Arizona republican., 1898-07-28
SOUTH SIDE.

Tempe. Ariz.. July 27-(Special
 Correspondence of The Republican. J.
 W. J. Kingsbury, W. s. Varnum and c. A. Finch went to Phoenix today
 A. L. Post of Mesa was in Tempe to-
 day.
 Zanjero Williams has finished gray cling the Tempe dam. There are 2S,- GOO miners inches of water in the river. This indicates steady flow for several days and it is probable that more will be coming in day or two.
 Tomorrow night A. R. Jenkins will ship two cars Of hogs. Tonight A. J. Peters will ship a car Of hay and a ear of grain. A car of rolled barley will be shipped tonight also.
 A. R. Jenkins is planting 100 acres of corn He says that there will be 15,000 acres planted to corn this year under the San Francisco
 Miss Minnie Perry will leave tonight for her old home at Cortes.
 William Corpstein of Phoenix is visiting in Tempe for few days.
 County Recorder F. ". Sheridan spent last night in Tempe.
 Mrs. Watson Pickrell and children have gone to Phoenix to stay for week
 William and Watson Pickrel1 have left for a weeks tr.p to Pinal county to look after tLeir interests there.
 tO GoI io promises to be as well pat-onized by the south side as the former ones have been
 MESA.
 Mesa City, Ariz., July 27.-(Special Correspondence of The hepubiican.)-- w E. Pomeroy, V. V. Wright and wife and Dr. Drain went to Phoenix today.
 J. c. Dobbins and Judge Kibbey came up from Phoenix today.
 Rev. Daniel kloss of Ter1pe came to | Mesa today to inspect the Irippel al- l mond orchard. MT. Kloss told MT. | Bettler that he had almond trees. but 1 nc nuts and he really wanted to see the nuts to believe the stories told about this orchard People from | everywhere are visiting the orchard as the crop is being gathered
 Mesa is being fairly :-~armed with book agents of late who want to induce the territory to use their particular ext books. Each Look is better than those exhibited before it" The last man to introduce his books will have something simply perfect
 Johnson Bros. shipped thirty-four ,oxes of fruit today.
 The Farmers exchange will ship a ,arIoad of hay to Santa Monica to- light. l, Messrs. c. L. and C. A. Hall came town from Goldfeld this r-orning.
 Mrs. Van Wright will leave this for her old home iii Illinois.
 Mrs. Frank F. Drew. who has beer 7ery ill, is reported somewhat i'm proved. W. H. Merritt of Tucson. an old ime railroad conductor. came up on he morning trair and is today getting { acquainted and looking over the gar 1 len spot of the county. ( Charles Anderson. a former resident l If Mesa, after a period of roaming round through New MexIco, Califor= ia and other parts, has returned and ' avs there are lots of worse places udu AlCod diIu lft IS i1iCll1Ou tD 1OcdbC : ere. He is accompanied by a brother l.. Salter and wife returned this morning from months outing at 'anta Catalina. They report very leasant time on the coaSt
 Miss Zula Robeson will leave on 'unday next for a three weeks visit n Thatcher, Arizona. with the family i # her sister, Mrs. Rob Hill She Ti1i spend most of the time on top of he Graham mountains among the lines where there is one of the finest ummer resorts in the territory.
 A. P. Walbridge, grand chief tenn lar of the I. o. G. T. of Arizona, will l. e in Mesa on Friday night and will ave with him for exhibition the Good 'emplar flag which will be presented 0 Col. McCord as the regimental col IFS of the territorial infantry.
 Those registered at the Kimball ouse are: J. N. Hunt, Chicago; J. J. iosper, Los Angeles: E. B. Sinclair, 'hoenix; W. l.. Akers. Globe; Mrs Florence; J. c. Dobbins, 'hoenix
 MT. Rowbottom has rented the large arn belonging to Mrs. Robson and as fixed it up for canning factory. Ie has carload of cans on hand, two rrge furnaces and is canning tomatoes lostly at present.