Arizona republican., 1899-06-22

the gun to go hunting and when they returned left load in one barrel. Little Ralph playfully took up the gun and was pointing it at his playmates when the loaded barrel was dis charged. the shot taking effect in the lower part of the leg. splintering the bone The leg will probably be am putated Dr. Jones, the attending physician. reports the patient as doing as well as possible.
 A. T. Peters is doing a rushing busi- ness in the hay and grain departme MT Peters has forty teams hau Gng grain from the harvesters to his large warehouses. where i is being stored. He estimates that he will handle about 1000 GOO pounds of wheat and 2,O00,- GOO of barley The barley roller Will be in operation soon. It has ca pacity of S5,000i pounds daily Mf Peters will continue to make ship ments of hay and grain during the entire season.
 The new 6oO-gallon street sprinkler purchased by the Tempe Strest Sprinkling association arrived last night. It was hauled up from Phoenix by Master Moore. The sprinkler is brilliant affair and vii reflect the
  The streets of Tempe hereafter w.ll be models for other cities to pattern after.
 MESA
 c. R. flakes. George Shornick and MT Phillips wer passengers on the 2 o'clock train to Phoenix yesterday.
 Messrs Charles Whi.low and Will Alexander are over from Florence.
 
 George Schornick has wagered that there will be 5000 miners inches of water in the Mesa canal inside of ten days. There are 800 inches at present
 Born. to the wife of William John- son. twins Mother and babies do.ng we'll The twins are q boy and gil and will be called Dewey and Dewella.
 Mrs Bettler is seriously ill.
 Leonard Nets will leave for Globe on Friday.
 Messrs Frank T. Pomeroy and George Johnson of Mesa are establish ing the University Travelling library in Florence.
 A. L. Cuber is doing some repair work on his warehouses.
 Buddie Gilbert and family drove over to Phoenix yesterday.
 Tuesday and Wednesday have been eventful days on the south side-two an accidental shooting, a de- structive fire and the narrow escape of William McBrier. who was working iD 8 well and was struck on the head by a large rock falling from above. Mr. McBrier was unconscious for some time, but was not seriously hurt.
 A. J. handler drove to Tempe yes terday.
 The first story of the new school house is rapidly nearing completion.
 A large delegation Of the Mesa lodge i of l. o. c. F. attended the funeral Of E. G. FIankenberg yesterday.
 The Anderson Bros grocery is one of the most popular in town.
 The many friends of Mrs. E. ". Wilbur are pleased to learn Of her 
 John Rarkley returned from Tucson on Monday.
 David Kleinnan's wife presented him with fine pair of boys on Mon | day Mother and sons are doing | nicely,
 The Misses M2eser, who lately came from Salt. Lake City, are making thelr l hcme with MT. and Mrs George Me ! Donald. These young ladies are fin- | ished musiciaEs and are organ izing i classes in vocal and instrumental ! muse III MtSd anu sAN41itS The residence of H. Simkins of Lehl | was burned to the ground on Tuesday afternoon A portion of the house | hold goods were saved, but the build | ing and furniture wore an entire loss. | This is the second time that MT. Sim kins has had his hCiae burned with. T | the last four years. The cause of the | last fire is not kno VII. The property [ was not insured.
 Several traveling men went out on the Florence stage yesterday.
 w. A. KimbaT returned from Gold | field yesterday It is said that MT. Kimball ha valuable property and | that it may perhaps be the mother | ledge of the entire Goldf cid group, as the ledge seems to widen with the in | creased depth.
 The firm of Passey & Nets has lately | received a consi gnment of furniture. i Their store has a stIictiy Ur-tO-date | appearance
 A TIMELY DISCOVERY.
 The late discovery of the elixir Of l.