Arizona republican., 1899-06-23
SOUTH SIDE.
TEMPE.

TEMPE.
 w. J. Kingsbury went over to Phoe- nix yesterday on business.
 Judge C. W. JohnsJOne came over from Phoenix yesterday.
 The funeral of E. J. Frankenberg was the largest known in the history of Tempe.
 Hughie Hewett went over to Phce- nix yesterday.
 Mir Stauffer of Glendale spent yes terday in Tempe
 George NJ. Tiffany came over from Lehi yesterday.
 Joe Poterie was over from Phoenix yesterday circulating a petition to the board of supervisors requesting the re- nlovai of the reservation in Phoenix.
 Through Bolton & Tomlinson's real estate agency Ben Cummings has pur- chased a portion of the Frank B. Aus tin place near Mil avenue and front ing on Sixth street. The purchase in cludes the adobe building which will be remodeled inside and out and a comfortable dwelling made of it.
 According to the figures of II. L.. Chandler the people of Tempe and Mesa have purchased $1,000 worth Of electric fans.
 The following people left on last nights train: Mrs. Walter Johnson, Mrs. Sam Brown, Mrs. P. s. Empey, Miss Susie Gallardo, Miss Fannie Brown. Santa Monica; Mrs. \. A. Wood and Mrs. l. B. Page, Long Beach; Mrs. Woodmansy, Chicago, Iil.; Mrs. James Sturgeon, 6treator, III.
 A Mexican was fined $15 in the jus tice court yesterday for stealing water. Mrs T. L. Murray was business visitor at Tempe yesterday.
 Deputy Sheriff Billie Moore and O. c. Smith drove over to Phoenix last night.
 MT. c. T. Hayden will return from Prescott today. MT. Hayden has been making a business tour of the north ern part of the territory.
 Henery Friske's place is becoming a very popular resort.
 Several cars of cattle were shipped out yesterday
 Roy Hill was summoned to Phoenix yesterday as a witness Cn the Worm ser vs Wells case.
 H. l.. Chandler. MT. Aikens and sev- eral cattlemen were passengers on the 2 o'clock train to Phoenix yesterday. Garnett Holmes returned from Mari copa yesterday.
 P. P. Daggs drove over to Phoenix yesterday.
 Wallace Morse came in on yester- day mornings train from Benson
 The first story of the new hotel is nearing completion.
 Little Grace Sharbrauh, who was shot by Ralph Price on Wednesday was reported to be in a very critical condition yesterday The leg will have to be amputated and there is buC little hope of her life being saved.
 The cattle interests of Tempe are assuming extensive proportions. Large herds of cattle are being brought down from pasturage and fat cattle are being shipped out con- stantly. Markets east and west of Us are looking to the valley for beef cat He. The buyers express their admira- tion of the quality of the cattle found here The ranges are not producing the quality of beef desired. hence the preference shown the local product.
 MESA
 w. E. Pomeroy has moved his office from the rear of the Mesa bank to the offices recently occupied by Dr. Hawley in the Mesa Free Press building.
 John Riggs is seriously ill with typhoid fever He was broken out with hives and went in bathing which drove the rash inwardiy, with the above result Dr. Drove. the attending physician, reported him somewhat i'm proved yesterday.
 The Mesa Lumber company is doing rushing business, having received several Ears of lumber and supplies in the last few days.
 A. J. Chandler, Mr. Legeir, Mrs Glover wero passengers On the two o'clock train to Phoenix yesterday. c. L. Hall came down from Goldf1eld yesterday and was passenger to Phoenix on the two o'clock train
 The harvesters have almost com plcted the grain crop for this season.
 T. H. Horn will go to Nogales in q few days
 Irving Andrews and Will Murray of Phoenix spent Wednesday in town.
 The w. Of " ledge of Mesa met last night.
 Thonlas Nets and family will spend tue simmer in Graham county.
 George W. Wilbur came over from I eurH F=zterd.e-
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