Arizona republican., 1898-09-20
SOUTH SIDE.

returned thlS morning 1fUfl Oa4AlCLt-ist
 John Hicks arrived this morn.aS from his ranch near Raton, N M.
 Conductor s. II. Harris and wife ,e- turned this morning from Lodi. Cst. where they spent Q very enjoy jle summer Mr. Harris is recovered ff24l his rheumatism and is looking frc-
 J. E. Price and J. r. Hendrix left this morning for PrescCtt as delegates to the republican territorial conveL- ton.
 George Marts. formerly Of Ter2e. who has just returned from Pc to Rico, is in Bisbse, where he will ie married soon. He returns like ma others. with little money and plc1 of fever, he being on his back Nlt-- malaria.
 Miss Lulu Kearly is back from < visit so relatives at Prescott.
 A. A Walswcrth is preparing t; move into Mrs. SpaTord's residence on Seventh street.
 The Tempe delegates to the terri torial democratic convention at Pres cott got home ,his morning.
 Assistant District Attorney JosoDh Campbell was here this morning CT professional business.
 w A Bolton is responsible fer inc statement that the George H. TrGoE brick building on Mill avenue. opp site the reading room, was sold s&e- urday to D. r. Wilson Of Phoenix. MT. Wilson was formerly in the fur niture and undertaking business Gt this place and he evidently has fG-eh in Tempe's future.
 H. ". Ryder received g carload c. lumber this morning.
 Marian HarrolI. large cattlema.. C. Gila county. is in the valley.
 Harry Bowen plead guilty th,s morning to a charge Of horse sea- ing, in Justice Carley's court. and Was bound over 10 the grand jury in tl.e sum Of S250. Henry G0Taales br0uEht him down from Flagstaff. where he ka-. been captured.
 Jonathan Moore is baling forty acrSs of hay for r. A. Hough.
 c. P. Borrowdale is the happy fathe- of a girl baby It is that you1ts gen tleman's first delight, and his scJa fountain has been on tap all day.
 A great deal of grain will So i2 again this year; perhaps as much as last
 The water has been turned out of the Kirkland and Mckinney ditch to d. low of cleaning, which is now in pro gress
 Seven cars of hay will go out e Tempe tonight. A. J. Peters will ship five of them.
 The Arizona Mercantile company and A. J. Peters are putting in 3 tele- phone for service in both offices, whicl join each other.
 There were nineteen new scholars entered at the public school this nora- ing This, though expected, was most -o Ia Ie so because the new ones were nearly all American children. The expected Mexican children are still to come and in all probability are coming. The upper grades have formed a society which they have named the Tempe school lyceUm. The officers chosen are: President. Frank Hough: vice president, Sadie Smith; secretary. Carrie Coughran; treasurer. Della Penn: assistant -1cretary, annie Hanna; teller, Anna Whl,e -.ie pro gramme committee will consist of the president, vice-president and secre- tary. Programmes will be rendered q the end of each month and Cnco O. twice during the year the parents Of the children and friends of the school will be invited to be present
 The bicycle store today received an other Syracuse wheel. l. is 9 model c, 'eS, fat mans wheel. and the last one the factory had in stock. There also arrived today a cTa.e Of wheel rims and Vim cactus tires. The store during the last year has sold over 10G of these tires and never had a Gsf6ot- i've tire returned to them. It will bc long before store will receive another like consignment of goods. for the stock is being continually and rapidly turned over' The store also has on the selves a full line Of bicycle sun dries and tennis goods. In conjunc- { tion is one of the most thoroughly re pair shops in the valley, and as Q whole the store is one Of the finest os :. it's kind in the territory.
 AT THE NORMAL. The barometer of attendance at the . normal is still going up and all Tempe smiles accordingly. Seven new names l were added this morning which length ] CTS the roll to 142 in the normal proper ] Those who registered today are Miss Bessie Hough, J. c. Fancy and bro her. ; the three Misses Brady Of Mesa anj ! Miss Carlyle Of Los Angeles.
 Mrs. Hood writes that she is gain ing strength rapidly and expects to be i at her pest October 1 fully restored to i health.
 4. Parker of Prescott put door ap- pliances on all the outside doors Of the i normal today, and this morning fa- ] vored the students with a couple Of i solos. A small fire at the Wheeler residence | east of the normal was extinguished by [ a number of normalites today.
 Tomorrow night C. R. Winch win ! give a hay-rack ride to about thirteen couples of the normal students Most ] of tn people are patrons O MT i Finch's livery stable and the ride is given by that gentleman as an apnreci- i ation of that patronage. 4 splendid l time will be had without doubt
 MESA
 Mesa City, Ariz., Sept. 19.-(special Correspondence Of The Republican.)-