Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1898-06-01
The South Side

Tempe. Arix. May 3t-(Special Cores
pondence.b-jas. Eannd and wife, Arthur
Merridth, Wrn. Rorig and wife, w. A.
Bottere and wife. ]. T. Priest, Mrs. A. T.
Peters, J. T. Hendrix. Captain VIM. Null
len, Justice nj. Fl. Meyers, Jas. Gilliland.
DIR. Scroggs. vent to Phoenix today.
The length of the Maricopa trains Is
caution. It ,s a good breakfast walk to
ga from one end to the other of them.
Tempe does not see the whole length
either as large number of cars are left
at the spur and at Kyrene.
J. B. Hooker will not bring down many
more cattle for the present as there is no
market for feeders.
NJ E. Curry has left for Tonic Basin.
Mrs. Hood of the Normal, is seriously
III and on this account the practice school
tinued for the remaining few days of this
's qSere is a large delegation of Tempe
people at the Hanson trial today.
The dove shooting commences tomor-
row.
G.. s. Stewart and wife are expected
home this week.
A. D. Walsworth is moving into the
Sampson house today
There viii be ten or twelve cars of hay
go to Maricopa tonight.
A. Sanches of Phoenix, will on Thurs
day move to this place with his family
and permanently locate here. For the
present Mr.. Sanches will divide his time
Gonzales and working at the shoemakirs
trade He "a one of the most prominent
Nexicans in the valley and among his
other accomplishments is newspaper
man of considerable ability.
A letter from G. P. Pitkin to the Tempe
News states that the Philadelphia went
out of dry dock the rs. The collier
Peter Jebsen will tow the Monterey &c
Manila. He dry1y remarks that the meL
embarking on the Manila expedition vii
likely do some fighting before ''Helrs'
complement OF Spaniards is filed.
MESA.
A. W. Babbitt, w, A. Kimball Dar
Kliliman. Fred Weeks, Phin Daily, wen
to Phoenix this morning.
Mrs. Edd Bloomer is again ILL.,
J. F. Lewis will run the thresher fo
the Mesa Hay and Grain company thi
year.
Prof. john Nets has returned again
from Florence.
Two cars of hay went out of here to
The Robesons and LeBarons held fam
uy reunion yesterday on the river.
The Mesa band reorganized last night
GEO. Cummings will be their leader ant
Mrs. P. B. Hughes is recovering from
severe Illness.
The Morris Mcdonald thresher startet
to the fields today.
The Y. L. M. l. A will hold their meet
ings in the Tabernacle hereafter at 4:3
instead of In the evening.
n. L. Horn who has been on a mission
IN the Samoan islands In the South Pa
ciffe for the past four years is expecte,
to arrive in San Francisco on Thursday
After spending three or four days in tn
city he will return to his home in Mesa
The lights were not turned On last nigh
but the attempt was made. The beltin,
was not In order however, and the light
cid not appear until 2 o'clock this after
noon.
H Darlington's big steam threshin,
outfit went to the Cartright settlemen
seven miles below Phoenix yesterday
The bridge over TIE Kirkland and NJ
Kinney ditch near VIM Rorig's plac
burned out last night. 1t is not know
what set the fire.
W. A. Kiuball received a letter yeste r
day from Alfred W. Burrell, of Sa
Francisco. stating that he had learne
that there was effort being made (
build a road to Globe. He wanted tn
particulars in regard to it and if Their
was possibility of making a connect;o,
with Florence he would perhaps aid i,
the construction of the Globe road as h.
had interests in Florence. Mr. KirnbaI
VIII send him copy of the Repuhlica,
containing the report of the committee
There are ronied men elsewhere also
WHO are anxious that the road be built