Arizona republican., 1898-11-23
SOUTH SIDE.

Tempe Ariz Nov. z2-(Special Correspondence of The Republcan.)- Dr. Peters and John EdmunsOn and wife were in town today from their ranches.
 S. J. Darby of the Phoenix Enter prise is spending the day at this place Fisher Bailey got home last night from a trip to Prescott and Jerome.
 w. A. Bolton is spending the day at Phoenix.
 Rop Mullen returned from the west this morning.
 A. J. Peters will ship ten cars Of hay tonight He shipped two last night Tempe is suffering from another car famine. There are orders in Agent Hill's office for tweLI-y cars and they cannot be filled.
 T. Nicholas has begun the construc- tion of brick store in East Tempe. The new store will join the building g on the west occupied by A. Armenia 5 store This building belongs to MT Nicholas and he will veneer the front Of it with brick and thus make flfty-foot front. Jchn Biddlecome wlIl do the brick work.
 Miss Josie Carroll and the Misses Green went to Phoenix today.
 The council meets tonight One of the things which will be done is the
  adobe walls standing in the town to be torn. down. The order was about to be passed some time ago when the owner informed the council that they would be torn down immediately. It has not been done.
 Chaplain Scott is in town today.
 School in the Aorig district will be held in the house formerly occupied by C. A. Finch. The trustees Of the
 
 furniture.
 Roadmaster w. T. Cummings en- tered complaint in Justice Carley's court today against Furkle Mortenson for flooding the road. The case will nave a hearing Saturday.
 A. J. Atkins. who returned this week from Klondyke, says that country is like any other mining country. It will take time and money to develop it and consequently is a good place for a poor man to stay away from. There are some good mines, but that is no guarantee for Ehe thousands which are not good Mir. Atkins will remain in Tempe for considerable time at least. There are 1S.42S miners inches of water in the river. This is a gain CT 4,O0O inches over the amount in the river a week ago.
 Robert Finch says that Tempe is responding generously III SuDScrlpIlOnS to the Reno read fund. Already over one hundred dollars has been sub scribed. If Mesa will raise a like amount the necessary funds for placing the road in good condition will be had. Dr. J. E. Warwick of Chaldron, Neb., accompanied by his wife and two chil- dren, came in on this mornings train. They expect to spend the winter at this place. Angelo G. Betraminelli is in need Of a f1rst-class Swiss milker for his dairy. He thinks a greaj. deal, however, of one Peter Larsen. recently of Nor way, and would like it very much if that worthy would present himself at the dairy.
 MESA
 Mesa City, Ariz Nov. 22-(Specfal Correspondence of The Republican.)- Mrs A J. Chandler. Lee Brizzee and sister and Mrs. McDorald went to Phoenix today. MT. Brizzee went to the city to purchase a piano.
 Jesse Steele is doing the finishing work in the rooms which A. P. Shew- man is having completed in his home. The train out of Mesa indicated very strongly that the railroad is doing lively business. There were six box cars in the train. The baggage room of the coach was packed full with trunks. chickens and turkeys alive and dressed. The passenger department