Arizona republican., 1902-01-03
TEMPE

Operations in cattle are quite active just at present and a number of ship nie1ts are being made and more are to fellow shortly. Last night John Garner shipped three cars of cattle to San Ser nardiro, Cal. of which two cars were bought from (. B. Williams and one car from Frank FoGal. He also forwarded one care of hogs. Woolf Sachs has sold four cars of feeders to NIr. Greene of Porterville. Cal. They will probably be shipped today. Mr. Sachs still has a large number of cattle on pasture. Next Saturday he will cut cut. preparatory to making further shipments. Mr. Norton of Phoenix. who has a large number of cattle on the south side. has sold seven cars of feeders to A. H. Harper. This bunch will be shipped shortly to Flowing Wells. Cal. Lon Harmon has purchased eighty head of cattle from Harrou S Price. Harmon undoubtedly will make numerous other purchases.
 The death af Clarence CartledEe, son of T. q. Cartledge. has cast a cloud Of sorrow over the hearts Of his many friends. Mir. Cartledge received a tele- gram yesterday morning advising him ot the demise of his son. from preu- mcnia. at Alamogordo. N. NJ. He left for that place last night. IL has not vet been decided whether the remains will be shipped to Tempe or inferred a -AlamCSOrdo. Clarence Cartledge was fine young man, held in great esteem by all. For long time he attended the territorial normal and was far ad- vanced in his studies. When war broke out between the United States and Spain he enlisted as member of Troop Cof Rough Riders. which saw active service. When this company was mustered out he returned home and later secured a remunerative position with the railroad company at Alamo goTdo. where he has been located up to the time of his death. While on duty in Company C his classmates at the normal presented him with q hand some gold ring as a token of their esteem. All extend their most sincere sympathy to the hereaved parents.
 One hundred and thirty range horses were placed in the town corral yester- day evening. They were brought down from the Monroe Bros. ranch, located near Flagstaff. by MT. King. who will pasture them on Filing Oison's ranch These range horses will be broken and shipped east.
 Yesterday Rev. Edwin Decker. pastor of the M. r. church at Williams, was united in marriage to Miss Una Hanna. who but recently resigned her position as teacher in the public school. Mr. Decker is a nephew of Mrs. Niels Peter son and 9 most estimable young and popular minister. Miss Hanna is well known in Tempe and through her resignation the school loses a most able and conscientious worker. After the ceremony the newly married couple were driven to Phoenix by Mir. and Mrs. Neils Peterson and left for Williams on the evening train. The many friends of Mir. and Mrs. Decker wish them a most happy and prosperous lie.
 The annual reunion and roll call of the First Baptist church of Tempe will be held Saturday and Sunday, January f and ,. Programme: Saturday, Janu- ary 1. II a. nl., sermon by Rev. L. Hal sey, D. D., of Phoenix; 12:30 D. m, din ner: 2 D. m., devotional, roll call and business Sunday, January ,. 10 a. m. chiIdren's service; II q. m., sermon and Lords supper: 12:2O p. rl., dinner: D. n., praise service and Junior meeting: P. m.. prayer and praise, E. Y. P. L. addresses and ccnsecratiOn service.
 Valentine Cant is soon to leave for tn, Imperial country. where he has