Arizona republican., 1898-01-17
The South Side

Tempe, Ariz., Jan. 16.-(Speoiai Correspondence of The Republican)- Water Commissioner Frank Trott, Charles Barnett, County Recorder F. W. Sheridan and w R. Patterscn went to Phoenix today.
 At the Tempe house are registered J. L. Powell, Los Angeles; Thomas A. Lewis, St. Johns, and W. H. Smith, Prescott.
 Butcher Tovrea, Ben Anderson and MT. Shaw are over from Phoenix today. John Dunbar, Jr., passed through here last night on his way to Klon- dyke.
 "A check for s2,00O for the widow of M. Anier came to the Tempe Wood men lodge this morning. MT. Anier, who was a member Of this lodge, died in Phoenix last November. His widow IS in Texas, where the check will be forwarded.
 The Tempe street railway is an opera ton on Sunday only now. It runs for T. the accommodation of the church go- aEs-
 As the city council has not present. cd the keys of the city to the many itinerant guests the town is harboling at present, it was found necessary fer these gentlemen on the arrival of the hour for retiring last eveni Fg to force an entrance into the city lodging house. For some reason these gentle worthies wished to sleep in some private place and so accordingly took the bsd co h. ing, which the council provides for those whom it has the most tender regard for, and sought out place so private it has not yet been discOv- ereL The city fathers had just pro vided two new quilts for thfair nesdy vaEdA and to lose them so soon ArQa1ses their paternaI feelings to a ition of stormy Giscord. Cases of
 reaking generally record people traS Seyfng in a different direction from that which these deserving people look.
 While cleaning a ditch near his ysgce, about four miles southwest of 1cae, iAndres Jepson receiced seve. e wound in the eye from falling bush. The crystalline 1ense was broken, and although the accident occurred some time ago the eye has not improved. " OOlA AodSuo SOlu tAilty 1Cdu NoI- tIe b Butcher Tovrea, which the latter viii drive to Phoenix today.
 1. c. Hanna tomorrow will begin the erection of small house on the twenty acres he purchase5 of Dr. Lewis, for meriy of this place. The land, which was covered with frui- trees, has been | grubbed and sOwn to wheat. Mr. Hanna will build hls future home there.
 Mrs Newton is on. the sick list.
 Miss Florence Hanna is reported to Be doing nicely with her school in the Bedding district
 Mrs. D. R. Brigham's bible lee .ure classes are gaining good results, as the members are manifesting great in terest. From one of the members it was learned that the classes were GOV ering the ground thoroughly and all who attend feel grateful for the oppor- unity. The morning class meets with the Congregational Sunday school. For those who do not wish to absent themselves from their own Sunday schools, Mrs. Brigham has organized class for Sunday afternoons at her home.
 Chaplain Scott thinks scottsdale i: now certain of sanitarium. Plans have beer finished for a temporary building which will accommodate about forty people. In addition to this small cabins will be built also. In the near future it is intended to begin tht erection of the sanitarium proper I Is ruElored that the osteopaths inte nc to build at Scottsdale, also.
 R. G. Andre has informed, for tht last time, Dr. Mouer, very good ten ant of MT. Andres. that he must no hitch his horse to his (Andre's) porc1 post. The matter would amount tt noihirg hut for the efforts of J. Hendrix. who is spelling to serve on jury. If the doctor bitches his hors' to the post again. which MT. Hendri1 will see that he does, Mir. Andre vii have him arrested, and, supported b, the strong endorsement of both tn doctor and MT. Andre, MT. He dri, will sit on the jury. The case vii be wor;h watching.
 Hazel Rich runs the pump o1 tn Judson fruit ranch near Kyrene. Yes terday he noticed two tramps enter hi cabin He quit work and went to hi house, to find window broken and tn tramps running away; but nothin was taken. MT. Rich then struck ou In pursuit of the tramps and tracke them through alfalfa fields anon the bushes, in the weeds, back an forth, around and about, for severe hours until he reached M. L. Duffy place two miles and a half drstan He borrowed horse of MT. Duffy t continue the chase, as he was nearl worn out. Across the road iH tn weeds short distance, he fnall found them. He gave them the tim dav nT'rad them where thev wer from and where they were going made few remarks about the weathe gave them pleasant good evening an