Arizona republican., 1898-08-22
SOUTH SIDE.

Correspondence of The Republican)- William Goodwin went to Phoenix on this mornings train. A large num- Der Of Tempe people went down on the excursion this evening.
 Dr. Scroggs, H. z. Buck, William Me Fadden and party left yesterday for the mountains.
 Clifford Collins, who has managed the Iron & Craig ranch this summer is back to Tempe today e f..s I Albert Miller and family and Miss Clara Miller are expected back from California in the morning. Apropos of this Albert Miller received the largest number of votes cast for one candidate who had opponents in the field. s t-
 William Varnum, the negro who has been working for W. J Kingsbury for some time. rode out Of the valley short time ago in James Oberly's sad dle. Mr. Oberly does not know whether or not Varnum intended to steal the saddle but nevertheless he would like to have it.
 A temporary organization was formed last night by the young re- publicans of Tempe. There was not very good representation present partly or account of the heavy rain south of town. Charles N. Taylor was made temporary president, and Roy Hill temporary secretary committee on constitution was named consisting of Roy Hill. R. o. Greeves and Professor E. M Wescott A com mittee on permanent organization was also named as follows: Samuel Brown, ". s. Johnston and Charles N. Taylor. There vas a splendid representation from Phoenix ard the young republi- cans of Tempe deserve a severe SCOT ing for not turning out in larger num- bers and at least being present to re- ceive the visiting gentlemen In speaking of this, Captain William Mullen is very severe On himself. He said he did not think of it until after o'clock and then he was too ashamed to show himself He requested that he be roasted iu these columns and de- ? clared that Wednesday when the club meets again he would endeayor to re- deem himself. There were twenty one names pi:sced on the roll as it was and undoubtedly that number will be trebied Wednesday, when a permanent organization will be effected. : ,- MESA.
 Mesa City. Ariz., Aug. 21-(Special Correspondence of The Republican )- ". J. Ellicott, George Mintz, J. F.. Peterson went to Phoenix on this mornings train And the excursion to the band concert was not forgotten this evening
 c. T. Wise, the Mesa fruit man, made the capital business visit yes terday.
 The Good Templars' ice cream social was a great success last evening. There was big crowd present and uearly S20 was taken in. Everybody had a splendid time.
 J. w. Walker and A. J. Edwards are Phoenix visitors in Mesa today.
 Charles Rogers, who was so severely Injured by a horse kick, has so far re- covered as to be out and in town to- day.
 J. B. Squires of San Diego is in Mesa today. He will take good look at the country.
 o- Charles Peterson and family, Henry Peterson and family and w. B. Lewis will leave tomorrow via Reno for the Mogollons above Reno. Isaac Dana and family, Charles Dana and family and Mrs. Amy Robson will leave at the same time via the Black canyon road for the same destination The par. ties will be away about six weeks. W. B. Passey, family and mother re- turned yesterday from the Pinal noun tains.
 J. F. Peterson Of Mesa has won bet Of pair of shoes from A. J. Peters, who declared that G. P. Bullard would be nominated by the democratic con. vention for district attorney.
 Those registered at the Kimball house are: A. J. Edwards, J. w. Walker, Phoenix; Thomas A. Lewis. St. Joseph, Mo; B. F. Porter and Carl Smith, Phoenix.
 A wheeling party consisting Of James Tarney, George Mauk, c. M.