Arizona republican., 1899-03-19
THE BICYCLE STORE,
 TEMPE, ARIZONA.
SOUTH SIDE.
TEMPE.

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 TEMPE.
 Mrs. Henry Frisch and sister, Al Miller, James McNeil and Ed Murphy drove to Phoenlx yesterday.
 The Baptist people will build par sonage near their church in the near future. Part of the brick for the struc- ture is on the ground.
 c. M. Mullen and Dr. Wilbur of Mesa were in Tempe on business yes terday.
 Rev. J. A. Elliot of Kansas City will preach in the Baptist church this morning.
 The public school base ball team played the Catholic school team yes terday afternoon. The public school boys American grit won the game against the superior size of their op- ponents. The score was p to 21.
 John Mirasco was arrested and tried Friday on the charge of stealing a saddle, bridle and spurs off horse be- longing to an Indian. The jury brought in a verdict of not guilty and Justice Culver discharged him.
 The roof is being put on the steeple of the new Congregational church.
 Mrs. E. L. Storment and Miss Whan, of Mesa spent yesterday with Mrs. M. G. Hill
 R. G Andre went to Mesa on yes terday mornings train.
 Counterfeit silver dollars are being circulated in Tempe.
 w. A. Bolton has disposed of two more of his fine horses.
 MESA.
 c. c. Woodmansee of Lehi was 1ot tr afternoon.
 Charles Wing yesterday received box of oranges and box of lemons from Azusa, Cal.
 Charles Mullen drove to Tempe yes terday afternoon on business. / J. Montgomery & Son sold six beeVes, three hogs and one mutton during the past week.
 The morning train did not leave un- til II o'clock yesterday because the Maricopa enigne was out of order and the Mesa engine had to take it's place There was no afternoon train The regular runs will be resumed today.
 w. A. Kimball and c. R. flakes will spend from Tuesday to Saturday look ing over the route of the new Globe road and making arrangements for putting a force of men at work on this end of it. A force of thirty men are already at work upon the Globe end. The Mesa merchants have sub scribed to the stock liberally enough to warrant going to work, and it will be pushed right ahead.
 Sixteen head of Galloway cattle were received at Mesa Friday from Guelph. Canada. They are full-blooded and most of the older ones were ship ped from Scotland last year and the year before. They are intended to re- plenish Simon J. Murphys herd on the Mcqueen ranch.
 Postmaster Johnson discovered yes terday morning the drawer of the check which was stolen Thursday night. He knew a check was taken but could not remember who drew it. The check was Robert Bowen's for S100 in favor of Johnson Bros. A registered letter addressed to A. J. Houston, who lives about 3 miles south of town, was taken also. It contained $75 and as the government refuses to be respon- sible for more than S10 in any one let ter or package, MT. Huston is out $65. The thieves took in addition to the check and registered letter about $6 in pennies. Altogether they got over $200 in money and $500 in stamps
 Those registered at the Alhambra el4 ., A@. A. 0dICy, w ydlllSllIS, T d., J. Johnstone, Jr. Chicago; l. T. Baker, Tifin, O.; M. Nelson, Globe; c. P. Gib- son, Congress.
 Cyrus Shaw and wife of Viola Kas., arrived in Mesa yesterday morning. Mir. and Mrs. Shaw intend to buy in Mesa and make it their home, but will visit with their nephew, w. H. Brad bury. until they find a location to suit them.
 Those registered at the KimbaIl house are, MT. and Mrs A. c. Hall, Pittsburg, Pa; John E. Orr, Manila Edward Hanahan, San Francisco; George B. Ryan, Chicago; E. c. Sickle and wife, N. Y; s. O. Hamblin and wife Ed Venteler, H. B. St. Clair, T. E. Hudson, Phoenix.
 The Twilight club met at the Kim ball house Friday night and had an informal dance. Those present were: the Misses Ethel Wilbur, Blanche Newell, Edith Abell, Mary Robinson, Nellie Clark, Viola Rosenburger. Net tie Norris, Price Whan, Williams; the Messrs. J. E. Drane, Charles Hawley, Walter H. Wilbur, J. Lawrence Aben, George Wilbur and s. w. J. Bowen.