Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1898-06-10
SOUTH SIDE.

J. Kingsbury, went to Phoenix today.
T. E. Sturgeon returned last night from
q business trip to northern part OF ter
ystory.
Mrs. Allen WhitIow returned this
morning from long stay in California.
section foreman Stetzriede started to
work this morning with new force-
walter Redeem is some what better
Judge Kibbey, H B. ST. Clair, Frank
Trott and Jake hraeper were up A
Mrs. Perry WildInan and Mrs. A. NJ.
Franklin will leave tonight for Cailfor-
MIA to spend the summer on the coast
G R. Hakes and L. E. Hewins OF Mesa
are looking over the machinery OF the
Cactusware factory, with a view of buy
ing 1t.
Miss Jennie Rumberg leaves tonight
for Globe.
4 car of barley, a car of wheat and five
cars of hay will be shipped out of here
tonight A. ]. Peters ships the hay.
Charlie Mullen and Frank Fogle went
to Mesa today
Henry Gonzales went to Phoenix this
morning turning in some 30 registra-
tons from the south side.
G NJ Mullen of Mesa is in Tempe to-
day.
Roy Hill received today large con-
zsigfhent of bicycle sundries and ma
schinery His shop is a credit to Tempe
or any other place.
j. b. Mullen To-Day sou d car Vi Cdltie
to Mr.. Reed. The stock is two year old
steers and average in weight 1147 pounds.
They are believed to be the latest steers
ever shipped from Tempe, which is say
ing a great deal Mr.. Mullen, while IN
Phoenix bought eighty head of feeders.
Before the storm today DR.. Scroggs
climbed the butte and took down tie
flag He found that it had worn away
two feet during it's wave of noe months
standing.
Perry WiIdman wishes to rent his ten
room house to some one who will run a
first-class boarding house. He says he
can furnish three regular boarders to
the right party taking up the PROPOSE
ton. His house is a splendid place for
small hotel. because of its central loca-
ton and because of the pretty shaded
lawn in the front.
A glass of beer. A drunken man A
sober enemy. a hot word. A chair. A
broken head. An interference. A mar
shall a scramble. A warrant. No body.
Who wants to know any more?
IESA
Mesa, Ariz, June Especial cores
pondence to the Republican, A P. Shew-
man. Mr.. Grover, J. L. Powell DR..
Hughes, H. S. Peterson, L. L. Looney,
Mrs Mollie Rogers, Lee Brizzee and Mr..
Peterson went to Phoenix today.
Lee Brizzee intends to go to Tucson to-
night
Miss L. Brizzee has lot of baggage
checked for Benson.
Henry George came up from Phoenix
today.
Burt Winger is back again from the
road
The fruit is about all gone from Mesa.
johnson Bros have not at any time been
able to fill all orders for it
Lyman Leyins' little girl is sick with
pneumonia
Miss Eta LeBaron went to Phoenix
today to visit Mr.. and Mrs. Ross Sellers.
There will be another party tonight at
the residence of Mr.. Messenger in honor
OF the sixteenth birthday of their daugh-
Ter Eva.
There was a surprise party at the res
3. idence of c. c. Dana last night In honor
Of Hugh Dana who leaves this afternoon
for Salt Lake in company with VIM
One of the saddest deaths that has
taken place in this vicinity for long
time is that of Joe Hawkins of Lehi,
this morning about O'Clock. The phy-
sicians were utterly unable to do any
thing for him. His funeral Will
take place this afternoon at D O'Clock
s,nder the rituals of the Mormon church.
The following is a list of the sub-com-
Inittees for the Fourth of July celebra-
tion:
BaIloon-W. j. LeBaron, Frank Miller.
Literary. D. Lopez, Frank Pomeroy,
D. T. LeBaron.
Fire Works-H. L. Chandler, c. B.
Rall-Geo. F. Ellsworth, w. S. john
son. Isaac Dana, t. E. Pomeroy. J. H.
.Pomeroy.
Refreshments-w. A. Kimban. Mrs.
McComas, Mrs. ]. S. Peterson, Isaac
Dana, w. A. Babbitt.
Program-T. E. Pomeroy, Walter VIII
bur, Prof. Krause, May Standage. Vo-
cal Music; G. H. Wilbur. F. c. Johnson
DR.. c. F. Hawley, Band.
Declaration-B. F. LeBaron. w. A
Burton, Lulu Mcdonald, Amy Robson.
Mrs Chas Mullen, H. D. Lowery, Dr.
NJ W. Brack, Geo. T. Wilson
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Newell, Chas- re-
sersen. H. B. Morris, Jr-, Dr. Sa6in. Dan
Jones. Geo. .Iauk, Little Davis, P. Daily,
5. B. Sornson, H. S. Phelps
Parade-A. C. Mcqueen, }. ID. Lopez,
w NJ Newell. C. R. Hakes. W. A. Kim
bail. J. H Pomeroy, Addie Shrine, Mrs.
Fannie Dana, Miss Abbie Mckenzie.
Finance-W. J. LeBaron, ]. D. Robert
son. w &. Passey. W. H. Code. NJ. w
Joe stewart,-J- C. Davis, Harvey Har-
per. Lehi: Don I-eBaron, Oscar Frankan-
berg, Nephi.
There will be meeting of the Globe
road committee tomorrow night.
The Mesa -four mill is running full ca
pacity now days
Il. L. Chandler is building telephone
line from his power plant to the Chand-
Ter ranch and office.
j. A Johnson who has been suffering
with rheumatism on the Spooner ranch
was moved to Mesa today to the home of
T. e, Pomeroy. He can be taken care of
better at Mesa than where he was
The Mesa Hay and Grain company
VIII send their threshing outfit to Flor
ence about the Is of this month.
The thunder heads cracked their pates
today and the air in Mesa is exhiIartine
and the awful dust is laid
Lewis Bros, came forward with a
Soioen story of the golden harvest They
had piece of land containing thirty
nine acres from which they threshed l16.-
20 pounds of barley. They received Sill
% per cwt for the grain and sold the
stuDole Tor pasture at SIS and are offered
net them $50 an acre. WI"
CENSUS OF THE EARTH
big Undertaking the Result of Which