Arizona republican., 1898-12-29
SOUTH SIDE.

Tempe, Ariz., Dec. 28.-Will Censor was up from Phoenix yesterday.
 Thomas Goodwin's little son Julius was stung Tuesday by a scorpion and is not yet recovered.
 w H. Maxwell will tonight ship four cars of cattle to Los Angeles.
 The little child of MT. and Mrs. En- met Adams is seriously sick.
 Mrs. Tom Elder of Jerome, accom- panied by her daughter Nettie, came in this morning and will spend a few days at this place.
 J. E. Brand of the normal faculty is spending the holidays at Pomona, Cal.
 The annual inspection of Company c, N. e. A., will take place at the ar , mory Saturday night, December 31, 1898. Every member is expected to turn out.
 Thad Porter has taken charge of the Bolton company cattle. He is thorough cattleman and the company is fortunate in securing his services.
 Charlie Brown, brother of Price H. Brown, yesterday left for Congress, where he has secured a position.
 Attorney H. M. Willis was here from Phoenix this morning on a pro fessional visit.
 Mrs. Jean Barton and Baby Barton were here from Maricopa for few hours yesterday afternoon and evening. Theodore Fisher has about recovered from his severe sick spell, and he ex- poets to resume his duties as Zanjero of the Tempe canal, the first of the year.
 The employees of the, Maricopa 6 Phoenix road last night presented to Superintendent B. F. Porter a beauti- full pin. The pin is reproduction in gold of the monogram of the road, with diaaeond set in the breast of the
 K. A small party gathered at
 he of MT. Porter in Phoenix last night in honor of the occasion. It was intended as a Christmas present, but the jeWeler was tardy in it's delivery. c. A. Corbel will shortly begin the erection of a large two-story brick res ldence in East Tempe on lot opposite Mrs. Amanda Richards home.
 G. R. Finch is going ahead with the nbuilding of his home on lower Mill |Avenue. MT. Finch did not know whether or not he would be able to begin building by spring. The very earliest would be in February. The house is going up, however
 The Rich boys will disc zUO acres of alfalfa land to grain this year.
 Al Miller this year will have the greenest alkah patch ever seen. His land north of the creamery will this year lose it's saltiness and a fine crop of alfalfa and grain will be harvested. Phil Nets and MT. Perkins of Mesa were in town yesterday afternoon. <Tne Misses Newell of Mesa paid pTempe visit yesterday.
 MESA.
 Mesa City, Arlz., Dec. 2S.-Mr. and Mrs. William Newell, MT. and 4drs. Burt Winger, Judge Woy and A. J. Chandler were passengers to Phoenix yesterday afternoon.
 Miss Zula Robson and sister, Mrs. Rob Hill of Thatcher, drove down to Phoenix yesterday. Mrs. Hill leaves for her home in few days.
 There will be several additions to the programme of the Mormon Sunday school tonight This entertainment will be a treat and everybody should encourage such efforts and attend.
 William Newell has finished sowing 240 acres of 4and to wheat under the Chandler canal. MT Newell will pro- ceed to put in 100 more to grain under the Mesa
 w J. Birchell would make a good beef himself but he has beef on his hooks and in his refrigerator that he assumes will please his customers better.
 George Nintz and family of Phoenix were in Mesa yesterday.
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