Arizona republican., 1898-05-08
The South Side.

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 Tempe, Ariz., May 7.-(Special T. l.. Shuitz, Dr. McNaughton, H. z. Zuck and wife, Miss Bertha Richards, Otto Butzer and John Nelson went to Phoenix today.
 Whipple Barracks.
 Lee Gray of the normal board was over last night.
 The Ladies' Whist club met this afternoon at Mrs. M. G. Hills.
 Mrs. B. F. Porter came up from Phoenix this morning.
 At meeting of the directors of the southern branch of the Tempe canal this afternoon P. J. Meyers was elected director to fill the place of the late MT. Wormser.
 If the people of Phoenix in the even ing will take a look towards Tempe they will see floating from the top of the butte the emblem of transcenden- talism. With singing and salutes the flag was flung to the breeze this morning.
 W. S. Johnston will ship two cars of hay tonight A. J. Peters will ship six, and there are two other cars be- ing loaded. R. G. Andre has received an order from California for 100 tons of hay. A car of cattle will go to Tucson tonight.
 The upward trend Of prices and the rapid movement of stocks and produce have affected the banking business very materially. This bank is doing fifty per cent more than 1t was this time last year The deposits are heavy and on the increase and all dis counts are good. The volume of busi- ness a day is from S5,O0O to s25,000.
 George SpOoner was taken to the asylum this morning. Yesterday he threatened to shoot Henry Frisch.
 The price Fisher Bailey received for his ten COWS was $45 per head.
 J. J. Hodnett this morning received part of his consignment of dry goods which he will stock one side of his store with He will move his hard ware back where the tin shop was and take out the partition across the back end of his room. He is author fty for the statement that the New York stOre of Phoenix will not be able to compete with him on dry goods.
 F. Olsen is putting up 450 tons Of lay.
 The installment of an assistant in the Farmers and Merchants bank Of Tempe has considerable significance connected with 1t.
 Miss Allie Homesley closes her school s0day- IL is known as the Jordan school. She has given good satfsfac- sion as teacher. The closing exer- eises= were given yesterday afternoon. Quite a number Of visitors were pres cut.
 Inspector Harris books show the number Of cattle shipped out of here shis week to be 11S.
 Milton Meyers has taken the ageccy of the Byron Jackson stackers and Suck rakeS. and has sent for a com pIete fine Of extras. MT. Meyers is to- day engaged in hanging screen doors for the Hill bicycle store and Tempe News.
 Mike Forester of Mesa has put a coat of his rubber cement roofing on the roof of ''old man Barnard's," two miles west of Tempe
 John Wilson returned this evening from Walnut Grove He came down with 275 head of cattle belonging to Harmon & Weeks.
 Byron Redd1n has sold his wheat and barley stubble to Bolton & Brooks The price to be paid is 75 cents per head and not less than 200 head of stock to be put on the stubble. There will be about 300 acres of stubble and $50 was said down to bind the bar gain
 AT THE NORMAL. Professor Westcott of Wisconsin will on Monday take charge of the English department of the normal and will fill the position left by MT. Grin dell. whose place has been most ably filled. during the past week by Pro- 1 lessor F. N. LoVeland of Phoenix. Mrs. Richmond Of Phoenix, Miss Bertha White, normal graduate. and | Misses Belle Truman and Stella Ross or Mesa, Tere visitors at the school 1 yesterday. 1 Having spent week in visiting thei several divisions of the normal, Pro- ! lessor GO Cox, principal of the pub ac schools at Ash Fork, speaks very complimentary of the forms of teach 1 Ing now employed in the various de- l partments of the school Miss Addie Shrine of the class Of | 97 is taking @ graduate course at | She school. Owing to the students being crowded 1 with their work, the Zetetic society has | adjourned until the opening of school next fall
 Mir. William Potter, formerly Of the i Irvine company of Phoenix came over Thursday from Tucson and paid the normal } visit. MT Potter had vis- ited the territorial university the af- ternoon before and spoke with due praise Of both the institutions.
 The Arizona Normal Alumni asso- citation will hold business meeting this evening at which they will elect officers and DrPDarp for their annual |