Arizona republican., 1898-03-08
(Continued Tomorrow.)
The South Side

Tempe, Ariz., March 7-(Special Correspondence of The Republican.)- MT. and Mrs. Albert Miller, z. A. liar ris. M. V. Matley and Mrs. Charles Mullen and Mrs. Gaylord of Mesa, Milton Meyers, Buck Cosner. Niels Peterson, w. P. Durham and wife, C.. L. Hall and Drummers Anderson and Turner, went down the grade to Phoe- nix today.
 W. A. McGrew loaded out today for Pinal
 MT. Edwards and family of Cochise, and brother-in-law to William Strong, came in on this mornings train. MT. Edwards will settle here either in the country or in tie city.
 Ole Olsen took out a load of trees today to set out around his house.
 A car of four will go out to Bisbee tonight. A. J. Peters will ship two cars of hay from Mesa and one from Kyrent tonight. A car of lumber came in this morning for the H. w. Ryder people, and car of tin cans for the bee association.
 c. L. Morgan, who came in from Missouri last Saturday, is now work ing for E. A. Murphy.
 Mons Ellingson and Nie1s Peterson were callers at Mesa today.
 Don M. LeBaron, postmaster at Mesa, has been on missionary work to Salt Lake City. He will leave at the end of six months, at which time he has to arrange his business affairs.
 There are whisperings of a new brick building and new merchant in town.
 The funeral of the little child of Frank Sailors and which was drowned last Saturday, took place vest =rday af- ternoon. There were about thirty teams in the procession and the body was inferred at the Double Buttes.
 Milton Meyers received new gaso- line brazer this morning. He will use it in repairing bicycle frames.
 MT. Salisbury and family returned home this morning from a long visit in Utah. MT. Salisbury lives cn the mesa and is an old resident.
 On next Friday evening the Work men and Woodmen lodges will unite in giving large dress ball. Tickets will be S1 and the occasion D omises to be very charming affair. There is one thing certain, no one will regret their presence.
 Some time ago, it will he remem- bered that Justice Meyers while board ing the Phoenix train at the switch was pulled back off the steps by a dog The justice went to the office today to get his ticket and get on the train there. Taking the high spirits of Agent Hill, because the justice puts his four bits through his little window now, as basis of reasoning it might be concluded that MT. Hill had that <J ho
 Assistant District Attorney George F. Bullard is over today to be pres ent in the case of the territory vs. Manuel Ruiz. for misdemeanor. S3me time ago F. A. Hough of the creamery made out check for SIS on the Farm CTS and Merchants bank, payable to i the order of O. C. Bullock of Mesa He gave the check to Mr. L. w. Col lins of the stage line. MT Collins lost it and Manuel Ruiz found it, endorsed it in his own name and presented it to J. Jungermann, who cashed it. Man ue1 denies ever seeing the check The case will be tried before Justice Carley this afternoon at o'clock.
 SCOTTSDALE.
 memorial service was held hera
 A day for Frances E. Willard. A yestei, >rogramme was prepared con- special addresses and music. In sis.!ns or special addresses given auultlon to tn. re present and had several Wno We speak, paid tribute seen ana heard her special collection to ner memory. A >$15.70 to hell was taken amounting t. a0O on the raise the debt of s3OO,. ~go. Mar temperance temple in Chic Eve $50 shall Field has promised to g. .>aised
 the balance of $250,000 issm