Arizona republican., 1899-01-17
SOUTH SIDE.
Mise Ruby Tucker is quite sick.
TEMPE.

Miss Ruby Tucker is quite SICK.
 G. R. Finch was a business visitor at Phoenix yesterday afternoon.
 E. L. Arthur drove over to Phoenix yesterday forenoon.
 P. B. McCabe came over from Phoe- nix yesterday morning
 Last night there were shipped out from this place five carloads of cattle and three cars of hay. A. J. Peters shipped the hay.
 Mrs. Mel Greenleaf of Yuma is here on a visit 10 her daughters, who are attending the normal.
 H. R. Patrick was or the south side yesterday doing some work on the southern branch Of the Tempe canal. This branch will be enlarged to a ca pacity of 10000 inches and work be- gan on section 1 yesterday morning.
 There are 35,000 miners inches ot water in the river.
 w. D. Censor has purchased the / grocery business of William Goodwin and is now in charge. MT Censor IS well known in Tempe and it is thoughe he will succeed. William Goodwin has gone to Phoenix, where he will engage in the gasoline and kerosene business.
 The heavy iron for the Odd Fellows building arrived yesterday and the work will be pushed ahead as rapidly as possible from now on.
 Major w. E. Mullen was in Phoenix yesterday investigating the trouble be- tween Captain Omstead and members of B company of that city.
 Twelve Syracuse pacer bicycles were received al the Bicycle Store yester- day morning. No bicycle has been >-S<ought to this valley that has given euSal satisfaction with these wheels. rrbere>-are more Crimson Rims in use in this vicinity than all other makes put together. Every one who rides the Syracuse says it is the best wheel made A shipment of sweaters has just been received at the Bicycle Saore. This concern is constantly extending and enlarging it's business in man ner that is pleasing to all south siders.
 MT J. Frank Fouche will give a dra- matic recital at the Baptist church next Friday night for the benefit of the public school library. Every one should make a special effort to attend this entertainment both on account of its merit and because of it's worthy object. The public school library is something which all should be inter ested in and this is a splendid OppOr- tunity to help along a good cause. Tickets can. be had from the school children, who will call on you.
 pr. McNaughton and son James drove down to Phoenix yesterday af- ternoon.
 J. w. Mclean returned from Phoe- nix yesterday morning after a stay over Sunday. MT. Mclean is building the rain gutters for the roof Of G. R. F'inch's house.
 MESA.
 A large number of Mesans went to Phoenix yesterday to be present at the opening of the legislature.
 Messrs. Turner and Simmons, drum mers from Phoenix, were on the south side yesterday.
 Conductor w. K. Porter Of the Mesa train is sick. Yesterday EXpressmaD Strahl took charge of the train.
 B. r. Porter came up to Mesa yes terday.
 Talma Pomeroy was twice visitor to Phoenix yesterday.
 Rev. c. J. Banks went to Phoenix on the afternoon train yesterday. Rev. MT. Banks is endeavoring to get Dwight L. Moody to come to Mesa for an evening or two.
 c. J. Hall, w. A. Kimball, accompa- nied by A. P. Snowman, went to Gold field yesterday morning. They took three wagon loads Of material and five men with them and will proceed at once to put up cyanide plant.
 Barnett G WingeE have placed an- other row of counters in their store and loaded them down with suits A consignment of shirts was received last week and a $500 order of shelves | are expected any day this week
 An Indian couple were in Mesa yes | terday with a pair of baby twins, | which caused considerable interest.
 Saturday morning Miss Emma | Brady, daughter of F. M. Brady, came | near losing her life. Her little brother | was cleaning his gun, which was disl | charged. The bullet passed through | both hips and very near an artery | Dr. Brack reported the patient cut Of | danger yesterday.
 Those registered at the KimbaIl are; F o. Potter, San Francisco; H. c. | Carzon, San Francisco; MT. and Mrs. | w. H. Graves, Washington, D. C.; | MT. and Mrs. Palmer, Sacaton; George o. Wentworth, Chicago; R. R. SeIig, | San Francisco; H, B. St Claire, PhCe- | nix; Malcolm Me11eish, Denver; l. A. Friend. Prescott; s. M. Gilbert, Mari copa; w. H. StiIwell. Phoenix.