Arizona republican., 1899-04-23
SOUTH SIDE.
TEMPE.

Miller, J. H. Root. Charles Ulmer ant
 wife and J. w Kingsbury were visi
 tors at the capital yesterday.
 Oscar J. Mullen and Jack Campbell
 formerly Rough Riders. have enlisted in the ranks of hay-msn. They art now working with Byron Carr.
 c. R. LyndaLl of Los Angeles. spec jal agent of the Home Mutual Fir, company, was in town yesterday transactlng business with Bolton Tomlinson & Company.
 B. l.. Johnson of Chicago. specia agent of the Mutual Life Insurance O. New York, who has bssn spending g few days on the south side. left fol Phoenix yesterday.
 J. B. Mullen is winding up his as- say ng business; his papers are to be handed in Tuesday or Wednesday Those who have not attended to this work or who have corrections to make should attend to it at once
 Chaplain Scott of Scottsdale was in town yesterday on business.
 T. E.. Pollock of Tucson has been appointed to fill the vacancy in the normal school board, which was made vacant by the resignation of Harry Zuck, formerly of this place.
 Louie V Gage returned yesterday from Prescott
 T. L. Schultz who has been attend ing to mining interests at Mineral Creek for the pass few days, returned yesterday.
 Mrs. G. R. Finch who for the last ten days has been suffering from an attack of fever, is slowly recover.ng.
 Ed F'rankenburg has contracted his hay crop to George Taylor Of Mesa. George will begin work early next week.
 I ne Redden hay outfit will begin work on the J. E. Redden ranch .he first of next week
 John Louis killed another lion on the 9th. This makes fifteen since the hrst Of January. MT. Louis is now rustIoat.ng in Tempe
 A car of flour, destination Tucson: one care of gran for Crittenden and one for Cochise were shipped last night.
 The final contee: for the championship of the valley will De played between the Tempe baza ball hins and the Phoenix club this afternoon at Tempe The Tempe nine is in better condition for tho game than ever before. They mean to make the Phoenix men q nk that a cyclone has struck them. A good game is ex- pected.
 Jim Sturgeon branded a bunch of cattle yesterday
 Miss Lamb of Mesa is visiting at Henry's Place
 M. l.. Duffy drove into Tempe yes te1day beEtnd 3. pair of exceedingly large horses. The animals were four years old and weigh 1600 pounds each. Muscles Jay on them n great quanti- ties and they look as though they could move the town. MT. Duffy makes a speciality in draft horses.
 The lyceum of the public school made a record for isselR last Fri0ay Ire club to which belong sixty pupils of the upper grades. gave | a party to it's members at the Houeh | home from o'clock until '. Games | and refreshments were enjoyed bv all The teachers of the school were | present.
 Borrowdale's efforts week ago in I special freeze of cream met with | tlttering success. Hungry people ate 1t all up and the propristor became Tile same effort will he made again today.
 Louie Gage is down from Prescott 0n a short visit.
 C. A. Carbell and family drove to the Indian school and ostrich farm Friday
 MESA
 Those registered at the Kimhau house are: Jessie Quence and wife, pr. DeYore and Wife, B. Peck and lady. William Olson, Ben Hadley, George Aefer s. Spangler and lady, Thomas \. Elvey, Mrs. F. A. Cook, w. w. Moore, B. F. Porter and wife, Joe
  wife and D. E. StrahI.
 Those registered at tSe AIhambra Ire: W. A. Bare and Martin Bailey. Mrs. Baird and son, Jack. who have been spending the winter with her mother, Mrs. Dolly, will leave Monday or Washington city.
 Facts have been brought to town Il relation to the stray horse which anne to Mesa Friday morning. as ollows: Andy Houstin, who had itarted to the mountains with a punch of cattle was riding along the dge of the desert, when suddenly his lorse became unmanageabfe. The addle turned, leaving Andy clawing he dust out of his eyes in the middle # the road. However, Andy did not ay in this condition very long, for it oon became necessary for him 1 aiming his equilibrium he rode 'hank's horse into GoldfeId from which place he reported his safe ar ival
 l.. H. Chalmers returned to 7hoenix yesterday morning.
 There will be services a. he Baptist church morning and even lg
 Miss Rachel Leebnick is visiting rel, tives in Phoenix Mrs. J. P. Leebrick is on the sick st. Ada Ssrrim returned yesterday rom St David where she has been each.ng school the past term.
 PRAYED TO ESCAPE FIRE. 'hree Men Rescued From Flames In
 Cleveland.