Arizona republican., 1899-02-08
THE BICYCLE STORE,
 TEMPE, ARIZONA.
SOUTH SIDE.
TEMPE.

TEMPE.
 Miss Lillian Murray and Curt W. Miller went to Phoenix yesterday,
 Mrs. E. B. Gage returned to Phoenix yesterday after q short visit with Mrs. George N. Gage of Tempe.
 Mrs. Broadbrook, manager of the CrittentOn home at Phoenix, spent yes terday in Tempe.
 A. J. Peters shipped four cars of hay last night.
 A car of cattle went to Prescott yes terday afternoon.
 Porter Fleming, district attorney or Gila county, passed through here yes terday morning on his way to Phoenix.
 There is a movement under way to organize a Ralston class at this place.
 T. H. Houpt, a postofIice inspector. paid Tempe a visit yesterday. He is a very genial gentleman and expressed himself as well pleased with the way cur postal matters are being conducted.
 Charles N Taylor has sold forty acres of land three miles east of town to MT. H. Gray of Phoenix. The sale was made through W. A. Bolton $ agency. MT. Gray will immediately build a nice home and move onto the place. He expects to plant a portion of the land to oranges.
 G0OIS6 OCuOInlCh u li6od 4G1l AIUu- day night for California with ship ment of cattle.
 The Good Templars Saturday night initiated two more candidates. and in stalled the following officers: c. T., Stella D. Chapman; V. T., L0ttie ]. Mullen; secretary, Nora Brewer: A. S., Milton Meyer; F. &, Oscar Mullen treasurer, Bessie HOugh; marshall Frank HOugh; D. M., Mary Mullen; P. c. T., J. w Mclean; chaplain. Ina Listenbarger; guard Isabella Fogal; sentinel, Webb Griffin.
 MESA.
 Dr. Chandler, T. F. Pomeroy, Mrs. Molly Rogers and Hon. c. R. flakes went to Phoenix yesterday.
 Charles Peters0n's baler is in Mesa for repairs. The machine was eating hay on the old Mullen ranch when it broke down.
 John Nelson of the Vel1ol mine is in Mesa. The Vekol is working a large force of men. MT. Nelson says Q new mine called the Ward, six miles from the Vekol, will have a force of men working on it shortly.
 Those registered at the AlhambTa are: c. IF. Board, Mesa; J. T. Patton, Globe; w. F. McNeil, Globe; s. B. ClaypOO1, GIOD9.
 Those registered at the Kimbalr house are: T. GeIbert, George How ard, Phoenix; D. Strah1, Mesa; w A. Jackson, Los Angeles; s. w. J. Bowen, c. T. Hawley, Ella Steel, Dr. J. E. Drane, o. HoIdren, Mesa; W. K. Por~ ter, Phoenix; Alexander Robinson, Louisville; w. J. Guthrie, San Fran cisco; Dr. William Dufield, G. F. Lampey, F. F. Nelson, George Gam and wife, Mrs. S. M Harris, c. M. Name, E. w. Gillette, NJ. Perry, Frank A. Chase, Phoenix; L. c. Wag- ner, Goldfeld: Dr. w. G. DeVore and wife, Tempe; H. c. Storey, Prescott; H. B. NOrden, Denver; E. E. Hadley, John Boyle, Sacaton; J. s. Duey, Globe; M. s. Tichner, San Francisco; F. G. Mauk. White Hills.
 Grover & Nelson expect to shear in the neighbOrhOOd of 500 bales of wool this year. The shearing will be fiD- ished in ten days.
 Mrs. J. M. Lewis is building a small addition to her house two and a half miles east of town.
 The grounds belonging to the Mesa school district and located on the north side of town are being cleared, IeYeled and planted to trees. The north side people are working hard to have an Otnef ScnOOl DulIt on tnlS plat instead of enlarging the old building.
 Company E, N. G. A., will give a grand ball on the 22d of this month. The members arc working faithfully and will stop at nothing short of guaranteeing a magnificent event.
 w. J. Birchell is still stubbing around town. MT. Birchell says he will go into business again if he can col lect his old bills and swears by his reputation that he will live and die in Mesa before he will let one debtor escape him. If any merchant has any bad bills on his hands he would dc will to place Mir. Birchell on his pay rolI.
 Mrs William Passey is improving.
 The mountains to the north and east of Mesa present a beautiful appearance at present. The Four Peaks for the third time this winter are covered with snow, this time with heavy covering that permits of no black juttings of stone in the white
 The stockholders of the Zenos Coop. store have had meeting One change was made in the directors. w F Allen was elected to succeed his brother, C. s. Allen. The new direct crate has elected Warren Shrine pres ident Of the company to succeed W. | J. LeBaron. The management has not yet been chosen