Arizona republican., 1898-01-25
The South Side

Tempe, Ariz., Jan. 24.-(Sp:c e al Correspondence of The Republican, MT. and Mrs. L. K Drais, Watson Pickrell, P. B. McCabe, z. A. Harris Rev. MT. McCreary and wife went to Phoenix today.
 MT. Ichler, California cattle buyer. is in town
 w. c. Truman, sheriff of Pinal county, spent last night at this place and went to Phoenix this morning. There was snow on the Blackwater mountains, between here and Sacaton, this morning for the first time in four years, according 10 "old timers.'' The house of Jose Armenia narrow ly escaped being burned lsst night The people who are in it had a rag tied around the stove-pipe where it entered the thimble in the wall. The rag took fire and the result was the roof was soon ablaze. The house was saved through the energetic es- forts of neighbors.
 W. T. Trusler will build a frame house on his ranch. J. F. Hendrix and F. w. Butler will begin work on it to- 1 morrow.
 Wallace Morse will make a weeks run in the railway mail service be tween Ash Fork and Phoenix.
 The city now has enough money to pay all its obligations, which is rap idly being done.
 John Riley, travelling representative TOT Bradstreet's agency, is on this side today.
 Judge Flood of Texas. who has bought the Lacey ranch will do soma building in the nearfutIre. -~--
 Joe e-Birchh;eett has returned from a Rantlrg trip on the Gila, bringing 1 back with him twenty-eight ducks. Hayden Glasscock of Oakland, Cal. IS visiting with A. J. Houston and looking after his interests here. R. c. Brown. the travelling repre- 1 sentative of the Herald, is in town 1 today.
 The work of graveling Mill eve ue began today witheight or ten teams al. work.
 Miss May Hall, who IS in charge of the school at congress, spent Sunday at this place.
 The Nephi school will open next Monday in Johnson's broom factory.
 Born, to MT. and Mrs. Walter Rrim- hall, son.
 w. H. Patterson shipped two ca S or cattle to Los Angeles last night. i F. E. Weller secured his bond fer l $500 today, Sylvester Moot and L. F. K1ggins being his bondsmen. 1 W1ggner and McMullen are endeav- or1ng to dissolve partnership. bu- the matter seems to be rather difficult. as McMullen has already paid $5 for call ing the publfc's attention to the mat ter at late hour last ngiht and Wigg- her has yet to plead his case before the court. San Diego, a Pima 1 Indian, was also in court to- i day on compulsory business Some Mexican whom the officers are now looking for illegally Irrigated Sans wide mouth
 The south side will be represented at the poultry show in Phoenix. Dr. i Scroggs will send a pair of blue An tWerp homing pigeons which have flown 150 miles. F. M. Schureman will send Houdan cockrell. Sylvester Moot says It has been 24 1 ana 70 degrees above zero at his place and his orange trees are not hurt The trees, he says, could now s and it at 2O above zero, as they have become hardened to the cold weather. His grove Is north of Mesa. He says Mrs. Pr1ehard's grove west of Mesa. and ohe of the finest in the valley. is un- injured also
 Rev. MT. McCreary of Phoenix made a very scholarly address to the students at the normal this morning on the subject, Elements Of Success in Life." Rev. s. L. Guthrie visited the school today. General C. M. Frazier will give the next lecture in the series of lectures which are be- ing given this winter, about the middle or January. The class in general his tory will finish their wurk this week. The class in English literature will begin the study of Snow Bound" next week. The normal Glee club ,wilE render few selections at the gov ernor's reception next Friday. The class in the history of education will have it's last recitation tomorrow.
 Guy Collins, who was injured in the foot ball game last Saturday, is do ing nicely.
 SCOTTSDALE.
 Professor A. A. Crozier of the agri- cultural college at Linsing, Mich, who has been with us since Septem- per, started Saturday night for Los Angeles, Cal: From there he will go on to the Pacific coast and "go fo sea-" He has a leave of absence for six months on account of his health. He has been much benefitedy by the pure air of Scottsdale.
 Mrs. Dunbar and her mother, Mrs. Booth, have taken up their residence here for the winter.
 Mrs. .Tellford's brother, MT. Me Arthur, arrived here Saturday from Ohio. He is here for his health and l is improving already.
 Quite number of new faces were seen at the church and Sunday school services yesterday. Chaplain Scott gave an address at a Sunday school