mesa at 6 a. n- sharp.
 H. L. Chandler dined the city off, sials of both Mesa end Tempe last night at the kimball house. The Tempe city council was in Mesa for ale purpose of inspecting the electric lights. Those present from Tempe wcre Mayor John Knight, Council men E. R. Finch, R. O. Greeves and Samuel Brown, and City Attorney H. z. Buck. Those from Mesa, Mayor D. T. LeBaron. Councilmen C. M. Mullen. Warren Shrine, w. A. Kim ball and City Attorney A. P. Shew- man.. City Marshal Phin Daley and Judge ". D. Morton. A very pleas ant time was had getting acquainted, as the parties had never met as rep Tesentatives of their respective towns.
 The celebration of the 24th of July was grand success in this place and why should it not be? The people of St. Johns are an energetic class of people and when they start to do a thing they generally succeed In the morning there was a parade repre- sentfng Olden times, and the equip