Arizona republican., 1899-06-09

much superior growth Alfalfa planted in February and irrigated by furrcws has since yielded two crcps of hay. All kinds of fruits and veg tables are being thoroughly tested Two trees of each variety of fruit are planted and carefully tended, so that the experiment. may be very thorough. The results have been most f1attering and shCw that no effort has been spared to make the venture a success.
 Professor Frizzel and wife left for California last night.
 Fl. P. Hopkins, the gardener at Wil- sons crossing, was looking after his business in Tempe yesterday.
 Mrs c. w. Miller, w. s. Johnston. A. J. Peters, M. L. Duffy and M l.. Spear and family were in Phoenix yesterday.
 Henry Friseh has put in an arc light in his place, which is also adorned and cooled with large electric fans. MT Frisch is supporting the new hotel project with other means than his liberal cash subscriptions. He has secured the sale of a large block of shares and has a larger amount in view. The names of tho buyers of shares Of the hotel stock will be placed in Tempe's roll oc honor as a testimony of public spirit edness. In a day or two Q handsome addition will be made to the sum total of that roll of honor. There are a con siderable number of those greatly iD tereSted in the Tempe of the future whose names are not yet in the hsT. These should remember that the more money the better the hotel, the greater will be the number Of first" class citizens who spend several months in Tempe and the larger will be the amount of money invested i'll the Tempe country.
 MESA.
 District Attorney T. E. Flannigan is up from Phoenix cn official business,
 4. P. Snowman spent the day in Phoenix yesterday.
 Jack F'rasier is in from his cattle ranch.
 Bert Hockett, who had his leg broken recently, is much improved and will be taken home to Florence in a few days.
 The many friends of Mrs. Wilbur are pleased to learn of her speedy re- covery.
 Mr. Cooper was thrown from his horse while coming in from Fraziers ranch yesterday. He was badly shaken up, but not seriously hurt
 It is reported that a pool has been formed among the local cattlemen. The object is to hold the sellers for a higher price.
 IL has been suggested by some citi- Zens that some arrangement be made for street cleaning brigade to rid the streets of debris and the unsightly growth of weeds. The streets are ca pablo of being made really beautiful if but little work were done on them. l
 The city council would do well to urge that shade trees be set out along | all the walks throughout the city. ! Most of the squares now have this | are many which through the neg1i~ 1 gence of their owners have much the ! appearance Cf a desert.
 The following are registered at the i kimball house.: T. F. Flannigan, | Jim Dupul, Phoenix, Jack Frasier, ranch.
 Those registered at the Alhambra are: James T. Cash, Columbia, I. 1 T.; D. 4. Vaughn, W. A. Hall, Califor- nia; D. Gibson, J. F. Jerold, Globe; | 4. ". Criffeld. Rey mine.
 John Truman, George Schornick, | Burt Wingar, Will Pomeroy, Talma [ OH1oiOy dIu w. A. AIn1Da4I paid the l city beyond the Sals call yesterday.
 John Truman expects to leave for the upper Snake Rivel. valley, Idaho, i in a few weeks. MT Truman will make his home in Idaho in the fu- -uTe.
 Last Wednesday 19G crates Of fruit were shipped out of Mesa Yesterday crates were shipped In the two days shipments J. Holdern & Sen had seventy crates. What J. Holdern 6 Son will sh p this year. it is likely, will be the excess shipments this year over past years. They are now in the business in Mesa, but their experience and push, acquired else where, will unearth some eye-openers. It has been said by many that Mesa ought to ship more fruit and produce. -t is doubtful if any have ever heard J. HoiGern express himself on the .IF'bfcot