Arizona republican., 1898-11-17
SOUTH SIDE.

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 Tempe. Ariz., Nov. 16.-(Spec;al Correspondence of The Republican.)- D. E. Ssrahl has succeeded P. A. Phi = lips on the Mesa run as Wells-FaTgo messenger.
 Mrs. Fletcher M. Schuerman went a Phoenix this afternoon.
 Dr. Norton is in Tempe today.
 A. J. Peters is loading four cars with hay today.
 A. R. Jenkins ships one car of hogs tonight.
 There is some prospect of a cement sidewalk being laid On the north side of Fifth street between the depot and Mill avenue.
 A man III Justice Carley's court was fined S7.50 today for disturbing the peace in Mexican town.
 Tomorrow morning force Of brick layers will begin work on the Odd Fellows building. It is expected tha5 this fine structure will be completed by ,he first of January.
 NJ L. Spear, who is employed at the territorial insane asylum, spent last night with his family at this place.
 J. Wallace Morse left last night for Benson to enter upon his duties as mail clerk between that place and Nogales
 s The Phoenix Short Line will make a rate of one fare for the round trip from Mesa and Tempe to Phoenix Cn next Saturday and Sunday, the 18th and 20th. account of the base ball contest between the Prescott and Phoenix hines. The afternoon train will stop at the park to unload and take on passengers.
 The Good Tenplars' meeting Satur- day night was well attended and one candidate was proposed for member ship. The lodge was divided in 0 Troops A and in honor of the Rough Riders, and they will alternate ly furnish entertainment during the quarter The losing troop will treat the lodge to refreshments.
 When the bicycle store opened las year many predicted that the south side could not support an exclusive bicycle and sporting goods business of this kind. But the indications of rapidly growing demand in this line were correctly foreseen and the pa ronage cheerfully given by the south side wheelman to an institution that is honestly conducted and which satis- factorily fills all their wants has rem dered the enterprise successful.
 Those registered at the Tsmpe hotel are: Charles Sigala. Tempe; H. F.. Brooks. J. H. Bobcan, Tempe; T. C. Compers, Phoenix; Albert Penny, Los Gatos. Cal.
 AT THE NORMAL
 Nine new students entered the nor nal this week. They are Edgar Bur ton Genung, George Walter Genung, Grace Laura Genung, of Yarnell, Yav- apai county; Miss Nellie Brady of Mesa, Miss Mary Saylor Of Tempe, Robert o. Bar Duncan of Phoenix, Inez Fisher of Tempe, and Orrin Lewis S.andage of Mesa. Miss Saylor, Miss Misher and Mr. Standage are old stu dents.
 Last Monday was the beginning of the second quarter and it saw 173 names on the roll This is three more than has ever been on the roll for any year during the existence O. the inSti- tuition. The total enrollment last year was TO and it is safe to say the list will climb to the 200 mark before this year is out. The enrolment of 1895 was ninety-four The enrolment of '96 was 134, or 42.5 per cent increase. Tha enrolment of '97 was 156, or an increase of 16.3 per cent. The enroll ment of. '9S is ITO, or S.9 per cent increase. If the enrolment reaches the 200 mark this year the increase over last will be 17.6 per cent, or larger than any year since Dr. McNaughton made his D-g jump of 42.5 per cent the first year he took the school. II is not unreasonable to expect the enrolment 10 go over the 200 mark this year.
 The foot ball team did some more fie1u work this afternoon. MT Kloech- Ter of Phoenix is coaching the team. " hether or not he will prove himself to be coach remains to De learned.
 MESA.
 Mesa City, Ariz, Nov. 16.-(Specal Correspondence of The Republican)- Nathan Price. reported yesterday to be in dying condition, was buried this morning. The funeral services were held at the residence at 1:30 o'clock.
 Professor Mango of Phoenix is in Mesa today organizing class O. twenty who will take instructions on the mandolin and guitar.
 The Young Mems Mutual Improve ment association of Maricopa stake will hold it's quarterly conference No vember 29.
 Apostles Crowley and Woodruff of Salt Lake will arrive in Mesa on or about the 26th to be in time to attend the quaI terly conference of the Mari copa stake of the Mormon church, which convenes on the 27th of this month.
 President flakes will leave tomorrow for St. Johns, where he will attend the Mormon conference to be held there this month.
 A dance is on the programme for Friday night in Social hall.
 Art Millett is getting ready to blow