Arizona republican., 1898-01-15
Tie South Side

/. Tempe. AriZ, Jan. 14.-(Speclal Correspondence of The Republican.)-l Marshall Compton, Doc Laird, B. O. Stahl, w Busby, Lon Harmon and Dr. Wilbur wentto Phoenix today.
 J. c. Goodwin and P. B. McCabe re- turned this afternoon from Casa Grande.
 Mrs. F. M. Blake is at Goldfield vis- Hing with her sister, Miss Georgie Holmsley.
 As soon as the roads become dry. -Rc0dmsDter Cummings will begin graveling the road in front of the creamery. i.s
 P. s. Shuitz today sold eighty acres Of land belonging 10 Harold Lacey 70 Iudge Floyd of Texas. The judge will make his home here in the future.
 MT and Mrs. A. M. Franklin and daughter are expected here in ths morning.
 J. B. Dunn tonight will ship four ears of cattle to Los Angeles. E. OIeson will ship his car of hogs to- night to Los Angeles. Ten thousand pounds of flour will leave for Casa Grande.
 Miss Louie Gage will entertain the normal class of '9S tonight at her home.
 A ten-pound girl was born to Mir and Mrs John Spainhcwer last night.
 William Newell has been appointed Justice of the peace at Mesa to fill the unexpired term of D. A. Spragg.
 Tomorrow Mrs. Joe Encinas will leave to join her husband at Yuma. Leona, daughter of Tom Goodwin, is down with typhoid fever.
 The normal faculty has cor cluded to have a tennis racquet of their own They are preparing a court and will soon be talking Of love and one thing or another
 Tom Goodwin will leave in the morn fng for Blaclowater district to bring Hu the men H. L. Dennison has at work there.
 The Mullen deer hunting party came back this morning. They saw three deer, but that was all, as the rain in- terfered
 The city council met last night and transacted considerable routine busi- TESS. The proposition of straight sning Eighth street. running it around put in the hands of the street com mittee. It was decided to begin the collection of the property tax and Street Commissioner Compton was in- 5trUcted to order tax receipts printed which he accordingly did this after hpon. The grading and graveling of MAl avenue was considered County SupeSvisor J. T. Priest informed the council that, if the city would gravel the avknue to the corpu1 ate limits, the county would gravel it to the end The propositi9n promises to be handsomely supported by the taxpayers along the avenue. Mt will likey cost $125 to grade and gravel it inside the town
 The Websterians will have an ex- tsmpcraneous programme ton: :ght. The Zetetic society promises a very well rendered programme tonight, as the members have been preparing for some time There will be musical Sc Tectfons 3 pantomime, a tableau and tfie reading of the Record.
 Tie hopes and aspirations of the normal foot ball eleven have been dashed to earth again. The Phoenix high school sent word that they wished to Postpone the game at least one week, offering as an excuse that the park was not in condition. The nor nal boys are indignant They think that the high school has no right to presume on Arizona weather; that the place to decide the condition of the park would be tomorrow at o'clock and that the high school eleven is not animated by genuine foot ball spirit They tried to secure a game with the Phoenix eleven, but failed. There will be 10 game tomorrow.