Arizona republican., 1898-05-11
The South Side

Tempe, Ariz, May 10.-(Spec:al Correspondence of The Repubican.)- Mrs. M. G. Hill, Mrs. Curt ". Miller, Samuel Brown, Frank Holiday and Attorney Goodwin went to Phoenix to- day.
 A four-horse load of Phoenix busi- ness men is on this side.
 Eight line riders passed through Tempe this afternoon on their way back to the line. They were the genuine article and would have caused a furore in the east
 Talma Pomeroy is down from Mesa this afternoon.
 The iron for the Peterson building has arrived.
 William Goodwin comes out with the statement today that he has sold more goods during the last two days than during any other ten days since he has been in business His -'ad' in the directory will answer for part of it.
 J. W. Woolf this year will pit up about 275 tons of alfalfa hay
 Henry Fowler is up from Phoenix today.
 E. B. Sinclair and H. B. St. Claire are doing business on this side today. The creamery received a car of pc tatoes today.
 Leonard Nets is loading 1900 pounds of butter and 800 pounds of cheese for Globe at the creamery. He will start tomorrow and will talk Globe road all the way.
 The cold storage room at the cream cry is being fitted up.
 Mr. Knipp of Mesa passed through town this morning on his way to Phoenix, reading all the news as he went.
 B. A. Packard of Cochise county is on this side today looking for cattle.
 Miss Sallie Hayden intends to leave tomorrow for Portland, Ore, where she will spend the summer months visiting.
 Dr. J. C. Norton is in town today looking over big shipment of cattle.
 H. z. Zuck left last night for Ho.- brook for ten days stay.
 P. B. McCabe is back from the Vekol again
 Dr. DeVore has taken Tempe eff it's feet. There have been rumors in the air, but few paid any attention to them, thinking, perhaps, they orisi- mated from some bulletin or other, so when he went to Maricopa last night and returned this morning in com pany with charming young lady and passed right on through to Phoenix, Tempe lost for the moment it's equili- brium It was prepared, however, for the next act in the little drama and was not so surprised when Rev. s. 1nh n his way to Phoenix. The doctor is married. The ceremony took place in the parloTs of the Commercial hotel bride is Miss Julia Bartleson of Cal ifornia.
 Yesterday was a boom day at the depot; today is boomer. There will be seven cars of cattle and fourteen :. cars of hay go out of here tonight J. L. Powell will ship two cars of cat tie to San Diego, B. A. Packard will ship three cars to Los Angeles, David Balsz will ship one car to Yuma, and Packard will ship one car to Bisbee. Of the hay, Thatcher & Co. will ship seven cars, U. s. Johnson one, A. J. Peters, five from here and one from Mesa
 
 Mesa City, Ariz, May 10-(Special Correspondence Of The Republican, J. Dr. Chandler, A. P. Snowman, A. w. Babbitt, Dr. Wilbur, William Newell F. C. Weeks, Boyd Passey, Mrs. w. Wellington, Miss Nellie Raply, B. B. Thornton, Mrs. A. J. Chandler, Mrs. Phillips and c. R. flakes went to Phoenix today.
 J. L. Powell, B. A. Packard and L. Melczer came up from Phoenix to- day
 The Ladies' Aid society meets next Thursday at Dr. Brack's.
 The W. c. T. U. will hold a social tonl ht in the old Bee hive store.
 Dr. c. ". Slayton of Phoenix came up today
 J. G. Peterson left today for Gold field.
 H. C. Rogers who represented the Maricopa stake of the Mormon church, is expected to arrive home from Salt Lake next Thursday.
 There will be a farewell party to- night in Coop. hall in honor of Nephi Black of I.ehi and Roy Leavitt and B. F. Johnson, Jr., of Mesa who will soon leave for the southern states on church missions.
 The city council met last night and fixed the location of the five street lights to be furnished by the new company, as fellows: Junction of Main and Shrine streets, junction of Main and Center streets, junction of Main and MeDonald streets, junction sof Main and Robeson streets, and one light between blocks and 12. They tod fha of4 4, draw up an ordinance empowering the city council to employ special police men. The electric light company was ordered to make it's poles thirty-five feet high in compliance with it's fran chise, instead of thirty feet, as it has done in some instances.
 J. Hartman of Tempe is up today looking for good milk COWS. During the last week he has purchased thlr- teen. paying from $35 to S48 for them
 F. WOodmansee will put up fifty