Arizona republican., 1898-08-12
SOUTH SIDE.

Tempe, Ariz.. Aug 11.-(Special Correspondence of The Republican.)- J. E. Sturgeon, Mrs. M. G. Hill and E. B. Goodwin went to Phoenix today.
 T. F. Pomeroy of Mesa is i1 Tempe today.
 John Knight has a very beautiful lawn of Bermuda grass It is but year old, but it is thick and like car pet.
 Mrs. A. A. Walsworth returned from Prescott this morning.
 Henry George is a Phoenix visitor on the south side today.
 William Sellers will return to the Vekol mine on tonight's train.
 John Mclean and James McNeil got back from Prescott this morning.
 There are 24,000 inches of water in the river today.
 Mir. Max Levy manager of the New York store Of Phoenix, was business visitor at Tempe this morning.
 Judge Howell, our genial friend from Tonto, is in town for few days. The judge who is one of the jolliest men, is telling a lot of new stories to the great delight of the boys.
 Miss Clara Wilson, who has been quite sick for several weeks, is now able to sit up again.
 There will be special meeting of the council tonight to consider water and electric light franchises.
 Dr. McNaughton says there will very likely be more students on the roll of the normal this year than ever before He thinks this year will be big leap over last.
 Robert and Miss Bertha Richards drove over to Phoenix this afternoon.
 Henry Gonzales returned last night from trip to the Jones ranch on the upper Salt river, where he was called on business in connection with the Jones estate
 Miss Lucy Phillips, sister of Mrs. Harry Zuclz, is organizing a class in Instrumental and vocal music It is expected the class will begin it's stud ies about September l. Miss Phillips is an accomplished musician with con- siderable experience in teaching and all who can do so will no doubt be glad to profit by the opportunity to re ceive frst-class instruction.
 MESA.
 Mesa City, Ariz., Aug. 11.-(Special Correspondence of The Republican.)- G. s. Peterson, Miss Ida Pritchard, Judge Woy- J. Holdren, Robert Me Donald, W. J. LeBaron, A. P. Shew man and A. Hunsaker went to Phoenix today
 c. H. Lampey of Phoenix is on this side today doing business.
 William Moore and family will leave for the mountains soon.
 The lawn social last night given by. the Epworth League was a very en- joyable affair
 Dan Kleinman today bought thirty head of cattle. He is negotiating q sale of cattle unfit for butchering pur- poses with Ben Goldman.
 Those registered at the Kimball house are: L. R. Bolles. Kansas City: H. B. St Claire 0. s. Wiby, Phoenix.
 C. o. Austin of Tempe is in Mesa today.
 Mrs C. C. Randolph and daughter came up from Phoenix today and called on Mrs. William Aben of Mesa
 George Taylor and Roy Stewart of Alma are reported very sick with fever.
 
 the Mullen party that left for the hills yesterday She will wait until next week when she will accompany her husband to the Four Peaks country on the general roundup.
 4 letter from Flagstaff to H J. Horn says in explanation Of the death Of Charlie Horn that deceased accident ally shot himself. He was in the neigh horhood of sixty ri'es from Flagstaff The remains will be brought to Mesa for interment, the party expecting to arrive on Saturday or Sunday. The letter was short and no further par ticuiars were given. A letter was also received from John Stratton by John Pomeroy stating that the boys had left Flagstaff and were expected back to take the train for Phoenix or the 12th The democrats met last night and elected the following fourteen dele gates to he voted for at the primaries: John Pomeroy. W. J. LeBarou Dr. Brack, D. F. LeBaron. George Lewis. W. A. 1 Burton, w L. Shrine, w. D. Morton J. D. Loper. J Holdren. Charles Peterson, William Pomeroy. Jesse Fobson and Charles Lewis The can didates were not given any instrue- tions, but it is safe to say there will be some washing" on convention day FOR SALE-Acetylene gas plant in .1C C,,s4 e.