Arizona republican., 1899-03-09
SOUTH SIDE.
TEMPE.

Work is progressing on H. Gray $ house east of town. The shingles are now being put on.
 J. Knight is getting over his attack of the grip. He will be able to return to his work today or tomorrow.
 Jeff Boles of Mesa was a visitor at Tempe yesterday.
 One car of cattle was shipped out to Jerome yesterday afternoon.
 A. J. Peters shipped six cars of hay last night.
 The graveling of Eighth street was commenced yesterday.
 c. R. flakes of Mesa passed through on his way to Phoenix on the afternoon train yesterday.
 Robert Finch has cleaned out the old Tempe hotel sewer and has con- nected his premises with it.
 Water Commissioner F. P Trott spent the day on the south side at tending to official duties yesterday.
 Bids for the construction of C. A Corbells new house will be opened Saturday.
 The board of supervisors has ap- pointed Marshal o. c. Smith constable of Tempe precinct.
 Marshal Smith yesterday morning turned over to A. R. McCamIy $50, which had been subscribed toward the support of Al Clark who is very low with consumption.
 Walter Wilbur was down from Mesa yesterday afternoon.
 w. E. Dysart of Los Angeles was in Tempe yesterday
 The new Odd Fellows building is be- ing fitted up with electric lights.
 Bishop Vincent addressed the stu dents of the Normal yesterday morn ing and a large number of visitors from town were present. The bishop gave the prospective teachers some thought on the duties of teachers. lie told them they should be alive and earnest. He stated that teachers are born, not made, and that getting tna education is but a small part of the preparation necessary for a life work The bishop told how much of a help will power is to teacher, and stated that it may be developed by repeated resolves and efforts to carry them out Rev. B. D. McCreary of the First M E. church of Phoenix accompanied Bishop Vincent on his visit to Tempe
 The '99 adjustment in the Syracuse wheel is dust-proof and great i1n- provement for any locality and a bles- sing to wheelmen and wheelwomen ill the Salt River valley. The bearings in
 
 be cleaned, except for the purpose of removing thick oil. Once a. month will be sufficient to lubricate the bear ings. Among the wonders of modern mechanical construction is the bicycle Call at the Bicycle Store and see the latest result of American engenuity in the vehicle on which rides the business of the world.
 M. L. Duffy, Dr. B. B. Moeur and Dr. Charles H. Jones were in Phoenix yes terday.
 The Arizona Republican will on April 1, publish an illustrated special edition describing the resources and other matters concerning Arizona. (See add" on page seven.) The south side will fill a conspicuous place in the edition. Anyone wishing their ranch or business written up should address the south side department of this paper.
 MESA. Malcolm McLeish of Goldfeld re- turned from a business trip to Los An geles yesterday.
 Abell 6 Wilbur have secured the ex- elusive agency for the Canton Clipper Plow company on the south side A carload of the blows will be in about the first of July. Abell 6 Wilbur ex- pect carload of buggies also in about ten days
 One of J. M. Brooks little boys had very narrow escape from death yes terday morning. He was taking a load of milk to the creamery and just as he was entering town the horse be- came frightened at a bicycle and shied violently, nearly overturning the wagon and throwing the boy under the wheels. One wheel passed over his leg, body and neck, and when TaIma POmeroy, who happened along just aU the right time, picked him up, he was in bad condition. MT. POmeroy car ried him to pr. Brade's office and there he was found to be only stunned and bruised. | He was soon able to be taken home. E. w. Miller of Camp Verde, Yava- pal county, was in Mesa yesterday and Tuesday looking for pasture for his cattle. MT Miller says that unless there is rain soon, all the cattlemen of Yavapai county will have to look for pasture elsewhere. As Mrs B. F. Taylor was driving in to town yesterday morning her horse became frightened at a boy sitting on the sidewalk and started to run AL though holding her baby in her lap, Mrs. Taylor pluckily held on to the reins, keeping the horse in the middle of the street and finally stopped him after a run of several blocks. Bishop Serkins of the Armenian church preached to a well-filled house in the Mormon tabernacle Tuesday