Arizona republican., 1899-01-31
SOUTH SIDE.
TEMPE.

up from Phoenix yesterday.
 Henry Gonzales returned yesterday morning from Tucson, where he had been on official business.
 The pupils at the public school are preparing for Arbor Day. "A tree will be planted and songs and recitations will enter into the ceremony of plant ing.
 4. J. Peters shipped six cars of hay to California last night.
 AntOne Valencia, Wno has been liv- ing on the Winchester Miller ranch, died yesterday afternoon.
 Inspector J. H. Harris during the last week has passed upon the brands of 4OU cattle which were shipped out of the valley.
 Sunday several carriages filled with Phoenix people were spinning along Mill avenue. The graveled road from Phoenix to the end of Mill avenue af- lords one of tic finest drives imagi- nable
 P. B. McCabe left Friday night for the Vekol
 The directors of the Tempe canal held meeting in the canal office last Saturday afternoon. The most import ant thing that was taken up in the meeting was the building of a waste
  improvement has been needed for years and to build another now would mean much to the country under the canal The gate will provide chan nel for nood-Water and will save the dam. The ranchers will then be able to have water when the river is LID. which privileges they never have en- joyed.
 The Woodman Circle organized last week with twenty-five lady members to begin with. The following officers were elected: Mrs. J. L. Richards, worthy guardian; Mrs. J. J. Hodnett, adVlsor; Mrs. R. G. Andre, banker; Mrs. c. A. Corbell, great magician: Miss Maggie Ridenour, clerk: Mrs. I G. Newton, escort; Mrs J. E. Sturgeon. inner sentinel There will be a special meeting of the Circle tomorrow at 9: 30 o'clock.
 The Farmers and Merchants bank VIII move across the street into the corner room formerly occupied bv Laird & Dimes. J. J. O'Connor is build ing a vault in the room. The vault will be larger than the one in use and will nave walls tWenty-two inches thick, With three foot stone bottom.
 The White baby died last Sat urday night of an illness that has been the marvel of Tempe. The child would rally and then sink back into a semi stupor and remain in this for a week at time. The funeral which was largely attended took place from the McNeil residence. The public school | adjourned for a few hours and the teachers attended the services. After | the sermon the body was taken to | Phoenix and inferred in the Porter | cemetery. Jas. McNeiI and sister Miss | Nellie McNeil and MT. and Mrs. White | extend their gratitude to the people of | Tempe for their aid and sympathy.
 MESA.
 Dr. Chandler and wife, Judge Mor- ton, c. J. Hall and Carl Johnson went to Phoenix yesterday.
 Mrs. Burt Winger visited in Tenpe yesterday afternoon
 Joe Bush, whose departure for the Klondike, has been reported twice, got off yesterday afternoon. Mr. Bush was as far as Tempe by his wife.
 Those registered at the Kimball are: Dr. Hawley, Mesa; s. W. J. Bowen, Mesa; c. G. Cohn, Phoenix; G. F. Whetlock, St. Louis; Thos. Grindell, | Phoenix; w. c. Arnur, Alameda, Cal: B. F. Porter, Phoenix.
 c. M. Mullen went to Tempe yester- day.
 J. P. Hanglen of Tempe was in Mesa yesterday
 The Mesa meat market had a new sign put over itself yesterday The name of Montgomery & Son appear in stead of W. J. Birchell
 P. J. Meyers of Tempe drove to Mesa yesterday in his rubber-tired buggy. Jacob Give of Beatrice, Neb, MT. Meyers for the pur- pose of seeing the cOIIptrv
 w. A. Kimball returned again to Goldfield yesterday morning
 MT. Mcfarland of Goldfeld is in Mesa. He reports four of the cyanide tanks as being in operation.
 Captain John Mullen of Gila Bend made Mesa a call yesterday.
 A new Wells Fargo sign is hung over the front entrance of Barnett GS store
 Someone inquired the other day if Chas. Wing grew so large eating his own bread.
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