Arizona republican., 1898-08-09
SOUTH SIDE.

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 Tempe, Ariz. Aug. S.-(Special Correspondence of The Republican.)- A. G. Austin, Roadmaster W. T. Cum mings, J. T. Priest, E. B. Goodwin, Samuel Brown, Curt W. Miller and Captain William Mullen went to Phoe- nix today.
 John Dobson and wife and w s. Watrous of Mesa were in Tempe today.
 The creamery received a new milk vat today.
 Perry Wndman has gone to the coast
 The city council meets tonight.
 J. w Holsaple has finished putting g up his hay crop, which completes this dozen young chickens and he now pro- poses to sit in the shade, eat chickens and do a little figuring to find out where he is at.
 Judson Harmon on Saturday finished planting eighteen acres of corn.
 Mrs Leslie Rich of Phoenix, who is visiting with relatives south of Tempe is sick with fever Her little boy has hut just recovered from twenty days Of typhoid.
 Edgar Hendrix is also on the sick list.
 4. J. Peters is loading five cars 0. hay.
 Charles Williams returned this noon from Payson. where he attended the horse races. He says there was 3 I9 0Tn--~I The Fiddle mare and Dandy Jim from California were there and ran agaf1st each other In the quarter Dandy Jim got the advantage on the start and won Tn the half mile there was an even break and the Fiddle mare which had practically never lost 9 race, went down in defeat. Mir. Will Hams said the best horses were given sixty yards start of Dandy Jim. who would stand with his head in the oD- posite direction and at the signal would wheel and come in first on a half mile dash. About $500 was lost on the Fiddle mare. The zanjero said that person with 8 strong imagina- ti2n could notice the difference in temperature between Payson and Tempe.
 MESA.
 Mesa City, Ariz, Aug. S.-(Special Correspondence of The Republican. l. Dr. E. ". Wilbur, W. E. Pomeroy, W. A. Kimball. Mrs. A c. Mcqueen, WiI- liam Newell, William Moore, Mrs Philip Weisner, G. S. Peterson. Mr Forsythe, Joseph Bon and Thomas Jensen and wife went to the city be- yond the Salt today
 Robert Stewart, who has been crit ically i'll, is improving rapidly.
 Messrs. Anderson and Turner were rounding up this side today.
 The electric light company today re- ceived from the Copeland machine shops at Phoenix a very large power belt wheel
 A. P. Snowman and P. A. Phillips from the festivities at Pres colt this morning.
 Passey and 'Mets are at work on the addition to their building today.
 Mrs. Ul1man is expected home ;n ! day or two.
 R. E. Fisher has closed his lu1cll counter
 Sam Grayson is building a porch ic front of Carl Johnson's adobe, be- tween Lee Brizzee's saloon and the Mesa restaurant Mr. Brown, the bar Der, will be able to sit in the shade outdoors in a day or two
 George Schornick's forty-fve acres of corn is looking fine and growing last
 ". H. Seaver and Dr. Moeur Of Tempe are in Mesa today
 William Abell drove to Tempe again this morning.
 o. c. Bullock is on the sick list.
 Charles Rogers, who was kicked by a horse. is improving steadily.
 Wallace McDonald's little 3-year-old boy was stung by scorpion last Sat lrday and came very near dying from the effects of the sting When Dr. Brack reached him he was raving and frothing at the mouth, but Sunday the child was considered out of danger.
 Word has been received that Miss Greer, at Pine, whose life has been de- Spafred of, is very much better.
 About the 18th Of July Charlie Horn. George Peterson and Cove Phelps left Mesa for the Mogollon intending to overtake a party who had preceded them about a week Nothing was heard from them