Arizona republican., 1898-08-04
SOUTH SIDE.

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 Tempe, Ariz.. Aug. 3.-(Special Correspondence of The Republican.)- DrN Charles +. Jones and wife, E. B. Goodwin. George N. Gage, Mayor John Knight went to Phoenix today.
 Dudley Craig is down from the mountains
 W. A. McGrew left today for Silver King.
 Two cars of honey and two cars of hay go out Of here tonight. The rail road is in the throes of car famine and shippers are dancing zls-zags.
 Those going to Prescott on the ex- cursion should take their wheels with them. But before starting they should thoroughly overhaul and adjust them The bicycle is the best out plant on the south side.
 T. E. Pomeroy and William Abel and wife Of Mesa are in town today.
 Romeo and Glenn Root have re- turned from their trip to the Natural Bridge.
 posed a waltz entitled, "Dewey's W CitL at SlIliid Day HOoe NuS have heard it consider it very excel lent He and William Goodwin expect to send it away and have it published soon.
 E. 4. Tcvrea Of Phoenix is on this side today shaking hands. Five carloads Of railroad ties to be used in repair work, came in on this mornings train.
 Water Commissioner F. ?. Trott accompanied by his wife. was over = from Phoenix tl,is morning
 T. c. Cartledge, one of our most en- terprising citizens, is building a large addition to his residence on the corner of Eighth street and Mill avenue This morning Dr. G. A Scroggs hoisted the new flag On the butte.
 In accordance with a resolution passed at 8 mass meeting held June 1T, 1898, a mass meeting is hereby called to meet at Kingsbury hall or Thursday evening, August 1, at 73( o'clock, for the further consideration of the water works proposition now before our people. All property own CTS are respectfully requested to be present as City Attorney Zuck will be present to answer all questions pertaining to the subject under con- sideration JOHN KNIGHT.
 The case of the territory against J K. Wood, charged with flooding Q public highway, was tried in Justice Carleys court this morning. Tho jury found the defendant not guilty
 Angelo Beltraminelli has just gath cred one-half aI acre of sugar beets which he had planted for experimental purposes, and the results thus far ob- faIned have been most satisfactory. Several weeks ago some of the beets were gathered and sent to Tucson for analysis, wh ch resulted in a showing of thirteen per cent sugar. The half acre yielded sever tons of baets.
 c. i. CorbsH and family will ac- company !. P. Haigler and family to tka mountains. They will leave in d day or two.
 Mrs J A. F. Irvine and daughter and Hiss Lucy Cummings drove over to Phoenix this morning
 G. R. Finch will go to Prescott or the excursion
 MESA.
 Mesa City, Ariz., Aug. 3.-(Special Correspondence of The Republican.)- T. D. Loper, H. M. Lewis, w. J. Le- Baron, Judge Woy, Mr. Holdren, Isaac Dana, Mrs Joseph Robinson, Mrs. Mcdonald Professor I ultou and A. P. Snowman went to noenix to- day.
 Johnson Bros. skipped thirty-nine boxes Of fruit today.
 A. J. Chandler will dine the city council Of Tempe at the Kimbal} house tonight The visiting council will inspect the electric lights
 J. D. Loper will be given very enjoyable surprise party tonight
 Those registered at the Kimball house are: + E. Lippencott, San Francisco; H. R. Lipman, San Fran 'cisco Frank P. Trotr and wife, Phoe nix.
 A Mexican living at Lehi brought into the Mesa market a lot of new sweet potatoes. They were fine ones and the first in the market.
 Subscriptions are being gathered in for the O'Neill monument by MT. MeComas. At noon today he has se- cured $25.
 Rev. MT. Dooley returned today from a trip through the Prescott country. William Passey and family and Boyd Passey and family will leave in the morning for an outing in the PinM mountains.
 Isaac Dana is rustling around in ap effort to get ten persons who will join