Arizona republican., 1899-07-13
SOUTH SIDE.
TEMPE.

pr. end Mrs DeVore are at Flor ence. The doctor tock his office fit tings with him to fix the teeth of all the people in Tonto Basin.
 A number of Phoenix Odd Fellows attended lodge at Tempe Tuesday night.
 Mons Ellingson was T visitor at Phoenix yesterday Mr Ellingson and family will leave for Long Beach on tonight's excursion.
 The following people will leave on tonight's excursion:: A. E. Me Conley, Miss Lizzie Parry, Mrs. Jen- nie EeLwis. Al Miller, wife and son.
 Walter Bolton is so far recovered that he will be able to starr for the coast tonight.
 Mrs. A. J. Peters will leave today for California. Mrs. Peters " III spend the summer at various southern Cali fornia points
 Supervisor J. T. Priest spent Wed Eesday in Phoenix OH bH.iness.
 .'- W. Stewart came down from Mesa yesterday and spent rhe day in town on business.
 A J. Peters shippe1 two carloads of bariey from Mesa yesterday. and two cars of hay from Tempe
 MT. and Mrs. J. S. Peterson of Msa, Mesa, the Misses Hale, MT and Mrs R- G. Finch, MT. and Miss Ridemont made up the party which went pie nleiItng- Tuesday. near SilverdaIe. All report most happy time
 Richard Gill left last night for San Diego, Cal, in response to a telegram containing the sad intelligence that Mrs Gill is so low her recovery Is net expected.
 LeLe Hop, the East Tempe Chinese merchant, Is back from a visit to the FlowerX Kingdom
 The new butter molder for the creamery has arrived and is in opera tlon- It does splendid work
 J. A. Johnson has resumed opera tions in the creamery brick yard. The rain caused a delay. It is likely all the brick in the new kiln now In course of making will be sold by the time it is burned. There is a prospect of several brick cottages being built in Mesa this fall and another busI- ness block in Tempe. The talk of building four mill is still strong among interested parties. The people of the Tempe creamery would be highly pleased to- see the mill go up.
 J. F. HHgher and family will leave Tor the coast next Thursday. What opportunity and industry will accom- plish is illustrated by the success of Mr and Mrs. Haigher Eleven years ago they settled on a quarter section of sage-brush and began at the bot tom round Twenty three head of cat tie was practically all the start they had. Today there is not Q prettier or more productive alfalfa ranch in the valley. Over 200 head of cattle feed on it's green pastures and thirty of them are milk cows. The stock and dairy business has paid for the ranch and placed Mr Haigher among the solid men of the south side. A rancher in the Salt River valley can afford to 20 to the coast for summer vacation On his return Mir Ha'gher will prob ably erect 9 fine residence in the place of the one he now occupies.
 J. 2. Lee, who says he is from Pres colt. is in Tempe and is in trouble. He will also be in the county jail very shortly unless he can dig up twenty five dollars with which to satisfy the demands of the commonwealth. MT Lees offense consisted of stealing two bicycles. Accompanied by a man whom he claims for a brother. he ar rived from Phoenix on this mornings fen o'clock train. MT Lee is evidently of business turn of mind which tends toward the accumulation of bicycles He was in Tempe scarcely more than an hour before he commenced opera tions. He showed that he was a good judge of wheels by selecting from among number standing in front of the bicycle store. 2 Syracuse be longing to Curt W. Miller. and se- creted it among some fig trees on Ben Cummings let After 1oafing around for an hour CT so he made another selection. taking a Syracuse belong ing to Chris Sigala of the News force. As he was making off with the bike he was discovered and in a few minutes he was in the clutches of Marshal Compton. The trial took place before Judge Carley. who found the prisoner guilty and sentenced him to pay a fine of twenty-five dollars or go to jail for twenty-five days
 MESA.
 Messrs. F. Moore and W. S. John son of Tempe spent yesterday in Mesa on business.
 Mrs. J. H. Pomeroy will leave on Thursdays excursion for California Mrs. POmeroy will spend several months ln southern California
 Born tc tlse wife of H. Bradshaw, a fine baby girl Mother and child are dcing nicely
 A. A. Wadsworth of Tempe spent yesterday in Mesa on business. Governor Phelps will attend the B Y. academy at Provo, for several years.
 Mrs. Charles Star was a passenger on yesterdays two o'clock tram for Phoenix Mrs. M. A. Grouse spent yesterday in Phoenix
 Mrs. B. M. Jackson. who has been spending several months in Florence and lately came to Mesa, left for her home in Detroit yesterday.
 MT. and Mrs Robert Bowen will leave today for California where they will snand the snmmer