Arizona republican., 1900-08-23
SOUTH SIDE.
TEMPE.

with friends and relatives in T mpe. Joe Wallace yesterday received a let ter from his son William. who had the misfortune a few months ago Co get his leg broken in dhe saw mills in the northern part of the territory. He stated that he had just left his bed and taken to crutches and that h. expected to be home for the fraternal picnic on Labor day.
 Tom Elder was in Tempe yesterday. He returned a few days ago from Los Angeles. where he purchased a we'll boring outfit. complete, to test the sup posed oil region of Tempe. While Mir Elder was in California he examined quite fully the regions, rock and ma chinery of the leading oil fields there. He says the rock formation and the kind of rock compares almost exactly with the best on the coast.
 B. V. Johnson came over from Phoe- nix yesterday.
 Harry Dennison yesterday received the return from his last carload ship ment of ore from his Pinal mine. II went 21 per cent copper making the ore worth about $63 or $65 per ton. Besides. the ore carries a small amount of gold and silver. The ore is from one of the Belmont group in the Finals about ten miles from the Ray. and was sent tu LEI Paso. Mr. Dennison Tigh;fully thinks he has a b nanza. The ledge l. very large and there is every indication Tor a fine copper mine, worth great deal of money
 The Tempe Brass band Tuesday even Ing gave its first street parade and serenade. They rendered several pieces .,f ,,,l, Fo,. tN1 comment from the town people. The band is doing exceedingly well and makes enjoyable music. Th y will play at the picnic September g.
 w. Lukin was in Phoenix yesterday, buying supplies for his Tempe store. Mrs. Woods and Mrs. Lindsey, Cf Lehi. yesterday. w=re Ph. eniX callers. H. V. Parker yesterday came in from F. T. Powers ranch southeast of town where he has just completed a con- tract of painting and paper hanging. The paper was chosen by Mrs. Powers, who in so doing displayed an artistic taste, as is shown since the paper is on the wall.
 A. J. Hansen, of Kyrene in a short time will have made one of the most thorough, practical tests of d pumping plant for extensive irrigation. A Cali fornia concern has made him t:e fol- lowing proposition. which he will ac- cept: If the enterprise is successful, MT. Hansen will pay the cost. $3.15O if the plant does not do as stipulated in the contract. Mr. Hansen loses nothing and pays nothing. The well will be twelve-inch one and three hundred feet deep. As it is only fourteen feet to wa ter now, this ing the dryest season for this will hA n hgcn from which to throw water. The cnn- struction company. however. does not guarantee water. bu. there is ID fear from that source. Tn mpauy will put in heavy centrifugal pump. which will throw 250 inches in d steady stream after which, the expense If running the plant, nginc- included is SIP for twen-y-four hours. or. running steady. will cost $12 day. This will fully irrigate his two and one-half sec tions, running 200 days in tLe year, which will cost 400 Der year. This is bonanza in thht i, means all the water wanted for two and one-half sections, thus insuring heavy crops f all kinds. during all seasons of the year.
 Granville Garrett Frank Chase. Mis- ses Lydia Chase and Mary Wingar spent yesterday picncing at the Hiero- SIyphic springs. southwest of Tempe.
 A. J. Peters sent ou- a ear of hay last night.
 Andreas pson yesterday built a house. Perhaps il is a cage for some bird.
 Electric lights are being placed in the Baptist church which will greatly enhance the inside beauty of the build- ing.
 The Woodmen circle. after their meet ing in the Andre hall last night. held pleasant social and enjoyed refresh ments, including pineapple ice and cake.
 Major Andre, the popular Tempe harness maker. is married. and has been through the civil war. but just the same he has heart that is m re youth ful and isas gallant as any youngl ladi s man. He gives the following receipt for making kisses which will be valu- able for some young people to remem- Der: To one piece of dark plaza add a little moonlight take for granted two people Place in two strong hands one small one. Dissolve one ounce of ad- miration into one of romance and one of jolly into two yieQiings. Take a cup of silence with a few sly glances. Stir In with d nuted rufIle and one F two
 
 cheek or two lips and set away to cool. Flavor with a screen. This can be per formed in any climate if not done too quickly.
 MESA
 J. F. Lenburger of Los Angeles was in Mesa yesterday looking for d location Is plumber and timer at which trade he was working in Los Angeles.
 A. l.. Cuber is in the midst of wine making just at present He has seven teen Indians picking grapes
 Orvil Wing of Lehi was d visitor in Mesa yesterday.
 Dr. Jones of Tempe was a business visitor in Mesa yesterday
 A. E. Hinton of Phoenix paid Mesa d visit yesterday.
 MT. Schureman and Attorney Good win of Tempe paid Mesa a social visit