Arizona republican., 1898-05-06
The South Side

Tempe, Ariz, May 5.-(Special Correspondence of The Republican, )- Charles P. Mullen, Tom dagan, G. N. Gage, H. 2. Zuck and B. P. Goodwin went to Phoenix today
 If people wait little longer there will be a flag on the butte that Will be worth looking at. ,
 William Goodwin's mustaehe is still struggling nobly. Great anticipatlons rest on it's bloom
 The ice cream and strawberry fes- tiyal to be given by the Christian church Friday night will be worth at tending.
 Soot Sung, a Chinaman, 6S years old died at this place last night.
 Mrs. Libby of Massachusetts is vis- iting relatives in Tempe.
 Zanjero Williams has notified City Marshal Smith that owing to scarcity of water the users thereof would be restricted to Tuesday, Tuesday night and Saturday and Saturday night of each week. On these days and nights there will be full head of water in the town ditches, so that everybody can have plenty.
 A car of four went out of here yes terday and car of flour left today.
 The Whitlow brothers drove an other bunch of about 300 cattle through here to Phoenix today.
 MT. Ben Cummings and family ar rived here from Missouri. Mir. Cum mings is our townsman, who will see to it that his son remains permanently.
 John Carroll is now at Congress. On account of defective vision Of one eye the doctors threw him out at Whipple. It is safe bet of 100 to l that if Teddy Roosevelt had seer John and got to know him the fact that one eye was a trif1e weak would have cur no figure.
 H. Hewitt arrived this morning with a large band of cattle purchased by w A. Bolton.
 MT. Hooker arrived two days since with 400 head of cattle from the mountains.
 The Rehekahs will meet today
 Judge Nj. H. Myer visited Phoenix yesterday.
 Ed Potter is spending day here
 James McNaughton has taken the position in the Tempe bank made va cant by the enlistment of Phil liar rold.
 Frank Marmalejo left last night for San Francisco, where he intends en- listing in the navy.
 J. Burchett came in from Payson Tuesday evening. He says that the Little Wonder" mine is showing up well. The development so far shows from three to five feet Of ore running about s15 in gold to the ton.
 ho h,IiI in ico of -fo d. still for brick. But the delay will be only for a day or two.
 Professor Storment has erected 8 tent on his lot on Fifth street, where he and his wife will rusticate or tent icate for the summer.
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 Mesa City. Ariz, May 5.-(Special Correspondence of The Republican. )-I William Standage, the water gauger, Dr. Wilbur and William Newell went to Phoenix today. H. S. Peterson and John Nets left today for Florence on business.
 Attorney-General Frazier accompa- nied 4. P. Snowman up from Phoenix | this morning.
 Ex-City Councilman Phillips Of l Phoenix is contemplating locating in | Phoenix Belnie, son Of James F. Johnson of | Nephi, came very near losing one of | his legs yesterday. He was working 1 on the Johnson brothers baler near Kyrene when his leg caught in the machinery. tearing the flesh and l:ga- ments below the knee.
 J. G. Peterson this morning turned 1 himself into a fire extinguisher. His son, Edwin, rose early and started the breakfast fire in the woOdbcX. Be fore it was put out it was reaching after the victuals, which were out of the reach of Master Edwin
 Street Commissioner Davies is do- ing some splendid work repairing and clearing the streets. A good man in the right place.
 The Johnson Bros. are thinking Of putting a soda fountain in their store. Sam Elders is fitting up the old Peterson storeroom for Miss Allison's restaurant, which will occupy it on June 1.
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