Arizona republican., 1898-05-19
The South Side


 Tempe, Ariz., May 1S.-(Special Correspondence of The Republican-)- w. E. Vanderhoof and R. V. Robinson went to Phoenix today
 Dr. Charles H. Jones returned this morning from Tucson.
 Harvey Maine, Il. $. Peterson and G. M. Mullen and family of Mesa are in town today.
 Water Commissioner .. P. Trott and wife are on this side today.
 It is expected that there will be a reorganization Of the Mexican band of this place.
 Elder Sharbrough has gone to the northern part Of the territory or church duties.
 The bicycle store has received an ether consignment of bicycles and bicycle sundries. The wheels were not all set Up when John Neil came along and bought one with a Christy saddle
 Milton H. Meyers is making lot of headgates for Roy Hin. MT Mey- CTS sold the hay off from his ten acres for szl5. He will seed the land again and endeavor to secure another crop
 Last Saturday was an off day for
  as there were nine balers broken down and not running On that account
 Mrs. Steizreide and Mrs. Frisch have made fine flag four by ten. It will float from the flagstaff over Henry Frischs building tomorrow. It is a whole lot cheaper to make a flag nowadays than it is to buy it.
 Justice Carley today Clu ms best to into of silent stranger who believes in sleep ing where night overtakes him whether people want him or not. The justice dismissed him from the court in dis gust and has got him put down as crazy.
 1Aere were two other Yaquis in court today charged with beating a fellow countryman nigh unto death. The case is set for Saturday at 10 o'clock in Justice Carley's court.
 There is more switching done at Tempe than at any other place in the valley tree cars of hay go out to- night; one of flour will go to Nogales, and one Of wheat to Phoenix. There are orders in the hands of Agent Hill for twenty-four cars of hay, but the cars cannot be gotten.
 D. c. Robins, wife and family have moved into the valley from Gicela, Tonto Basin. He reports that the cat tie buyers up there are refusing cattle, taking only those contracted for, and when it is possible not even those.
 E. NJ. Curry, who left for HolbroOk yesterday. received Sz0,O00 for his out fll instead of $ll 900, as first thought More calcle were found than the latter figure called for. He has bought a bunch from wash Gibson, the amount of exchange being between S6000 and $ 900
 AT THE NORMAL.
 Mrs. Hood of the normal faculty went to Phoenix this afternoon.
 Miss Fay Newell, an ex-student of the normal, paid the school visit yesterday.
 A copy of the annual catalogue of the normal for the scholastic year, 1889, has been completed by Dr. McNaughtOn and is now ready to be published.
 The Hesperian, like her two sister societies, has adjourned until fall
 Professor F. N Loveland was a caller at the school today.
 Miss Pearl Rigden, late of the nor nal, left Saturday night for Santa Cruz, Cal, where sine will visit rel atiVes during the summer and enter the state normal school at San Jose in the fall.
 The advanced class in methods took an examination today.
 The matter of having a summer term of the normal school at Pres colt is. under consideration by the faculty. The citizens of Prescott have arranged to supply the teachers w-.n board and lodging in good fam flies for S25 per month and have succeeded in getting half rates CT the Santa Fe. Prescott 6 Phoenix railroad
 MT. Ruse has made up his mind to spend the summer in Tonto Basin, deer hunting. Sam thinks he will be trouble, by the webs, but these are misinformed, as the Basin is an open country. so there are not many webs in it, and it is very likely the hunter will capture prize.
 MESA.
 Mesa City, Ariz., May 1S.-(Special Correspondence of The Republican. )-l Mrs. Aubrey, C. R. flakes, Dr. Will bur and Dr. Chandler went to Phoenix today. V. kratz of noenix, A. R. McCam- ley, Willlam Lewis and A. J. Peters of Tempe were in town today. Frank Murray has returned from Silver City, N. M
 J. P Huber and D. C. BrimhaH left this afternoon for Chattanooga, Tenn. on missionary work for the Mormon church.
 Mrs. --.-e Cooley left today for Fl Paso.
 T. r. Banta will thresh this year seventy acres Of some of the finest wheat ever grown
 1nose registered at the Kimbaii are: c. Devine, William McGlenn. Florence; Il. E. Saiter, B. Cohen, San Francisco: Addie Perkins, Winifred CooEas, Isoline Coombs, Phoenix; Miss Severe. Miss Tronto, Miss Bell Bloom CT, Miss Mabel Boomer, Dr. Hawley, Mrs. J. c. Forbes, Charles Holdren, A-esa: 4. J. Chandler, Phoenix
 Abel & Wilbur received a new hay baler.