Arizona republican., 1899-06-28
SOUTH SIDE.
TEMPE

Mrs. N. c. Hill and Mrs. Curt W. Miller spent yesterday at Phoenix.
 Harry Thompson was a business Vls- jtor at Mesa yesterday.
 Mrs. Clark Chufchhill spent yester- day ill town.
 District Attorney Flannigan was business visf,or at Tempe yesterday.
 Miss Louie Gage was q passenger on the ? D. m. train for Phoenix yester- day.
 Deputy Sheriff Moore wns in town yesterday Cn official business.
 Lem DraiS, the popular hotel man of Florence. who has been in town for several days. left last night for home.
 Waited Kibbey of Phoenix spent yesterday in town with friends.
 Hayden's Milling company yeste''- day shipped q large car of flour to BisbeP.
 Several travelling men were In town yesterday taking orders.
 The Tempe base ball club has re- ceived a challenge from the Congress club to play game of ball at that place. It is likely that the challenge will be accepted and that the game will be played at an early date.
 !. T. Pritche.t. president of the alumni association of the normal school asks all school boards seeking teachers for the. ensuing term to cor respond with him. Full advices should be given respecting the character of the teacher sought and the manner Of school to bP taught.
 A voting contest for the Goddess of Liberty for the Fourth of July IS now in progress at Laird x Dimes drug store Ten cents entities to one vote and the proceeds of the contest will go into the celebration fund.
 The physicians in attendance on little Graci1 Scarborough amputated ihe injured limb just at the knee joint yesterday At the time the last reports were received her condition that her recovery will be sure and rapid.
 Dudley Craig arrived in town yester day from Pinal the ranch. He says that the rain on the desert was much heavier than i'll the hills, but the ranges have been greatly benefited, although more rain will be needed to start the six weeks grass.
 An elrction contest has been opened for the purpose of voting for God dess of Liberty for the Fourth of July Ten cents a vote will be- charged. As the great day draws near II becOlneS IlOFe tNlutHl lIdt ellpe will entertain the whole valley. Te1npeans were glad to learn i'll the columns of The Republican that Phoe- nix had decided not to celebrate and make their request more urgent than ever for the good people of that city to come to the city by the butte and spend the day
 The railroad men of the NJ. & ?. are enjoying a hearty laugh al the eX DenSe of Agent George A. Maul NIr Mark was recently promoted from the Mesa agency to that of Phoenix. The first night MT Mauk staid in Phoenix his room seemed too close and warm He betook himself to the city hall Dlaa and there on one of the se.tCes sought rest. Mir Mluk does not sleep out on the plaza settees any more During that night he was arrested twice as q subject fit for the city's care.
 The new hotel is being rushed at a mosr fattering rate. The walls are finished nearly to the second floor. carpenters have gotten framas well aSead As fast as bricklayers apply they will be given work, for five more are wanted bad.
 MESA. w A. Burton was q business Yisi- l tor at Phoenix yesterday. Andrew Houston came over from Tempe yesterday on business.
 Mrs. w. Porter was q passenger on the o'clock train to Phoenix.
 \. c. Mcqueen spent yesterday |