Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1899-09-09

no box has been PROVIDED NOW, IN
i less this condition OF things IS grdaIly
/ improved upon, and that at Cnce, the
I department. win be asked to discon
1 tinue the rural free delivery service 1T
this place and bastCw it where it viii
be more appreciated. The carriers
have been instructed not TO deliver
mail at places unprovided with suit
able boxes.
Mr.. Drapeau who owns a bunch of
cattle which he is fattening on alfalfa
pastures south of town, was seriously
injured Wednesday morning. He was
engaged in moving the cattle from one
pasture to another when he was III
some way thrown from his horse and
knocked senseless. He was discovered
by some one passing along the raod
Dr. AIoeuT was summoned. This doctor
found that the injured man had suS-
tanned heavy blow on the head which
had produced concussion of the brain.
At long intervals he regains conscious
ness. but never for long enough for
him to tail how the accident happened.
News
MESA.
James Bark spent Wednesday night
in Mesa as the guest of w. B. Barbour.
Several travelling men were in Mesa
yesterday taking orders fer their
firms.
H i. Chandler was a business visi-
tor at Tempe yesterday and made som9
repairs on his electric light line.
Large consignments OF fruit ana
produce have been sent out this week
to various parts of the territory.
CIR. George Felton, was visitor at
the capital city yesterday.
Levi Brizzee is Spending several
days in Globe.
Edwin Page will &C to Phoenix to
day to enter the high school and will
attend during the coming winter.
MIR. and Mrs A P. Shewman are
spending several days in Phoenix at
tending the grand lodge Of I. o. G. T.
being held there.
The Florence stage went yesterday
to F'lonsnce. Several passengers were
aboard en- their way to Globe,
S. z. Muse and brother were up
from Mesa on Wednesday looking for
a suitable location. and they will prob
ably locate at Mesa.
James Bark and w. B. Barbour LETT
yesterday for the Bark and Creswel
cattle ranch, where they will spend
several weeks.
w. A Kimba1 and B. NJ johnson
left yesterday for Riverside where
they will NEST other PARTIES to con-
slider a proposition fOr building the
Globe road.
Clyde Stewart, Walter Wilbur and
Edwin Page went down to Tempe last
night to attend the ball given by the
Mill Avenue club.
The fine residence being built By
c. S. Stewart is fast nearing compile
I, - Of h. +of-+ n--i-
dences in Mesa.
This NJ. & P railroad will run the
regular Sunday excursion to Phoenix
tomorrow. The train will leave Mesa
at five o'clock Round trip seventy
five cents.
Mesa was visited yesterday morning
by pouring rain which lasted several
hours. The whole country was flooded
and a raise in the river was reported. !
The rain will insure fall corn and haY
crops.
The Ladies improvement club has
secured the services of a gardener to
take care Of the park during the en-
tire year. Shrubs and Towering plants |
will be put out
Mrs. C. S. Stewart has been en-
ployed to teach the primary Depart |
nent Of the Alma schools Mrs Stew /
art has taught this same school for |
several years and has given splendid |
c. VI. Frazier, ex-attorney general |
for the territory, was a business yisi-
tor at Mesa yesterday
The new school house was com |
pleted yesterday and the furniture and /
fixtures put in place The building IS
new in readiness for the opening Ct
school on Monday, the 18th. The |
building is handsome one and would |
DO credit to any city. The teachers
will hold meeting today at the new
at two o'clock. All of the
are requested to be present.