Arizona republican., 1899-07-04

stock of fireworks.
 The M x r. railroad will run ex cursiole trains today according 10 iJhe following table: Trains will leave Mesa for Tempe at 1:30 a- m. Il q. m- and :30 D. m Trains will leave PhOe- nix for Tempe at g q. m-. 11:30 a. n-. 3 D. m.. D. m and 1O:15 D. m. Trains will leave Tempe for Phoenix at s. q. m.. P m. ? D. m. and D. n Tra[nS Will leave Tengpe for Mesa at 9:30 a. m. II q. III. and 1O:45 D. m. Round trip tickets from PhoeE6X and Mesa 25 cents.
 The town of Tempe yesterday had hurley hurley. hustlebUstle appear-l ance. EveryCne was preparing fOrI the Fourth and the committees were rushing all preparations for inc big happy time that is expected to he had todaE Major NTulIen of tlre \. C. A has succeeded in i1g5,1tirg company c of Mesa and thirty-six militiamen from Phoenix tO come to Tempe and celebrate the Fourth in battalion review and a grand military ball at night The speakers stand flaS been erected U.1Jler large spreading col tOnwOod on the PicIl grounds and numerous fireworks and lemOnade stands were B,lced i'll convenient places. Afrangelnt to handle the immense crowd at tne l4arbecue have been made and q full force of mar shalS sworn in for the day. There will be four trains IIp from Phoenix and down from Mesa. Everything has been don TO assure tlle gIaii1est ceIe- b,-ltior eyer held in Tempe. famous for it's p.fti .otic enthusiasm.
 Henry Friscl has arranged hiS back 1 yard with seats and taliles and covered 1 it over for tlle hensfit of his patrons ard will have the coolest IEIce down town today
 Tie Catholic church will have a re- frCShment cafe on the picnic grounds 1 ,lr1I7sHg ahe day and this will be he ] only church organization having one.
 The M E. church w'-l have an ice cream social in the afternoon and evening sn fhe lawn in front of Drs. DeVore and ScroggS' offices
 MESA
 Mesa will in q quiet way. pay due respect 10 the greatest of all American holidays The red, white and blue is ! flung 70 the breeze at every home and i Tuiltc building and the bombs make | the echoes reSOund-
 The citizens of Mesa wiil join in the general celebration of the City by the Butte.
 I'ne members of company F. \. c. 4. are requested to r5Dott at the arln- ory at ' o'clock sharp
 Dan Robinson came down from | Congress on Saturday to attend his l fa hers funeral. Deputy S.ler-irf< Mcere and Bush ! spent yesterday in Mesa oa. official i business.
 Guy Phelps and Ike Pederson. left ! yesterday for Prescott where they | will spend the summer.
 The NJ. L A will give a ban at the Coop hall tonight.
 Dr. Wilbur spent yesterday in Ph0ef nix on business.
 Dan Robinson returned 10 Congress Yesterday. AIr Robinson was sicC01n panied by his nephew Edwin Page who will spend several weeks at Con gresS.
 A T. Chandler was a passenger on the TWO o'clock tra3n yeStlr'ldy 10 Phoenix.
 The first story cf The rew school house has been completed. The work is being pUShed aS rapidly as possiiic to have t13e blilGpg Taady for the opening of school in September
 T. HOldin X Sons and Johnson Bros are beginning 10 ship the Th0mpsC1 seedle>s grapes. also watermelons-
 Joe Martin spent th5 day in Phoenix yesterday on business.
 w 4. Kimb1H reports having struck T rich vein of copper on his property. the Black Horn mine. As the develop ment work goes on t11e samples of ore brought in give very fatteriHg assays.
 specially of all kinds of SImmer lot oT -71if men and E3ys are being closed out at cost
 Anderson Bros. have closed Gl-J their ' ock of goods and have left fir Prov dence- near Prescott. Ariz. Those gentlemen mad. mIny friends ill Ne~d ] 1vlro regret their departure.
 P- A. Hei>Ier Of flir geological SHr 1ey Jeff for Florence yesterday morn Hg- Mr. Hei>Ier will return to Los ] Angeles. Cal. in few days
 The maSs meeting called f1r Satar- lay, tie Sth inst. >l.oUid not 'ba fer -ctteH. as q full ItrcT..aHce' i@ de ] sired. The meeting vii be held ar he city hall
 The M- x r. dtI3f was broken into yesterday morning and same dry goods , He'd 10 Alr- COr1IIy tampeTed with. The Thieves carried tlIe goods away ] with them. When opposite J. Holders .ancl they evidently stopped tu ex- { Im.ne tIf fr I'ooty. and finding 1iar hey were for ladies threw them down " the roadside Where they were oUnI by an Indian wJ1.sI- who icJk hem 10 Nr- Hol1ins house. Upon { allin% an inventory MT. Connolly ound thai >ome of the goods were still missing. The thieves are still at ] arge.
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