Arizona republican., 1899-07-14
SOUTH SIDE.
TEMPE.

pr. Drane of Mesa was in town yes terGay.
 Mr. Greenlaaf arrived fn town yes teFday from Yuma. Mir Greenleaf will spend several weeks in the valley.
 ] ear Of four and a ear of grain were shipped cut fast night.
 There was quite thunder storm at this place Wednesday night, but very little rain fell
 Henry Simmas will leave for the M0gollGn mountains next week
 w. F. Code and wife of Mesa spent yesterday in town visiting friends They left on last nights excursion for California
 Boon Lewis Iefl last night for his mines south of GiIa Bend. From pres ent indications MT. Lewis has one of the richest mines in the territory.
 LiI-stie Grace Sharbrough is now able to sit up for 8 short time each day and there is no doubt about her recovery
 The litle lake east Of the butte is becoming q popular bathing resort.
 The big Consolidated canal dredgeT after being in operation five years. reached the division gate yesterday and completed it's work.
 j. D. Lee, the man who stole the two bicycles Wednesday, was taken to Phoenix yesterday and l6dgcd in the county jail
 Lewis 3. FIeischer, secretary of Las Dos Naciones Cigar company of No gales. was in town yesterday Mir. F'leischer is building up a fine cigar trace in the valley.
 The town council met last night in regular monthly sessiCn. The census of the to7wn just completed by Carl Hayden, was submitted. Iae object of taking this census was to ind out whether the town has a population sufficient to permit t 10 bond itself fer the purpose Of constructing water worl-s
 The following persons went out on last nights excursion: Mrs. 4. J. Peters, Mons Ellington and family. Lizzie Parry, Al Miller and family. ". A. BcitGn Miss Iona Pease, Edith Abel and Mrs. William Lewis.
 Hon. B. ]. Packard Of Bisbee, Ariz., was in town yesterday. Mir. Packard is on his way to New York York city and reports the cattle in terests Of C0chise county in a four ishing condition.
 " J. klngsbury spent yesterday in Phoenix. Mir Kingsbury has charge of the work on the new h0teI and is putting forth every effor5 to have il completed as soon as possible. The second story is now almost completed, the Framework having all been put in place The hotel will be enc of the neatest and best equipped in the territory
 G. N- Gage who has charge of the REun Lumber company at Tempe, is spending several days in Prescott with his brother, T. B. Gage.
 sMiss Sailie Hayden expects to en- ter the Stanford university in Septem- Der. Mss Hayden vii leave In August for Los Angeles, where sine will spend several weeks.
 J. 5. Petersen of Mesa spent yescs-- day in Tempe looking after his cattle interests at this place.
 MESA.
 Those who went on last nights ex- cursion from Mesa to Los Angeles Angeles. were: 4r and Mrs. W. II. Code. Mrs. J. II. Pomer0y, Mrs Bert WingaF Ms. J. D. Butler, Phil Nets. Mr and Mrs. Robe-t Bowen. Dr. Nesbit and Mrs. Mauk.
 Stevens Byers spent yesterday in Phoenix
 Maten Lewis left on Saturday for Salt Lake City. MT. Lewis has been called to work ill the missionary field in the southern states.
 The regular Sunday excursion will be run by the M. 6 ?. railroad on Sunday between Mesa and Phoenix. Round trip tickets 15 cents
 Dr. Nesoic who has been spending several months in Mesa left for his home in Pomona, Cal yesterday.