Arizona republican., 1900-09-08

Mesa Free Press and attended to it's distribution.
 T. F.. Flannigan was a visitor in Mesa yesterday.
 The republican delegates to the county convention went to Phoenix last night and will make themselves felt in the convention. The following is Mesa'5 representation: w. H. Code A. C.
 Mcqueen. w. A kimball. Joseph z. Peterson. Joe Montgomery. Ed. Bloom CT. Joe Robertson. Arthur BriZzee. w B. Barbour. Burt Winger. Walter VII bur and Don NJ. Le Baron.
 The democratic delegates to the county convention returned from Phoe- nix yesterday. They report one of the
 hottest contests in their experience The South Side is pleased that A. Hunsaker and Charlss Peterson re
 ceived the nomination for supervisor and asSemDiyman.
 G. w. Shrine returned to Mesa yes
 terday from Los Angeles. G. w. Sir
 rine. the father of Mrs Salt=r. went on visit to his daughter some three months ago. since which time Mr. SaIter and J. G. Peterson purchased
 the Farmers Exchange and now his
 wife comes to Mesa to make th.s their future home.
 The people of Mesa are sorry that the sinking on A. C. MCQueen'S well is tp stop a 300 feet But orders have been received to that effect The people of the county would do well to reconsider
 Mir McQueen's proposition and see that
 the boring continues to at least 2.4O0
 feet. Mir Mcqueen made a propositi m
 that he would continue to that level if the county would pay the expense if TO water was reached. ard if water was found he would pay the expense. This proposition was made in good faith and
 whatever the result might be the county would realize ten times the eX
 penditure Tn settling the artesian ques-
 tion once and for all.
 The burned walls of Father Ander- sons house were torn down Tuesday
 to make room for the new two-room adobe house the Mesa people are bui d. ing for him. Donations to the amount
 of some $30 were subscribed for this purpose some weeks ago. and now it seems that the old couple will soon h4Va a habitation. Those wishing to con
 tribute to this fund can do so at ZenOs 1 Coop. store.
 Mrs. J. D. Robertson and daughter returned from an extended trip to Salt Lake city and other Utah points We'd nesday. Mrs. H. w. BriZZee. her mother. who accompanied her on the journey. remained in the city and will
 return after the October conference Mrs. Robertson enjoyed herself while | away. but. like others, was glad to reach home again.
 A. l.. Cuber has just finished wine making. having barre,ed between I 0)0 and 5.000 gallons of the best wine that | has been made here for years. The grape crop was thought to be shO"t thls ! season, and il was feared that the out put would be small. but the quality was | good. and Mr. Cuber exercised goo i ! judgment in getting his grapes. and to : his astonishment he found the output
 greater than last year. Great care was ! exercised in caring for the juices. and ! the fortifying done with skill. and as i result Mir Cuber says he has the best | wine that he has made in years. This | is saying much. for the quality of wine l turned out from the Mesa winery has l become noted both east and west. i Mrs. Er. Brack is still quite ill with l typhoid fever. She has now been down | for eleven days.
 Mir. and Ms. Guy Collins Were visi- i tors in Mesa for fzw days this we k. l The Novelty store is disp ay.ng some | very unique novelties. made by the Apache Indians Miss Price. while in ! Globe. obtained them. They are mar vels of workmanship and dispay gre { | taste on the part of the Indian The | assortment consists of bead necklaces, ! fancy moccasins. pocket-boOks and | baskets.
 Postmaster Newell just now seems in
 d fair way of getting rich. as all the l lost articles found in the city are being l deposited at his office. He has now. | from this weeks finding. one pair of gold spectacles. d purse with money in
 it. and light hat. which he would Ike
 to find owners for.
 1 The PostofIice Candy Kitchen yester- | day received a fresh lot of candies.
 Mrs. Emma EUesworth and children
 returned to Mesa Wednesday morning from three months visit in Utah
 among friends and relatives. An error was made in the report of 1 Wednesday when it was said A. P. Shewman was running for probate | judge. Mir. Snowman is candidate for | the council.
 Wedding bells chimed in Mesa We'd
 nesday at the home of Mir. John Vance. l 1Ie contracting parties were his son | John NJ. Vance and Miss Georgia John son of FairView. Utah. The bride ar rived on the o'clock train and the ceremony was performed at 4 D. m..
 the groom and guests having gathered, awaiting her arrival.
 President C. R. flakes has returned from a short visit in Utah. While
 away he visited many parts of Utah and enjoyed his trip very much. s>AAAnnAAAnn>a