Arizona republican., 1898-06-26
ALL THE PLEASURES OF THE SEA

He left John McGrew in Kansas, where he will remain until fall. Worth Bellamy is in the Pan Handle and will come on in a few days. J. B. Hooker is recovering from his attack of pa ralysis which seized him while on the stock train in the middle of Kansas. MT. Penn lost only three cattle during the trip. MT. Hooker lost six.
 Samuel Miller is very sick with fever, but is improving today.
 Mrs. A. c. Azanne is considerably better today
 J. H. Cummings is building a porch to Fisher Bailey's house.
 M. J. Forster came in on the train this afternoon from Tucson.
 J. W. Stewart arrived on the train also this afternoon.
 Yesterday Miss Minnie Laird and Miss Molly Cummings took a twenty five mile drive down across the des- ert to visit MT. Wyncoop at the In dian reservation on the Gila. J. Howard Wood is working hard to- day to keep too broad a smile from taking possession of his countenance He has ten and ope-half pound daughter.
 J. H. Gayer says his bees are doing some hard work. He has taken 800 pounds of honey from twenty-three stands and next Monday he will take out 500 pounds more. Honey is rising in price with other things this year.
 MESA
 Mesa City, Ariz, June 25.-(Specia1 Correspondence of The Republican.)- Mrs. s. M. Harris, Mrs. W. A. Kimball and daughter Para, Otto Eberhardt, A. P. Snowman, MT. Wilbur, B. B. St. Claire and J. H. Smith of Prescott went to Phoenix today.
 Juda Woy and wife took an early morning drive to Tempe today.
 The Mesa rough riders were cut this afternoon drilling for the Fourth.
 Street Commissioner Davis is put ting the street crossings in good or der for the Fourth The Mesa band is receiving professional instruction from Otto Eberhardt for the Fourth. A special train from Phoenix will run on the Fourth. s4. The young ladies of Mesa are prac7i ticing almost every night for some feature of the programme for the.
 
 casting ballots for the goddess of lib erty. The vote this morning stood: Si Allison, 330; Zula Robson, 227; Tena Nets. 200; Lucy Phelps, 100.
 Alma P. Salisbury who came home from Mexico on account of the sick ness of his wife, who is nearly well now, will return tonight with his fam. fly and c. R. flakes Mr. flakes did not get off last night, but will lsave tonight to stay several weeks. MT. Salisbury has sold his property ad- jacent to the city to J. s. Peterson for s1,OOO.
 Ed Boomer left today for Council Bluffs, la, to visit his father a couple of months, and also to see the exposi- tion at Omaha.
 Roy Frankenberg has had many people drop" in at his door to see his wheel, the spokes of which cross five other spokes.
 Those registered at the Kimball house are: G. w. Devore and wife. Tempe; R. 1. Thompson and wife George S. Rees, Stratum, Texas: Len Larsen and S. T. Gilman.
 Johnson Bros. shipped today thirty two boxes of prunis samoni.
 
 G. A. Mintz and c. H. Moore were guests of C. M. Mullen last night.
 There will be an ice cream social at the M. E. church tonight under the auspices of the Young Peoples so- ciety.
 The primary department of the Nor mon church held meeting today.
 Miss Tenie Nelson of Lehi is very sick with malarial fever.
 The little boy of Jules Johnson, who was hurt by being thrown from wagon, was today moved to his home in Nephi. He is doing nicely and it is believed he will recover
 The Mexican boy who was hurt the other day by an explosion of gun powder will almost certainly lose one eye, and the other seems to be some what affected