Arizona republican., 1898-06-30
SOUTH SIDE.

~ee>Na~N~~~~s>~>~s~~~~~~> Tempe, Ariz., June 29.-(Special Correspondence of The Republican, J. Bob Mullen. H. z. Buck, William Goodwin, William Penn, Robert Rich ards, Dr. Dimes, Woolf Sachs, Mrs. M. C.. Hill, Mrs. Curt w. Miller, W. J. Kingsbury and Roy Hill went to the city beyond the Salt today. Miss Fannie Bury came up from Phoenix today to say good-by to friends befona leaving for San Fran cisco for the summer.
 Andres Jepsen got off tonight for Denmark
 James Carroll is suffering from a poisoned hand.
 J. G. Newton's little boy was stung by scorpion this morning. His arm and throat were swollen very badly, making it very difficult for the little fellow to breathe.
 Rafael MoTieta aged 26, and Car lota Mendibles, aged 19, two of Tempe s popular young Mexican people, were granted permission by the probate judge late last night to enter the inner sanctuaries of life by the celebration of Q matrimonial contract.
 Woolf Sachs this year raised fifty acres of oats which threshed thirty sacks to the acre. The oats will bring him $2 per cwt., which will amount to s3.oOO for the crop. The oats are sold for seed which accounts for the high price. This is the best thing heard of yet
 {. J. Peters will ship TWO cars of xrri1f to Wickenburg
 Garfield Goodwin has a watermelon patch Some young raseals found it out and Sunday night entered it and destroyed | lot of vines, ate all the melons they could and cut up great many more. Garfield slept in the patch Monday night, but no one dis turhed the melons that night. Last night, however, he discovered a soli- ta1y figure among the melons. With three leaps he was by his side. The meion hunter On seeing he was caught saluted in friendly way, Hello, Garce." Biff and he went to the ground. Garfield then asked who it was that attempted to demollsn his patch of melons on Sunday night. The man said he didn't know. Teil me, or I'll pound you until you Will have to be carried out of here" threat ened Garfield. The names were then all made known to diim with the in formation that two more fellows were waiting just outside for some melons. 'If three of you ever come into this patch at once one of you will get killed: if two of you come in at the same time I will bump your heads to- gether," said the towering Garfield and then bade his visitor depart.
 MESA
 Mesa City, Ariz.. June 29.-(Spe2ial Correspondence Of The Republican l- A. P Snowman, A. Hunsaker, E. E Shrine, H. L. Chandler, P. H. Lincoln and J. L Powell went to Phoenix to day. :. Mir. Campbell leaves for his home il Detroit tonight after two years stay in Mesa and Phoenix.
 Charles Mullen was up from Phoe nix today.
 Phoenix was overduly blessed to day and is atmosphere was over charged with the breath of immor tals, for Ioi two goddesses did wall in it's streets today The visiting god dess was Miss Zuia Robson 2f Mesa who called on her immortal friend Miss Kellner, to hold a celestial con fab.
 A car of hay WAS shipped from her today.
 Mrs John Barnett is very sick.
 Everet Brizzee has left the emplo of the Farmers exchange.
 Lyde PomerOy came very nearly los ing a large part of his grain crop b fire yesterday. While he was haulin load of wheat to the Mesa mill th grain. which was piled in his f1elt was ignited by some means and f1ftee sacks were burned from the grail which was greatly injured.
 Watermelon parties occur ever hour in Mesa nowadays. The melo1 brought into Mesa are as fine as evt grew About every time one looks | he sees some one with his arms a fectionately around fat watermelC poking around 9 corner or dodgiI into some doorway with two or thr following.
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