Arizona republican., 1898-11-01
SOUTH SIDE.

Tempe, Ariz., Oct. 31-(Special Correspondence Of The Republican.)- c. A. Ccrbell and wife drove to Phca- nix this morning.
 George L. Compton and w. T. Cum mings are spending the day at the cap ital city.
 A car Of wheat, a car of flour aEd two cars of hay will be shipped out Of this place tonight.
 Dr. J. C. Norton is spending the day on the south side.
 A number of cattle buyers are nv in the valley.
 Wolf Sachs t1is morning return d from California.
 Little Daisy Thew is lying at death $ door today Hope of her recovery was given up this morning and she was nos expected to live until night. Though still alive, the little sufferer is not i'm proved any since morning.
 The Tempe people are looking for a rain to visit this locality some time this week. Perhaps they want it 50 bad that they are too sanguine.
 Miss Ethel Mead of Chapparal, who is attending the normal, is very lew with fever.
 A bridge crew came up from Phoa- nix this morning. It will do some work on the Tempe bridge.
 Those registered at the Tempe house are: L. D. Perkensen, San Francisco; w. Wilson. Phoenix; P. T. Spence, Los Angeles: B. LandCn, Les Angeles; G. 2. Angelo, Ference.
 G. E. Angelo rode in from FlOrance, q distance of fifty-thTee miles, in three hours and a half. He arrived in time to see his sister, Mrs. Gonzales, die last evening. Mrs G. G. Gonzales was buried today by the Spanish-AmericaD society, of which the deceased was a member, today at 10 o'clock. The body was inferred in the new Ca.hClic cemetery.
 The river is slowly crawling up it's banks. Today there are 13,S88 inches in it.
 A. J. Peters went to Phoenix today against his will. It was noticed that Constable o. c. Smith was on the same train When the matter was in quired into it was learned that llc was talking hay on the train as it left fer Phoenix and did net realize the fac, until he reached Pchenix, where he began to inquire what he went fer. The Republican representative took care of his wheel, which was left standing against a telephone pole.
 There will be a match game of foo. ball between the normal school and the Indian school next Saturday.
 Next Wednesday there will be a. dsmocratic rally at Tempe. Eugene Brady O'Neill will be the principal speaker. The meeting will be called to crder at o'clock.
 MESA. Mesa City, Ariz., Oct. 31-(Special Correspondence of The Republican.)-! Orvil Wing is prostrate again with congestion Of the stomach. MT Mankerson has finished putting up the brick walls for the c. Fuller house south Of George Schornick's place. The party of Graham county visitors lsft today fer home.
 Hyrum Hastings returned Friday from Globe. Freighters are doing some light repair work on the Cane Spring canyon road. These registered at the Kimball are w. J. Bowen, Mesa; Charles F. flaw ley, Mesa; c. T. Van Zandt, New York; Frank J. Sarmiento, Eddie Sar- .niento, Datroit; F. A. Shaw, c. Camp bell, L. M Austraw, Phoenix. The survey of the ground for the new brick store was completed today. There is a conflict in previous sur veys which leaves the position of the Johnson building in doubt. Malum Lewis established a new corner fer the lots and the building will proceed according tC his survey. The B. Y. P. U. entertained them selves with a quiet social a. the resi- dence Of Rev J. c. Banks last SatuT- day.
 Next Thursday the ladies of the Baptist church will give a spuper, the proceeds of which will be used to pay off the debt on the church. At o'clock this morning Georgia, ] the little daughter of Mir. and Mrs. : Joseph Broadbent, died of crCup. The funeral took place this afternoon at ? o'clock. The child was cut on the street last Friday
 H. McComas returned yesterday
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