Arizona republican., 1899-05-27

erally to this enterprise is shown bg
 the fact that outside gentlemen come
 in and propose to put up a flour mill
 Whenever town shows substantial progress and enterprise and a readi- ness to risk its own money on it's ovn prospects, then that community has
 wen the confidence of the outside
 world.
 The indications are very strong that | Tempe will have another four mill. A number Of financial men were in town I this week looking for mill site and 1 Investigating other matters pertaining 1 to such an enterprise. There is room for another mill in Tempe Last year there were 100000 pounds Of wheat and 3.000,000 pounds of rolled barley shipped from the south side. A new mill could secure most of this barley to roll and there is no reason why the wheat shipped from the south side should not be ground before it is shipped. Tempe enjoys shipping ad- yantages nearly equal to Phoenix and some day will enjoy shipping advaa- tagas superior to that of any other town in the territory. It is hoped the mill will be put up.
 There is to be a special meeting of the G. \. R. at the armory today at ? P. m.
 There are five teams drawing ma terial for the new hotel.
 The free reading room is being painted. Tempe is cleaning up and when the new sprinkler arrives we will be free from dust.
 MESA.
 Filing O:sen Of Tempe was in Mesa yesterday
 The Mesa creamery takes in about 5000 pounds cf milk a day This helps the farmers.
 Mr Leonard Nets and Miss Dora Holiday were quietly married at the house of Bishop Horn on Thursday evening at o'clock The wedding was celebrated by a ball given at the Coop. hall in the evening About 300 friends of the bride and groom par ticipaced. All the many friends Of the young people wish them a happy and successful journey through life
 Mr. Jesse Steele is finishing up the work on the Baptist church and the improvement will be of great advan- tage to the church.
 William Knight and Jack Frazier are down from BloCmeuGale and are looking after cattle.
 H. McComas is down from Mineral creek: He says there is considerable work being done in the camp.
 AIr Ozanne of Tempe was in Mesa yesterday on business.
 NIT. Amos Cole a cattleman is down from TCnto visiting Mesa
 Walter MalOre jcined the Woodmen night before last He has been sick, but is up again and will take chaTga of the Mesa ice wagon,
 The Chandler thr6sher was thre5h- ing on Charles Peterson $ place yester- day and the Darlington thresher starts work today.
 Mir. Campbell will lecture tonight and Sunday night at the Baptist l church
 Wolf Sachs of Tempe was in town yesterday talking with cattlemen.
 Andrew Nelson Of Phoenix was il i Mesa yesterday. 1,
 Finding that deep mining counts, Mr. c. L. Hall is going to sink the 1 Mammoth shaft at Goldfeld down to | ,0O0 feet.
 Mir. Dorma. who lives about six | miles south of Mesa, is pumping with | l propeller pump 100 inches of water put of well sixty fee5 deep. The well lOes not afford enough water and he is going to sink 100 feet. when he ex- 1ects to get enough water to keep the )qmp running. It's capacity is IG9 inches. The pump is put up by P. R. Wood of Les Angeles
 There is a project on foot to build .reamery and ice factory in town.
 Work has begun on the new school lcqse. It will not be long before pe0- 'ie arriving on the trains will see tructure tha- will commend the town 0 them.
 Mrs DeWald has placed some new md attractive styles in hats in her how window. There evidently was a ong felt need in Mesa. as Mrs. De- Va-d's millinery and dressmaking de- 'artments are kept busy continually. The Mesa young ladies of the normal rave fallen back on this store fer neir commencement gowns