Arizona republican., 1899-06-20

I he leaves.
 J. F. Hendrix and I. B. Page have finished the Coribell house and the Baptist parsonage. The two contract oIs are making the frames for the new hotel.
 l M. J. Meyers yesterday began build l ing a frame house for Linsey Austin on the latter's ranch south of Tempe. 1 The Abell-Wilbur-M Mullen company Saturday sold a surrey to MT. Adams, | ranchman southwest of town. The thermometer yesterday registered 97 in this firms store Arrangements for the big Fourth of July celebration by Tempe are being pushed hard. The programme cOm- mittee will rendeavor to secure Jerry Millay, Chief Justice. Street and Judge A. c. Baker as orators Of the day, and Professor J. L. Johnston with the Tempe Choral society of thirty voices to sing. The Pioneer band of Phoe- nix has been secured. Five hundred dollars worth of fireworks will be displayed on the butte at night. The militia will give a grand ball in the arm0ry at night. Every effort will be made to make Tempe's celebration the biggest in the territory. This hustling little city never did anything in a half way manner and does not in tend to injure it's reputation. Excursion trains will be run from Phoenix and Mesa all day.
 Miss Alice Mann of the normal school returned to her home in Peoria on Monday.
 Miss Harriet Morton spent Sunday in Tempe and returned to Phoenix yesterday She will return to her home at PaIo Alto. Cal. on Thursday. Mss Morton has been teaching in the normal school during the past winter and has made a host of friends in Tempe and at the normal who regret her departure.
 Messrs Joe and John Birchett were business visitors at Phoenix yeter- day.
 AIr and Mrs. J. Knight spent the afternoon in Phoenix yesterday.
 Gilbert States of the class of '99 of the normal school left Tempe on the 2 o'clock train yesterday for Flagstaff.
 Dick Stanton is over from Phoenix shaking hands with his comrades of the Rough Riders.
 Miss Frankie Kellner. one of the sweet girl graduates of '99. returned to her home in Phoenix yesterday. Miss Frankie has made a host of friends in Tempe who will miss her cheerful presence.
 c. N. Stewart of Mesa was in town yesterday.
 Miss Beulah Montgomery will spend her vacation in Phoenix, whither she returned yesterday Miss Beulah Is one of the senior class at the normal.
 Work on Linsey Austin's new house will be commenced this week.
 H. Simkins of Lehi spent yesterday | in town.
 James Sturgeon has been spending several days in the southern part of the territory looking after his cattle | 
 Mrs. Temple and her daughter, Miss | Ida, left last night for their home in Benson. Miss Temple is one of the | graduating class of '99 and leaves many friends in Tempe who regret her | departure Miss Ida will teach (n Bowie.
 Mrs. c. w Miller spent yesterday | afternoon at the capital
 A. J. Peters was a business visitor at Phoenix yesterday.
 Tempe's business interests are in a aourishing condition, judging from the number of drummers in town.
 Henry G. Frisch went over to Phoe- nix yesterday.
  Phoenix spent yesterday at Tempe.
 City Attorney Harry Zuck, who eft Tempe several months ago, has 1een spending most Of his time at the Hicks and Brigham ranch in the northern part of the territory. MT. Buck writes that bis health is very much improved. He has gained twenty pounds and can ride a horse twenty i've miles without fatigue.
 MESA.
 Dr. w. G. DeVore will leave for a summer in the mountains about July 0. The doctor will be in Mesa June B and 30. Those who wish their eeth touched up should remember the Iates
 Frank Watkins came down from 7onto Basin last week. Frank re- :, 'orts cattle interests in the Basin in fiour:shing condition.
 A. P. Snowman. left on this morn ng for the east, where he will attend he sovereign grand lodge of the l. O. !. T. to be held in Toronto. MT. newman will make an extensive tour f the east before returning, in the interest of several of his clients in Iesa. He expects to be gone several 7eeks. 1 c. R. flakes was a business visitor ' [ the capital yesterday.
 The dry goods department of the { 'o-op. store, which has lately been thoroughly renovated, repainted and I new ceiling put in, presents a neat nd pleasing appearance to its many atrons s MT. Reedy of the M. & P. railroad, -ho has lately taken charge of the Iesa office, spent Sunday in Phoenix. ( The members of the Baptist church i'll give a concert at the Baptist hurch on Monday, the 18th inst A umber of we'll known singers from s hOenix will assits the local talent. he affair will undoubtedly be very | Iccessful All are cordially invited. The almond crop promises to be un- sually large this year. Preparations ]