Arizona republican., 1899-01-12
SOUTH SIDE.
TEMPE.


 c. P. Borrewdale is sick with the grip.
 A. J. Peters shipped eight cars Of hay last night A car of flour and several cars of cattle were also shipped out.
 pr. G. A. scaoggs has recovered from his illness sufficient to te out of doors again.
 MT. Chatham of Phoenix was in Tempe Tuesday.
 MT. and Mrs. Hanson and MT. and Mrs. Stewart of Chicago drove to Mesa Tuesday
 Mrs. Schureman at her home in East Tempe entertained Mrs. Carl Kel- Ter at dinner yesterday.
 The people of the south side are re- joicing over the rain. It is a warm rain and will start vegetable growth very materially Pastures which are eaten to the ground will assume a bet ter condition.
 The organization of the Second Year Class" of the normal school was completed yesterday. The following officers were elected: President, .Nrantz Cartledge of Tempe; vice-presi- dent, Miss Ethel M. Wilbur of Mesa; treasurer, Charles A. Stanffer of Glen- dale; secretary, Miss Para Kimball of Mesa.
 MT. c. H. Ellis who has been spend ing the past few months in this valley. will leave Tempe tomorrow evening for his home in Los Angeles.
 Frederick Warde, traveliL-g with Louis James. came up from Phoenix yesterday forenoon and addressed the students Of the normal on the plays of Shakespeare. The scAool WIS high -fy-~mptertai4cId and last night a large number went to see Macbeth" delin- eated by the Louis James troupe.
 John G. SchuI Iem2n is recovering from an attack of the whoOping cough.
 Ben Hicks, the ridoc of The Republi- can special, was able to attend the normal for o2e of his classes today The grip has him tenaciously by the lungs still however.
 Ross R. Rogers left for his home in Pima, Graham county, after a few days visit with his brother, c. c. Rogers of the creamery.
 MESA.
 Will Pomeroy is doing some assess ment work of some claims at Goldfeld owned by E. w. Wilbur and others.
 w. M. Gilbert has purchased new Syracues bicycle and is enjoying him self hugely riding it about town.
 A. c. Mcqueen looked for his par ents yesterday morning. The elder Me Queens are on their way to California, where they have ranch, their home. They will stop off in the valley a few days and then con- tinue their journey. They will return in the spring and stay some time
 ~ NT NTr1I1ap npfrOpOl- itan and desperate. Harry Lowry is painting a sign for MT. Mullen and the latter will see to it that it gets On the most conspicuous place on his front porch The sign will read, ''Noticei No peddlers, book agents, corn cure agents nor any other kind of agents al lowed
 George N Tiffany has bsen appoint ed road overseer for the Lehi district. l "A petition was set in motion Tuesday to immediately remove MT. Tiffany and appoint MT. Nelson. the former road overseer The petition is growing continually. When anything is done in, for or by Lehi, it usually becomes interesting.
 Jack Shultz of Sacaton was in Mesa Tuesday buying provisions flor his ranch and merchandise for the Vekol mine. MT. Shultz says the mining out look for Pinal county is brighter at present than it has been in years. There are fifty men at work at the Ve- I0ol, a new district is being opensd up near by and at the old Roy mine near Riversids ak big proposition is on foot. A large of men has been at work l prospe g and couple of diamond drills IAve been at work for the puc- pose of learning how much ore there is. If everything is satisfactory and it appears that it will ba, million dollar deal will he consummated and another large mining camp vii be added to Ar iZona's growing number.
 Territorial Superintendent of Public | Instruction A P. Snowman has new assistant in the person of a fine baby | n1