Arizona republican., 1900-08-14
SOUTH SIDE.
TEMPE,

TEMPE,
 Wolf Sachs returned yesterday morning from the southern part of the territory, where he is extensively in- terested in the cattle business.
 Judge Kibbey of Phoenix was an of nclal visitor in Tempe yesterday.
 Henry Jennings of Peoria. and Thomas Nolin of Phoenix were looking over interests in Tempe yesterday Of course MT. Nolin is not guilty. but MT. Jennings Is one of them 'er candi- dates" Both. however, are affable gentlemen and have many goods friends in Tempe.
 J. E. Sturgeon, the butcher of late fame, and wife. Were visitors among their Phoenix friends yesterday
 Ralph Nye and G. B. Cummings spent Saturday in Mesa at the band dconcert. These gentlemen are noted musicians of local fame in the Tempe brass band.
 Mrs. w. c. Whitaker and her son Robert drove to Phoenix yesterday
 Miss lone Pease of Gila Bend arrived fin Tempe yesterday to spend a few weeks with friends. She is the guest of the Kingsbury home.
 Nj. A. Stanford and son, E. A. Stan ford, were South Side callers yesterday. They were looking after their cattle in Jerests on the South Side.
 The Collins horseless stage is one of the fastest stage lines in the south west. Lew Collins, the proprietor. is spending the summer at the coast, but the present manager, Harry Troops. is a good solicitor and when he hits the road he flys. Besides doing a heavy package and luggage business, he has a fine passenger trade, because the roads are good and a fast ride these mornings or evenings is pleasant between the points of Phoenix, Tempe. and Mesa, and it delivers its passengers to any house in either city,
 Mrs. Dimes is expected back this morning from her summers vacation in the northern part of the territory.
 Samuel Brown. who has been report ed as wishing to run for another term in the legislature. wants 1t understood that he is positively not an aspirant for that nomination. True. his friends have lately been urging him to run for the office, but MT Brown said that he diI not want the nomination at all.
 E. M. Lamson of the Lamson busi- ness college in Phoenix, spent yes.er- day in Tempe distributing advertising material and canvassing in the inter ests of his business college. II is pos sible that several from Tempe will at tend his school this year.
 In answer to the several inquiries for normal school catalogues with an nouncements for 19OO-19O1. it is learned that the catalogues will not be out be- fn, of A number of young men who will at tend the normal this year are arranging to form a boarding club. by which method their expenses will be greatly reduced. They are hunting for a good cook and the names of the male stu dents who wish to enter the club. such students can gain further information by addressing Charles A. Stauffer, Tempe.
 G. B. Cummings confectionery store is constantly favorably commented up- on for it's delicious ice cream, which is about the most relished thing of all this time of the year.
 The Mexican population on the Tempe road, east of East Tempe the past few weeks have been having great enjoyment on what is familiarity known as 'Piety Hill'' in that settlement. They have a merry round, which they run in connection with a show given by several travelling ,MeXicans. one a fair vantriloquist. Late in the evenings some of the assembled ones get too funny or tipsy and then no one in the neighborhOOd can sleep or even rest. Three Sundays ago Henry Gonzales brought two of the carousers under ar rest. Sunday before last he hauled in five more of them, some of whom are serving twenty days sentences for the disturbance of the peace. They were much quieter last Sunday night. doubt less fearing arrest.
 The second and third parts of the skunk story and developing nimrod have taken place, and another chapter is being booked. The other night all Mr. Mclean caught in the steel traps was a large yellow cat which. after much tact and difficulty. was liberated. that was part two. Night before last MT. Mclean was awakened by mys- terious sounds in the shadow of the rose bushes. He entered the house Che was sleeping on the porch) and got the No. 10 shotgun and prepared himself to kill a skunk; but after an hour and a half of drowsy watchfuness he fell into a restless sleep. It did not last long, for he soon was awakened from a dreamy hunt by scratching sounds on the door of the porch right near the head of his cot. His hands may have