Arizona republican., 1898-06-24
SOUTH SIDE.

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 Tempe. Ariz.. June 23.-(Special Correspondence of The Republican.)- ". T. Barr and MT. Lampey of Phoe- R5x were up today.
 (. A. COrbell is busy putting up his second crop of hay. He will put up about 200 tons.
 Boon Lewis has left for Prescott on business.
 MT Roberts, the Bisbee cattleman. and who has cattle interests in the valley with George P. Thornton, ex poets to leave for the south tonight.
 There are 17,435 miners inches of water ill the river, which is raise of about 1000 inches. The raise came from the Verde.
 Mrs. Austin and daughter May moved to Phoenix yesterday. They will keep house for Albert Austin in the employ of E. F. Kellner-
 E. L. Thew has not yet gotten his stock all placed on the shelves nor is all of it in town yet, as there is more en the road
 Three cars of cattle went to Phoenix today. Four cars of hay came down from Mesa and will be shipped with three cars from here.
 F. Bianchi, the Swiss saloon keeper. vxfo dropped dead at Phoenix on Wednesday, was a cousin of Angelo Reltraminelli of this place.
 George Stelzreide, accompanied by his wife, came in on this mornings train and will remain with his mother during his fathers absence in the east.
 Councilman Finch, George N. Gage and Dr. Charles H. Jones have secured the big sprinkling cart belonging to the county and have put it to work on Hill avenue.
 Tempe is about to take the most i'm poTtant step in it's histOry-that of se- curing a water works system that will be an adequate protection against fire and furnish our citizens with water for domestic and other purposes. AS has before been stated, the proposed water works will actually save to our people annually in reduced insurance rates more than we are asked to pay for them. Our business men will be en- abled to more nearly insure their stocks to actual valuation. A second and even greater consideration is the improved sanitary conditions which are bound to follow water works. The importance of this consideration is recognized by every one and is, per haps, the strongest argument in favor Of the proposition.-Tempe News.
 Tie wheelmen of the south side greatly appreciate the fact that the bi cycle store at Tempe has one of the very best repair shops in the valley. Repair work of all kinds, including yu,canizing tires, brazing broken frames, turning and cones is prompt h and satisfactorily done.
 MESA.
 Mesa City. Ariz., June 23.-(Special l Correspondence Of The Rep 1blican.D- Dr Hawley. Walter Wilbur, M A. 1 Armstrong and Lee Brizzee went to FbCenix today.
 The Tempe-Mesa Produce company 1 has received q new lot of ice cans for ! ifs ice plant.
 There is q neg baby boy at Lionel l Fohuson's today.
 Ben F. Porter has taken the agency fer the New Zealand Insurance con- pany.
 The vote for goddess Of liberty still goes merrilg OF. Miss Zula Robson yesterday took a shoot up to second place, her vote now being 192: Miss Si !, Alison has 213, Miss Tena Nets 162, and Lucy Phelps SS.
 Henry Duke brought into town to-. dat d fine lot of watermelons. Nat BrundTdge returned yesterday l. from another Of his trips to Globe with produce which he disposed Of readily. He says the railroad has reached San Carlos.
 Justice Pomeroy had a fine large fat horse cut on wire some time ago. He concluded he could not cure it and gave | it to James T. Lisenbee, who all day yesterday was making harness oil and soap grease of the unfortunate animal J. D. Loper and wife will make their home in the house Mrs. UllInan is building ou Main street
 Il. s. Dodge. who has spent the winter at the KimbaI house, left this morning for Congress.
 Johnson Bros shipped today twenty aYs. boxes of pTunes. Ii
 Mesa has q natatorium that is hard to excel It is about two miles above LeLi iii the Chandler ditch. There a1s1y moonlight parties go for re- deshing bath
 SHEEP