Arizona republican., 1899-10-13
SOUTH SIDE.
TEMPE.

Jeeter Hawes is on the sick list.
 Curt W. Miller was a business caller
 in Phoenix yesterday.
 R. A. McCamley was a passenger on yesterdays train to Phoenix.
 JD. Cameron of San Francisco is in the valley again after hogs. MT. Cam eron some weeks ago made the biggest shipment of hogs that ever left the val ley.
 A. J. Hansen and wife and child rived from Kansas yesterday. Mrs. Hansen returns after an all summers visit in Illinois.
 Miss May 'Genung spent last even ing visiting with her Phoenix friends.
 Billy Birchells butcher shop has cap tivated the meat trade of Tempe Along with his fine steaks, chops, etc., he carries a fresh line of vegetables of all kinds.
 William Goodwin is out again and has returned to his work in the Hayden store.
 The Indian arrested the first of the week for selling liquor, was convicted and sent to jail yesterday.
 Tempe has been visited with several good showers for the past few days.
 The cloth for the uniform suits of the normal girls has arrived and will be made up by local dressmakers. In a few days the girls will be on a par with the boys as to uniform dress. The girls will probably drill with guns in stead of wands.
 MT. Iron and Dudley Craig left yes terday morning for the Iron ranch near Silver King.
 The students of the normal school will give their first literary programme this evening.
 Most of the special school tax money | levied on school district No. 50 the | Rohrig district has been collected and | a good school building will soon be erected.
 Harry Whitford and family are in i Tempe and will spend the winter in this place. MT. Whitford is one of the | largest cattlemen of PinaI county. He [ would have engaged a suite of rooms in the new hotel had the hotel been finished.
 The foot ball game between the nor mal second eleven and the light Mon arch team of Phoenix that was to be played Saturday, October 14 at Phoe nix, will not be played for reasons un- known ito the normal team. However, it is quite probable that the act of  Phoenix team. The game between the Indian team and the normal first eleven will be played in Tempe on the foot ball grounds near the normal Saturday, October 21.
 Brigham Johnson and several others leave this morning for the Ray mine with lumber and merchandise. Judge Woy has his building we'll un- der way. The workmen will begin lay ing brick next Monday. Mrs. w. DeWaId has been sick for several days and is in poor condition.
 Mrs. Frank FogIe of Tempe was visitor to Mesa yesterday. The Knights of Pythias of Mesa are making a strong effort to organize a lodge in that city. There are about < seven resident knights. They have circulated a petition and have secured over twenty names to it. It is alto gether probable that the lodge will be  J. E. Bettler has severed his relations / with E. J. Trippel and will leave the z almond orchard the first of November. 7 Tn MT. Bettler, MT Trippel will lose . perhaps a better assistant than he will . be able to secure in the future. When r MT beIIieT LOOK charge or the IOrIy- f acre almond orchard three years ago f llmond, culture in the Salt River r valley was on the wane. It was gen T arally conceded to be failure in the il valley and many orchards were being V aken up to give room for alfalfa. c This is still going on, but there are b many fruit growers in the valley who f lave been made to hesitate on account a If the success of the TrippeI orchard. r Nowhere in the valley have full crops e 'f nuts been raised, except in the or r hards under MT. Bettler's care. MT. o 3ettler is thinking curiousIy of going h O Florida, where, through the mails, Ii le has made an impression with his o mudging methods and where his res D dence is much desired. If the valley s must lose him it's horticultural inter e sts will suffer without a doubt "
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