Arizona republican., 1899-02-03
SOUTH SIDE.
TEMPE.


 TEMPE.
 M E. Curry and Will McNeil re- turned from Los Angeles on yesterday mornings train MT. Curry reports considerable dust in California.
 H. L. Chandler is wiring the Arizona Mercantile company's store
 Messrs. Hitchcock and Gardner, cat tie buyers from San Bernardino, are in Tempe
 The Tempe postofffce received the most gratifying information yesterday that the wages of the carriers on the rural delivery have been increased S1O0 year.
 The postoffice will close today on ac- count of ArbOr Day.
 The senior class of the normal has chosen the paloverde as it's class tree and will plant a specimen of it today. Due ceremonies will be observed and the president of the class will deliver a short address.
 It is the comment of the town that the butte is greener than it has been in years.
 w. Busby, engineer at the creamery, returned Wednesday after a visit of several weeks at his home in Iowa.
 Mrs. G. w Vickers and lady friend Of Phoenix paid Tempe a visit yester- day.
 W. J. Kingsbury. E. B. Goodwin, Miss Bertha Richards, C. c. Rogers, Col. Sellers and P. B. McCabe were pas sengers on the train to Phoenix yes terday afternoon.
 MT. Gam, deputy organizer of the southwest for the Woodmen of the World, went down to Phoenix yester- day on business
 The Woodman supper and initia- tion of new members which was to have taken place Wednesday night was postponed until next Wednesday. On that evening the Woodmen will turn out in force, and to enjoy the supper will be accompanied by their wives, mothers and sweethearts.
 Henry Frisch will give a grand opening next Saturday night at his new stand, which he has christened 'Henrys Palace" He will serve fine free lunch in his newly furnished dining parIors and entertain his friends with music by an orchestra
 There are 195 pupils enrolled at the public school and seventy grammar pupils enrolled at the practice school of the normal. The total enrolment of the Tempe district is 265.
 J. A. Armenia has laid in a new and fresh stock of canned goods. There fifty-twO cases in the consignment and it consisted of canned meats and fruits and bottled pickles, jams, preserves, oils and olives Since the first of the month MT. Armenia has taken orders for three tailor made suits What this young business man is doing in the suiting business is a caution.
 The third story of the Odd Fellows building is rising toward the heavens. Samuel Moore was compelled to lay fOTPP n of daxr on account of the rain.
 Tempe boasts of regularly ap- pointed tin shop. If any one should have the blues they should call on J. w. Mclean and watch him fashion tin as deftly as though it were paper and listen to what he says while he does it. w. A. Bolton sold "Wednesday, bunch of cows to Valentine Cant There are in the neighborhood of 200 $5,OOO. There is likely to be a base ball game, next Sunday between the De- Mund team and the Tempe team on the Tempe grounds. If the game takes place the local team will give the wis itors all the practice it is capable of giving
 MESA.
 
 Phoenix yesterday Lee Brizzee visited Phoenix yester- day
 Senor Navarro was in Mesa yetser- day Bishop T. E. Jones of Lehi went to Phoenix yesterday Mr Jones thinks it is likely there will be a close vote in the board of school trustees of Lehi and that of the Rorig district on the proposition of adding part of the Rorig district to the Lehi district. A petition has been circulated and se- cured fair list of names in support of the change. That part which is to be added to the Lehi district is known as the Wallace neighborhood and this community is unanimous in favor of the change, as it is much nearer the Dehi school than the Rorig school. It is again worthy of comment that Lehf is not satisfied. It has been said that lpeCple have ridden through the village and not know it because there was Nothing t6 attract their attention Per IDS people have done such a thing, t they had not the right kind of eyes, r. there is always something going
 in Lehi. William Houston and Doc Rogers l 1t yesterday for the Yaqui river gold ids. These men were in that coun- |y a year ago and located a few quartz aims
 The infant son of c. B. Lewis died esterday morning and was buried at o'clock in the afternoon. The cause of death was pneumonia The Woodmen initiated some new Enem bers into their lodge last light. A special train came up fro1Rh Phoenix l