Arizona republican., 1899-08-24
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TEMPE.


 TEMPE
 Mrs Curt Miller was a passenger to Phoenix yesterday on the two o'clock train
 George \. Gage was a business wis flor at Phoenix yesterday.
 Dr. Brack of Mesa was in town yes terday to meet Mrs. Brack who re- turned from a trip to the coast.
 Miss Minnie Laird and Miss Talbot were visitors at the capital yesterday
 Jack Peterson of Mesa was a busi- ness visitor at Tempe yesterday.
 J. E. Sturgeon was a business Yisi- tor at Phoenix yesterday.
 Garnett Holmes spent yesterday at Phoenix visiting friends.
 Peter Hawes was business visitor at Mesa yesterday.
 Dr. Dimes and MT. Laird were busi- ness visitors at the capital yesterday
 Ed Page and Clyde spent last even ing in town.
 MT St. Clair of Phoenix was taking in the sights of Tempe yesterday.
 J. E. Sturgeon expects to ship q train load of cattle to California soon. Mir Sturgeon is certainly the leading cattleman of the south side.
 MT. Corbeu has completed his fine two-story brick house on Seventh street, which has added much to the appearance of that part of the city. A few more such men as Mr. COrbell in Tempe and the city would soon take on the looks of an uD-to-date little city MT. CorbelFs house is thor oughly clean and quiet, just the place for normal students to got rooms fur -T,OJ able rates Anyone wanting rooms to rent should call and see Mir CCrball. He will do the right thing by you
 When a man becomes so low as to go around trying to damage an honest ! young mans reputation by making false charges against him, and even going so far as to swear out a warrant against him for stealing 9 horse and 1 have it served on him while at work. | causing the young man to lose several 1 days' work. and probably a good po- ] sition. without the slightest chance of | conviction. without any evidence but 1 but his own; such a man should be l handled so ha would make himself | scarce around respectable people.
 MESA.
 H. B. St. C.air Of the H. H. AIcNeil Company was in Mesa yesterday look ing after the business interests of his firm
 John K Jones left yesterday for Cal ifornia. MT. Jones will be in Cali fornia for several weeks, before leav- ing for his old hona in Wales, Eng land
 The Hunsaker Hardware company received Q carload of Mitchell wagons
  becoming very popular throughout the valley
 AC. T. Hadley. United States Indian agent at Sacaton, came over from that place on Wednesday and will be in Mesa several days
 Several travelling men were in Mesa yesterday taking orders for their firms
 w. M. Gilbert. the hustling real es- tate dealer, says his line of business is picking up He has made several real estate deals of late
 ". A. Daggs cane up from Lehi yesterday on business MT. Daggs re- ports the cattle interests of the lower valley in very good condition.
 The band will give their regular concert on Saturday night. All are invited to attend.
 Clyde stewart and Edwin Page were visitors at Tempe yesterday Mr Page expects to enter the normal in g 4 great many cattle are being driven rom Mesa to Tempe for shipment. The desert in and about the Buch- : man ranch is covered with Iuxuriant growth Of grass and presents a beau : -iful picture to the eye. The cattle Ire getting fat and will be in fine con- litiCn for the winter season. MT. Buchanan has one of the finest cattle 'anges in the territory.
 The new school house will be com ,letcd by next Monday The furniture d md fittings are expected to arrive by . he 18th and will be put in place i'm . nediateIy The board of trustees = lave arranged to have the buildings 2 n readiness for the opening of school 4 n the 11th Of September It is ex- f 'ected that with her corps of teachers f elected and the equipment that the | buildings have been supplied with. | 1esa will have a school equal to any Q Il the territory. s !