Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-06-18
The Closing Exercises of the Parechial
 School of Sau AuguSfine

e fiuence for good that is beyond calcula O ton. It is maintained by Bishop Sal e pointe, at an annual expense of S2,5O0 iJ ? addition to the valuable aid rendered !. the school by Mir P. R. Tully who, in the .- goodness of his heart, has not only from f his own private purse. given the children
 of that school a christmas dinner and
 gladdened their hearts with many pres
 ents but at the end of each session has
 gwen SIX gold medals, two to each of the
 three separate departments into which ! the school is divided, as inducements to
 good conduct and attendance. Nor does l, his hberality end here for he has, said
 Bishop SalpOinte, paid the wages of a , teacher for that school regularly and
 without fail for the past sixteen years. 7 This fact hitherto known to but few of
 our citizens, is one of the brightest in the annals of good and charitable deeds,
 the fruits of which may be seen in the daily enlightenment and intelligence of the fortunate recipients.
 The school Is divided into three de- partments that of the first being under
 the charge of Professor Wm. F Rear
 don. the second under Mir P. B. Soto.
 both practical teachers and accom-
 plished scholars, while the third in
 which are children of less than SIX years
 oi age, Is under the care of the kind
 hearted Sisters of St. Joseph, whose school room adjoins the Episcopal resi- dence on Church street. Many friends of the school were present yesterday, and all expressed themselves as pleased and surprised at the accurate replies of the children to questions asked, showing that they, the children, were profting by their instructions.
 ] To Bishop Salpointe and Mayor Fully, ! the good patrons of the school. too much { praise cannot be given, especially to the formerup whom the responsibility and future success of the school rests. The ex- 1 ercises of yesterday closed with addresses by the Bishop, Father Gallagher and Mayor Fully Below are published the names of tine fortunate winners of the prizes. COLD MEDALS AWARDED.
 First Department-GOld medal for uniform good conduct awarded to Alejo Federico; gold medal for regular attendance awarded to Edward Borton
 Second Department Gold medal for uniform good conduct awarded to Jesus Provencio; gold medal for regular at 1 tendance awarded to Bartola Pacho and l Demetrio Amado.
 Third Department-Gold medal for | uniform good conduct awarded to | Clemente Villa; gold medal for reg ular attendance awarded to Franklin | Smith.
 PRIZES OF BOOKS AWARDED
 First Department-Reading, spelling and defining class-First prem ium, Francis Moroney and M Molina; second premium, W Zabrislie and F E l BortOn.
 Second class-First premium, Alejo Federico; second premium, Andreas Gallegos, c Smith, Nj Tarassa; Third premium, 4 Comadman, J R Ochoa.
 ThiId class-First premium, Genaro Mango; second premium, R Egnuola; J E Santa Maria, thire premium, W Power, $ Pacho, M Amado
 Fourth class-First premium, Buvort Zabriskie and IL Goodman; second premium, Antonio Ward and T A Fran co.
 First class in English grammar, andy sis andiparsing First premium, ,Mariano Molino; second premium, William Za- briskie
 Second class-First premium, Miguel Tarassa; second premium, Estevan Ochoa.
 First class in arithmetic-First pre- mium, Mariana Moline; second premium, Francis Moroney; third premium. Ge- naro Mango.
 Second class-FIrst premium, Edward Smith; second premium, Andreas Gal legos and Aleio Federico.
 Third class-First premium, Juan Francoiseoond premium, Diego Caste lin.
 First class iE geography-First premi- um, NJ Molina; second premium, Ed ward Bortou, F W Zabriskie; third pre- mium, Francis Moroney.
 Second class-First premium, Alejo Federico and F A Gallego; second pre- mium, Miguel Tarassa.
 Third class-First premium, Manuel Amado, J A Comaderan; second premium, Santa Maria and ; P Pre- ciado.
 Fourth Class First premium, GenOro Mango, second premium; Buvort Zabris- . kie and J R Pacho; thi-,i premium, Juan | Franco. q
 First class iIl history-FIrst premium, ! M. Molina and T J Hanlon; second ' premium, Francis Moroney and J E | Borton. u
 SECONDARY DEPART1rESI.
 First class in English reading and V spelling premium. Alejandro l second premium, Mateo . Jaramillo; third premium, Jose de los T Reyes.
 Second class First premium, Yg- b nacio Robles: second premium, Gle Q mente Paige; third premium, Alberto Garcia. Third class-First premium. Rafael n Nas4uez; secord premium, Teodoro Il Preciado; third premium, Bartolo n Pacho. n First class u, Spanish reading and O spelling-Fir-t premium, Francisco z Monies; second premium, Diego Gas ,I -elum; third premir,m, Heraclio Mosco- h yia. a Second class First premium, Ygnacio ti Robles; second premium, D1ming Du- " -azo.
 THIRD DEPARTMENT
 First class in Christian Doctrine ct First premiums, Francesca Coronado. h lose M SiqUeiros. d, Second class Arturo CarrilIo, Joa- luin Rascon, Address Herrera, Alberto 1" Moreno. k graphy-Francisc1 NaldonadO. < ArithmetIc-W E Wilite First class in First Leader-Francisco preciado, Ramon Valencia, Ramon )chOa. Oi Second elass-Juan Aldai " Third dclass-AntoniO Lopez, Francisco ,.