Arizona republican., 1898-09-01
SOUTH SIDE.

Tempe. Ariz.. Aug. S1.-(special Cor respondence of The Republican )-John More, George F. Thornton. Frank Fog.e. J. Sturgeon and A. Betraminelli went U Phoenix today.
 George w. Hoadley of Phoenix is in Tempe today looking up the water works proposition.
 Tempe had another heavy shower last night.
 Mrs. E. L. Storment is moving to Mesa. Will Hadley is here from Prescott on a visit to his parents.
 Tonight's shipments from this place will consist of two carloads of hay. w. A. Bolton yesterday sold the twenty acre tract belonging to John Hartman to G. s. Johnson. This property is located about five miles southeast of town.
 Will c. Barnes, chairman of the live stock sanitary committee, is a business visitor on the south side today.
 Sergeant J. Wesley Hill Troop c, First cavalry U. s. volunteers, came in on this mornings train from California, where he has been spending a furlough with his parents. He is now on his way to re- join his troop at Montauk Point. Ser geant Hill has almost recovered from combined attack of yellow and typhoid fever. In common with all the rest of the volunteers. now that all chance for fighting is past. he is anxious to be mus tered out of service. He will leave to- morrow night for Whipple barracks. where he will report, and will then leave for the east
 Professor FrizZell went to Phoenix to- night to meet his mother, who is coming
  melt Adams and family. Mrs. Frizzell will stay all winter.
 The directors of the Tempe canal held a meeting this afternoon to adjust water matters for the coming year. They will meet again next Tuesday.
 The river is up again. It began to raise early this forenoon and is still rising. At noon there a foot and half of water going over the Arizona dam, and this evening it is climbing to the high water mark for the last year. All weak canal banks are beng broken through by the tumbling wealth.
 Col. T. L. Shultz will present Miss Louie Gage with handsome medal bear ing the engravings of a book, a harp and a wreath, symbolzing literature music and fame. It is token of his re- gard for her efforts which won her d diploma from the normal school last June.
 The Maricopa train this morning con- sisted of car of beer, a car of beans a car of lumber, car of sugar. car of railroad crossing signs, two cars of wood, a car of merchandise, four empty hay cars and two empty. stock cars.
 Mrs. Wheeler has rented her house near the normal to Mir. Greene of Glen dale. His daughters will occupy it and go to school in Tempe the coming season
 MESA.
 Mesa City, Ariz Aug S1-(Special Cor respondence of The Republican. )-Talma Pomeroy, Lee Brizzee. W. J. Birchen went to Phoenix today
 Senor Navarro, Mexican consul, took d run to Mesa from Phoenix this after noon.
 Dr. A. J. Chandler returned this morn ing from the coast
 Woolf Sachs of Tempe has sheen. cat tie CT hogs almost everywhere on the south side He has large drove of hogs south of town eating off the grain stub ble.
 The Trippel almond crop is gathered It will be shipped as soon as it can be loaded in the car. Mir. Trippel will send a fine lot to the cloak rooms of the capitol at Washington.
 There will be a juvenile party at H. S. Phelps next Friday evening.
 c. L. Hall left this afternoon for Gold field
 One of Phil Nets teams went to Gold field this afternoon to bring in the eff fects of John Meehan, who with his fam ily will move to Phoenix.
 James Tarney, engineer on the M & F., is moving his household goods to