Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1899-07-31
SOUTH SIDE.
TEMPE.

NJ. f. Curry returned yesterday after
a two weeks s0j0urn in Denver.
J. Z. Sturgeon VIII leave in Il few
days for the coast.
There Was a big rise in the river
Sal. urday night. About midnight there
wsre over $4,000 miners inches Of
water coming down ana $1,000 or 20
goo inches was going under the bridge.
Yesterday at . O'Clock there was TO-
900 inches and was remaining steady
at that volume
Clyde Stewart was pleasant wish
tor at Phoenix yesterday afternoon.
Miss Clara Miller was a passenger
on the excursion to Phoenix y4ster>
day.
Harry Thompson and Briggs Good
rich spent hast evening at Phoenix.
Mr.. Rudy of Mesa was in town for
few minutes yesterday.
StelZriede was first maa in yester-
days bicycle race down Mill avenue,
for he left his man piled ND in the
middle of the street.
A great number of Tempeans and
Mesaites went to Phoenix on the eX-
cursion yesterday.
There were more people On the
stneeis yesterday afternoon than has
been for months. and they all knew
where 10 go to get the best ice cream
and melons. at the Breeze.
When you want first-clasS order
meal OF. short order call in and see
Slaughter & Noble at Henry's Place.
the coolest and cleanest restaurant in
town.
The brick work on KingsbUry's store
between the new hotel and the read
ing room is no in progress. When this
building is finished and the new hotel
competed Tempe will have another
full block of brick buildings. Tempe
is coming to the front ard this winter
will see a prosperous time.
MESA.
Or. and Mrs. Williams spent yester-
day in Mesa as the guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. ) E. Drane.
Bert Gogan of Phoenix spent yester-
day in Mesa and was a ge1est at the
IIirnban house.
Charles Barnett whe 4 ene of the
deputies in tie recorders office, spent
yesterday in Mesa.
Dan Aia,honey left on Saturday for
the NORTHERN part of the territory to
look after his sheep interests.
Mrs. William PaS=ey returned on
Friday from san Diego on account OF
4ene Illness of her son Joseph.
The Trippel almond orchard will
yield twenty-five tons from thiry-five
:,c-,o~ The product will bring twelve
cents per pound.
IA number of the local cattleInen VIII
go TO Payson to look after their cattle
interests and to be in attendance NJ
the races to be held at that place.
Mr.. Henderson of Salt Lake City
VIII accept a position in the Alma
school during the coming school term.
The Mesa Hay & Grain company'S
ira c1tion engine has been brought III
for repairs.
". \. KimbaH returned from Gold |
field on Thursday and reports heavy
damage done TO the Searles property
by the recent heavy. wind storm.
The Mesa brass band gave their
f, It outdoor concert on Saturday |
mi elt. and rendered the following pro |
n7-an1lr,e: March s'Belle of the Sea /
son" II. W. Bratton); waltz. Popular
Sorgs." u. f. GleeGl); Quickstep. High |
Five Loves Old Sweet Song" med |
civ of popular songs. q. w. ChTit'o- /
vav): Rag Time March. Captain OF
the COontown Guards. ID REED. Jr-l
\ large and appreciative audience was
in. attendance and thoroughly enjoyed |
fbe musical treat The band will con
finn1e the concerts on every Friday
evening.
The river rose to the food point yes
+erdav and full heads We're turned in
MI Of the canals TT is expected that
ali of the cultivated land under the
Highland and East Branch will be IT.
ri gated This viii insure an abundance
of feed for the stock cattle on. the al
faifa fields under these cauals-
Those who were passengers on mo
excursion to Phoenix YESTERDAY Werei
NTesSrs KfmbaH, Holden. Wingdr.
Brack. Peterson and DeWaid; misses
Foy and Grace Newell; Mrs Nn \:
Kimball Mrs. Francen Robson.