Arizona republican., 1898-01-27
he South Site

Tempe, Ariz., Jan. 26.-(Spe cial Correspondence of The Republican.)- D. R. Bingham, J. Webster Johnson, MT. Ischler, Dr. McNaughton, Dr. Scroggs with a pair of game chicke s, and Burt Winger of Mesa with four buff leghorn chickens went to Phoe- nix today.
 Mrs. Phillips, mother of Mrs. H. z. Buck, went down to Phoenix today to take charge of the reading room there.
 Miss Rebecca Drachman of Tucson Is spending a. week with w. T, Cum ings' family.
 Mrs. Robert Effy, wife of ex-Mayor Effey of Santa Cruz, Cal, is in the city and will spend the winter with Mrs. Wildman-
 F. M. Blake went to Phoenix today to fetch Miss Alicia Holmesly, who Is attending the kindergarten there, and who will take charge of the Jor- dan school for two months. w. HI. Patterson~wfn ship three cars of cattle to Los Angeles tonight. To- day a car of barley went to Phoenix and al car of wheat came from that | place
 George N. Gage will plant a row of date palms around his place south of town.
 George E. Meyer, nephew of Mrs. w. w. Flood, came in yesterday from St. Louis.
 1 About half the orange trees on the l Judson fruit ranch have been killed by the cold weather. The trees could have been protected at little cost. In Ethe ranch there are twenty acres oi I orange trees of two or three years growth and eight acres of grapes. Hr | Judsop will dig up the dead trees and | plant new ones
 There are ten teams at work haul ing earth from the butte for Mill av- enue. The council is paying $19( for a wagon, team and driver, con sidering this to be cheaper than to pay a man $1.z5 and feed the teams. About five inches of this dirt is being pull on the road. There are many smal rocks scattered through this dirt, but they are placed first on the road and covered with two or three riches oi the fine stuff, thus obviating the rough surface which the Mesa road has. A lot of human bones, pieces of pottery tools and trinkets are being found ir the mound on the side of the butte where the earth is obtained.
 The following people have let CTS 1T
 the postoffice awaiting their orders Mrs. l.. C. Adams, H. z. Adams, M F. Adams, Miss Mattie Studhalter, An, drew M Smith, Balentina -M Bravo Jusn Lopez, Francisco Olea, MerSe. deo Quijada, Sra. Dona Leonardo Trugillo, Jose Urillas and Crceencic Varelas
 Tonight Dr. Scroggs and wife, G. R Finch and wife, with Miss Ella. Hale Miss Lou Hale, and Miss Nellie Me l Neil will go to Mesa to attend m3 S querade ball.
 The pull for foot ball game witt the high school still continues. Cur Miller has guaranteed $40 to be al. ceipts and word to that effect was sent to Phoenix today. A case of petit larceny aga 'n=t Mil. ton Brawley of Phoenix was dismissed by Justice Meyers today. Grene Royce cocaine f1end, tomorrow will an. swer to the charge of distu. ping the 1 peace.
 Hazel Rich today prosecuted two tramps for house breaking Tn r. was a lack of evidence and The tramps I were ordered to leave town. | SCOTTSDALE l MT. Culbertson of Qndisna is now boarding alt Chaplain Scott's His family is now at San Diego, Cal. M. Culbertson has bought the tents for mery occupied by George Bryant a~d as soon as his family arrives here will occupy the same.
 l Mrs. A. K Blount has been siclf in bed with pneumonia for week past She is somewhat better today and is able to sit up a little. MT. J. L.. Davis and MT. Roy Fur gueson are trimming grape vines fer Chaplain Scott.
 MT. and Mrs. W. A. Bolton of Tempe are spending the afternoon ] Scottsdale.
 The children of Mir Hayden are down with scarlet fever