Arizona republican., 1898-09-14

name one of it's own citizens instead O. an outsider 70 be on the board of ap- praisers, which is to be composed o! three hydraulic engineers. and they also aimed to compel the company put ting in the plant to take care of the water supply to private families and ,hereby make it impossible for the company to merely put in its plant and supply water for the town hydrants only. Mir. Hoadley is in Los Angeles; and the friends of the proposition do not know what will become of it. There is a strong opposition to this on accountof the belief that after the plant is bonded it may be impossible tc take up the bonds and consequently make it impossible for the town to get possession Of the plant. J. w. Walker and C. w. Grouse came up from Phoe- nix today to lay before the council a proposition which they say is better than the Hoadley proposition, in that tbey will lower the rates. What satis- faction they obtained is hard matter to define but the council if 1t should come to a vote was to decide whether CT not the members should pledge themselves to any proposition before more time is given to reeve Othe> bids. There will be another meeting cf the council this week. There is but ons thing about this agitation that has any semblance of, certainty in it, and that is that Tempe will have city water There is good authority for the statement that a firSt-ciaSS hotel will go up in Tempe as soon as city water is assured. the great reason for holding off until then being the lack of protection from fire.
 MESA.
 Mesa City, Ariz, Sept I3-(Special | Correspondence of The Republican.)- H. M Lewis, the Herald's representa- ! tive in Mesa, has gone to Prescott for 9 short vacation and to attend the ger ritorial democratic and republican con- ventionS.
 Albert Miller, democratic candidate for the board of supervisors, and brother Samuel of Tempe, are in Mesa today The big wind last Saturday de- molished MT. Miller's windmill and to- | day he purchased one of Abell & Will bur to replace it.
 Isaac Dana and wife and Mrs Amy Robson returned from the Mogollons today. They were black as Indians, but healthy and shoutingly happy. The people who return from these mountains look far more refreshed 1 than those returning from the coast.
 There were ten new scholars en- tered in the public schools today. The change in books has been made and 1 tomorrow the schools will start in full swing.
 ] A car of hay was shipped out of Mesa this evening.
 Sam Elder has secured the contract for putting up the new Nephi school. 1 The Y. NJ. NJ. I. A. gave a grand ball at Lehi last night, twelve couples go- ing from Mesa.
 Charles Wing this morning place on his shelves thirty cases of canned goods. He says he will let them go at way down prices.
 William kimball, Jr, and MT. Baker a guest Of the kimball house, today were thrown from cart during 9 run away while the horse was making d short turn at the Coop. corner. Mir Baker received several slight bruises and the horse ran up under the porch in front of Hunsaker's hardware store and wheel of the cart hitting post stopped. Nothing was injured.
 Warren Barnett and Burt Winger under the firm name of Barnett & Winger, will on November 1 open a gents furnishing store in the new Code & Salter building.
 Tena Nets returned this morning from a visit to Phoenix.
 The Arizona Baptist association will hold it's semi-annual meeting in Mesa on October and '. A full attendance of delegates is looked for and an inn portant session expected.