Arizona republican., 1899-05-28

 river to see Dave Pool, who is very sick and not expected to live
 Two cars Of wheat went out of hece yesterday.
 Mir and Hrs. Steele and MT. \. " Cosner went to Agua CaIiente springs few days ago.
 Dr. r. J. Hart Dr. Charles IT. Jones, Mrs. Curt ". Miller and Charles Viii Hams were visitors to Phoenix yes teraay.
 Laird J2 Dimes window is attracting considerable attention. IL contains Ia-ge collection of relics and curios '5-ought from the Philippines by Dr. Hart The collection is very instruct i've.
 Following is the programme Of the musicale to be given by the TerJpe Choral society next Wednesday night at the Congregational church. Adriis- sion vii be 50 cents and -ara musical trea. will be enjoyed by those who attend:
 Ca) Eveet.za7 (Hatton); Co9 let Is All Go EIaying' (Smart), Tempe
 Duet. "Ths Flight cf the Swallow (LIuecken), Mesdames Daggs aud
 Little Jack Homer" (Caldieott). Tempe Choral society.
 C0rnet solo. "Crysta. Beach" (L. r. B0os), AIr. George 2. GOlze.
 DueJ, Excelsior" (Balfe), Msssrs ,. |. and W. g. Johnston.
 (a) Spring Is Come" (b) Cradle Song" (c) Boat Song" CNeidEEgeD, Miss Nellie AGcNeil.
 Song, Rocked in the Cradle Of ths Deep" tKing), Mir c. P De2rsley.
 Te-, Tempe Choral society.
 Comet solo. Loves O.d Sweet Song" (MoiIoy), Mir. George 2. Golze.
 Song, selected. Mrs. ?. P. Daggs.
 Song. The Message" (BlumenthaI), ] AIr J. L. Johnston.
 (a) Sweet and Low" (Barnby), (b1 'tArion Waltz (VogeD, Tempe Choral society.
 J. Holdren, Judge Woy, A. C. Me Queen and wife, A. J. Chandler. 4. P. 1 Snowman and Miss Para KinlbaIl went | to Phoenix yesterday.
 AprCp0s of the building Of hotel | and mill at Tempo something might be | said Cf 9 canning factory at Mesa. The | shipping of fruit and vegetables was ! begun yesterday and Johnson Bros. are l filing large orders daily. Last year
  in Lesa and q large quantity of stuff l wss put up. Each year Mesa grows | more small produce, and that q can | nery would be able,tO secure material | there can be no doubt. i market could | be found n Arizona for all the goods | put LID. Such an institution W0HlG | save large quantities Of frUiC and gar den truck that gees to waste yearly | for the want Of facilities for keeping | them. he freight 0n tin is argued as | the cause Of 5ne failure of the c2nnery | ar Tempe. but it is far more reasonable | t9 believe that ; was the failure of 1 the Tempe country as q fruit and truck section that calze1 that pet en5e 31cse 10 go 10 the wall Tempe waited iclg time for some outsider to build | 3 hotel C-d when they could wait J longer the people of the place bHud it themselves. No outsider knows 50 well what Gesas possibilities are il the produce business as do the people , cf Mesa themselves. Perhaps some business man or rancher of Mesa will win the esteem of all Mesans by start us the project a-r0lling on the basis that the residents themselves build the plant.
 4irS Eeilamy and Miss PaytOn were n Mesa yesterday.
 Charles L. Hall of Goldfeld has seven men at work sinking the shaft Jn the MaumCtn mine. He will sink t 400 feet deeper
 The mill is going to have an addi- ion built on it.
 The Srin6town school house is to le enlarged.
 Wilbur started his header yesterday morning.
 Electrician Murphy came up from