Arizona republican., 1902-05-03
,. [. STURGEON Pioneer Meat Market Only Cold Air Storage on the south side of the river.
TEMPE

The A-ic~es II. T.. and R. J. Bliven of Philadelphia. v-hu have been spend ing the winter at the Casa Loma, left Thursday evening for los Angeles.
 Lou Moore. e. the Mercantile. was pleasantly cu: prised Thursday morning by the ariI.al of cWC Of his eastern ffienGs llt l.. Tr,sse!. q mero hant of Terre H.uta. Ind and T. \. Elliott. d physician of Po.a-d. Ind. Alr. Moore has been intimately acquainted with both gentlemen rom lis hoyhoJd. an.- was employed il th= mercantile estab- lishment of Mir Tre=seI for five cOnssc- utive years The gentlemen wiiI leave tonight for California and will visit Oregon ard Washington o2 their re- turn home.
 Grander's orchestra will furnish the music fer the Normal cadets ball Fri day night, May g.
 Mrs. A. (. Cartwright and family left last night Tor Sao Diego. CaI.
 The grocery.nel ac the south siie have organized shippers union. The object Of the oTSa:iizdtic is to unite iii ordering and shipping goods from outside points and thus procure cheap CT shipping iates-
 Mrs James Hartsn=Id will leave N will spend the sumner.
 C. ?. Rorroy,daIe succeeded '. 4I Schureman Thursday 2s local agent of the Wells Fargo Express company. Mr. Schureman and family expect to leave in the near f-:t-:-- Ter san Fran cisco.
 John Jones brought down from the Four Peaks country yesterday 149 head of cattle.
 Adjutant and Mrs. Thompson, Cap tain Wallir and Lieutenant Laura Thompson of the San Francisco Saliva ton Army arrived here Thursday. This corps of workers is known as the -'Golden Gate Revival Brigade" and expect as soon as their large tent ar rives to hold q ten days meeting here. Open air services were held last even ing and will contiue until the tent ar rives
 l.. s. Drav-. a cattIeman of Pearce, came in yesterday.
 Hyder Pros. deny the report in cir culation that they contemplate leaving Tempe They inform US that they are highly pleased with Tempe and their business here, and will continue in their efforts to please the people with goods and prices.
 Mrs. Una F. Decker If Wfnslow is visiting her parents. Mrs. and Mrs. ! G. Hanna Of Tempe.
 The Baptist Sunday school will picnic today at Spooner's grove. about 3 miles east of Tempe. Those wishing trans portation viii please be at he churct by a. m. ! good time is expected.
 Water run scbedute: Couehran. May 3, 230 q. IT,. to 3:3o a. Ia.; Stewart May 3. 3:39 9. n. to ; a. h.: Harris May 3. a. n. t0 9.3o a IT.; Overlook May 3. e:3o q 1n- to 3;50 D. m.: John StOn. May ,. 2.sG '. IT.. to 9:39 D. n. Cummings, May ?, g.31 F. IT. to d. Il. May 1: Cosner. May 1, , a. m. to 9:3 q. H1.: Reed May :. G-51 2. i'll. to 9:3 D. m. The water has been cut to Ont head and put on half time. Carl Carl son, zaniero.
 MT. R. 4 Windes formerly of tn, firm of Tomlinson & Windes. has pur- chased an interest in the business Q w A Bolton. Today MT. Wiude. will take charge of the real estate ant insurance business of the firm Nr Bolton will continue his other bushes as before at the same office in tn, Curry building. Tempe. MT. Winde has been a resident of this terTitcr. tWenty-ti ae years and a resident c Tempe for one and q half years.
 him success in his new venture.
 At the Baptist church there will b Sunday school at 1G q. m (fast time) preaching at Il q. h., Junior leagu