Arizona republican., 1898-06-27
SOUTH SIDE.

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 Tempe. Ariz., June, 26.-(Special Correspondence of The Republican.)- Cify Marshal O. c. Smith, E. B. Good win. and William Stelzreide went to Phoenix today.
 John c Schureman is very low with fever.
 Mrs. A. c. Ozauue is slightly better today.
 Mrs M G. Hood is nearly herself again.
 George Campbell. who was hurt last winter while wrestling, is improving rapidly.
 Sam Miller is some worse this morn ing.
 E. c. Stahi during the last week has shipped 100 cases of honey at 50 ease. This week he will ship 200 eases more There will not be as much honey produced in the valley this year as there was last, but the diff ference in price is likely to make up for the deficit in quantity.
 Col. w s White and wife are ar ranging to leave for California for three months stay. They will leave week from next Thursday.
 Wong Yoke "the handsome" is very aatriotic. both to the United States and to Tempe. When he learned of xhe fight at Santiago he expressed Himself very laconically: That's good; hope they thrash 'em up till 10 Spain is left" He was glad to know thera was Tempe boy in the fight
 Yesterday A. w. Cosner made him self a maIiet out of olive wood. He says it is one of the finest woods grown and worth money. He learned of some olive trees being removed from the high school grounds and vent over to secure as much as he could. The trunks of the trees were four. and five feet long and from SIX ts eight inches in diameter. He was prepared to offer dollar apiece for them, He was too late, however. as q ranchman had hauled them off for 6revood.
 Rev. $ l.. Guthrie preached on the Church of God" today. He said the church should afford as much temporal relief to it's members as do the different lodges. But, however. this was not the case, as church mem bers do not show the zeal that lodge members do and for this reason en- srgetie, strong. forceful people joined the. lodges il preference to the churches
 Efasa City, Ariz., June 26-(Spacial Correspondence of The Republican.)- William Abeil, J. L. Powell, George Mask and Electrician Dodge went to Phoenix today.
 There was large crowd out to the Epw0rjh League programme and ice cream social last night.
 R. B. Fisher expects to serve sup Rer tomorrow night on his new lunch souIlter in the Pomeroy building.
 C. NJ. Mullen offers it as his opinion shat there will be more grain threshed fhfs year than last. notwithst tanding Sfie larga amount Of grain cut for hay. He rests this opinion on the fact that large number Of alfalfa fields were pfowed Up and soWed to grain and cut for hay, leaving the usual number of grain acres to make larger thresh- ing by producing a larger crop this year.
 The goddess of liberty is elected! knd great election it was. The friends of all four candidates did not stop voting until they believed she was elected There were plenty more votes to be cast if it was thought necessary. Over 500 votes w5re cast for each candidate yesterday and with the most unexpected result to the casual observer. Miss Zula Robson is goddess by twenty-nine majority, and Miss Lucy Phelps is Columbia by twenty nine minority. The vote stands: Miss Zula Robson, 976; Miss Lucy Phelps, SAY: Miss Si Allison. 934; Mlss Tina Nets. 794. Miss Nellie Rhappeiy received another vote yes terday, making her number Of com ailments two. Mesa cast 312 more xotss in the election than Phoenix did. Fhe, TWO towns stand: Mesa, 3,655; Phoenix, 3,343. The amount of money Ess4 raised on the election is $182.75, which, together with subscriptions obtained by the committee, will make EIe Fourth of July fund about $500. Kes.iowIng is the programme Of exer- aises:
 B. m-FoSnling Of parade, con zisting of militia, national float. hom5 guards. mercantile floats. school chill Srel. citizens, etc, at corner of Man ant. Macdonald streets.
 6:3O g. m.-Moving of parade through principal streets to Daleys grove.
 10 q. m-Militia drill at grove. E-15ic by the band.
 l0:3H a. m.-Reading declaration of Independence by Professor J. D. Lcper; music. vocal: speech, Judge Eorton; reading. Frank Pomeroy; music. vocal: speech, Judge Woy; music. vocal: spseoh. Ralph Cutler; music. cornet solo Eberhardt; recita- ton, Darius Greens Flying Machine, y Earl Peterson, music. vocal; music, by band
 F m--Basket picnic
 D. m-Amuse meuts. including sack race. wheelbarrow race. fat mans race, candy race. climbing soap pole, fa& e children 'S