Arizona republican., 1899-02-12
SOUTH SIDE.
TEMPE.


 Henry Fowler of Phoenix was in Tempe yesterday on business.
 Prof. and Mrs. Gully are spending the day at this place.
 A special train of fourteen cars of cattle was sent out from here today.
 Rev Tomlinson and family went to Phoenix this morning to attend the Illinois picnic.
 Invitations are out for the mas Querade ball to be given at this place Friday evening, Feb. IF. Prizes will be given to the best costumed lady and gentleman
 The regular weekly drill of company will take place tonight.
 About nine o'clock Friday night thieves entered the residence of A. A Walsworth on Seventh street and ran sacked every room in the house. Mrs Walsworths gold watch and several rings, some articles belonging to Mr. Walsworth, and a small sum of money belonging to Miss Chapman, who rooms in the house, were taken MT and Mrs. Walsworth had gone out for the evening and Miss Chapman had oc- casion to call at a neighbors for a few minutes and it was during her absence that the burglary was committed. A lamp had been left burning and on leaving the house Miss Chapman had locked the front door but neglected to secure the back door, and it was through this that the thieves gained entrance Nothing has been learned as to the identity of the thieves.
 Mrs. J. M. Swetnam and daughter came up on the train yesterday fore noon and spent the day with Mrs. Wat son Pickrell.
 The Priest road is now graveiei as far as W. s. Johnstone's place near the Double Butte school. These graveIed roads. it is estimated, increases the, value of the land five dollars per acre. Fisher Bailey and family have Joined Denver Holmsby and family at Corn vile near Jerome, where they will en- gage in ranching for the Jerome market
 John Havard was in. town yesterday closing the deal for the purchase of Eighty acres of land adjacent to the twenty he owns. The land is in al falfa. MT. Havard also purchased a half share of Tempe canal water.
 A. L. Post of Mesa drove through Tempe yesterday to Phoenix
 Frank M. Bain has been in Tempe the last few days visiting with Jas. McNeil MT. Bain is from Argyle, New York, and is a boyhood acuaintance of MT. McNeil's. They had not seen each other for more than thirty years.
 MESA.
 J. D. Lopee, W. J. LeBaron, T. E. Pomeroy and A. J. Chandler went to Phoenix yesterday.
 Dan Mahoney drove to Tempe yes- terday on business.
 E. M. Cole has moved to the Horn Brothers ranch two and half miles southeast of town
 o. c. Bullock was visitor to Tempe yesterday.
 Henry Rogers and w. Northcut of 1-ehi were in Mesa yesterday on busI- ness.
 Those registered at the AIhambra: Royal Stoner, Colorado Springs; Wm. Royend, Denver; MT. Heogh, Prescott; T. H. Powers, Tonto; A. E. Candelario, San Lorenzo, N. M.
 Phil Nets made flying trip to Phoe- nix yesterday.
 Malcom McLeash returned from Phoenix yesterday. MT. McLeash says everything is moving forward smooth ly at Goldfield. The Woodmen are initiating nine new members into their their camp. The school grounds present a very much improved appearance. The north-siders are doing their best to lobby a new school building on the grounds. w. A. Barton will improve the prop erty east of his lumber yard. The lot will be cleared and trees set out. Ill. the near future MT. Barton will erect a residence on the lot Chas. Wing has received. the first | shipment of FOlger & Cos baking pow der, teas and coffees ever received in Mesa. In the consignment is a barrel | of baking powder in all sizes, ranging | in price from 10 cents up.