Arizona republican., 1898-06-18
SOUTH SIDE.

Tempe. AriZ., June 11.-(Speclal Correspondence of The Republican.)-l Enid Wallace, J. B. Wallace, J. T. eHest, Charles Williams, Mrs. J. J. Hodnett, ]. E. Sturgeon and Mrs. B. '. Porter went to Phoenix today.
 Ar. Thew is getting his stock of dry saods on the shelves.
 W--J. Kingsbury is fixing up the raona vacated by the Root drug store.
 The Christian church organizations Axte bought lot on Eighth street, se- curing the deed yesterday. This bids fair for a new church in Tempe, as that.is what the lot is intended to be ased for The work that these people will do next will be to raise money to huiid with. Nine hundred dollars has already been subscribed by one indi- vidp1 which amount is a good figure to head the list with.
 Oscar Penn. son Of William Penn came. in from the Penn cattle ranch Last night after supplies. He says the range is good and the cattle are doing fine.
 j. E. Price has finished cutting his AGO acres of grain and will begin talreShing tomorrow.
 Charles Stokes, the morphine fiend. was sent to the county jail for ten days By Justice Carley today for disturbing fhe community. This brings to mind an efil that seems to have been over 0oksd by the territorial fathers Stokes has been sent to the county jail three times from Tempe for the full extent of time allowed by law. It of course accomplishes nothing, for Stokes nor the community. Stokes is helpless, yet he has no protection, deafG alive, a walking spectre. What H to be done with him and his likes?
 Mesa City. Ariz., June 17.-(Special Correspondence of The Republican.)- A. LChandler went to Phoenix today.
 E. B. Sinclair and T. J. Barkley of tha- Barkiey-Berryman Mercantile conapany, were on this side today.
 Sam Barnett has put in use on his dafix 400-gallon water tank for his stock. He will fill it with we'll water.
 The Farmers exchange shippeu four ears of hay. Two cars of grain will go out tomorrow.
 Sam Grayson will on Monday begin the erection of frame house for Mrs, Uflman The office Mrs. Ullman pur- chased of Mrs. Gaylord will become part of the new house.
 County Surveyor McGinnis was here today looking after his ranch property
 The vote for the goddess of liberty stood this morning: Sic Allison, TIT; rfney Nets, 65; Julia Robson 59. Lucy Phelps. 30; Nellie Rhappeiy. l; Gratis Campbell, 1; Dora Hollaway, l. These votes all cost cents apiece, and there was cents extra when counted ap this morning. This is only start. kogeyer When some mighty youth sE5a mighty resolve to place his girly sayg on 8 throne, he will spend HaIths' wages in one block. The Odd Bellows and Woodmen will each have Eeats in the parade, which is growing eyeIy day Arrangemt nts will De made foEsa special train up from Phoenix Tkere is seemingly misunderstanding fH the community regarding the action Of tie band boys and the Fourth Of July proposition. The Mesa band has Eae6 practically disbanded for a cou- Dse Of years and now comes a booming Foulth of July that needs celebrating the worst or rather the best, way ln the -Eorld. The band boys are willing to devote their time and energies eratiS towards making the occasion sfaiM success, but in order to do so and. furnish the music they will re- euife considerable practice and by al! means they should have competent instructor Feeling that if they were willing to devote their time and trou- ole for the organizing and pract1clng eff the band. the public ought to pay for the expense of the instructor, they 5sked the people to subscribe to to- taf of $50 or S35 for this purpose In seng manner the matter was con- struM to mean that they were charg- fugfffss amount for their time. When fhaerror is thoroughly explained they She5{ld experience TO difficulty in get HDg that amount
 SCOTTSDALE
 Seottsda1e, Ariz., June 17.-(Special serlSspondence of The Republican.)- F,Kaiik Frazier and Matte Hill were narIled yesterday at Phoenix by Judge CroiiSe. They came out to their new AoIIse on Mir. Frazier's homestead near here during the day In the evening suite number of Scottsdale's best singsrs went out. to the homestead, saEipg with them their guitars, man doline. etc, and serenaded the newly married couple. Mir. and Mrs. Frazier are extended the congratulations and best wishes of their many friends here
 Professor Blount's second crop Of zifai ia is being put up; also the second crop 5f alfalfa on the Murphy ranch.
 W. H. Greene is putting up an addl- ton to his new house.
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