Arizona republican., 1898-08-26
SOUTH SIDE.


 dence of The Republican)-Willian Goodwin. Harry Hendrix. John Cove. Miss Manuela Miller, and J. H. Gayle went to Phoenix today. Miss Manue leaves tonight for Flagstaff where she will teach in the graded school of tha. city.
 carload of flour will go out of here tonight.
 George Schornick shipped a carload C. hogs to Mesa today.
 Byron Redden has a baby girl bor. last night. Byron feels as though hi: cup of joy was running over and his m $ sion in life had been performed.
 Vernon H. Peck yesterday caught E fine large badger on the Titus ranch. H. shipped the animal today to friends il Chicago.
 A mistake was made in a recent issu, to the effect that Mir. Creighton was ar chitect for the new Odd Fellows huild ing. A. W. Gregg is the author of tha; building.
 The Young Mems Republican club met last evening at Kingsbury's hall an adopted bylaws and a constitution an became a permanent organization. Ros- COG Walsworth was elected president C the club and L. F. Hill was elected sec retary. The night of meeting will bI Friday.
 Prof Arnold of Prescott, who has beer visiting in Tempe for some days, re turned yesterday evening to his noun tain home.
 MT. Price H. Brown has returned from a visit to his old home in Pennsylvania He was accompanied by his brother, wh; will Spen6 the winter in Arizona
 Joseph Campbell and Charlie Berken- camp and William Brown left today fo1 an outing at Castle Creek hot springs for a few weeks.
 The Young Mems Republican club ot Phoenix and Tempe expect to get up ar excursion to Mesa tomorrow night and form a club at that place.
 Last night as the Maricopa train was approaching the bridge a 1ue collapse in the front end of the boiler and it was with the greatest of care that Engineer Washington was able to get into the yard at Tempe and run his engine on 8 side track. On reaching the de pot instead of 'rousting" out the sec tion gang, Fireman Frank Goodrich mounted the track walkers velocipede and went 70 Mesa in thirty-five minutes aftert he Mesa engine. Engineer Tarney and Fireman Lincoln boarded their en- zine. which they had supposed was at rest for the night. and came to Tempe hooked up to the dead train and pulled it into Maricopa on time. This morning the big engine which had bled itself to death was hauled into Phoenix for re- pairs.
 Yesterday W. T. Cummings lost ten dollar bill out of his pocket. He searched all over town for it but could not find it He then went to the Blinn Lumber com pany's yards and asked Mir. Dickenson if he had seen a ten-dollar bill lying around anywhere. MT. Cummings had been there an hour before after some lumber. MT. Dickenson had not seen the lost bill and the search was renewed in the yard. On the ground where Mr. Cummings had stood at the head of his famous Missouri mules lay the bill. The recovery cost Mir Cummings a dollar to appease the qualification of his friends.
 Lewis Yeager returned to F'Iagstaff to- night after weeks visit with his folks He will remain in the northern part of the territory with the sheep under his care until about November l. when the drive back to the valley will commence.
 MESA
 W. H. Code. Deputy Sheriff William Moore and wife went to Phoenix today.
 John Wilson of Tempe was in Mesa to- day.
 Johnson Bros. shipped thirty-three boxes of fruit today
 Messrs. Mckee and Turner were round Ing up the south side today
 A. l.. Post has returned from Sacaton. ba Prof. John Metz returned yesterday from Florence. His school there will not open until September 19
 Mont Bruner and Willard Biggs re- turned this morning from Santa Monica. and other seaport towns and report a most enjoyable outing.
 10-year-old son of Mr. J. H. Brooks was accidentally shot in the foot yester- day by another boy named Leslie Cas- sadly. They were playing with 22-caIi- Ter rife when the weapon was uninten- tionally discharged. The ball entered the instep. going nearly through the foot. toward the ball. pr. Brack removed the ball, and the little fellow is doing we'll
 The social given by the young people at the home of C. H. Allen last night was such an enjoyable affair that another party will be held there in the near fu- ture.
 The Hakes-Rogers party, which has returned from the Finals, would have re mained longer in the mountains had it not been for the very narrow escape the party had with freShet. They were To- cated in Camp creek the morning before they left, when some of the party mo- ticed d heavy cloud at the head of the creek and through repeated requests the party moved up out of the bed of the wash to a bench. and prepared breakfast. While eating. of the children screamed "FIood.' and on looking up it was seen that the water was at their the mountain side and the telonrin- : feet. The children were sent farther up