Arizona republican., 1898-05-24
The South Side

Tempe. Ariz., May 23.-(Speciai Correspondence of The Republican.)- A J. Peters, J. T. Priest, Curt w. Miller and W. T. Cummings went to Phoenix this morning
 Joseph Thalheimer is in Tempe to- day.
 Will Wooif and Chet Cummings re- turned from the Sierra Anchas yester- day. They brought back wild growth of whiskers.
 James Hanna is sporting new Syracuse today.
 Mrs. Perry Wildman spent Sunday in Phoenix.
 T. J. Parry made the capital a call yesterday.
 Deputy Sheriff Henry George is going around town today.
 Rev. J E. Carpenter filled a pulpit in Phoenix yesterday.
 MT. and Mrs. Hoadley of Phoenix were the guests of MT. and Mrs. w. J Kingsbury Of Tempe yesterday.
 Dr. Scroggs received a call this morning to attend Mrs. Burgess six miles from Maricopa.
 It is a hard matter for dealers to supply the demand for baling wire. Last Saturday baling outfits in some instances suspended work on account of not having wire.
 c. P BOrrowdale has become a booster" for the would-be politician, John A. Wanamaker, of the firm of Wanamaker & Brown He has his arguments done up in neat little par cels where he can flash them on an unsuspecting victim whenever he wishes.
 E. J. FIummerfelt met with seri- ous accident this morning near the creamery He was driving in wagon when a frightened team hitched to a hay-rake started his horses. MT. FIummerfelt was thrown out and a wheel Of the rake ran over his body and two of the teeth struck him in the head, rendering him unconscious for time Dr. Moeur brought him into town and dressed his wounds. which proved not to be dangerous.
 The council will perhaps cut away the hedge and cottonwood trees from the border of the Priest ditch near the railroad When this is done much better view of the Eighth street cross ing can he had.
 MESA
 Mesa City, Ariz., May 23.-(Special Correspondence of The Republican.)- A. w. Rabbit Dr. Sabin, T. E. Pom erol. George Schornick and Joseph Stewart went to Phoenix today.
 Messrs Anderson and Turner of fnoenix business houses were on the south side today.
 A. T. Spiilsbury arrived from Mex zco this morning, being called home by a telegram announcing the serious Illness of his wife.
 There was large attendance at the '. M NJ L A. conference yesterday afternoon and evening.
 C4arles Peterson and family, George .aylor, Josiah Bush, Mrs, Will liam otandage and May Standage form lively camping party that will rusticate on the Verde and upper Salt rivers for the next week Some gOOC fisn and hunting stories may be looked for soon.
 There was a great deal of conster- nation last Saturday in certain fami- zies of -,iesa Mrs. Eivira Johnson =and three cn..dren, Mrs. Cora John son and one child, and Mrs. Matilda Alrei and one cI4.d are very ill in consequence, it is thought, of being poisoned Wine eating dinner in . FnGe;nfX restaurant last saturday Mrs Elyira Johnsons life was de spairsd Of for short time, but all are amprDving Inc party tAlnks it was the lreat eaten which caused the trou- bie.
 Now for .Ae Globe road. William Eimhl1i and the surveying party re turna2 from thirteen days triI prospecting the Globe road. Theil trip vas hlgnIy satisfactory, as they 1ocatsd new trail over part of tho distance, and report that the expense of building the road will not be neal what it was first estimated at. The exact distance from Mesa to Globe over the survey is seventy-three miles and the heaviest grade that will be experienced is 10 per cent. The esti- matss of the engineer will De pre- zsen1ed the latter part of the week Sere1ty-three miles to Globe is some thing that makes many impossible things possible It means new enter 1prises and new revenues, newer and greater affiliatiOn between the now practically separated centers, a new g highway across a growing territory sSeventy-three miles to Globe means seventy three steps forward and makes she future hopeful for q greater com Iaonwealth The most gratifying part Of this is there is not business man Of any consequence in Mesa who thinks the above assertions are over 41zaMl
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