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

George F OYkeS was uOWu rom Mesa yesterday.
 B. F. McFall was over from Phoenix yesterday
 Hon. J. T. Priest spent the day at Phoenix yesterday.
 Mrs J. J. HodDett spent the day at Phoenix yesterday.
 w. J. LeBaron eff Mesa was a pas senger to Phoenix on yesterday after DoOn's train.
 Eli Stauffer of Glendale spent Tues day night with his brother Charlie at this place.
 MT. Merriman, a Phoenix carpenter. was a visitor at Tempe yesterday.
 A car of cattle for Jerome and 9 car Of hay for Prescott were shipped out yesterday afternoon. A. J. Peters shipped the hay.
 The low places on Fifth street are being filled in and today the hauling of gravel will be commenced.
 Harly Hall, formerly of this place, passed through here on yesterday mornings train from the south.
 Peter Rice, who has purchased twenty acres of the Compton place, intends to at once begin the erection Of a comfortable dwelling thereon.
 Samuel Cohen of San Antonio, Tex, came in on yesterday mornings train. He is a brother of our townsman, B. Cohen It is understood he intends to locate at this place.
 Two more persons were initiated into the Good Templars' lodge Satur- day night. The climax to good pro- gramme was Q paper, The Tempe Templar," by the editors, Mary Win gar and Ina Listenbarger.
 Henry Frisch has established the finest ToSta I1r9 90t in IJie somely equipped private rooms are models of the art of decorating the in terior. The oyster dishes served on his table are appetizers.
 When Eighth and Fifth streets are graveled there will be a handsome stretch of bicycle road in Tempe This stretch with that on Mill avenue will assure good bicycle roads the year around and riders of the Crimson Rim will never be at loss for pastime
 Leonard Nets and Art Miller of Mesa were in Tempe Tuesday on business.
 The Tempe Social club will give a dance in the armory hall tomorrow night This social club is proving a great success.
 The depot at Tempe is being en- larged. Business has reached such a volume that the present accommoda- tions are inadequate. The new bag gage room in the course of construc- tion will give the premises more i'm portant appearance.
 MESA.
 G. w Ward cf Jerome is in town on business.
 E. c. Woodmansee was in town yes terday.
 Mrs. Bert Baker has returned from CtoI ing friends for several months. Mrs Baker will make her home in Mesa with her sister, Mrs. Harry Bradshaw
 J. Montgomery & Son have a fine lot of young beets with tops just right for greens. Their young onions and turnips are hard to beat
 Jack R. Spain and Nita Smith were united in marriage by the Rev c. J. Banks Tuesday afternoon at ? o'clock at the home of the brides parents. A number of Mr. Spain's friends from Buckeye, where the couple will make their home, and friends of both from Mesa, were present.
 The preliminary examination of Gar field Farrell was held yesterday morning at II o'clock before Justice J. E. Pomeroy. The evidence offered by the prosecution failed to prove that he was an accomplice of Dugan. Far rell would not testify under oath in his own behalf, but simply stated that he had nc part in the trouble. Justice PomerOy bound him over to appear be- fore the grand jury which sits in May. His bond was fixed at $100 but he was unable to secure a bondsman As Justice Pomeroy did not think he ought to be incarcerated while wait ing for the grand jury to sit, he re- leased him on his own rpcOpnizaDco Farrell is only IS years of age. and seems to have taken what part he did ill the matter more through thought 1essneSs than through viciOusness. When asked about his action, he stated that he had just asked one of the men at the camp for a drink of wSter when Dugan and Wilson began shooting. He said he was afraid Nelson and his friends would shoot him because he T2s with Dugan in the first place; therefore he rode away with him His explanation of his flight from Officers Moore and Slankard is that he mistOOIz them for NelsOn'S friends. and after he had ran some distance he discovered his mistake, but was too badly fright ened to go back. He rode on. trying to think of some way to give himself mp peaceably. That night he saw what he mistoOk for a sheep camp, and rode up to it, intending to give himself up to the herders, but found the officers | with Dugan instead, so he gave up on the spot
 Those registered at the Alhambra are: Joe Rhoden, Lufkin, Tex; John 1 Sprague, Junction, Utah; J. P Dob | son, Phoenix; W. B. Brizzee, Fred | Passey, Mesa. Those registered at the Kimball