Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1899-11-22
SOUTH SIDE.
TEMPE.

]. L. Powell shipped two more cars
day.
j. NJ. Brooks will leave today with
load of freight for the Ray mines.
He will freight on the road between
Tempe and the Ray mines all winter.
Attorney W. ]. Kingsbury was d
professional visitor in Phoenix yester-
day.
There will be a special business meet
ing of the members of the sDrinkIing
association in the Kingsbury hall,
Thursday, November %.
A. ]. Peters shipped two cars of hay
out of Tempe last night.
Broadway & Moeur are putting in
large glass frames back of their show
windows in preparation to receive their
large cOnsignments of Christmas goods
and toys that they are expecting in
few days.
Theo Dickinson yesterday received
two large boxes of apples from Dr.
Hart at Oak Creek. The apples are
perfect specimens of beauty and could
not be excelled by the best apples ever
grown in Missouri.
Glen Edwards, who has been run
ming Roy Hills bicycle store in Mesa.
has accepted the position of wheel doc
tor in the Tempe shop. and Ed Carr
will tend to the i'll and winded wheels
at Mesa.
The Tempe-Mesa Produce company
are paying the top prices for eggs.
poultry and all kinds of farm produce.
They solicit your patronage. Their i'm
mense trade testifies to the style in
which they do business.
c. c. Stewart purchased sixty-six
head of calves from Lon Harmon this
week.
Henry Reynolds came over from
Phoenix yesterday and will live in
Tempe this winter. He is one of those
Crimson Rims"
Look out for meat of bloated cattle
and diseased meats Several reports
quite reliable-have been afoat that
some meat from bloated cattle has
been peddled by men not in the butcher
business lately. 1t is also known that
diseased meat has been sold by the
same class of meat peddlers who. dur
ing the winter, when meat can be
kept peddle ii around to their neigh
bors. Now ii seems no more than
reasonable that all meat sold like this
should be inspected. as we'll as the
meat sold in butcher shops. but as 1t
is, meat unwholesome. fit only for days.
is being sold by local peddlers. that is
never thought of being inspected. A
stringent inspection of all meat sold
should absolutely be enforced and thus
protect the people of meat sold by
some of these winter peddIers. which
is deceased and should not be bought
nv rlr ~,
warning to meat consumers. and a
move should be made to compel all
meat sold to he stringently inspected.
MESA.
Those registered at the Kimba1
house are: J. Levyn. Detroit. H. l..
Chandler and wife, city: William r.
Onifedson. Dtroit; Glen f. Baker,
Mammoth: c. A Hall. Goldfield. Ariz.:
s G. Cummings. Goldfield. Col; James
Drummoud. GoIdfield. Col: Ed Carr.
Tempe; Robert Gilbert. Mesa: c. F.
Ainsworth and wife. Phoenix: Mr..
Price and wife.
Road Commissioner Dana informs us
that the new county road from Main
street. Mesa. directly west to Tempe.
has been ordered opened by the board
Of supervisors and work will COM
mence on it at once. If all goes well.
in two weeks times Main street Will
reach to Tempe. It is hoped that
Tempe Will change their present road.
so as to save crossing the railroad
track al the old Goldman corner-and
we understand measures are already
being taken to make such a change.
Postoffice Inspector Hall on his
rounds inspecting postofIices in his
division gave Mesa a call yesterday
and found the office affairs in splendid
condition.
Tom Buchanan. the genial proprietor
of Desert Wells. was in town yesterday
and hauled home load Of hay Tom
is enthusiastic over the new road to
the Ray mine and will subscribe liber-
ally for its construction.
A telegram from DR.. Karl G. Maeser
of Salt Lake city to his daughters.
Misses Ottilie and Eva. conveyed the
sad news Of the death of their sister.
Annie, Monday morning. Miss Annie