Arizona republican., 1900-08-26
SOUTH SIDE.
TEMPE.

H. B. Griffen and wife are spending Sunday with friends in Phoenix.
 Edward Carr proprietor of the Tempe Bicycle Store, was a business vi.itcr in Phoenix
 Word has been received in Tempa to the effect that Ira Saylor Was married in Williams a few weeks ago. The bride was Miss Davis of a family who came to Tempe from Missouri last winter a"d left for the northern part of the terri tory last spring. The newly welded couple will arrive in Tempe tomorrow.
 J. B. Mullen and family were in Phoe- nix yesterday
 Ernest Corbell has accepted a posi- tion in the Goodwin Cash store where he will remain until the opening of the Normal.
 Caleb Perron left Friday for a busi- ness trip to Jerome. 'FrenchV' is 2 jolly shoemaker and the people of Tempe would hate to see him Icok up a new location.
 Watson PitkrelI and Jack Harris drove over to Phoenix yesterday
 Tempe is preparing for good olI time Missouri picnic on September 3. It wD! be on the Normal school grounds amid the small forest of ash trees.
 The True Blue base ball team of Phoenix yesterday sent an accepting, answer to a challenge from the Temp. Crimson Rim base ball team. The game comes off in Phoenix thls afternoon al the park. The Crimson Rims d,f-at-d the Mesa team by score of 13 to 10 and they expect to show the True Rlu- team a good game. A number of sup porters from Tempe will accoIpaay the team to Phoenix tomorrow
 The lost or rather the found mine has not yet been fully explored. The boys only went down as far as the forty foot level where it became too dark tn fully discern the surroundings A Ill., tie work there soon filed the ureuirg with dust and darkness. On the descent It was seen that many small veins Ina been followed out from the shaft. At the landing of forty feet several hand fuls of rock were picked up and brought to the surface. One of the rocks. a. large onel went over $660 per ton, Some of this same rock is now on exhibition with the large display of other Arizona minerals in the large glass ease in ihe store of F. M. Schureman. More d5vel- Opment is expected next week ana the real value of the mine determined
 Lynn Laney. who lives southeast of Tempe several miles. has purchased a new wheel which he will use in riding to the Normal this year.
 w. J. Birchell yesterday received d shipment of $50 worth of fencing with whichNhe will fence the property near the river on which he has been spend ing so much time lately. Tha fence is rabbit and rat tight.
 MESA
 MT. J. F. Willis returned from Utah last Tuesday. Mir. Willis has sold his cattle interests there and is buying a home in Mesa where he expects to make his future home.
 J. F. Steele of Kentucky has been spending few days in Mesa He went to Clifton last night.
 Mrs. Tom Kelly and son returned from Tempe after a few days visiting.
 The Novelty for strictly first cla.s groceries at the lowest prices.
 Rev. Edgar Decker. pastor of the NJ E. church. writes from the home of his parents in Pennsylvania that he has had splendid time visiting his old home. He will return to Mesa in the near future and preach at the Metho- dist church September 2. His many friends will welcome him back
 Prof Emil Maesa, principal of tn St Joseph Stake academy located at Thatcher, Arizona, arrived in Mesa yesterday on a visit. He will spend few days here in the interests of the academy. Last year quite number of