Arizona republican., 1899-05-04
SOUTH SIDE.
TEMPE.

The Woodmen of the World met last night.
 The Choral society held it's regular meeting last night A goodly number was present.
 Mrs. E. F. Porter spent the day yesterday with Mrs M. G. Hill.
 A. J. and R. E. DRggs were over from Phoenix yesterday.
 William Goodwin and Mss May Austin were happily united in mar riage last night at the home of the brides parents. L. L. Rogers per. formed the ceremony. Only intimate friends and relatives were present.
 w. A. Parkhurst of San Francisco was in town yesterday.
 W. A. Bolton of the Central land office was in Phoenix yesterday
 Ivy Page and J. F. Hendrix returned from Sacaton yesterday and drove inn mediately to Phoenix
 Neils Peterson bought large herd of cattle yesterday.
 Alonzo Bellatny left for his range in Pinal yesterday
 Captain F. E. Pomeroy passed through from Mesa on his way to Phoenix yesterday.
 The impression prevails that the climate of the Salt River valley is hot. The Impression is entirely wrong. Tuesday night May 2nd. ice formed in several parts of the valley and alfalfa was bitten down with the cold. Al Miller found a thin forma. ton of ice on the water in his stock trough yesterday morning.
 Henry Schoshusen and Floyd Hol- saple went to Phoenix yesterday.
 I. B. Page. and J. F. Hendrix drove to Phoenix and J. 2. Perry rode his wheel to Phoenix yesterday.
 When c. F. Borrowdale took the agency for the Phoenix wheel it was thought to be a foolish move by the wheelmen of Tempe. Developments have proven to the contrary. The Phoenix, a beautiful wheel, has given splendid satisfaction as regards dura- bility and ease in running. Five sold already this year The Phoenix bids fair to become common ma chine In the Tempe country.
 MESA.
 C. R. Goodwin sold out his mall right from Florence to Globe yester- day to c. c. Hocket.
 The Mesa lumber company received car of lumber from the San Pedro lumber company yesterday.
 A. G. McGrew passed through this
 
 Pinal and Silver King
 V. H. Peck and E. P. Grindell were over yesterday looking at cattle. MT. Peck expects to buy q good rnauy eat tie this sp1ing.
 Dr. E. W. Wilbur was a visitor to Tempe yesterday.
 After long sickness Mayor Le- Barron is again able to be about.
 Judge flakes new house is rapidly nearing completion.
 The city council met Tuesday night but on account of not having quorum they adjourned to meet again last night.
 The Globe stage left last night heavily loaded with freight and pas sengcrs via Riverside
 Deputy Sheriff Moore was in town yesterday
 D. A. Johnsons boy is very sick
 Callie Morse left with several strangers for the mines at Goldfield yesterday.
 The Peterson & BrunCage building is undergoing repairs.
 Mrs. w. A. Hill who has been at her mothers since Friday is very sick.
 Miss Bertha Wilson returned from Globe last right. On the trip she met with a most serious accident. When about half days ride this side of Globe coming down steep grade, one of the brake blocks of the stagu dropped out and the horses, unable to hold back the vehicle, went down the hill at a furious pace. Before the bottom was reached the the king holt broke, the front wheels ran out from under and the body of the stage fell down into the road. The six or eight passengers who were in the stage were thrown out and Miss Will sons left leg was broken below the knee. A male passenger had one of his shoulders broken No medical aid was to be obtained near the scene of the accident, so the passengers, in. cluding the injured ones, were placed in the stage and the journey was re- stunned. lip 10 the time of reaching her fathers house last Eight Miss Wilson's wound had had no care and she was suffering greatly. Dr Moeur was called in and has charge of the case. William Newell and Frank Pomeroy went to Phoenix yesterday.
 W. s. Dorman went to Phoenix yes terday after well digger MT Dor man has not been able to get sufficient | water for his steam propeller pump at a depth of seventy-five feet. He will | sink five feet more and if that does not develop enough water he will i drift for it. MT. Dorman was not able | to secure the right kind of man for this kind of work, so a profes- | sional miner will do the tinbering | and drifting. If there ls any water | under the Dorman ranch jt will be l brought to the surface. i
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 By the House.
 It is likely that the Reed rules will | go out of congress with Reed. A, | change of the rules of the house was what the discontented among the rep