Arizona republican., 1898-05-12
The South Side

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 Tempe, Ariz, May 11.-(Special Correspondence of The Republi an. J. Tom Morrow, W. J. Kingsbury, At torney Goodwin, Charles Austin and B. Matley and wife went to Phoenix today.
 John Wilson came up from Phoenix this afternoon with bunch Of cattle.
 George Kemper is on this side Of the river today looking for cattle.
 D. Clement Stanford is crawling out from under the weather.
 Mons Ellingson has purchased the 300 head of Jensen cattle which wera driven down from Globe few days ago. The cattle are being branded at is looking for another bunch to arrive in a few days.
 Hans Herlick, formerly of this place, but now of San Diego, Cal, was in Tempe today.
 J. c. Dyer of Phoenix paid the little city a visit today
 There is a little party of little folks at the Kingsbury home this afternoon in honor of Miss Katherine Kings bury, who is years old today.
 Our public schools will close on Fri day The closing exercises will be held in the Baptist church Friday night Everybody is invited to at tend and by their presence encourage the pupils. Superintendent Grouse will be over from Phoenix.
 Assistant District Attorney Bullard and Judge Kibbey, accompanied by Draughtsman J. c. Dyer, is over from Phoenix today collecting evil dence in the case of A. J. Hanson, charged with the murder of Carl Zeck. The party drove out to the scene of the killing and MT. Dyer will make a set of maps Illustrating the various points mentioned in the testimony. These maps will be used in the trial, which has been set for the Fist inst
 The members of Company are more than grateful to Mrs. Lizzie Warner, wife of F. L. Warner, the groceryman for the patriotic interest she has taken in them. She found out that the armory was without a flag and has taken upon herself to supply the want Last evening when the boys. assembled for drill, they found the west wall of the armory, just over the gunracks. decorated with a beautiful 20-foot flag. Above the tastefully drapad emblem was the now famous motto, Remember the Maine" encircled by an evergreen wreath. The officers and men of Company c will hold Mrs. Warner in kfndHest remem- brance for her beautiful gift.
 Twelve cars of hay are booked to go out of here tonight, five cf which will be shipped by A. J Peters
 MESA.
 Mesa City, Ariz., May 11.-(Special Correspondence of The Republican.)- 4 J. Chandler, Dr. Wilbur. William Passey, William Newell, Mrs. Newell, B. F. Johnson, George Mauk, c. R. Flakes, Mrs. S. A. Harris, Lee Brizzee. Herman Sprague, George Tiffany and Nephi Black went to Phoenix today.
 E. P. Grindell, south side represent ative of the Arizona Gazette, was in Mesa today pushing his interests.
 The six Mexican line riders who came into Mesa late last night, put up at Phil Nets stable and left early this morning. Nothing could be learned as zo what their business was.
 x Tempe this afternoon.
 George Schornick returned from Phoenix this morning.
 Rev. s. l.. Guthrie was in Mesa this afternoon.
 George Wilbur and Charles Davidson have returned from their trip toI Florsnce.
 Henry George is in Mesa today.
 VT nd T L. Blair and family left today for d few days outing up the river.
 At the meeting of the stockholders sf the Highland canal yesterday Talma Pomeroy was elected president to fil the vacancy left by St. John Gaylord deceased. MT. Pomeroy today received his commission and authority from Judge C. F. Ainsworth of Phoenix, ] ice-president of the company His is especially fitting for the reason that he is one of the or iginal locators of the canal site and water supply, is thoroughly acquaint- ed with the history of the institution and being continuous resident of the community can appreciate the neces- sities of all interested. The choice cannot fail to prove a good one
 Several gentlemen declare that they will test the law under which they will be arrested for being present at the foot race last Sunday between Poneroy and Allen It will not make any difference to Justice Pomeroy and Marshal Daley, as they will get their fees for doing their part in reviving things in the legal profession in Mesa It mus6 be remembered that this wholesale arrest is mainly for the purpose of a benefit for the justice and Ehe marshal
 PROSPEROUS PRESCOTT. Revival nf R1lcinccc in Thof Tcun