Arizona republican., 1899-07-15
SOUTH SIDE.
TEMPE.

spent y Yesterday II tONn-
L. Z. Hewins Of Phoenix was in
town yesterday.
Guy Collins left last night for his
old home in Texas Guy expects 10
spend the summer there and on his
return TO the territory will enter the
university at Tucson.
Judge Davis and Prof. VIII 5. Tip
ion OF Phoenix were visitors At Tempe
yesterday.
Ed GiIliland came in yesterday from
Pleasant valley Mr. Gilliland says
that the recent rains have started the
grass on the ranges.
Deputy Sheriff Moore spent E-ester-
day in Mesa, Lehi and Tempe on eff
cial business.
Mr.. Mckee was a visitor at Ph0e-
nix yesterday
Dr. SrOg5s has his coach all ready
70 start for the mountains.
c. P. BOrrowdale and wife and John
Cummings left last night for the
northern part of the territory. The
party will spend the summer at the
Grand canyon and various other
northern territorial points.
R. g. Andre has lately received a
consignment OF buggies- NJ Andre
has sold a great many carriages
Sam Steele came down from Lehi
On business yesterday.
The regular Sunday excursion viii
be run by the NJ. & P .ailroad On
Sunday Trains leave Mesa at go
Il. N. The last train leaves Phoenix
at 10 o'clock p. m. Round trip tick
cts Is cents.
A. J. Peters has nearly completed
the filing Of his large warehouses
of !, To---
ley. 5Ir. Peters Will handle several
million pounds of grain during the
season and IS making large shipments
daily The barley crusher viii be
started in 4 few days. Mr. Peters sup
piles most of the local markets with
rolled barley and also furnishes wheat
20 the -four mills at Tucson.
The Ten2e-AIesa Produce company
have arranged to put in a sewerage
system a. their plant near Tempe.
This is a move III he right direction
as the system at present is inadequate
to carrying away the refuse from the
plant.
The city council met On Thursday
night. The principal business before
the council was the consideration OF
the system of wafer works for Tempe.
Carl Hayden made a report on the cen /
sus Of Tempe, which report showed
mat the population CT the city was
ever eleven hundred. The council de-
cided 10 let the matter so over until
q future meeting, when the proposition
Of granting a franchise to outside par
ties would be considered. providing
such bids and propositions are salts
factory for the ccnstrction of said
water works
Z. P. Bo-rowdale and family leave
today for an extended trip and recre- /
alton in the mountains Mr.. Borrow
dale has sCId his business to Briggs /
Goodrich and r9tires for a recreation, /
after seven years OF hard work. He T
extends his thanks TO Tempe people /
for their patronage while he was in /
business and commends his success
scr to them in the highest terms. /
While away II. H. Meyers viii be /
temporary agent for the Phoenix .
wheels. After two months in the +
mountains 8Ir. Borro EdaIe viii re- I
turn to establish a bicycle and also (
handle Wanamaker & Browns cloth 4
ing. /
MESA.
J. S Peterson came up from
Tempe last night. Mr. Peterson is
preparing to ship severe cars of cat
tie and has the stock IN Tempe stock +
yards and viii ship them tonight
Roy Hill came ever from Tempe /
last night to lock after his interests
in the Mesa bicycle store
A. j. Chandler was passenger on I
the o'clock train to Phoenix yester-
day.
Miss Bertha Williams spent yes
terday in Phoenix.
J. d. Grouse owns the only store il
Mesa where secondhand goods are
bought and sold Mr. Grouse has a
large stock OF these goods on hard
that may be had Tor cash or exchange
at bedrock prices
Quite number o. the citizens OF
Lehi have gone with their families tc
spend the sumner il Ihs mountains.
Iris Harmon VIII have charge Of
Phil Nets livery stable during his az
sPaCe in California.
The large warehouse owned Icy the
ZenOs Coop, near he N Il p depot.
has been completely filled with
wheat and baTle-- This firm aas pUr-
chased large quantities Of grain dur
ing the season Tho gr@in stored VIII
be aeld for winter shipment.
George ShCrnich reports a splendid
crop Of pears on his fine orchard near
Mesa. AR Shornick viii ship the pro- +
duet 10 various local points
The harvest of the almond crop on
the Trir2eI orchard viii be begun next
week The yield Is very heavy this
season The almonds are Of the paper
shell variety and are Of d most eX-
cellent quality. The product viii be
matured and prepared in the drying
sheds on the farm and then shipped
to eastern markets.
The Mesa Choral club are doing I
everything possible in the preparation
Of the programme for the concert to
no given on the 22nd. Several new l