Arizona republican., 1898-12-02
SOUTH SIDE.

Tempe, Ariz., Dec. 1.-(Special Cor respondence of The Republican. )-Mr- and Mrs. James Carroll drove to Phoe- nix yesterday.
 The formal foot ball team has sub mitted a proposition to the high school team to have the differences arising from the game played on Thanksgiving day left to arbitration. Each team is to appoint an agent and if thesa cannot agree, the two arbitratOrs are to choose a third.
 Mrs. P. J. Meyers returned this morning after an extended visit in the east.
 Mrs Whitaker and four children ar rived this morning from California The new arrivals make up the family of Rev. Mir. Whitaker, who has taken the Baptist churge in Ter4pe.
 A. J. Peters will ship three cars O. hay tonight.
 James Stanford Turner, travelling salesman for the Kessler-B Boyle com south side taking orders from the merchants.
 Mr. Curt w Miller, MT. Staffer and E. B. Goodwin went to Phoenix this afternoon.
 The Cottage lunch is becoming 1ne resort of cattlemen. all of whom relish a dish of oysters when properly cooked. Twenty-Five regular dinners were served today by Henry Frisch-
 The country roads are in splendid condition for wheeling. A moonlight bicycle party is as enjoyable as any other pastime providing good wheels are ridden.
 The walls of the Odd Fellows build ing are up one story high and ready for the carpenters to put on the jOists.
 The brick veneering of the front of J. A. Armentas store in East Tempe is completed. The next improvement will ke handsome porch and a walk which will be made when the new Nicholas building, next west. is far enough along to have the porch and walk continued across it's front.
 MESA.
 Mesa City. Ariz.. Dec. 1.-(Special Correspondence Of The Republican.)- Dr. Chandler is expected home S2tur- day He will De accompanied by Mrs. H. L. Chandler and children, who will join MT Chandler and make their home in the valley.
 w. H. Code and wife, Mrs. A. J. Chandler, Burt Winger, A. Hunsaker and B. NJ. Johnson went to Phoenix to- day.
 Superintendent Porter of the M. & F. made an inspection trip to Mesa yesterday.
 J. s. Stewar: hauled new wagon away from Abell 6 Wilbur's store to- day Mir Stewart is getting ready for winter work
 Sam Geyson the past two weeks has been doing the finishing work on Cor nelius Fuller's new two-story brik T hGa st nf
 J. w. Birehell is prepared for his fish customers tomorrow. He has hanging in his his shop a dressed 5 year-old heifer which weighs 952 pounds. The fat literally hangs in rolls on the dark meat.
 The people of Mesa are heartily in favor of the water storage agitation and will be well represented at the mass meeting to be held in Phoenix on the evening of December 12. They will not be represented in numbers only, but in knowledge also. They will sup port a movemeno to assess all land un- der cultivation in the valley. enough an acre 10. build the Hudson reservoir with the certainty that the users of water will control it.
 Bishop Soren Sorenson of Lehi is in Mesa today on, business. MT. Sorenson is contemplating moving near Mesa in the near future.
 MeSsrs Brown and Martin, two young men from Williams, came to Mesa yesterday expecting to stay all winter
 Rev. MT. Kimsey last night presented the affirmative side of the discussion on the subject, Resolved, That God Did Not Intend Ina the Apostles and Prophets Should Continue in the Church." The address was delivered in Social hall to a well filled house and was highly appreciated by those pres ent. The speakers principal points af- ter admitting the existence of the apostles and prophets in the primitive church, were: If the apostles and prophets were to continue. why did they not continue after the death of