Arizona republican., 1899-04-05
SOUTH SIDE.
TEMPE.

The Tempe base ball nine is work ing hard. The team expects to have a hard fight on it's hands and also eX- pects to meet the Phoenix team at it's best; but Tempe proposes to win that game, and the next, and demohstrate as it has done before, that there are no ball players except in the Butte city.
 C. A. Corbell's house is far enough along to give an idea of what it will look like when finished
 Work of tearing down the frame building on the Laird property was commenced yesterday, preparatory to the building of two-story brick.
 H. L. Chandler has finished tarring the bottom of all his electric light poles. The cedar pole is a stranger in this part of the country.
 William Orr and wife of Detroit took drive through the country Monday It is well to acquaint such men as MT. Orr with the conditions in the Salt River valley, as a newspaper man like that gentleman, will give his knowl- edge a wide circulation
 'Messrs. Willis and Codahl of the Mizpah Either club of Phoenix were in Tempe Monday arranging for a con cert and dance to be given on the 21st inst
 Dr. Scroggs has moved his offices from the Daggs building to the Arm strong house.
 The Glee club organized by J. L. Johnston is progressing in an encour- aging manner. There are nearly thirty members so far, and new ones coming in every meeting.
 This month Company c. N. c. A. in tend to give Jack Campbell a reception and ball. It is expected this event will close the season and in way show it's appreciation of that young gentleman as a soldier
 The graduating class at the normal are ltussling with the hardest school quarter of it's life The quarter closes this month and will largely decide who will graduate.
 MESA.
 Yesterday afternoon at 1:3O Wesley A. Hill and Miss Viola NJ. Rosenberger were married at the home of the brides parents. The Rev. c. J. Banks performed the ceremony, which though simple and short, was very pretty. After the young couple were united an elaborate dinner was enjoyed. A large number of presents, mostly of useful things, were given. Late in the after noon MT. and Mrs. Hill with MT. and Mrs Melvin Rosenberger drove to Phoenix, where the former will make their home. The bride was a student of the territorial normal, and the bridegroom is graduate of that in stitution. He was a member of the Rough Riders and since his return from Florida has taught one term of school at Livingstone, Arizona. MT. 1 Hill is now on the force Of the Ari- ona Republican.
 The Rose Stil1man company left town early yesterday en route to Globe by way of Florence and River | side. MT. Metz furnished the rig. The | company played at Florence last l night.
 An auction sale took place in front | of the Mesa City bank early yesterday. | Dr. Wilbur foreclosed his mortgage on | the Darlington threshing machine. | MT. Wilbur bought it in for S1,090.
 Frank Wise had a serious hemOr- rhage of the lungs last night. Consid- | erable anxiety is felt by the friends of the sufferer.
 MT Matby of Tempe has purchased l the entire crockery and glassware stock of c. Wing.
 Those registered at the Alhambra are: M A. Stanford, P. A. Stanford, w E. Brizzee, Henry Lee, Mrs. E. M. Mills and James Parker.
 Those registered at the Kimball hause are: G. O. F'rankenburg and wife, A Redewell, T. E. Hudson, w. w. Moore and MT. and Mrs. H. c. Long
 The city council met last night to discuss city water works. The fire in Passey & Nets furniture store started some talk on the question, but it took another disastrous fire to get the peO- pie thoroughly aroused, It is now pro- posed ito put in a water system to eX- iingltish fires in the business part Of town. Mesa people could not invest money to a batter advantage, as it is not among the remotest possibilities of the entire business section being de- stroyed with the present facilities for eXtingmsking fires.
 Abell, Wilbur & Go, have received a carload of farm machinery. This company is preparing to supply the south side with hardware.