Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1898-06-07
The South Side

Tempe Arfz.. June 6.-(Spec,al Cores
, pondencel-Perry Wildman. w. ]. Kings
bury, J. s. Stewart. z. A. Harris, ].
Wallace Morse, A. NJ Franklin, J. E.
Sturgeon went to Phoenix today.
Dr. Richmond, Jack Gibson. Messrs-
Anderson and Turner and H. c. Yeager
were up from Phoenix today.
H L. Denniston is painting the wood
work of the Peterson building.
J. E. Sturgeon has moved on the Deck
er ranch for the summer.
Section foreman Stelzreide is expert
encing a strike today. This morning the
men under him walked OUT for higher
wages. Mr. Stelzreide thinks he will be
at work in a day or two.
The Carr Bros. are cutting hay for
the syndicate of which job there is still
$50 acres left to cut. They estimate
their seasons cutting will be 1900 acres.
Walter Redden is down with typhoid
fever and tonight c. o. Austin begins to
nurse the case.
Miss Nellie Mcneil returned this morn
ing from Phoenix where she had been
visiting with her sister for some time.
The Misses Dottie and Edith Benson,
of Florence. are the guests of Miss Min
ME Laird Of Tempe.
Mrs. Watson Pickrell is enter ming
Mrs. c. H Holmes of Phoenix today.
T. B. Deyereux of Phoenix was here
tniS forenoon
new hay baIer arrived in town today
the property of Henry Sandals. 1t viii
be set in motion in a day or two.
Justice Meyers this morning sentenced
two hoboes to fifteen days in Jail, one for
being drunk and carrying a stilletto and
the other for robbing the one.
There will be a number less dogs to
pay tax on in Tempe next time the col
lector goes around. Some friend has not
only broken the hearts of many of the
best people of Tempe but he has reduced
the revenues of the town. He should
brought to justice. Poison was his wea-
pom and people are anxiously waiting to
learn what noble pet next will die in the
throes of agony.
Every body under the Tempe ditch
knows A. P. Hopkins the vegetable man
and most every body eats table delicacieS
to Mr.. Hopkins glory. His truck farm
is located at Wilson's Crossing three
miles east of Phoenix and although so
far away he seems to have the business
In Tempe tied with a Lew Collins knot.
He exhibited an early rose potatoe grown
this year which weighed a pound. 1t
was taken from ten acre patch and al
though his potatoes do not all weigh a
pound they are winners in the market.
His tomatoes, cucumbers, corn and a list
OF other garden fruits show that this
valley can also produce vegetables that
can hardly be excelled anywhere.
MESA.
Mesa City, AriZ., June Especial Ger
respondence to the Republican, E.
Porneroy, c. r. Hakes, Nathan Brund-
idge. A. P. Sheurman and w. F. Cooper
of Tucson. secretary of the Board of
Equalization went down to Phoenix to-
day.
Ben Goldman, from Tempe. Miss Mich
OILS and J. L. Powell from Phoenix,
came up to Mesa today.
council tomorrow night
Hugh Dana and William Fuller viii
leave on Wednesday for Salt Lake, from
where they Will be detailed on southern
missions.
The general monthly class meeting of
the Mormon church was held yesterday
morning in the tabernacle.
FL. L. Horn returned yesterday from
missionary work in the south sea is
lands He reports most pleasant voy-
ege home, was naturally glad to get back
and did not see a single Spanish vessel
on the journey.
The Y. NJ. M. l. A. and the Y. W. NJ I.
A. held joint meeting last night at the
tabernacle to hear the report of Isaac
Dana, VINO returned yesterday from the !
annual convention of those societies !
which met recently in Salt Lake. He re-
pOris them in the most poss bic flourish |
ing condition. having increased their /
membership 1890 during the last fiscal !
year.
Mesa will have a sparring match for |
points on July Sd. between J. John=on, |
better known Jumbo and Will Rob |
insonS 1t is understood there is 800 a |
side UP on the result with the usual out |
side sports to hear from.
There will be mass meeting tonight |
in the Coop hall for the purpose of de- !
vising ways and means for big Fourth !
OF July celebration
There is a bank of "thunderheads !
looming up on the Superstitious noun i
tains this afternoon. Weather profits !
say 1t will rain in few days in the |
mountains and perhaps in the valley. If |
y should rain in the valley 1t perhaps |
would damage great deal of hay and /
grain that is down but it would settle |
aust that is becoming almost unbaarabie |
1t is believed that Mesa has better cleo
tfie lights than Phoenix, and therefore |
the frontier city is congratuIating itself
LACRET IS SLICK ENOUGH