Arizona republican., 1898-06-15
SOUTH SIDE.

~A~A~A~~<>NA1><NN>NA~A<~~ Tempe. Ariz, June 14.-tSpecial Correspondence of The Republican-)- R. o. Greeyes went to Phoenix today.
 , B. Hooker. who accompanied a shipment of cattle to Kansas, has re- eeiyed stroke of paralysis, and his wife has been telegraphed for. She will perhaps leave today.
 Mir. James Carroll is very sick.
 Ben Hicks is sitting up today.
 Mrs. M. G. Hood is reported as inn proving today.
 Miss Winnifred Gould of Wicken- burg is the guest of Miss Martha Gage of Tempe.
 Next Sunday afternoon the Cottage summer resort will give another musical programme in the open air.
 Dr. Charles H. Jones returned this morning from Denver, where he went as a delegate to the National Medical association.
 The glass is all in in the store fronts of the Peterson building and J. H. Root has his stock fixtures all moved across into the south storeroom, and Mir. Thew today put in his large stock 1l SOOuS III lut ud1I.
 A.. car of bran will go out to Los Angeles and a car of cattle to Tucson tonight, car of hay will be shipped from Tempe and some from the spur, as 4. J. Peters is loading five there
 H. L. Chandler of Mesa met with the city council last night and pre- Sented proposition for furnishing the town with electric lights The council in of put in an extra tax will have to be levied and collected from the people, desire that every one interested should have an opportunity of expressing an opinion; and upon this expression fur ther consideration of MT. Chandler's proposition will be based. For this purpose 8 mass meeting of citizens and taxpayers is called to meet at Kings bury hall Friday night, June IT, at 8 o'clock. It is also desired that every body be present and say what they Gaink.
 Mr. Charles Foreman and Miss Emma Sears were married last night at the M. E, church at 7:30 p. ID. The wedding was of a public nature to those who felt personal interest in khe parties, and quite a number of friends were present. Her sister, Miss Ella Sears, was bridesmaid. Miss Lizzie Morris of Tucson was present at the wedding and Mrs. Hopkins and Mrs. Hickey, sisters Of the groom. MT. Will Flint of Florence was present and served in the capacity of best man. After the ceremony they went to Ph0e- nix and tonight will leave, for :heir home in Florence.
 MESA.
 Mesa City, Ariz., June 14-(Special Correspondence of The Republican.)- Mrs. s. M. Harris, Dr. Drain, Phil Nets and William Abell went to PhOe- nix today.
 J L. Powell and w. L. Garden of the Santa Fe came in this morning from Phoenix.
 Mrs R. E. Fisher went to Aihambra with her two children today to visit Mrs Mays of that place.
 The Fourth of July committee held lively meeting last night. The Nephi people have withdrawn from the Mesa celebration to hold one among them selves.
 <. A. Waisworth of Tempe and Harry Kennedy of Phoenix were in Mesa today.
 The Gila monster which nearly broke sbe heart of w. J. LeBaron some time ago by running away, has returned so his own again.
 The Whitlow Bros. have delivered their last bunch of cattle to Hoadley & TurnbuIl of Phoenix, and today their outfit left for their ranch in the Super stition mountains.
 Wanted-A boy with a bicycle to carry papers. Inquire at Roy Frank enberg's bicycle store between the hours of 10 and IL
 AT THE NORMAL.
 There was a large crowd out to the class day exercises last evening. The evening was marred, however, by a strong wind which interfered with the rendition of the programme and the proper lighting of the large stage erected behind the new building. The programme was rather long, but was enjoyed very much, everybody remain ing until the last number, which closed the exercises at half past eleven.
 The first number, "Cantus Salu- tiger written by Miss Bosbyshell, g member of the class, and sung by the class. was a decided hit.
 Walter H. Wilbur, president of the class, delivered an address which wOI the applause of his hearers. He spoke about as follows: Next Thursday is OUT last day as members of this