Arizona republican., 1899-11-23
SOUTH SIDE.
TEMPE.

TEMPE.
The first and second teams of the
normal are going to play a game of
foot ball Saturday afternoon at the
normal school practice grounds Ad-
mission free.
The bicycle store has in a fine wheel
the "Famous''-which is selling for
S25. Call at the store and examine it.
Attorney w. J. Kingsbury left over
the Maricopa road last night for d
short business visit in the southern
part of the territory
a. B. TOmlinson and wife spent yes
terday at the capital city.
The flag of the butte was waving at
half mast yesterday in respect to the
memory of Vice President Hobart
Charles n. Taylor was business Wis
itor in Phoenix yesterday.
TheO Nicholas has just bought Il
large drove of fine corn-fed hogs from
Spainhour. which he will use for his
. winter meat.
H. F. Robinson was over from Phoe-
nix yesterday in the interest of the
carnival. The south siders will be will
represented. for Tempe is second to
none in public spirit.
Worth Bellamy returned from the
Pinal country yesterday and will spend
the winter in Tempe He may re-enter
the normal If he does it will but add
one of the old first-class players to tn
foot ball team. Worth will enter the
roping contest at the carnival He is
thoroughly expert at this and will
stand a good show for the prize.
Thirty-fourth regiment last summer
are now on the hottest fighting line and
are all. so far as know, well and in
good spirits. Tempe has more repre-
sentatives in the campaign for its pop
ulation than any other place in the
territory.
Twenty boxes of oranges were ship
ped out by express last night.
Both the base ball and foot ball
teams of Tempe will go to Tucson
Thanksgiving. Round trip tickets are
being sold at the Breeze. This will be
a fine chance to see two games in one
town all in one day for cheap fare
rates.
MESA.
Yesterday Hugh Price and w. +.
Pomeroy drove up to Goldfield. Mr..
Price is a mining man and the object
of their visit was to inspect the Bull
dog mine, in which Mr. Pomeroy is in
terested
DR.. Meade. dentist lately Of Cali
fornia, has located permanently in
Mesa.
John Martin of Manasso. Colo. ar
rived in Mesa yesterday by rail. Mr..
Martin is an Old-timer in Mesa and
says the cold weather north drove him
south for the winter.
Attorney General c. F. Ainsworth
and wife and Hugh Price and wife of
Phoenix, drove up to Mesa Tuesday.
Leaving the ladies at the Kimbau
house. and in company with W. E.
POmeroy and ]. T. Priest. director of
the Tempe canal. they drove up to the
head of the Highland canal Mr.. Aims
worth is vice president of the High
land Canal company. and was making
a journey of inspection of the expense
IF repairing and cleaning the canal
Mr.. Pomeroy, local manager for the
company. already has a gang of men
working on the dam and expects to
continue the work until the canal is
cleaned.
Albert Lathrop rode up from Phoenix
Tuesday on his wheel. He is employed
as conductor and motOrman on the
electric car line of Phoenix. but OBJ
tanned leave Of absence for a few
days He purchased d wheel and for
the first time mounted IT and started
for Mesa. He arrived here several
hours later. but said it was easier to
ride the Olympia than this modern
land lubber's mode of lOcOmotiOn.
Dan Jones of Lehi returned from
Riverside, Tuesday. where he has been
for the past month burning brick for
the Ray company.
The many friends Of Miss Effie
Hakes. daughter of Collins r. Hakes.
will be panied to hear of her sad
death Tuesday evening at about 4
p. m. Miss Fife has been sufferer
for more than Il year from cancer and
several times during that time her de-
parture seemed imminent. In Septem-
Der she became so low that her father
took her to Utah and consulted Dr.
Blackburn. who has a record in can
Ger curing. Miss Effc seemed to
mend rapidly after the trip. But for