Arizona republican., 1898-04-13
The South Side

Tempe, Ariz.. April 12.-(Special Correspondence of The Republican.)- Dr. Charles H. Jones, Henry Gonzales, J. Hartman, A. J. Peters, w. J. Kings bury, J. J. Hodnett, A. A. Walsworth and J. T. Priest went to Phoenix to- day.
 E. B. Sinclair and Mr. Sharkey were on this side today pushing the whole sale grocery business.
 Dr. Hart has received a letter from his mother saying she has arrived home in Vermont safely.
 Dr. Wilbur of Mesa made Tempe a call today.
 The Odd Fellows meet tonight The most important subject that will be considered will be Odd Fellows day here. It is again noticed that it will pay any one to attend the ceremonies on that day whether an Odd Fellow or not.
 P. B. McCabe came in this morning
 The city council met last night and organized. John Knight was elected mayor, and H. Z Buck was retained as city attorney.
 A. J. Peters will ship three cars of wheat to Los Angeles tonight. A car of canaigre roots were shipped to Jer- sey City last night.
 Messrs. Ridenour and Denver Holmesley will begin soon the cutting of two sections of hay on the north side of the river.
 William Goodwin has received ten new pieces of music and wished to again call attention to his musical ad- vertisement in the south side business directory. The title of the sweetest tune in the lot is. 'Oh, Mister Austin, 9 and it was selected by. one of Willie's young lady customers whose name will be tenderly preserved from the public. MESA.
 Mesa City, Ariz., April 12.-(Special Correspondence of The Republican.)- W. A. Kimball, c. L. Hall, T. E. Pom erol, Col. Roundtree, Sam Passey, Mrs. Dr. Chandler, Mrs. Ed Jones, Frank Marksbury. W. Abel, Wing. A. J. Chandler, Burt Winger, MT. Coleman and MT. Broomell went to Phoenix today.
 Dr. G. W. Vickers and MT. Herold, ! formerly of the Gazette, made Mesa a call today.
 The steam dredger was put in op- eration yesterday.
 J. B. Hooker of Tempe passed through here on his way back to the upper Salt river.
 Peterson, Wilbur and Drew are branding the 5000 head of cattle they have been buying for some time past principally from Sylvester Andrade and T. Nicholas.
 l Roy Leavitt has arrived from Juarez Chihuahua
 Professor Frank Openshaw returned yesterday from a ten months trip in Texas and Mexico.
 quandary as to what to do settles the matter by gathering up clothes l basket full of old official red tape campaign literature, including some of his old stump speeches that the city of Mesa has outgrown, and dumps them into the great stove in the back room.
 Staton and Ellsworth on next Thurs day at Social hall will afford Mesa rare treat. An innovation in the way | of light will be introduced in the form of the new acetylene gas light. 1 w. s. Johnson will enter upon his duties as postmaster next Friday. ] A. J. Peters and J. W. Holsaple o Tempe made Mesa call today.
 J. H. Pomeroy has finished shearins his large flock of sheep.
 The stockholders of the Consolidated canal and the frain raisers under tht canal are negotiating with the Leh owners of the Utah canal for water A transaction will very likely be con summated, the Lehi people taking par of the crops in payment for the water 1 Judge POmeroy today married Mag dalena Martinez and Alejo Ardnio The parties formerly lived at Phoenix Magdalena came to Mesa. and Ale5t 1 followed her here, where he made hi home. The matter was finally ar ranged and a messenger was dispatched l to Phoenix this morning. who re ! turned before noon and this afternoon the knot was tied. A big entertain ment is being given this evening il celebration of the event.
 SCOTTSDALE Scottsdale, Ariz, April 12.-(Specia Correspondence of The Republican J. Mrs. Maud Greene and Miss Haiti Henderson gave a very pleasant tenn perance chalk talk here last night There was quite good attendance 0 both young people and older ones.
 MT. and Mrs. W. H. Greene went t Deacon Shaw's, near Phoenix today. The air is very fragrant with tn perfume of the orange blossoms her and at the grove west of Scottsdale DISTRICT IA.
 The Ideal Literary society has one more afforded an evening Of pleasure t the citizens of district IA. Last Satur day evening at the public hall tn members of the society entertained large and appreciative audience witt the rendition of the following pro gramme:
 | Address, by H. H. Creighton.