Arizona republican., 1898-03-27
The South Side

i UU DUA1N NEWU Tempe, Ariz, March 25.-(Special Correspondence of The Republican.)- Miss Nellie McNeil, Miss Mary War ner, Miss Bertha Richmond, Jonathan Warner, Robert Mullen, H. Hewett of Pinal, Walter Bolton, z. A. Harris, H. Z Buck and Dr. James McNaughtOn , went to Phoenix today. Captain William Mullen is sick | Assistant District Attorney George | P. Bullard is in town today repre- senting the county in the water case against F. w. Prichett for flooding the road. Mir. Prichett is represented by 1 Attorney w. J. Kings6ury. There was no evidence to convict and MT. Prich- cit was found not guilty. The same kind of a case which Angelo Betra- minelli answered to was dismissed 1 from court yesterday, Roadmaster 1 Cummings withdrawing his complaint l Charles Schmidt of Pinal county is 1 in Tempe
 NJ. V. Matley returned today from Tucson.
 T. Nicholas has sold most of his range cattle to H. s. Peterson of Mesa | Miss Lulu Schmidt will entertain a 1 party of friends might. 1 It rained in Tempe and Mesa today but it did not rain out south of these places.
 The school election is oyer. The re- suit stands: Boon Lewis, 105: J. F. Hendrix, S4; A. w Cosner. 21 All day long carriages were out "rustiing' for votes and the above large vote e,r1< I aEea A large number of the votes were cast l by ladies.
 | A. J. Peters will ship two cars of 1 hay tonight.
 The Ladies' Whist club met at Mrs c. J. Ulmers this afternoon.
 M. J. Carroll and Ned White of Congress are in town.
 William Dowell, Father Westhoff f and James Searles came up from Phoe- nix today.
 The north sidewalk on Fifth street is being graded and graveled from Mill avenue to Frank Fogle's place. MT. Fogle is responsible for this i'm provement.
 A car of wheat came up from Phoe- nix this morning.
 Rev. Daniel Kloss' text tomorrow will be, q am for Peace, but They Are for War" Chaplain Scott will preach in the Baptist church in the morning, and in the evening he will lecture on the subject, Muscle" All are invited, especially the business men. An cleo tion of officers in the B. Y. P. U. will occur tomorrow night also.
 This morning B. B. Goodwin and Rev. Cal Ogburn started to Phoenix behind the Goodwin old family horse. They had reached the north bank of the river and were climbing it when the NJ. & P. pile driver train loomed up on the bridge above. This strange aggregation was too much for the nerves of the old horse and he became frightened. Beth men sprang out of the buggy to hold the animal and both seized him at the same time, but the ! horse broke away from MT. Ogburn and then ran, carrying MT. Goodwin by the bridle ring into the river and left him there. A few minutes later the horse and buggy turned east at Andres corner, tore across lots and crashed into Boon Lewis new fence which stopped the terrified animal The horse was bruised some and the buggy and harness were torn to pieces Rev. MT. Ogburn and Attorney Good win crossed back on the bridge. al though it is not known why MT. Good win should have done so. MT. Ogburr took the train to Phoenix.
 MESA.
 Mesa City, Ariz., March 26.-(Specia Correspondence of The Republican, )- Hon. c. R. flakes, Judge Streeter Talma Pomeroy, Fred Weeks, Mrs George Gam and Miss Williams wen ; to Phoenix today. W. P. Durham is outfitting a couple , of wagons with provisions and camI goods today to take to Riverside w A. McGrew went through here today for Phoenix. A car of lumber came up las night for Dan Mahoney which he vii use In the improvements on his hotel
 o. M Stewart of the Gila valley is il town today.
 During the year ending March 2 there have been shipped out of here seventy-fve cars of hay, thirty-eigh cars of wheat, twenty cars of barley and two of bran, which amounts tt over 4 LOGO 900 pounds.
 The school election is going on hert quietly. In all probability Col. Newel will be elected.
 There las been a change in the candidates for council H. S. Peterson is oG one Of the tickets.
 om Goldfiel( today.
 Clark Owen left for Woodruff, Ariz.