Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1899-08-14
SOUTH SIDE.
TEMPE.


Phoenix.
Dr. Moeur was a business visitor at
Mesa yesterday.
z. \. Harris was i visitor at Phoenix
yesterday.
j. T. Hendrix returned Friday from
an extended business trip among the
mining camps in the northern part of
the territory.
Airs J. Webster Johnson Yesterday
returned from Il pleasure "trip to the
mountains She visited the Grand
canyon, Montezuma's Wen. Natural
Bridge and other places of interest III
the northern part of the territory.
>'The Breeze" is the place where You
are treated right, and the place where
ice cream and ice cold soda are sold
also candies. fresh fruit and water
melons on ice.
Tempe added five more soldiers 10
her roll Of honor Saturday. Who VIII
serve in the Thirty-fourth infantry.
Or Duffield and Clerk Price drove
over from Phoenix and nat Lieutenant
Luna who came in from Tucson on the
morning train. The recruiting office
was opened in the Daggs building
and nine rpen We're examined OF
this number five passed and We're
sworn in Immediately. They were: /
J. f. Bannister. Harry WH1ions. |
Alex Barr Fred Nor:hup and Joe
FrewIey The recruits ulrtler charge
of George Price left on the o'clock /
train for Phoenix and went or to Fort
Logan Saturday night.
Lieutenant Luna has been directed I
ny the commanding officer of the
Thirty-fourfh infantry to deny Off |
t.iallv the runlor that the regiment viii
moi see service in the Philippines. for
he has positive assurance that the reg
inent will see active service before
winter. Tempe can now say She has
sent more men to the army than any
other town in Arizona. according TO I
the population. Four per cent of the /
male population have enlisted under I
the different calls. all Of whom have ,
proved to be true soldiers and the PEG
pie of Tempe are proud Of her soldier |
boys although they occupy the humh .
lest place in the ranks of the Ameri- /
can army.
MESA.
George Mauk of the N. s: P railroad
sent yesterday in Mesa visiting some
very dear friends
Deputy Sheriff Billy Moore is spend
ing several days in Mesa visiting his
family.
Charles Bennett of the recorders
office, and family spent Yesterday in
Mesa visiting relatives and friends.
4. p. Shewman. editor and proprie-
tor Of the Mesa Free Press, returned
from an extended "trip in the east yes
tertlay.
The band concert on Saturday was
a very enjoyable affair and largely al
tended by tie citizens of Mesa ard
surrounding country. All appreciate
and applaud h effort of the band boys
10 make their Saturday night concert
a success.
Harry Lowry and George Wilbur
drove over from Tempe Saturday
night.
Prof. Oman and Mr. Mcneil were
social visitors at Tempe Friday night
DR.. }. E Drane will leave on Wed
nesd4ly for Chicago 10 take post
graduate course in medicine
The arrangements for the entertain
menf to be given by The Mesa brass
band have all been made. The affair
will be given in the Coop hall on Fri
day night August 18th. large
humber of young people from Tempe
ana Phoenix are expected. and a gen
eral good time may b. anticipated
Tickets arc on sale Mt Barnett'S drug
store.
\ large crowd of Mesd's young peo
pie were patrons of the Sunday eXcur-
sion to Pho nix yesterday. All re
port y happy time a. the capital city.
!. e. Drane drove over to Tempe on
Saturday, OF business.
Tile popularity Of the Alhambra din
ing rooms Is eXemplified by their con
slant rush Of business.
Leonard Mets Will ship carload of
hogs to Globe III q few days.
Mrs J. f. BETTER returned from Los
Angeles yesterday Mrs. Better left
for California several weeks ago i'll
very poor health. but Is Tow very much
Improved.
Prof. J. d. LoDer while east pur-
chased large and choice selection Of
books for the NJ sa city school library.
Great care was taken in the selection
and all Of Tho grades are supplied with
up-to-date hooks in the library and
those which are Wei adapted AID heif-
FIJI and Instructive to the various ages
of the children. With those thar
have beer, purchased and those that
are to be purcha> d the library will
contain several hundred volumes.
DEPUTY Sheriff Billy Moore returned
recentIy from Tonic Basin Mr.. Moore
gives a very interesting account %
lis journey which WAS made in the
search of Murderer Daniels. After
leaving Mesa early in the morning Mr. ]
Moore rode almost day and nighl IN {
reach the Daniels ranch as soon as
possible. and perhaps to find him
there. Finding 10 trace Of him at
his home the intrepid sheriff learned Of
a possible hiding place N remote can !
yon several miles beyond. Upon IN
irving there Mr.. Moore climbed ,
mountain cliff overlooking The valley
or canyon AMI remained there all day. =,
the little tent that had ben
discovered. pitched i'll the thicket- by i
means of his field glasses Not seq
ing anyone come out of the tent dur