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Arizona republican., 1906-12-07
TEMPE
GOOD ROADS AND BAD.
The Difference Made Very Apparent
 By the Recent Weather.

Every man in Tempe who has much occasion to use the roads during bad weather or clear weather either for that matter, now feels like batting each member of the city council on the back and thanking the members as well as the city marshal for the work that has been done on the roads within the city limits in the last few months. Some people complained at the time the roads were graveled and graded that they were worse that before. but no complaint has been made since the last two rains. It is safe to say that not town the size of Tempe in the west can boast of the good roads during wet weather that Tempe now enjoys and it is all the result of a little forethought on the part of the city council and the expenditure of some of the city's funds. Quite a lot of money was spent but it is now very evident that not a cent was put to a pSor use and for ev- cry cent so spent there have been am ple returns in a good dry hard road Q day after the hardest rain. Take for instance. the road from the Normal dormitory north to the Santa Fe depot. Time was, when after a slight rain. that road was scarcely passable. but now, after a rainfall of more than an inch. a wheel can be ridden the full length of it without fear of the mud: that could be done even directly after the rain for the road has been well graded and graveled and sheds water like a ducks back.
 The farmers in the outlying districts
Arizona republican., 1906-12-07
COMMITTEES APPoIrJTEp.

Dr. A. J. Chandler, president of the Chamber of Commerce, has appointed the following committees for the fol- lowing year:
 Ways and Means-Waring, Hager- lund and Mumford.
 Railroads-Wingar, Kelly and Peter son.
 House and Exhibit-Kelly, Silver thorn and Baldwin
 Advertising-Irvin, Wingar and Ha- gerlund.
 Parks and Roads--Peterson, Mum ford and Loper. Membership-Loper Baldwin anl Silverthorn
Arizona republican., 1906-12-07
OF PERSONAL NATURE.

Mir. A w. Lamson and family left last evening for Los Angeles where they expect to reside permanently. MT. Lamson recently sold his ranch east of here.
 c. H. Vandewalker recently. purchas- ed a number of horses in Phoenix. pre- paratory to going 10 his sheep camp in the mountains.
 Wesley Hill of Phoenix, spent last night here.
 The Epworth League of the M. F.. Church will serve a tamale supper in Armory Hall this evening.
 It is the w. C. T. U. that holds the exchange at the New York store to- morrow instead of the ladies of the Congregational church as stated in yes terday's paper.
 Mrs. Florence Smith and Mrs. Geo. N. Marshall of Phoenix, were the guests of Mrs. J. l.. Gooding yesterday.
 Good meals at Mrs. Thomas restau- rant.
Arizona republican., 1906-12-07
HAS BEEN VERY SICK.

Friends of Dudley Windes wills be pleased 10 learn that he has survived an eight months siege of typhoid fever. He is now at Edison. near Bakersfield, California. and though he was a very sick boy for a while, the news of his condition was kept from his parents here, and they did not know of his ill., ness until his complete recovery. He is now well again and expects to go to work again in a few days.
Arizona republican., 1906-12-07
MESA
ROAD IN BAD CONDITION.

The Mesa Roosevelt road between
 Fish Creek and the TOnto is in yer. bad condition since the rain. As yet the stages running between here and Roosevelt have been unable to pass over the line. The stage from here goes as far as Fish Creek. when the mail. passengers and light baggage are hauled in light vehicles from there to the dam. It will be some time before the heavy freight will be transferred. Men employed along the road have been forwarded to that part of the road damaged the most will be repair ed as soon as possible.
Arizona republican., 1906-12-07
NO MAIL YET.

There has been no outside mail in Tempe since Wednesday morning, and the prospect does not seem encouraging for a few days yet. The outgoing mail continues to be sent via the Santa Fe. rural carriers and the postoffice force are enjoying a period of leisure, so far as the handling of mail matter goes, but on the routes the distances are just the same and there is a constant dread of what is to come when three or four days mail piles up in a single bunch.
Arizona republican., 1906-12-07
MEDIUM" ENGINEERS.
Pointing Out the Mineral Wealth of
 Pima County.

A new species of mining engineers is operating in Pima county. These len gineers," are neither of the class who received their degrees in the technical schools nor are they of those who get their mining information from pros pecting through long years, says the Tucson Citizen.
 The new engineers" are Of the class who have lunches" and they are seek ing to find ore by the "hunch" route.
 The parties are what are commonly called fortune tellers, and so strongly have they impressed the sense of their
Arizona republican., 1906-12-07
MESA DAM SLIGHTLY DAMAGED.

The water in the Salt has gone down enough so that the Mesa dam is known to be in much better condition than was anticipated. The water only took a small part of the top in one or two places and succeeded in making one or two small gaps. It is estimated that one or two days work will place the construction in practically as good condition as 1t was before the rain.
Arizona republican., 1906-12-07
NO DIPHTHERfA HERE.

The physicians report that there is no symptoms of dyphtheria prevalent in this city. However, on account or the disease having developed at Tempe they have ordered a liberal supply of antitoxin, and every effort will be made to check the dread disease in its incipiency. should 1t develop at this place. Antitoxin is recognized as the best cure and also preventative of the disease if taken in time.
Arizona republican., 1906-12-07
LETTERS COMING IN.

Attorney Silverthorn. who is secre tary of the Chamber of Commerce, re- ports that there are a good many let ters of inquiry coming in in regard to the country here. The letters come from nearly every part of the United States but mostly from the Mississippi section. The inquiries are egenerally concerning business locations and prices of property.
Arizona republican., 1906-12-07

a days work to clean out the head Of the ditch and get a canal full of water.
 MT. Brown returned to the reserva- tion last night. accompanied by H. M. Lewis and George Mauk, who will spend a few days there hunting. Quail are plentiful there now and the gentle men hope that the wet weather has at tracted plenty of duck.
Arizona republican., 1906-12-07

are beginning to learn that a little ex- tra work will put the roads in better shape as they are drying and some of them are now being dragged A few miles south of town a great deal of work can be done t0 advantage for some of the roads in that section of the country, to say the least, are terrible
Arizona republican., 1906-12-07
A BUSINESS IRIp

T. N. Holt of Kentucky. who is spsnl ing a short time here. and S. J. Eichen- berger of this place, were passengers to Florence on yesterdays train. The trip is one of business and they expect to be back in a few days.
Arizona republican., 1906-12-07
PRIMARY ENTERTAINMENT.

The primary association of the Mesa stake will give an entertainment at the opera house. Friday evening. De- cember. 17th. including songs and rec itations by the children and closing with a farce entitled Never Count Your Chicke.,s Until They Are
Arizona republican., 1906-12-07

ability to see beyond the vision of the average man upon a group of gullible eastern stockholders in a mining com pany located south of Tucson. that they were sent here at a fancy price to find out the most available place to sink a shaft on the property.
 The fortune tellers make no claim to having mining knowledge. but expect by means of a "hunch." to be able to find the best place for sinking a shaft on the property.
 The new style of engineers is not likely to supplant the practical mining men. However, they will, on the other hand. probably cause the credulous stockholders to become soured on min ing. after severeal thousand dollars have been wasted.
Arizona republican., 1906-12-07
BAS BALI.

The amusement club and the high school baseball hines will play d matched game at the park next Satur- day afternoon commencing at o'clock the proceeds of the game to go to the free reading room fund.
Arizona republican., 1906-12-07

While drivin along on North Center
 street found a box filled with something
 sweet; 1t came from the store By the grocery handy. Need l say Twas a box of Donofrio's Cactus
 Candy.
Arizona republican., 1906-12-07

See the late style cards at Donnell's. the cheapest place to get first class pic- lures. Children speciality.
Arizona republican., 1906-12-07

There are times when an ounce of ingenuity discounts q ton of energy Chicago News.
Arizona republican., 1906-12-07
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Arizona republican., 1906-12-07
PURELY PERSONAL.


 Glenn Ellison, grandson of Mrs. Price is convalescing from a serious case Of typhoid fever.
 Phoenix yesterday attending to her classes in music.
 Mrs. w. A. Kimbal: went 10 PhOe- nix yesterday to spend the day.
 Prof. J. D. Loper was a Phoenix vis- itor yesterday.
 Nate Brundage went out to govern ment wells this morning. where he has a position with Shattuck & Desmond.
 Mrs. Ellison, a daughter of Mrs. Price, is seriously ill with congestion of the lungs. at the home of her mother.
 J. II. Henderson was a passenger to Government Wells this morning. where he has accepted a position.
 J. H. Mintor. who was formerly To- cated at Government Wells. has ac cepted a position with the United States reclamation service.
 Mrs. Cretha Lambert of Bisbee, is i1 the city for a visit with her sister. Miss Gibson at the Alhambra.
 Charles w. Kaiser of Los Angeles W as o pdSStAlSti Ao INbbStNtAA NtSAti- day morning on the stage
 J. J. Fraser returned to his home on Fish Creek yesterday morning or the stage.
 w. Vermuellern, who was formerly clerk at the Alhambra, has accepted a position with Shattuck & Desmond F.. B. Barton, C. F.. Wright and Thos W. Rogers of Denver arrived in the city yesterday and left on the stage this morning for Roosevelt.
 J. L. Waring was a Phoenix visitor yesterday.
 MT. St Clair with the H. Fl. McNeil company. of Phoenix, was a business visitor yesterday.
 Charles Bailey of St Joseph. Mo, was Mesa business visitor yesterday. Have you been to the Adams skating rink and enjoyed the new orchestra? |? If not you have missed the best music ever put out in Phoenix. But you are not too late. They play every night Don't miss the dance Friday night. Attention, Watermelon Growersi Would like to meet all growers at of flee of Walter Hill Co.,, Monday. Dec. 10 John Hilgen.
Arizona republican., 1906-12-07

Attention, Watermelon Growers, Would like to meet all growers at of flee of Walter Hill O., Monday. Dec. 10 John Hilgen.
Arizona republican., 1906-12-07

Good meals at Mrs. Thomas restau- rant.
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