Arizona republican., 1898-08-30
SOUTH SIDE.

Tempe, Ariz., Aug. 29.-(Specia Correspondence of The Republican.)- J, c. Norton, Jack Gibson, Ed Tovre; and J. l.. Powell, Jr., are on this sid today.
 Mrs. Teeters and daughter Ella leav tonight for Nogales.
 c. A. Corben and family and J. Haigler and family returned toda. from their overland trip to Prescott The families saw the explosion of th' engine at Prescott and say it was ter rible sight.
 J. E. Sturgeon and family moved into town today from the country While in the country it was impossibl for MT. Sturgeon 70 attend to bushes in town, so he will have foreman l. manage the ranch and cattle and h will furnish all the butchers ill tn country with meat.
 The river fell very considerably las night and this morning there were bu 46,OOO inches of water. Early in tn day it began to rise, however, and It likely that every canal will be ful again.
 Mrs. Harriet Morton, who succeed !o Miss Sharpe at the normal, arrlve' today and secured accommodations Mrs. J. l.. Morse's.
 The family of Floyd Holsaple lief last Thursday for New York state where they will spend the winter. Nil Holsaple will follow in a couple weeks providing he can dispose of his cattle. If not, he will not go unti spring.
 G. R. Finch yesterday brought hi family nome from PinaI, where the. had been spending the summer. H. says that there has been plenty rain in that section and that tn ranges will soon be in fine condition. George P. Thornton is engaged il vaccinating 300 calves.
 Owing to next Monday being lega holiday the enrolment of the mode school at the normal will not tak place until Tuesday.
 Merit always wins. The Offic' cafe under the new management is be ing appreciated more and more ever! week by those who wish to sit down tt something that is possible to eat.
 Ralph Price, son of J. E. Price. wa bitten by a small rattlesnake thiF morning. The snake inflicted two wounds on the. foot. A Mexican who was near killed the snake and bound the ankle tight with cord and carried the boy home. Dr. Jones was sent for who, although the foot was very badly swollen, said the boy would get vel all right.
 Fred Friedawald passed througf Tempe this morning on his way tC Hr11, a with the Phoenix company of army packers. He says it was good thing for the boys at Tampa that they die not get off to Cuba, as it was anything but picnic. He worked to his utmos endurance, had one mule shot from un der him and of fifty days stay il Cuba he slept twenty-one in clothei and blankets that were wringing wet It is stated that the republican club of Phoenix and Tempe will go to Mes; tomorrow night whether they secure a special train or not.
 MESA.
 Mesa City, Ariz., Aug. 29.-(Specia Correspondence of The Republican.)- Clyde Stewart and Walter Wilbu spent Sunday in Tempe and Phoenix
 l. Ix. T Phoenix the first of the month
 There was one drunk in court today He was fined $6.
 C. N Stewart is suffering with ton silitis
 B. Matley and I. V. Stewart o Tempe are in town today.
 Talma Pomeroy and John McKenzi went to Phoenix today.
 J. Holdren and William Abell re turned this morning from the Goo' Templars' grand lodge held at Bisbee
 Those registered at the Kimbal house are: J. F. Wilson, Prescott; F G. Cohen, Phoenix; William Kimbal and family, Denver
 J. A. Johnson is back in the Klein man meat market again after tn burial of his mother-in-law, Mrs. Johl Spooner.
 A. L. Cuber will finish turning thi years crop of grapes into wine brandy and vinegar this week.
 John Jones will begin tomorrow crushing his second crop of grapes H estimates that he will make this yea 4O,O0O gallons of wine. He has abou three and half acres of pears of tn Bartlett, Winter Nellis, Pea Berry an seedless varieties. The strees ar breaking down under their loads an several hundred pounds were gath cred from a few limbs which wer broken and hanging in the ditches. is a luxury to look at them.
 The month of August is decidedly quiet month for several reasons. B August great number of people hay left the valley for the summer, tn last of the hot weather is wearing O
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