Arizona republican., 1899-02-24
SOUTH SIDE.
TEMPE.

Charles M. Mullen and George Will bur of Mesa were in Tempe yesterday.
 District Attorney Tom Flannigan was in Tempe yesterday.
 Mrs E. B. Gage of Prescott is the guest of Mrs. George N. Gage of Tempe.
 w J. Kingsbury, Charles N. Taylor, H. z. Buck and Watson Piclreli went to the city beyond the Salt yesterday
 Wolff Sachs is reported to be a heavy loser on account of the failure of S. Maier. a Los Angeles butcher.
 Mrs. Maud Walker and MT. F. B. lBiles of the Vekol mine were visitors at this place yesterday.
 Tommy Kelly came in from Jerome yesterday morning and is visiting his family at this place.
 MT and Mrs. J. E. Roberts, who have been stopping at Tempe for some time, left last night for their home in the southern par1 of the territory.
 On Tuesday evening a sad afiictiOn befell MT. and Ms. J. B. Edwards of this place. Mrs. Edwards had been cleaning some clothing with gasoline. She was called from the room and during her absence her little child got hold of the gas'-line bcdtle and swal- lowed a portion of it's contents Medical aid was at once called in. but all efforts to save the baby's life were unayailing and in less than an hour iC was dead
 The fifth, sixth and seventh grades of the Normal practice school tocE 2 picnic excursion on the 2Zd. T1e or ange groves and Arizona falls 2t Camel Back were visited. Lunch was spread at the falls
 Yesterdays foot ball game at the Phoenix park between the Nor-7al boys and the high school team p1-vea con clusively that for Tempe to win a game at Phoenix is one thing. and to 5e- credit for il quite 2 diIcren1 Yu-pOsi- tion. The game resulted in 2 lie scora of to by virtue Of the lilIful work of the referee. Right he-e let - he eai5 that the characteristic feature -E yes terday's game was a 10, of the 5irties5 decisions that ever di graced Q srid- iron and the long established belief ] that outsiders can never set square | deal in Phoenix was strengthened | The home team was given the benefit | of every doubtful decision and 1t WAS l apparent to every one thlt Cm tho very beginning the Normal boys had | much more tO fear from the referee ! than from the opposing players. | Aside from this disagreeable and dis | gusting feature the game was good | one, both teams displaying skill and | endurance which places them nigh ia ! the scale of amateur players.-Tempe | News.
 William McFadden left for the ! Stuart and Bolton ranges in the Sierra ! Anchas Wednesday morning
 Miss Martha E. Miller of Tempe swore out Q warrant before Justice of the Peace J. M Culver Wednesday, charging Charles E. Finch of Nam moth, Pinal county, with stealing a COW from her about two yeas ago. The case was tried yesterday after noon. George w. Woy of Mesa was attorney for the defendant, and Dis tTict Attorney F7lannigan for the plain tiff The testimony brought out the facts that George K. Miller and his two daughters, Martha E. and Mary, owned certain property, of which the COW in dispute was a part. Two years ago Mary married MT. Finch and the property was divided The cow was taken by Mir Finch as a part of his wifes property, but Miss Martha dis puted their right to it. Further evil dence, however, showed conclusively that the ocw did belong to Mary's share and the case was dismissed.
 Ramon Lopez celebrated Washing disorderly. He was fined $10 yester-
 
 MESA.
 A baby gil was born to MT. and Mrs Lafayette Dana Wednesday night.
 G. W. Lewis and Ben r. LeBaron will leave the St. John stake of the Latter Day Saints February 9, for hcme MT Lewis and Nr LeBaron have spent some time in that stake as for the Mutual Improve ment association.
 It is rumored in Mormon church cir cle6 that thirty new names Of young men have been sent into headquarters for missionary service.
 The military ball given by Company E last Wednesday night was a brilliant affair. A number were present from Tempe and Phoenix while Mesa people turned out in most latterius numbers 
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