Arizona republican., 1900-08-24
SOUTH SIDE.
TEMPE.

J. E. Mullen and John Woolf returned yesterday from Livingston. where they spent the summer. Mr. Wuoif will sa back to Livingston in a few days, with supplies. Mir. Mullen says that it rained very hard there for two days and one night. and that green feed was start ing nicely.
 C. F. Borrowdale yesterday moved into the Root residence on seventh street.
 John Rumberg. of Crown Point. is visiting his mother here
 w T. smith and J. F. Wis were both in Tempe yesterday. MT. Wilson will address the Tempe people on po- litical questions of the day, Monday evening. August 2.
 Lauriete Lassen. q prominent south slider, spent yesterday in Phoenix. The smaller boys of Tempe are reor- ganizing the Tempe Public School base ball team and say they will meet any team in the territory, not larger than themselves, after few weeks of prac- tice.
 C. T. Hirst. a northside raiSin dryer, was on the uthside yesterday after noon bargaining for the raisins of this section.
 The Tempe bottling works yesterday put in new liquid gas in the works. Thls does away with the old method of soda and sulphuric acid. This will, if that is possible. give to the southside trade q much finer grade of soda and mineral waters.
 County school Superintendent Fulton was in Tempe yesterday. He examine I the late Improvements of the school house and yards.
 Rev Eugene Burr and M. H. Meyers drove ov5r to Phoenix yesterday. MT. Meyers will leave in a few days for Prescott. where he will continue to work a his trade.
 J. T. Parry. accompanied by his sons' Frank and Fred. returned yesterday from a few weeks stay in California. They report q right jolly time
 Mrs. Stone and family moved down from Mesa yesterday and will make their home here. in order that Miss Stone may attend the normal. and the younger members of the family attend the public schools.
 Billy Strong. the barber, was a Visi- tor in Phoenix yesterday.
 Messrs. Romeo and Glen Root will leave next week for California. Romeo is a junior in the state university in rha medical department. Glen will en- fer a school of pharmacy in San Fran cisco. Both are energetic young men, who will make success of life.
 The well enterprise. just west of thr north end of the bridge is progressing finely. The men have dug down about eighteen inches below the water level They are now engaged in putting Tn power and pump with which to pump out the water from the well while dig sing it deeper. The men are ingenious fellows and the entire plant IS ol thelI own invention and construction. They have a simple. yet advantageous me tbod of throwing a large stream of wa ter from the well. which will be 25X3t feet in cross sections at the water level Ii will be dug as deep as possible, that is if the pump. while in action. pumps the present depth dry, ;he well will be deapened until it is impossible for. the Dump to empty it. In this way the nlant. which will be run by horse power will throw a steady stream of irrlSa- lion water The well is too near the river to give rise to fear of an unsatis- factory supply.
 w. Mclean, .he Tempe timer Wal a visitor in Pho nix yesterday. He also attended the camp meeting in the evening.
 The numerous vacant houses about town are being placed in repair There is a large number of houses for r.nt now. but shortly after the opening or the normal. as always has been the case. the for rent" signs will all dis appear.
 MT. and Mrs. Neils Peterson are ex- pectsd home from the coast this morn ing.
 W. A. Mouer and w. T. Cummings were in Phoenix yesterday.
 The democratic friends of Joseph ;. Birchett are urging him to become candidate for the nominauon for SUI pervisor by the democratic conv nu n. Miss Lena Sarrick. of Mesa. is in Tempe and will stay q the home or Dr. Broadway.
 MESA
 Mrs. Legier of Mesa. on Wednesday night. presented her husband with a fine boy.
 J. w. Morris of Phoenix was in Mes yesterday looking over the political field.
 Mrs. Mary Pomeroy and Mrs. Kate Burton were visitors in Phoenix yes terday.
 Mrs. George Mauk was in Phoenix yesterday.
 Go to Pomeroy X Metz to get your r'- pair work on bicycles done. They have d complete line of bicycle supplies and fixtures.
 The Novelty Store is offering specia prices on school shoes for children These shoes are made by the very best firms and are the best for the money. T. F.. Jones of Lehi paid Mesa visi yesterday on business.
 C. G. still of Lehi Was d visitor to Mesa and Phoenix yesterday.
 T. F.. Pomeroy took the train fol Globe, via Bowie. yesterday. A. Buzzee drove to Phoenix yester- day on business.
 The 6-months-old baby of James Rogers of Mesa is quite sick. The chic had the whooping cough some month: