Arizona republican., 1898-10-12
SOUTH SIDE.

Tempe, Ariz., Oct u.-(Speciai Correspondence Of The Republican.)- The M E. church south social made SAP for the young people of the church Everything was SClG except two anu half cups Of coffee.
 Section Foreman S5elzreide met With 6 severe accident last week. While on a hand-car south of kyrene hs caught his hand in some of the mecha Eism and crushed one of his fingers
 Y. Cant moved 315 head of cattle on J. E. Prices cane yesterday.
 Five cars of hay go out tonight. A. J. Peters ships four Of them.
 T. " Pemberson, Mrs. Clara Ev- :sns and Lee Gray came up from Phoe- nix today and attended a meeting Of the normal board. 4. P. Snowman Of Mesa and H. z. Buck of Tempe were present also.
 ". A. McGrew left today for Pinal- There were about 4l0 people out last night to the democratic rally. Judge Joseph Campbell was the principal speaker.
 The ladies of the reading room cleared over s20 on refreshments which were hastily gotten together The ladies will start Q circulating H. brary on November l.
 Dr. Deyore and wife ard Ben George got back home last night after two In5Hths' mountaineering
 E. B. Wessol became the father of an eight-pound boy night before last. g. w Austin is also rejoicing over the arrival Of boy at his home last Friday.
 J. W. Hclsaple today met with what nearly proved to be a fatal accident. While loading hay at his ranch he fell of a high load Cl his head and shoul- ders. His arm was broken above his wrist and his collar bone Fractured. Dr. Moeur was called ard the patient IS doing fairly well, but is suffering in tense pain
 in the heat Of the political campaign Tempe seems to have forgotten all about water works. It is rumcTed that 9 new proposition is 10 be placed be- fore the city council this week. It is Eoped that the matter will not be dropped.
 There are still about 1000 inches Of water in the river, at which amount il Las remained for some days. Some water prophets .predic. an early rise, however.
 J. H. Rcot has this fall placed his store in fine condition and laid in 3 large new stock Of goods for the win ter trade. He is selling soap to th> normal students at present.
 MESA.
 Mesa City, Ariz., Oct 11.-(Spacial Correspondence of The Republican.)- There are 300 pupils in the Mesa schools.
 The popuIists are talking Of putting I'D 2 precinct ticket They say they will elect it if they dc.
 Phil Msts has several fine young driving horses he will part with at 9 moderate price.
 Mrs. Verne Rogers Of Lehi is sick.
 Charles Cuber, who had his am, cut os1 a wash-board some iImv ago E abIe to be about with ease again
 J. K. Smith Of izyrene is in Mesa to day buying goods.
 Mir Dobbie is down from Goldfeld.
 A class for instruction on the man dolin and guitar will be formed this week and will be instructed by young man from Phoenix.
 Hyrum Hastings is loading up with provisions to go to Globe.
 Those registered at the Kimball are: hoy frdHhtUUcfS, IolupS, T IdHb hch- ner, Buelah Montgomery. James Me Naughton, Tempe: V. H. Peck, Scotts- dale; Charles D. Goake, Globe; B. F Porter. Phoenix; G. ". J. Bowen Mesa.
 The Code-Salter building is rapidly nearing completion. The walls are ali up, the roof on and the front is be- ginning to show itself
 George N. Gage of Tempe is in Mesa today.
 Clarence Rich and wife Of Tempe are buying goods in Mesa today
 C. C. Dana has telegraDhed moneJ 10 his son, Hugh Dana, Mormon mis sionary in Florida. to come home with as his health is failing.
 The Mesa Trading company ha placed two fruit stands in the opeI front Of it's new store J. NJ Cosb! has stocked then with fine Bartlett pears and luscious Salway peaches.
 This morning Mrs. Henrietta Stan dage died at Alma. Her funeral vii take place at the Standage home at