Arizona republican., 1900-08-05
SOUTH SIDE.
TEMPE.

Major R. c. Andre is quite i'll with violent stomach trouble.
 Hon. J. F. Wilson last night in the Peterson hall spoke at some length to the Tempe people regarding the req sons why the Tempe bonds for the water were illegal.
 "A special train of cattle was sent out yesterday afternoon.
 Byron Redden returned Friday from the Mammoth country, where he has located his family with friends for the summer. He reports that the ranges there are very dry and that many cat tle are dying. Along one road he says he saw six cattle stumble and fall while on the way hunting for water. and being urable to rise again, soon died.
 Timer J. w. Mclean is exceedingly busy these days with the many dry wells which, often being dug deeper, need more piping and in many in stances new valves and suckers.
 Miss Lena Hartsfield left yesterday for a three weeks visit with friends in the northern part of the territory.
 Messrs. Charles Woolr, city attorney, and George L. Compton drove to Shoe- nix last night
 A tender and thick juicy steak is what is relished by the trade, and w. J. Birchell understanding that desire, can exactly fill the bill. All his meat is thoroughly frozen in the ice house at the creamery thus freeing it from an imal heat, making it more healthy. The other day an old California butcher was in MT. Birchell's market and re- marked that the shop was the cleanest and most fully equipped and up to date that he had ever seen in the west. That is quite a compliment to Tempe.
 Butcher Schumacher of Tucson is on the south side buying cattle for his market in Tucson.
 Harry Hendrix and Albert Miller spent yesterday in Phoenix.
 A small shower fell in Tempe Friday night
 Mrs. Fletcher M. schureman Is the proud possessor of a new Syracuse bi- cycle.
 Charley Murphy has gone to Mesa, where he has taken a contract to build a house.
 Dust storms and clouds are regular daily visitations. They will end one of these evenings with a rain that Will surprise the natives"
 MESA.
 Yesterday at D. m. was priesthood meeting at the tabernacle,
 s. c. Sorensen of Lehi was visitor in Mesa yesterday.
 G. M. Tiffany was a visitor in Mesa yesterday.
 The rain drops have been few In Mesa the past few days of threaten ings, but the surrounding country has been getting some good rains. and Mesa will come in for her share In few days.
 T. M. Gilbert went to Tempe yester- day evening and met his wife, who has just returned from few months stay in California They will at once remove the Candy Kitchen into the postof1ce building which they have rented.
 Lew Collins writes from California that he is having a grand time. He IS meeting a great many Salt River val ley people. all of whom are enjoying themselves and picking up flesh.
 MT. R. T. Longmore came in from St. John's. Ariz.. yesterday to attend his wife in her illness. MT. Longmore will remain until his wife has entirely recovered He re ports some good rams in the northern part of the territory and that sheep and cattlemen were feeling much easier over the outlook
 MT. Jones of Mesa had a very mar row escape from horrible death FIT day. He was riding his mare up Main street on a gallop and when opposite the Davis livery stable she stumoled and fell with him, jumped to her feet leaving him on the ground with one foot caught In the stirrup. The amman broke into a run, dragging the young man for about 100 yards, when he nap billy extricated his foot from the sur rup and was left behind, not mucH hurt. save a few bruises and DIE scare.