Arizona republican., 1898-09-28
SOUTH SIDE.


 Mrs. Amy Brown came down from Jerome in company with her parel ts, Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Redden, who re turned from California this loren 3oa. Mr. Redden says California is iz . bad plight. He had hsard great deal about southern California and went there with the expectation Of sec ing something. San Diego remiEts,. him of the deserted village. It w2s dead and people were camping out il order that they could rent their houses to make an extra pittance, and tlere were more vacant houses in the town than he could count. Riverside: praises had been sung in his ears uEt-l he supposed It was an Edenic sG01- He found it a small fiat with high mountains all around it and lit gets hot there, I tell you There wers 2 few fine orange orchards, but when the fruit was plenty the hogs wouldl' < eat them Hay was the orange this year. He saw the farmers go to the dealers, buy bale of Arlzona alfalfa and drive home with it as carefully 2s though it was a box of oranges. T told them I came from the country that produced it, he said.
 Valentine Cant is entertaining his nephew, MT. Cant, from Mexico, where he has some mining property.
 H. c. Yaeger received new bale- yesterday He will bale his own hay hereafter.
 J. Wesley Hill will leave tonight for Livington, upper Salt river, where he will take charge of a school Miss Nellie Clark, who had the school, rs- signed to take position in the Alma school
 Harry Whitford, an old time Pinal cattle and mining man, arrived yesteT- day from California.
 James Hanna and Jake Lauffer came in yesterday from the Sierra Anchas- They brought down sixty-siX head O. Mir Lauffer's cattle, which were sold to Charlie Mullen and Frank Fogls. The returning mountaineers report the range in the Sierra Anchas to be in splendid condition, the feed being knee high.
 Mrs. P. J. Meyers left yesterday fer Nebraska, where she will visit her children and relatives and attend tfa Omaha exposition
 James Bark, the republican candidate for sheriff, is building some. political fence on this side this week.
 Theo Nicholas and wife will leave tonight for the City of Mexico.
 The Hayden mill is running again after a few days shut down while the ditch was being cleaned
 Dr. Wilbur, Jce Peterson and Frank P. Drew of Mesa are in Tempe today on stock business.
 There are but 13,000 inches of wats:.' in the river today.
 Turkle Mortenson is getting ready to put in another big crop of wheat
 P. J. Meyers and Frank Saylor this year raised twenty-five acres of wheat which threshed 2,610 pounds to t2e acre.
 MT. Kelley, sr., Mr. Fogle, Sr., W. l.. Garrigrs and Pat Walsh left today for Jerome.
 Today while w. 4. Bolton was showing a Michigan man the fruit or the Arthur place his horse, which was tied under a tree, became frightened and started off across the country. through hedges and wire fences, and landed in ditch Of water. The re- pairs on the buggy will be S25. The horse was injured but little
 Walter Gregory and Miss Adele Hauxhurst drcye up from Phoenix this afternoon.
 Yesterday morning Mrs. c. IT. Warehouse died at her home on the Hermos place. The cause of her death was heart disease. For some time she has been a great sufferer, and as there was absolutly no hope for her recov- cry, death came as a harbingT Of mercy. The husband and two chli- dren whom she leaves to mourn her fho ;1o I, V Of community. The body was inferred in the Double Butte cemetery at 3 o'clock this afternoon, Rev. s. l. Guthrie officiating.
 AT THE NORMAL.
 Miss Mead entered the school yes terday.
 Jesse Pearce of Mesa has returned for another years work.
 The 1,500 normal catalogues have ar rived and are now ready for distrlbu tion. The girls have begun the basket ball fun.
 The seniors have elected Garfield Goodwin president of their class, vice J. G. Holmes, resigned.
 The Hesperians will render pro- gramme next Friday evening" The debate will be on lmperlailSm-
 Miss Harriet Morton is doing pre- liminary work in organizing sketch ing club. Miss Merton has a pet cat with a ribbon around its neck. The girl students declare it to be an indica- tion of Miss Morton's fatc-an old maid.
 Angelo Bertramineli. manager Of F A. Hough's milk ranch, desires t to be known that he does not wish any one to hunt on the ranch. Sunday morning he found one of his colts legs shattered with a rifle bullet and was compelled to kill the animal to stop it's sufferings. MT. Betraminelli says he will not allow. hunting on the place any longer.
 MESA
 Mesa City, Ariz., Sept. 27--(Special Correspondence of The Republican.)-I T. E. Jones of Lehi went to Phoenix today