Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1899-09-10
SOUTH SIDE.
TEMPE.

Walter Shute spent yesterday at
Phoenix.
Oscar Mullen has returned from a
hunting "trip in the mounarints.
John A1cGrew and Worth Bellamy
We're visitors at the capital city yes
terday
Clyde Stewart of Mesa was bust
ness visitor at Phoenix yesterday.
Walter Wilbur of Mesa was a pas
senger to Phoenix ON the two D. m.
train yesterday
DR.. r. o. Broadway was a business
visitor at The capital yesterday.
Ed Page passed Through Tempe yes
terday eag route to Phoenix. Mr..
Page Will attend The high school at
Phoenix this year
VIII Mullen aEd family returned
from a pleasure trip to the mountains
last Wednesday,
DIR. b. B. Moeur drove out to Kyrere
Yesterday to attend The sick child of
L. e. r. Gfden.
The river at this place was past
fordin1g yesterday. but was falling
fast last night.
Misses Bartleson. Herr and Reid
spent Yesterday at Phoenix visiting
friends
Miss Para KfmbalI passed through
Temps yesterday on her way to PhOa
nix,
Bob Finch is expected back from
Hewifn'S ranch today
fEhe water works proposition is now
fairly isaf0Te our people again and
tiis time it is in shape that they
viii fnye TO decide the fnh,o~tant
question for themselves. In RESPONSE
to an advertisements for plans and
specifications for Il system for water
works. together with proposals for
b1lfldircg. George w. Surtevant. presi-
dent Of the Phoe-dx Construction com
pany of Chicago. Submitted a proT0-
sation ito the council. WHICH at a special
meeting held last night. was condi-
t:0naliy accepted. The wafer works
COMPLETE and ready fol. US will cost
close to $4,000. and to secure this
amount 1T lis proposed to issue 100000
worth of city bOuGlS. payable in
twenty years. and bearing interest not
70 exceed six per cent per annum.
For this purpose the council mas or
dered n special election TO be held
TUESDAY. October TO- w1fdh will de
clca. w'hetlr or not tlle bonds will be
7~fsIl9d. If the bonds are voted the
walter works are assured. for Mr.. Sr1rr
teTant has promised to take bonds in
piymrdrf for his work in case they
are not sold. The council is determined
tb;lt olla' people shall be thoroughly ad- !
VsSed in This matter. and for that p,IT-
pose thhEr have ordered published i'll
next weeks Weekly News n complete
copy of Mr.. Sturtevant'S proposition. |
ernhodying Ito plans ana spfcifica- |
tions and contract. Mr. Sturtevant |
agrees to complete the water works
within ninety DAYS; from the date of
the signing of his contract.
WIlEfle the enga cement of K. r. Bur !
mister Of Prescott ami Miss Martha /
Gage of Tempe has baen DO secret for |
some time. the young couple surprised !
mos: of their friends tIis morning by |
being quietly married wfthort any
PR ivfolIs announcement. The ceIe /
mony was pro5punced at the residence |
of Mr.. ami Mrs. E r. Gage at nine |
o'clock by Rev. F.. d. Wyckoff Only |
members of nhe families of f. b. Gage |
and George y. Gage and of r. H. Bur |
mister We're present 10 witness the |
ceremony. After the words which |
made the Young couple man and wife |
were pronounced an elaborate wedding |
BREAKFAST Wits served and Al eleven
O'Clock the couple went south by |
special train in private car No. % Of
the S. F. p K p railroad. They will |
remain in the Salt River valley for |
about a week or TEN days. The bride
is the daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. George
y. Gage of Tempe and a niece of Mr..
AMID Mrs. E. B. Gage of Prescott.
highly accomplished and estimable !