Arizona republican., 1898-12-01
SOUTH SIDE.

Tempe, Ariz, Nov. 30.-(Speciel Correspondence of The Republican.)- Cattle Buyers Dunn and Maxwell are on the south side today. Superintendent A. P. Snowman oi Mesa was a visitor at this place last evening.
 Rafael Gallardo came down from Congress yesterday and is visiting rel atives and friends at this place. A. J. Peters shipped fiVes scars of hay las. nigh. and will ship three tonight i John Spooner is making regular hauls between Phoenix and Tempe for the Hayden mill. He hauls -four down and wheat up. Rev MT Sharbrough is back from a trip to the northern portion of the territory.
 Turkle Mortensen was tried yester- day morning in Justie Carley's court for flooding the roads. The case was brough- by Roadmaster Cummins and defended by E. B. Goodwin. The jury disagreed and the case was tried awain in the afternoon when the new jury brought in a verdict of not guilty. Burke Barkley, who died yesterday. was buried this afternoon at o'clock. The Woodmen of the World conducted the services and Rev. c. J. Banks of Mesa preached. The body was brought from the home of the deceased south of Mesa and buried in the Double Butte cemetery.
 Tte normal has received consign- ment of singing books.
 The attendance at the public school was very strong last Fonday after the short vacation. The trustees have de- ided 70 put an organ in Professor F'Iiz- zeITs rooms Music will be relief to the regular routine of school work
 I. G. Hanna is out today after being confined three weeks with the rheuma- tiSm.
 J. w. McLain is putting the tin roof on J. H. Roots house.
 John O. White is up from Phoenix today.
 L. L. Looney of Mesa, w. A. Daggs O. Lehi, C. j. Banks and pr. Brack of Mesa are in Tempe today
 Joseph Laney cf Mesa drove through town this morning with a box of lem cns which he raised on his place. The lemons are large and plump.
 The members of the Congregational church have decided to build them selves a church. They have $1,800 to- wards the improvement. The brick will be taken from the kiln now being burned at the creamery. A lot has not been secured yet, but one is in view
 MESA.
 Mesa City. Ariz., Nov. 3O.-(Speial Correspondence of The Republican)- pr. F. w. Wilbur. George Lewis and Mrs A. J. Chandler went to Phoenix today
 Dan Dorabrough caugh, large bald eagle up the river last week The bird measures six feet across the wings. The children feed it small birds every day and it is flourishing in it's confinement.
 Mrs. James McNaughton and son James were in Mesa yesterday
 J. w. Holsaple and son Floyd were repairing farm machinery in Mesa yesterday.
 Leonard Nets and Al Millet left for Globe yesterday with loads of produce and passengers. MT. Mi1let's load con sissed of l TOO pounds of butter, 600 pounds Of cheese and eleven dozen chickens MT Nets load was made up ot six boxes of oranges, three cases or honey, 250 pounds Of peaches ana Birchett. Mrs. DiXen, Mrs. Rumberg and children and young lady whose name could not be learned. The pas sengers were all from Tempe.
 At the business meeting of the Nor mon conference all the officers Of the Maricopa stake were sustained. FlYe mutual improvement missionaries were appointed. They were Ben F. LeBaron. George w. Lewis, James Vance. Don NJ. LeBaron and George E. Sill They lief. today for the St. Johns and Snowflake stakes and will De gone three months. Those stakes will send four mutual missionaries to this stake. These missionaries are eXpeteG 70 ar rive in Mesa tomorrow.
 The new Passey & Nets and George Passev buildings are nearly completed. When the glass is in the front the building will be ready for occupancy:
 George Schornick has splendid crop of oranges his year.
 The milk at the Mesa creamery has fallen off one-half in volume from what it was during the summer. The cream. however, has not decreased nearly so much
 The Mesa mill still has as many or ders ahead of it as ever and the indlca- tions are that it will have steady run during the winter.
 President flakes and Superintendent of Sunday Schools George F. Wilson assisted by others, yesterday drove Apostles Woodruff and Young out to 1Ee Chandler power house, the Chan dler dredger and to the Goddard and Maeser buttes. ten miles east Of Mesa where q large crowd aDI a tempting spread were in waiting for the dis tineuished gucses. The picnic was 2 .lrrrtze tc them ard they cZrres1ed 1 .t..-se1yzz za ra--- w0nder struck al fhc--