Arizona republican., 1899-12-13
SOUTH SIDE.
TEMPE.

c. P. Borrowdale is back at his old
place of business taking measurements
for tailor made clothing, after few
days of illness.
Mrs. A. B. Pritchard and daughter of
Mesa were callers in Tempe yesterday.
Robert Bowen and wife drove over
from Mesa yesterday.
Joe Shaver, an expert baker, lately
from San Francisco, has accepted po-
sition in Mr.. Hilge's stand. Mr.
Shaver is a professional musician ana
an expert on the either and cornet.
Edgar Hendrix has taken to his bed
with an attack of fever.
The New York store yesterday re-
ceived a fine large show case with
shipment of Christmas goods
Col. T. L. Shultz is expected back
from Boston some time this week.
Cattleman Woolf Sachs returned yes
terday from a business trip to the
southern part of the territory.
Next Saturday, December 16, the
stockholders of the Tempe-Mesa Pro-
duce company will hold their annual
meeting and election. Special ar
rangements are now completed for the
DAY n AlNAA-DNi ~
ented speakers will be present and
many interesting topics will be dis
cussed and the event will be success
and a great benefit to farmers and
dairvmen. The following programme
will be carried out: Music; Better Cows
and How to Get Them by Prof. G. H.
True; Experience With DIFFERENT
Breeds of Dairy Cows" by J. w. Woolf,
A. c. Mcqueen and others; What the
Factory Expects of the Farmer, by
F. A. Hough and E. Rays. Afternoon
session.-Music; infectious Diseases of
Cattle" by Prof. A. ]. McClatchie;
-'Alkali Soils and How to Reclaim
Them" by Prof. Thomas Means of the
division of soils, u s. department agri-
culture; miscellaneous topics; business
meeting of stockholders and election of
officers. The music will be furnished
10y Prof. ]. L. Johnston and assistants
Many people will remember the little
tlack dog which was a friend of every
one around Borrazo's barber shop and
Frenchy's shoe shop. Monday morning
little "Chippie" was poisoned and died
The little children, who all loved the
dog. made grave for it and decked il
with flowers and tears.
fighting over cut prices. Neither viii
he undersold by the other. and in this
way the shops have been compelled tC
sell their meats cheap and try to gel
the better meat; and the prices al
which the shops sell, local peddlers car
do nothing in this line in Tempe.
A. ]. Peters loaded two cars with hay
ano C. T. Hayden loaded a car with
flour yesterday.
AL Miller is preparing the mercantile
store for q glass face. In order to max,
room for the large windows it is nee
essary to remove some of the bricl
work, which is being done. The win
dows and glass will be like the one
Mr.. Miller will put in his new buildin
on the corner adjoining the mercantile
store. The prospects are that thes
buildings will be the main bushes
center of Tempe.
Manager Patton of the Phoenix Op
era house wishes to inform the sout
side that a special train will be run t
Phoenix tonight for the What Hap
pened to Jones" play, and also a spec
ial train Friday night for the Thre
Musketeers.'
r. w. Potter for two years brake
man on the NJ. & p road, has severe
his connection with that system. MI
Porter expects to engage with the Ra
Mining company.
Roadmaster w. T. Cummings, with
large force of men and wagons, is open
ing his portion of the new road be
tween Tempe and Mesa. The road i
being covered with cement from tn
butte. 1t is believed that the road Wi
be Travelled heavily and consequent