Arizona republican., 1898-07-19
SOUTH SIDE.

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 Tempe. Ariz.. July 18.-(Special Correspondence of The Republican-)- Col Shultz. P. P. Daggs, W. J. Kings bury, J. T. Priest, J. E. Sturgeon, A J. Peters and Henry Gonzales went to Phoenix today
 Dr. Norton and Judge kibbey came up from Phoenix today.
 Marshal Phin Daley of Mesa was in Tempe this morning.
 William Mullen'S baby is nearly well.
 Walter Redden and Elmer Ruse are in town today for the first time after a week of sickness with fever
 Mrs. G. A. Scroggs is improving from a sickness of two weeks.
 Two cars of cattle were shipped to Ell Paso last night by MT. Baird
 The Maricopa train was late this morning at Tempe, and last night at Maricopa One of the eccentrlcs on one of the engines got out of order and the engine was run on lone side" as the railroad men put it. No freight cars were brought in and two cars of hogs and several cars of nay EiIl wait until tomorrow for ship ment.
 Birs. A. L. Porter left last night for Princeton. No, to be at the side of her sick mother.
 Rosario Trugillo has moved west of Terlpe. He is putting in twenty acres of corn and ten acres of sorghum.
 James Kelly, father of the Kelly brothers. formerly of this place, ar rived here yesterday from Missouri. He made the entire journey in wagon and was on the road over four months.
 Walter Kelly left Saturday night for Jerome.
 Lee Gray and his sister. Miss Allie, were here yesterday from Phoenix, helping LeRoy Hill celebrate one of his birthdays.
 for a visit to his old home in Missouri He expects to be gone about four months.
 Fred Oliver. who has charge of c. s. Stewards Mesa ranch, spent Sunday at this place.
 Dr. E. c. Hyde of Phoenix was a Sunday visitor at this place.
 A number of people are getting ready
  sion.
 MT. and Mrs. J. E. Redden, ac- companied by their son Walter, will leave for California next Thursday night. They will not return until the warm weather is over.
 Byron Redden is making prepara- tions to get out of the valley soon, so also is Mons Ellingson.
 nr are pouring in from the northern part of the territory for normal teachers
 ". T. Cummings says the six Mis- Souri work mules he obtained a few days ago are for sale, as too much Missouri on one ranch is not good The mules are faithful to any one but Missourian and for that reason Mir Cummings will not sell them to d Mis- Sourian
 Fletcher Schureman has clipped from Harper's Weekly a half-tone cut of the Rough Riders rough ride into Tampa" in which he has discovered the faces of McClintock of Phoenix and Campbell of Tempe
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 Mesa City. Ariz., July 1S.-(Special Correspondence of The Republican J. A C. Mcqueen on his way to Prescott, w. A. Kimball, G. S. Peterson and George Mauk went to Phoenix yester- day, and Judge Morton and MT. Dana went to that city today
 Floyd Holsaple of Tempe is in Mesa today.
 J. E. Bettler, with large force of men, began gathering his almond crop. Sam Elder has been busy for some time making drying tables for the ranch.
 H. M Willis of Phoenix made Mesa call yesterday.
 Charles Barnett came up from Phoe- nix yesterday.
 W. P. Snowman is suffering from a very severe swollen hand which was stung by something: just what, Mir Snowman does not know.
 The crowd Saturday night to the theater was the largest that has gone to Phoenix this summer. There were fully hundred people in it. The two Red Cross ladies. Miss Hauxhurst and Miss Murray, sold f1fty-five tickets and were beseeched for more. A representative number went down yes terday afternoon to the bicycle races.
 The river has been on the rampage, as more water went rushing under the bridge yesterday morning than at eny time for Q. year. It has fallen about two feet but there is still river left. The Marfcopa dam has a long gap in it. but the headgates are still lowered somewhat to keep out too much water or paste. as it is as brown as coffee and smells like an editors paste cup. It is impossible to learn how much water was or is in the river. as the telephone wire is down, but there was certainly upwards Of 100,-
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