Arizona republican., 1898-08-13

1 cal "a ko shampoo ana DaCne my fe:t al the same time. We are getting some tents, but very slowly. The reg ula-s or volunteers do rot like the Rough Riders Everything but ! three or four regula.s have left Tampa We will be the last to go, which will be this week, I think l do not know where we will go" He | a'e" ~c~-: "Out of eighty-seven men, ti;rt7' two are able to answer to roll ce.i. ths rest being in the hospital. CartleCge is in Kentucky in the hos pital"
 { r. B. Goodwin declares be will 30 his winter to c-e cf the new pos ;cssions taien from Spain.
 At 6 special meeting Of the tow . l 7cuncil held last night it was unani- ~'ouslv decided to postpone action OF he water franchise presented by Curt T Miller until the regular meeting 7feht in October. This action was -alyen in order to give any person or 79; sons who may have water proposi- ''Nns an opportunity to present them Mayor Knight was, by resolution. au- | tho rized to invite propositions to sup f''y the town with a water works sys- -elu. It has been demonstrated be- ~ond all shaoow Of doubt that a 'arge majority of the people of Tempe wsni water works and as soon as they gre satisfied as to the lowest price at which they can be obtained they are gCing to have them.
 MESA.
 f Mesa City, Ariz, Aug. 12.-(Special Correspondence of The Republican. J. E. c. Woodmansee and wife, H. L. Chandler, T. E. Pomeroy, c. R. flakes went to Phoenix today.
 F, A. Hough, B. Matley and Will liam Rohrig of Tempe are in town to day.
 The Mesa Lumber company re- ceived another car of lumber yester- day
 Johnson Brcs, shipped thirty-three boxes of fruit today.
 Fred Meters is t.Ae proud father of a ter-pound girl today
 William Abell is offering 50 cents for a, bunch of keys lost between the NJ. E church and his home. i \ telegram has been received from ! Flagstaff stating that the Horn boys would be in Mesa tomorrow with the body of their brother Charles. r. M. Brady came down from Rye creek. Tonto Basin. this morning. He saws that Charlie Horn was found a mile and a half from camp and that he accidentally shot himself, the ball entering his heel, travelling up the leg and penetrating the body. His gun scabbard was torn up. evidently by himself, to bandage the wounds with Many doubt this kind of an accident btins possible and still consider the less a mystery.
 Miss Ethel Wilbur and Miss Lyor are going to Prescott tom orrow night for 3 few weeks outing
 Charles Smith came over this morn l ing from his ranch near Florence.
 Miss Anna Pomeroy, Miss Grier and Mrs. Lafayette Dana left this after uocn for St. Johns by rail Miss Pomeroy will teach the school at Tay- Ter. AriZ., this winter, and the other two ladies vii return after their out ling. Miss Grier will attend the nor nal again this winter
 4 special train will leave Mesa or Sunday at o'clock for the band con cert at Phoenix. Everybody could not go to Prescott. bat everybody can go to Phoenix and hear the music.
 Mrs. M. J. Forster returned from Prescott this morning.
 William Martin, son of L. Martin, is al last beginning to get the upper hGnt Of the fever.
 H. Darlington finished t!.-eshlng Jeff Fcles grain this morning. There wert 600 sacks of it fen tbirty-seven | acres of straw. Mr. Roles will sell 200 sacks. he says, to pay what he owes and the rest he will hold for better prices.
 Next Monday c. |. flakes and fam fly, Mrs. Leavitt ard children, and H. IC. Rogers and family intend t0 leave fer tbe Finals for an outing. The condition of Walter Rogers who was licked by Q horse some weeks ago, does not seem to improve and an operation was decided upon. Accord ingl. Dr. Brack- of Mesa, Dr. Jones of Tempe, and Dr. Martin of Phoenix were at the Rogers home at IT o'clook