Arizona republican., 1898-06-03
Phe South Side


Miller, Henry Gonzales, R. Q. Greeves,
c.. c. Jones and wife, c. N Taylor
| Thomas CARTRIDGE, wife and daughter.
Steve Hughes, F. A. Hough and wife AMI
Mr. Holt went to Phoenix today.
Mrs Roy Root came Up from Phoenix
on a visit today.
Walter Redden is reported i'll.
Rev J. E. Carpenter. wife and children
leave tonight for Fresno. Cal.
Mrs. Perry Wildman and Mrs. A. NJ
Franklin intend to spend the summer at
Santa Monica, Cal
Steve Hughes has delighted his sister,
Miss Margaret Hughes. with Splendid
'98 model Syracuse bicycle A brother is
worth having sometimes.
Edwin Decker is expected home from
California next Saturday.
Fisher Bailey is working in the Ryder
lumber yard.
Mrs. Theodore Nicholas is recovering
from a severe sick SPELL
Emmett Adams and wife and Mrs. J. l..
Gregg expect next week to leave for Mis-
souri,, where they will spend the summer.
Towser the News Office dog, is no more.
He met an untimely end last night at the
hands of dog poisoner-a brute every
way his inferior. TowSer had some en-
emies and lots of friends. and to his
lasting credit be it said that most of his
friends were children, to whom he was
always loyal, and it is a safe bet that
his death is more deeply regretted than
will be the last end of the man who
caused it.-Tenpe News.
The normal class of '9S will be enter
tanned at Dr. Wi1bur's home in Mesa
Friday evening.
Mr.. John Brady, a brother-in-law of
Col White who is engaged in the bank
ing business In Pomona, Cal. arrived on
the morning train from the south on
visit to his friends.
Mr.. Will Morrow of Downey, Cal. who
has been visiting his uncle, Joseph 7.
Birchett, leaves for home tonight.
Mr. Harvard is milking thirty cows at
present. Mr.. Harvard began in this
valley with hardly cent not many years
ago, but with persistent effort he has
succeeded IN demonstrating that this val
ley Is a poor mans country il that poor
man II deserving Mr. Harvard's dairy
business is an independent living now,
with considerable stress the living,
too.
Frank Fog1e will begin tomorrow to
cut his second crop of hay. He has $50
acres which will produce nearly two tons
per acre.
z. L. Thew, the dry goods merchant,
who will open up store In the north
half of the Peterson building. expects to
be ready for business within two weeks.
His stock of goods is in Tempe waiting
for the shelves.
There is but 1900 miners inches of
water in the river.
Seven cars of hay from Tempe and
the spur, four from Mesa and perhaps
one or two from Kyrene, will be shipped
tonight.A. J. Peters pays the freight
five OF them. A car of this years barley
will go out tonight also. car of lum-
Der arrived from San Pedro, Cal. this
morning.
MESA
Mesa City. Ariz., June 2.-(SI eclal Cor
respOrderce Of The Republ can "A Hun
saker, A. J. Chandler. T. e. Pomeroy,
Fred Weeks and E. M. Johnson went to
Phoenix today.
T. J. Barley and Mr.. Turner, Phoenix
statesmen, were on this side today
George FELTON, came in from Ton yes
terday.
Doc Peters has returned from his final
rodeo on his cattle range.
Mrs. Dora Openshaw was kicked by
COW yesterday and was unconscious for
some time afterward.
Mrs. P. A. Philips and mother, Mrs
Hackney. came up from Phoenix today.
The electric lights still "work'' in a
splendid manner.
Those registered at the Kimban house
are c. T. Taylor, Los Angeles; Y. Good
win. Riverside, Ariz.; Mrs. J. Standidge,
Mrs v. Werte and Mrs. Whether, Mesa.
B. NJ. johnson and brothers shipped
seventy-eight crates of fruit today eight
of which were ripe figs.
Mrs E. j. Edwards, who has been WIS.,
1ting Mrs. James Tarney. returned to
Maricopa today.
While the Mesa train was on it's way
to Tempe this afternoon it was COM
PEELED to stop on the Tempe canal bridge.
A Mexican sat on the rail with his feet
hanging down between the ties. and as
the train approached he waved his arms
and gesticulated otherwise in a frantic
manner Engineer Tarney supposing his
foot was caught, stopped the train. The
Mexican got up and walked off the bridge
onto the wagon bridge He had no bust
ness where he was. but the engineer
was overlooking that fact in considerable
good nature when he noticed a sneaking
smile on the face of the Mexican The
fellow then received the positive info-ma-
ton that it he was caught there again
he Tarney) would beat the ground with
him