Arizona republican., 1899-02-18
SOUTH SIDE.
TEMPE.

A, J PGJofS ana -EIl1HS OlSSA AGl . in Phoenix yesterday on business.
 The city council met Thursday night and transacted considerable business. The contracts were let for graveling both Fifth and Eighth streets. Fifth street will be graded and graveled from the depot to Mill avenue. Geo. N. Gage has vol unteered to do the grading gratis. The contract for grading Eighth street has not yet been let. Frank Babcock se- cured the contract for graveling at sixty cents per yard. w. T. Cum mings has been secured by MT. Gage to grade Fifth street and he will likely get the contract for grading Eighth street.
 Dr. Chas. H. Jones is building q brick addition to his house. The addl- tion will be but one room. The doe tor evidently thinks great deal of ms baby girl.
 Painting was begun on MT. Finch's house yesterday.
 The lower frames of the COngrega- tional church are now in position and the walls are progressing nicely.
 Chas. O. Austin accompanied by his family, left for Tucson on Thurs day nights train MT. Austin expects tn make the old pueblo his home.
 w. J. Kingsbury was business wis itor at Phoenix this morning.
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 Orson Kleinman returned yesterday from Provo, Utah, where he has been attending school.
 Dr. Chandler entertained F. J. Sar- miento, auditor of the s. F., r. G r. k. R.. yesterday, together with his wife and little boy. The party came up from Phoenix on the morning train and took the afternoon train back.
 Rev. c. J. Banks will preach tomor- row at the Baptist church at eleven o'clock. from the subject "A Prophetic Description of Christ's Earthly EX- perience."
 The Baptist Young Peoples Union gave a social at the residence Of Rev. c, J. Banks last night. The principal feature of the evening was a very in teresting, Hammer and Needle" con test.
 There was an entertainment and dance at Lehi last night. An interest ing programme consisting of songs, recitations and a dialogue was render ed.
 The w. C. T. U. will hold public meeting at the Baptist church tomor- row night Good music, an address by Mrs. M. A. Philips, and other snort addresses will constitute the pro gramme The ladies extend a corolal invitation to all
 Nat Brundage left for Globe yester- day afternoon with a wagonload or eggs. chickens, ducks and turkeys.
 James Steele has made a fine, large display case for S. W. J. Brown. MT. Brown expects consignment CT acetyIene bicycle lanterns soon.
 Chas. Wing has a fine, new grama- phone. one of the best made, on eX- hibition at his store. MT. Wing has also five volumes of the Life of Dewey" on sale. (Rather Q new de- parture for baker.)
 Those registered at the Alhambra are: Domercia Mariatta and Lisard0 Salvador, Phoenix; Samuel SimcOck, Silver King; George McMichael, Mon roe, Ia; c. H. Baca, Grant, N. M; Mrs. Martin and child, Phoenix.
 Charlie N. Lathrop San Francisco; Walter c. Larned, Jr., Chicago; J. Selby, Quincy, H.; John Hoops, T. c. Conly, Phoenix; Dr. w. G. Debore and wife, Tempe, are registered at the Kimball house.
 Dan Robinson, postmaster of Con gress, who has been visiting with his sick father, left yesterday afternoon to return to his work there.
 w. J. LeBaron was a passenger to Phoenix on the train yesterday after noon.