Arizona republican., 1898-05-14
The South Side

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 Tempe, Ariz., May 13.-(Special Correspondence of The Republican.)- J. B. Mullen, Robert Mullen, R. 0. Greeves, V. Cant, H. A. Collins, W. J. Kingsbury. W. S. Johnson, Mrs. T. M. Schureman. Miss Clara Miller, Miss Mary Goodwin and Miss Bertha VII son went to the city beyond the Salt today
 Hon. Joseph Campbell is up from Phoenix today.
 A. J. Peters little babe is better.
 The Young Peoples club last night rendered a reception to Dr. and Mrs. DeVore at the Kingsbury hall. Mrs. DeVore immediately won her way into the kindly regards of Tempe's people. J. E. Sturgeon returned home last night from Globe, where last winter he contracted for 2,0OO head of cattle which are HOW on the way to the valley The disposition of the stock has not been determined by MT. Sturgeon yet, but it is likely he will sell them.
 Never before in the history of the road has the Maricopa & Phoenix 1al- road handled so much local freight in one season as it is doing this season. The presant rate of shipping is a rec ord breaker and it is taxing the rail- road to haul the hay which composes most of the shipping. The having outfits are working every minute of daylight to fill orders received from California for almost trainload lots. There will be twelve cars out tonight, seven from Tempe, two from the spur and three from Kyrene. A. J. Peters will ship six of them.
 MESA.
 Mesa City, Ariz., May 13-(Special Correspondence of The Republi7 an-) J. George H. Lewis. James Stewart. A. w. Rabbit, went to Phoenix today.
 Henry Rogers and wife returned to- day
 J. L. Powell, Lee Brizzee and Dan Kleinmam returned from Phoenix this morning.
 John Vance expects to leave tonight for far Missouri.
 J. Howard Wood, J. A. Laird and John Edmunson of Tempe were up today.
 
 Grace Newen last evening.
 The Epwo1'th League will celebrate it's ninth anniversary in the M E. church next Saturday.
 Ben Porter of Phoenix is up today photOgraphing everything beautiful in and about Mesa. It is altogether prob able that he has the pictures of all the pretty girls in his inside pocket.
 On July 3 the territorial board Of ed ucation will meet at Tucson and con- slider change of text books.
 Dr. DeVoTe and wife are up from Tempe today.
 Those registered at the Kimball house are John W. Matthews, Gar A. Smith, Ben Porter, H. Wallings- worth, William Sannit, Sam Benta, all of Phoenix; Dr. DeVore and wife of Tempe.
 Professor William Blake, territorial president of the school of mines and territcria. geologist, arrived this morning at Tempe, where he was met by A. P. Snowman, who brought him to Mesa in a mountain wagon. This afternoon the professor, with MT Snowman. c. R. flakes and William Newell, left for Fort Mcdowell to ex- hulIHG lu6 dTCoSIdu vel lOtdLGQ InST6- Tomorrow the party wil skirt around the Superstition mountains and deter mine if possible if there is any ar 6eSian water to be had.
 Drew & Burton will put up a stock Of lumber on the Netherucn block. The lumber is expected every day.
 There was very pleasant ice cream party at thehome of MT. and Mrs. $. M. Harris last night. Those present were Mrs. W. A. Kimball, MT. and Mrs. Jesse Steele, MT. and Mrs. Judge Woy, MT. and Mrs. c. M. Mullen. MT. and Mrs. A. c. Mcqueen, Mrs. c. A. Hall and Miss Blanche Gotten. Miss Gotten is from California and is a niece of Mrs. Harris and has spent the winter in the valley.