Arizona republican., 1900-08-29
SOUTH SIDE.
TEMPE.

TEMPE.
 w. C. Whitaker returned yesterday from his visit to the coast.
 Mrs. J. F.. Pulsifer. accompanied by her son and daughter. came in from Prescott yesterday morning and will reside here during the normal school year. The young lady will enter the normal September 1.
 Levi Walker, Arthur Woolf, John Woolf and Will Woolf leave this morn ing for the Sierra Anchas. where they will stay till about September 10. when they will return to Tempe, accompa- nied by Walter Shute, and sn;er ',he normal school.
 Professor Matthews was visitor III Phoenix yesterday.
 McGrew & Perkins got in their return from the carload of ore sent to the Fl Paso smoker. It netted them s per ton in silver and 20 per cent or $69 in copper per ton In all the ore netted about so per ton. They have no end of ore and have large anticipations of the future of the mine.
 District Attorney Flannigan and. At torney Kibbey. both of Phoenix. were visitors in Tempe yesterday.
  the valley yesterday. Six of ;he cars were sent from Tempe by Dr. Chandler of Mesa They go to the Dorsey land grant in northeastern New Mexico. where they will be placed on pasture The cattle from Mesa were accompa- nied by Joe Peterson and Charles Lewis.
 Bud Gray and T. G. Norris were in Tempe on Monday night. Mir. Gray is an old timer in the valley. IL was the first time he was in Tempe for eight years. He was loud in his praise of the enormous Improvements and the many new buildings Tempe has acquired since his last visit.
 Among the preparations that the eX- ecutive committee is completing in good time prior to the big picnic next Tues day is the arrangement for ice water. which will be clean and in abundant quantity
 Mir. and Mrs. J. w Woolf returned Saturday from their extended visit through the east.
 The Phoebe mine. in the Pinal moun- tains. continues to ship carload after carload of ore to the Fl Paso milling works. The returns ars very graii- flying
 Caleb Perron. the popular Tempe shoemaker. has decided 1o locate in Je- rome. Mrs. Perron will move there with the family in a few We ks. "Frenchy." as he was ropularly known here. was always jolly and always gave a helping hand to those in need. He is expert at his trade and it would be inn possible for Jerome to obtain a better shoemaker T mpe is the loser.
 MESA
 Johnny C leman relates quite an eE- citing rarantula story. While irri- sating his alfalfa last week he drowned out forty-eight taran,ulas. Tn were big. robust fellows and full of fight. His house is built in the alfalfa field and the black monsters just swarmed around it. some of them getting inside the house before being killed.
 Hats. shirt waists. bonnets. COTS ts and hose selling at cost a. E. M. John son S Bro.
 J. s. Peterson and C. E. Lewis went to northeastern New Mexico with seven carloads of cattle belonging to A. J. Chandler. He l. sending them to put on the range of his old fri nd, MT. Barnes.
 A very pltdSlIS surprise party was given Miss Allie McBrayer on the oc- casion of her birthday. About twenty five friends and admirers assembled at her home south of Mesa. with ice CT am and cake, and enjoyed themselves ina mensely.
 MT. s. c. Sorensen of Lehi was wis itor in Mesa yesterday.
 Yesterday the small boys in Mesa were in their glory. Marshal Daley offered 25 cents per head for all dogs on the streets without collars. The boys were chasing every dog that came inside the corporate limits.
 Joe Rogers is having a Well dug on his lot east of the Barnett block. right in the center of ;he base ball grounds. The boys are feeling sore. but they can't help it. the property belongs to Joe. He Is going to build a black smith shop on the lot.