Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1899-09-10
MESA.

The WcoIn2n of t1le World held
their regular meeting last night. Sev-
eraI candidate for membership were
consider Il.
Don c. Ba;Gl53t returned from the
southern states yesterday where he
has bea9 working in the missionary
field
Mrs. Guthrie and her sister. Miss
Elizabeth England, We're III Mesa on
Wednesday and We're the guests Of
Mrs A. G. McQU5ler-
p. NJ. Franklin of Mesa was in
Mesa on Wednesday and appeared
for Mr.. Moore in the Moore vs.. Broad
bury case.
The Coop store has lately received
4 large consignment of dry goods
The goods have been put in p7acs and
present very fire appearance in the
newly PAINTED department.. They
are being sold at the lowest prices.
Mr.. and Ms. \ p. Sbewman weir
to PlE0eCiX yel>r;: -Ghy 10 attend the
meeting of the grand lodge CT the l. O.
q. I. being held there.
W. \. Nim1all AMI Il. VI. johnson
went Yesterday TO Riverside where
they VIII n1aet other parties from
Glola and Will consider propositions
for building tne Globe road.
The young ladies NJ. /. \. society
will give a dame in the Coop hail on
Tuesday evening for the beEe1it OF
their society.
Charles Mullen and family who
have been spsnfiing several weeks in
tire Write mountains. returned OH
Monday. The ferty all report
happy time While ont NJ. Mullen
says the BEST anii-f.:it rsmedy is Il trip
to those mountains, All the hunting
one finds there
Al Galpin and family returned to-
their home IN Phoenix yesterday. Mn
Galpin lad charge of the construction
work on the new school house. and
completed tire work in a Very saui9fa :
tory MARINER
GSrqe1-in-en5iaIlf r. f. Porter of the
NJ x T. railroad was n business Wis
;tcr 81 Mesa Yesterday.
The Highland and East Branch
clna,s were badly washed out by the
lee MT rains east OF Mesa.
Mrs. w. \. Kinlbali. Mrs. ]. S Peter
son aild Miss Pa.u <Gmica-1 were pas
sengels cia the TWO O'Clock train 10
Phoenix yesterday.
j. Holden left yes .'.l-day for an eX-
tended trip through California Wash
ington and Oregon.
w. A Kim1aall and B. NJ. Johnson
who Ie:t or Thursday for Riverside,
We're forced to return to Mesa Cn az
corlt5 of III. floods On jne desert caused
by the recent rains
w Il. Pumef5y ar1 Walter Wilbur
were business Visitors at the capital
city Yesterday.
WI55am Passey'> son BU-'. WIS un-
fortunate enough 80 get scme I've IN
his left eye recently. The eye WIS 80
badly injured ih.t Dr.. Marin of Fhoe-
nix, who was consulted. had to re
move TIN eye. The W0untt is TOW
healing very fast
William ADeE CT the firm of Abel
Mullen Hardware company, |
left on Friday for Benson 10 lock after
some artesian wells bafng sunk on
his properly neur There.
Last AICi-.ly Il man passed through !
Mesa GA his way toward Florence. !
Before .aayl Y h. supplied himself
with five GALLONS Of wilma and two gal |
Ions of whisky On Sunday it was re
ported that Il mam had been found |
dead ON the desert. Justice PcmerOY |
summarized Il jury and went to the |
place where the mss had been found |
1t WAS discovered that the fellow had |
drunk or disposed of tine conteEss of |
the numeTUC.s bottles. The corOner's
jury found that the man had met his |
Ge.aicl from Thirst while in an int0Xicat- |
cd state.
Considerable comment has been !
made on the a'lmcc1I CUlture in this |
part of the coUI.ry of Lite. This indus
try has. and i. grow z very rapidly |
in importance and promises TO take /
first rank an7ong tie other mn o1tari |
industries Some trouble Ggcs ID an eX-
perienced daring the early spring i'll
saving the fruit from the late froatS
a gainSf which they must he protected. |
as they viii destroy the delicate bios
sons. That tlhis ca lie dC'Ie. has
been eXemPlifis.I in the TsirDeI or
i-haId during the past season under Tho
able supervision of J. e. BETTER. who
is in charge Mr.. Beu,aT prevented the
frost from destroying the Blossoms and
fruit by keeping small fires burning