Arizona republican., 1899-04-15
SOUTH SIDE.
TEMPE

i FIN1I IL
IT. E. Pomeroy returned yesterday
from Tucson.
Tom Hagan of California has leased
to Woolf Sacks his ranches under the
Tempe canal.
Lee Gray spent the night at Tempe
Thursday
Jim Sturgeon will ship a carload OF
cattle to San Barnadino tonight.
The plate glass for the Odd Fellows
building arrived this morning.
Jim Sturgeon received 100 head of
cattle yesterday from his range in
the Pinals.
The Tempe school trustees will hold
a meeting on the 25th day of April for
the purpose of electing their teachers
for the ensuing year.
A. B. Tomlinson of the Central Land
Office returned from Scottsdale. where
he had been attending to business.
A Southern Pacific special carrying
officials of that company passed
through here yesterday on their way
to Phoenix.
Mr.. Ellingson was the recipient of
"a Buckeye moving machine yesterday.
Mons Ellingson and Theo L. Shultz
drove to Phoenix yesterday.
Louis Melczer was in Tempe yester-
day for the purpose of interesting the
Tempe school in a picnic to be given
May l. The picnic promoters contem-
plate the union of the Phoenix, Tempe
and Mesa schools in one grand day
outdoors at Mesa.
The Tempe Mesa Produce company
has placed its new combination
churn and butter worker The machine
has a capacity of 1000 pounds. The
condenser for the refrigerating plant
is also placed on it's foundation. A new
milk testing machine has been added
to the plant and gives splendid salts
faction A new butter mCulder of 24S
two-pound molds will arrive soon.
At the Mesa plant john BiddlecOme
has finished laying the cement floors,
which makes the building ready for
occupancy. The company is preparing
to handle more milk this season than
amy season in its history
J. e Sturgeon returned Thursday
from Mineral creek, where he closed
out his cattle interests. Mr.. Sturgeon
will cCnfine himself to raising cattle in
the valley. He has 1 POO acres of al
falfa and will give his attention to fine
stock
Dr. Scroggs has finally established
himself in his new offices in the old
Armstrong house. The offices are a
delight to step into and the arrange
ment and dralpings are such as to put
one at ease the moment he enters.
MESA.
DR.. G. w. vickers of Phoenix spent
the day in the Mesa bank on official
business.
The Mesa race track is being pre-
pared for fast races on the LIST day of
may.
B. Noble of Lehi spent the day in
Mesa. Mr. Noble says that the black
1frds are eating the barley so rapidly
that a crop of grain will be an I'M
known thing in that vicinity.
Mr. Winchester was stricken with |
paralysis yesterday.
Abel & Wilbur received car Of
barbeu wire from California yesterday. !
William Abel left last night for /
Casa Grande where he will be Joined |
by Dr. Wilbur on Tuesday From this |
place they will proceed to Florence and |
other points on business.
Thomas Jones and son of Lehi spent |
the day in Mesa yesterday.
Those registered at the Alhambra |
are: Charles Alexander. B. f. Brown, !
William Longmore and E. P. Grover. |
Those registered at the Kimball !
house are: G. w. Vickers, A. A. Whit |
ney, Peter FOgiel, William S'idon, Bert |
Lee Jim Goodin, William Wakelin and |
Tom Riggs.
Bishop T. E. Jones was in Mesa
from Lehi yesterday. The bishop says |
the crops in Lehi will be all right this |
year judging from present indications. |
The little twins of Mr. and Mrs. |
Rhoden, who live at Bishop Horns |
home, died this week. The little boy |
died Wednesday and the girl Thursday. |
The funeral took place yesterday.
Barnett & Winger this week opened |
mp lot of summer hats. The hats
were OF such quality and style that |
they went at the rate of a dozen a day |
the first three days.
w. c. Norton drove to Phoenix yes
terday on business.
J. Al Kurtz and Will PCmeroy were !
incCmers on the morning train yester- |
day.
Louis Melczer and Mr.. Blacksdale, |
members of the citizens committee, and !
B. A Fickas for the Phoenix schools, |
were in Mesa arranging for a big |
picnic of school children May l. 1t is
proposed to unite the Phoenix, Tempe