Arizona republican., 1898-11-22
SOUTH SIDE.

Tempe, Ariz, Nov 21-(Spacial Correspondence of The Republican.)- J. B. Mullen. Steve Hughes, w J. Kingsbury. Curt w. Miller, George Compton, Sam Brown and City Mar shal o. c. Smith went to Phoenix to- day
 c. J. Hall of Goldfeld passed through to Phoenix today.
 J. c. Robbins returned last week from Tonto Basin, where he went to lcok after his cattle grazing on that range. He will return after a stay Of ten days with his family.
 William Price, who is becoming an electrician in Phoenix, made Tempe g visit yesterday.
 Mrs. Fletcher NJ. Schuerman had a number of guests to dinner yesterday. The principal course of the meal was old fashioned pumpkin pie.
 John Birchell will leave in a few days for Globe, and Joe Birchell will leave about the same time for Payson. They will engage in mining and will be gone for several months.
 The Rebekahs will give a grand ball on December 15. They have a good reputation in social affairs and they will see that they maintain it on this occasion.
 Dr. Hyde and T. F. Grinden of Phoenix speni- Sunday with MT. and Mrs. F. F. Titus on their ranch home several miles northwest of Tempe.
 There is considerable talk among the young men of forming a base ball nine for the purpose of giving the Phoenix boys a taste Of professional playing.
 Charles Homer Winters acted as fire man on the Mesa engine tonight.
 William McFadden will leave for his cattle range in Gila county tomorrow.
 c. N. Taylor has had his new house wired for electric lights.
 A. R. McCamley has made arrange ments to get the bulletins of the Cor bett-Sharkey prize fight.
 The United Modern ball which will take place Wednesday night promises to be largely attended.
 A. J. Atkins came in on this morn ings' train. MT. Atkins is just back from Klondyke, where he went some thing over a year ago. He is looking and feeling splendid.
 MT. J. L. Morse returned this morn ing from a visit to his old home in Maine. He has been absent about six months and is glad to be back in the SaB5 River valley again.
 The regular drill night of Company c. N. G. A. has been changed from Thursday night to Saturday night. All members Of the company are re- quested 10 make a note of this fact.
 Mir. and Mrs. Werner VanderhOot came in on this mornings train from Dragoon Summit. MT. Vanderhoof is just getting over a hard spell of ty phoid fever and comes 70 Tempe to re- cuperate.
 MESA
 Mesa City Ariz. Nov. 21-(Special Correspondence of The Republican, The stream of south siders to Phoenix still continues. A large number went over today to watch the official count of the election returns. If there was more water in the river this stream of humanity would not be so large, as the ranchers would then have some thing to do of more vital interest to them.
 Jeff Boles has been engaged for the past week preparing for blowing the land he has rented west of Phoenix nine miles. Last Saturday night he ir- rigated fifteen acres. If he can get water he will put in thirty-five acres to grain a week until he has in 200.
 'Water, water everywhere, yet nc, a drop to use, This is because the water does not exist except as the word continually flows from the end Of every ranchers tongue. If the water does not hurry up and get here the ranchers will become alarmed for this