Arizona republican., 1898-09-15
SOUTH SIDE.

Tempe, ArlZ, Sept l4--iSpeClf. Correspondence cf The Republican.)-' Father Westhoff and Mir Wilson cam4 Up from Phoenix today.
 Rev. R. A. Hopper has returned from a summer in Colorado. He will preach in the Christian church pulpit next Sunday morning.
 Judge Howell is down again from Tonto.
 Thomas Morrow left today for Pres colt as a delegate to the democratic territorial convention.
 James Martin has returned from ! visit to his old home in Pennsylvania. and is shaking hands on this side to- day.
 Thomas Hagan came in this morn ing fom Maricopa.
 James Moberly begins tomorrow to shear 900 sheep belonging to MT. Bur dencamp.
 J. G. Heating and family arrived to- day from Florence. The family in tended to visit with the Bellamys while Mir. Heating was attending the democratic convention at Prescott, but on arriving in Tempe this evening they learned that Mir. and Mrs. Bel lamy had left this morning for Flor ence to visit with the Keatings. The two parties could not nave travelled the same road, as they did not meet. Worth Bellamy and sister were at home, however, and it is likely that their parents will return tomorrow.
 Last evening as MT. and Mrs. c. A. Saylor were driving out of town their mules became frightened and ran away When near the Gage residence the occupants were thrown out MT Saylor received a broken left collar bone and Mrs Saylor several bad cuts on the face George N. Gage driving up at the moment, took the injured couple in charge and sent for a doctor. Under Dr. Moeur'S instructions the sufferers remained in town over night and were taken home this morning The team was stopped with slight damage to the rig.
 The Tempe-Mesa Produce company will begin tomorrow the burning Of BOG, ,090 brick The other kiln is all sold, Charles N. Taylor taking the last 10000.
 The Tempe canal stockholders tabled the petition of some of the stockhOld
 
 the canal be consolidated as far as E. G. Frankenberg's.
 Messrs Samuel Brown, R. O. Greeves and G. R. Finch. members Of the city council, yesterday evening made the changes they wished in the Hoadley proposition and set their names to a paper which pledges them to accept the proposition as changed at the end of the time agreed upon. If Mir. Hoadley accepts the changes, as the three mem bers hope he will. the city water will be flowing before the first of the year if nothing prevents.
 AT THE NORMAL.
 Rev. MT. Weems, Elder Scarborough. Rev. MT. Kloss and Bishop Hendrix were visitors at the normal yesterday morning. The bishop addressed the students on the Mission of Teachers, and won from them profound admi- ration. The visitors expressed them selves after going over the whole building as greatly surprised at the splendid equipment of the school and completeness of the work.
 The Hesperians at their meeting on Friday evening elected Garfield .Good- ,wiE president: Pearl Martin, secre- tary, and Carrie Reynolds, programme committee. The ether offices were not filled.
 The roll at the normal stands 135, which is five more than the total enrolment of three years ago.
 Roscoe Walsworth, an alumnus Of the normal, left last evening for Cambridge. Mass, where he will enter Harvard college.
 Forest Richmond drives splendid road horse from Phoenix and back every day, and because of the fine