Arizona republican., 1898-06-29
SOUTH SIDE.

<<ANeNeNNN>N>A Tempe. Ariz., June 2S.-(Special Correspondence of The Republican.) )- Joseph Birchett, Mrs. A. J. Peters. Al Miller, Tom Morrow and Robert Rich ards went to Phoenix today.
 The Hayden hotel will close for the summer months July l.
 The Misses AIsap and Osborne or Phoenix are visiting the daughters of ". T. Cummings
 Ben George and Mr. Baker intend to leave this week for Flagstaff overland. Andres Jepsen will leave tomorrow night for the home of his childhood in Denmark He will be gone about three months
 4. J. Peters will ship two carloads Of hay tonight
 T. E. Parish. IT,, of Phoenix is in Tempe today.
 John Martin arrived here from Pres colt and will remain until after his sisters wedding.
 J. A. R. Irvine and family came over from Phoenix last evening and will spend a. few days visiting friends at this place.
 Mons Ellingson, not to be outdone by his neighbors in the matter of pa triotism. has had tall fiagpOle erect d on top of his business block.
 Professor F. M. Irish left this after noon for Iowa and other points 1n the east He will be gone all summer and will undoubtedly be reelected by tn" normal school board.
 William Goodwin still wears a smile as he puts his many orders lor table groceries. It was thought the scattering of the normal students to all parts of the territory would de- moralize his business, but Willie IS a hard hitter.
 Curt W. Miller has secured the sig- natures Of forty of the taxpayers of Tempe in support Of the water works project. This is exceedingly encour aging and goes long way towards making the proposition a reality These signatures and the readiness with which they were given indicates the feeling of necessity for such ar improvement.
 Byron Redden is hauling his whea to town and storing it. It will ay craze 1900 pounds.
 Frank Auberry was yesterday giyet jury tr1ai in Judge Meyers cOurt ca charge of disturbing the peace il 2. Zuck acted as attornsy for the de fendant The jury was out about three minutes. The verdict was "Noi e-n,Itv" iG Waterma;ons are not yet in the Tempe market and yet this IS great watermelon consuming community
 R. A.. brother Of Jose Armenia. and Miss Ysabel Lansey, will be married on Fourth of July morning at the Catholic church.
 MESA.
 Mesa City, hriz., June 2S.-(Sp5ciaI Correspondence of The Republican )- Dr. c. ". Wilbur, Mrs. s. Nj. Harris T. E. Pomeroy, ". A. Kimban and D. c. K Williams went to Phoenra today.
 George N. Gage. H. II. Brooks. c R. Finch. Ben George. Henry GoE- gales and MT. Baker of Tempe "ere in Mesa today.
 Eirs. Briggs and Mrs. King came uP from Phoenix today.
 The gospel meeting held il the ten by the Seventh Day Advanusts. D- l.: M. Williams, have been d1seOntinued and MT. Williams and family nav 
 moved below Phoenix.
 Kiss Nellie Ciaik left last night foT WinsloW, where she will visit her SIS tsr. Mrs. Maud Barnett.
 J. D. Loper and wife were given surprise party last night by numDs' of lively young people.
 A Mexican horse hitched to iIgn' cart today suddenly broke loose frUr1 the tie-poSt and tore down the StreHt In about ten seconds everybody was on the streets where there had been scarcely any one before the happening
 The Farmers exchange shipped 'Egc cars of hay today, and ". 4. McDon- a'd shipped one.
 Mrs. M B. Ull1nan has received 3 message announcing the death of her father at Carthage, Eo.
 Mr and Mrs. l.. Salter will leave this week on visit to southern Cali fornia.
 MT. and Mrs. Joe Standage We're 1T Phoenix today.
 Guy Horn, who has been attending the university, returned home chl: morning
 The Mesa skimming station, thOcgi but branch of the Tempe Mesa Pro uuce Coiupduy, EaS uSColHo oh i-~ -t-o tion Of considerable importance to thi; region of country. It buys about S,0Oi pounds of milk here daily at 60 cen: per hundred, which amounts to nearly S1 800 per month that is circulatef among the farmers and dairymen.
 SOILS OF SALT RIVER VALLEY.
 The results Of somewhat extensive ctrdv of the soils of Salt River VaIle,