Arizona republican., 1898-02-02
The South. Side

Tempe, Ariz., Feb. 1.-(Special Correspondence of The Republican.)- Rev. A. B. Tomlinson, Roy Hill, Miss Bury, Mrs G. N. Gage and Miss D. R. Brigham and V. Matley went to Phoenix today.
 A. G. Williams of Phoenix was over today.
 J. E. Sturgeon and Dr. Norton re- turned from Denver today.
 Dr. Purman was called in consul tation with Dr. Jones today over the little child of Rev. s. L. Guthrie which is i'll with meningitis.
 T. Nicholas, Jr, returned last night from Pinal and Silver King He says there has been more snow there than has been known in long time The recent rain took it all off
 Thomas Flannigan of Phoenix went to Mesa today. Dr. McCreary of the First M. E. church at Phoenix was over today.
 Worth Bellamy and John McGrew Left for the range about Silver King to- ] day.
 MT. and Mrs. Frank Titus have re- turned from Tucson. J. c. Goodwin will leave in abou; a week for Globe, where he will stay until next fall, at which time he ex- poets to enter the territorial univer- sity at Tucson.
 Conductor Sam Harris has taken charge of the Mesa train again. He has been suffering from an attack of rheumatism.
 The Halbert place on Sixth street WAS sold today by Theodore L. Schultz The new owner will make consider able improvement on the place.
 Five cars of cattle for Los Angeles, one car of flour for Bisbee and one of flour for Tucson are waiting ship ment for the lack of cars.
 The city council meets tonigh, to make final arrangements for the grading and paving of Mill avenue in the center of town, and to make ap- i propriations for what has been done 1 on the street.
 i Yesterday on the side of the butte quart jug similar in make to those of the Indians, was unearithed by the shovelers. A small ola full Of bones and ashes was also thrown up. The olla was broken, however, by the blow.
 He 1IGe ISduluS IOOlu 1duitS It making elaborate preparations for the grand supper which they will serve after the governors reception at the normal Friday night. There is no end to the good things they are get ting togather, and as they are all fla nous cooks, nothing further need be said, except that the supper will be served in the old normal building, and a charge of 50 cents apiece will be made.
 Rollin Hafford, som of Prof ssor Hafford of the Prescott schools, regis tered at the nOrmal on Monday. Miss Elizabeth Suarz of Lehi, a. student last year, re-entered on Monday. Miss Elizabeth Hedgpath of Phoenix, who has been absent the last quarter on account of sickness, returned this morning.
 Andreas Pablos has resigned as as sistant jsnitor. His place is filled by J. Listenbarser
 More material for the laboratory was received the first of the week.
 B. Heyman has presented the school with fine large specimen of his onyx.
 Willis Hyde of Lehi placed his name on the roll of the seventh grade in the practice department yesterday Miss Elizabeh England and Edna Ozanne are absent on account of sick ness. Today the student teachers are being reassigned 10 classes in the preparatory department.
 The young ladies of the normal have formed Basket Ball Assccia- tion." They have left the boys cut in the cold entirely, refusing even to tell who the officers of the association are At their meeting las1 night the following officers were elected: Presi- ! dent and manager, Miss Mae Boby- shell; vice-president, Miss Kimball Miss, Kimball Is also chairman Of the games committee); secretary, Miss Sally Hayden; treasurer, Miss Flor ence Mckee.
 SCOTTSDALE. i J. l.. Davis was in Phoenix yester- day.
 Mrs. H. G. Ross was calling on her many friends here yesterday, prepara- | tory to leaving Scottsdale for Phoenix, where she has one son in the high school and the other is running a i dyeing sblishment. 1 The Scottsdale school had one more new pupil yesterday.
 THE HOUSE THAT CANT BUILT.