Arizona republican., 1898-08-27
SOUTH SIDE.

Tempe, AriZ., Aug. 25-(STecl1l Correspondence of The Republican.}- J. w. Holsaple MT. and Mrs. w. A. Bolton and Ben Goldman went to Phoenix today.
 George N Gage and family returned today from Prescott.
 Guy Collins came home yesterday from Jerome.
 Rev. s. l.. Guthrie and wife return d this afternoon from California, where they went for recuperation. MT. Guthrie is feeling much stronger.
 Mrs. James Hartsfeld and daughter Lena arrived from Big Bug, wher they spent a most enjoyable summer They returned early that Miss Harts field could be ready for the norma when it's sessions begin.
 Captain Hardy and Dr. Richmond 0 Phoenix are in Tempe today.
 w. T. Cummings sold two of hi Missouri mules today to E. J. Vincent who has been running the Aiken: ranch for Woolf Sachs. MT. Nincen' has eighty acres of uncleared land ant he bought the mules to clear the lan( with.
 J. A. R. Irvine is over from Phoeniz today.
 Four days western mail came il this morning.
 R. Cohen is a Tempe visitor at Phoenix today.
 The river has raised 1000 inches since last night, making 33,000 inches in all.
 Theo Nichols, Jr., left on last nights train fOr Santa Monica Cal.
 The popularity of the normal school is increasing throughout the territory This is evidenced by the large percent age of normal graduates now being employed to teach in the public schools When the importance of thi' splendid Institution becomes full! known the new building will not b any too large to accommodate th' number of pupils who will attend. I'll attendance this year promises to b. larger than ever before and student and parents are making sure of thei' accommodations.
 Today seems to be hog day. FiV cars of hogs out of Tempe in one trair is. perhaps, the largest shipment O pork ever made from this point Three of the cars came down iron Mesa and two will be shipped to Los Angeles by H. c. faeger. Gilber' Yaeger will accompany the shipment
 The Young Mems Republican clul of Tempe is in a muddle over the age limit of it's members. The committed on permanent organization recom- mended that all republicans between the ages of Is and 8 years could be- come members of the club The rec ommendation was adopted, but later in the evening the question was recon sidered and the limit was fixed al from 15 to 45 years. Still later the question was again dug up and recon sidered and it was agreed that it was possible to be young republican al any time between the ages Of 12 and 67 years. The question was now supposed to be settled for good, when some one mentioned that some republicans lived to be over 65 years old. This caused the further reconsideration of the question, during which the notion was made that the limit be from 1 to 10( years, which would prevent the possi bility of any one escaping. This mo- tion would likely have prevailed had it received the necessary second. but in the midst of the turmoil there was 2 motion to adjourn. which carried. To- night the club will hold another meet ing, at which, if possible, the age ques tion will be settled.-Tempe News.
 Although this club is now in the throes of organization it will prove tC be a most formidable element in the coming campaign.
 The Arizona Republican will here after be delivered in Tempe before breakfast The special will arrive al 5:15 a. m. and people will be able tC read the paper before going to theiI work.
 MESA sa
 Mesa City, Ariz., Aug. 26-lSpecia Correspondence of The Republfcan.)- Miss Ethel Wilbur returned from the northern part of the territory today.
 Leonard Nets has returned from an other trip to Globe.
 B. B. Sinclair returned from Flor ence last night. He reports the Gila up to the wheel hubs and more coming
 A. L. Post went to Phoenix today with a load of trooms which he dis posed Of
 The Maricopa & Phoenix railroad i: being embellisLed with read crossing signs
 JOHUSOH pros. Snlppeu LWeIty-Sil boxes of fruit today.
 John L. Anderson shipped two car: of hogs and George Schornick shipped one car of hogs to Los Angeles today The market shows indication of ; downward tendency and consequent, the raisers are anxious to unload. MT Schornick accompanied his shipment.
 A. L. Cuber, who has his winery il f,111 short this year. The grapes are of tn best quality. however.
 Dan Kleinman hung up his big sigl today in order to be ready for competi tiOn the first of the month, when w J. Birchett's agreement to close III for month will be fulfilled.
 Gilbert & Tucker have nearly finishec sinking the well for Code & Salter' new building. The hole is down fort, feet and to water. Three more fee will complete the contract as to depth