Arizona republican., 1899-03-03
SOUTH SIDE.
.ANAMAN
TEMPE.


 TEMPE.
 T. B. Banta of Mesa was in Tempe yesterday on business.
 Mrs Maxwell left for her home iE Los Angeles Wednesday night.
 Attorney E. J. Edwards of Globe was in Tempe yesterday forenoon.
 A. J. Peters shipped three cars Of hay last night, and Aben 6 Wilbur shipped one.
 w. A. Bolton sold a driving horse to Phoenix parties Wednesday.
 H. L. Chandler was down from Mesa yesterday afternoon.
 A. J. Peters has started his barley crusher. He is running about 600 sacks a day. He expects to make a shipment in day or two.
 Mrs. B. F. Porter of Phoenix spent yesterday with Mrs M. G. Hill.
 Mrs. T. Dickinson is on the sick list
 Mrs E. B. Gage and Mrs. VickeTs came over from Phoenix on yesterday mornings train.
 There will be preaching at the M. E. church at II a. m and p. m. on Sun day, March 5th.
 Jos. ThaIheimer of Phoenix was looking after his south side interests yesterday.
 Landlord Edwards of Maricopa was a passenger to Phoenix on yesterday mornings train.
 A special train load of cattle will be shipped out to California this morning.
 w. A. Bolton has shipped seven car loads of hay to California. He has sold the remainder, several carloads to A. J. Peters.
 Clarence Gregg, son of Joseph Gregg, is very sick with erysipelas.
 The Daughters of Rebekah are mak- ing preparations for the grand ball which they will give at Armory hall, 1eFriday night, March 10th.
 From Dr. G. A. Scroggs comes the news that a fine baby boy has put in an appearance at the home of MT. and Mrs. Harvey Maine of Lehi.
 MT. c. A. Hooper of San Francisco came in on yesterday mornings train. MT. Hooper is one of the heaviest stockholders of the Tempe Land &c Improvement company.
 F. L. Warner who has for several days been suffering with the grip, Is again able to attend to business.
 There are 26,500 inches of water in the river
 The Congregational church is about ready for it's roof.
 Geo. N. Gage went to Phoenix on yesterday afternoons train.
 MT. Ferguson of the Arizona Vine yard company is sick with the grip.
 Henry Frisch was a business visitor at Phoenix yesterday afternoon.
 The normal school board held meeting at Phoenix yesterday.
 Judge Woy of Mesa was a business visitor at Tempe yesterday morning. All the members of Trules Bertle- sens household are suffering with the grip.
 MESA.
 Thomas E. Jones of Lehi spent the day in Phoenix yesterday.
 Malcolm McLeish of Goldfeld has gone to California for a few days on business.
 Assemblyman Arthur was a passen- ger to Phoenix yesterday morning. Miss Ethel Wilbur and Miss Stone, normal students, were passengers to Tempe yesterday morning.
 Ben F. LeBaron and Geo. r. Lewis, l superintendent of the Sabbath schools of the Mormon church in this terri tory, returned yesterday morning from Apache county, where for the past three months they have been engaged in mission work for the Mormon church. They report a successful trip. l Geo. Cuff of Thatcher, Graham county, received a telegram Wednes- l day afternoon calling him home i'm mediately, on account of the danger l ous sickness of his little child He had to wait until yesterday morning for a train and to his relief received, | just before train time a second tele- gram telling him that the little one was out of danger Consequently he remained in Mesa.
 Murray InneS of Miners Creek near Globe, has discovered a 50-fo0t ledge | of copper ore that is from 70 to so per cent pure copper. Barnett & Winger have just received l a line of ladies spring straw hats, | shirt waists and wrappers. A cOnsign- | ment of straw hats for gentlemen will l be in soon.
 Steve Byers and H. c. Rodgers of | Lehi paid Mesa a visit yesterday Mrs. Barbour is having a frame addi- i tion built on the west side of her boarding house. Those registered at the AIhambra | are: D. V. Boyer, James Martin, Gar field Farrell. Holbrook; H. H. Johnson, | Portland, Ore.
 Dr. Carl c. Maeser of Salt Lake City | is in Mesa. Dr. Maeser is the superin- tendent of the board of education of l the Mormon church. lie is accom- | panied by John Nuttall, also of Salt | Lake City. Both gentlemen have come in the interests of the Sabbath schools | and the educational institutions of the | Mormon church.
 Those registered at the Kimbau | House are Jesse Scott, Silver City, | Idaho: Prof Mango. Phoenix.
 Four cars of wool will be shipped | from Mesa today by A. Vandervort, l the Boston buyer.