Arizona republican., 1893-05-20
\ SAMPLE TEXT BOOK.
:. ..,,,,itted to the Territorial
 Superintendent.
v,rk Is of a Geographical Ma and Was Evidently Intended .r,s In California Schools.

o,, yetherton is daily in receipt of
 .rs text hooks from all points in " ..., from ambitious publishers who ~ 'n to kindly assist in the selection of .;form system for use throughout uI,Ssrritory. Potter's geoeraDhles are is .., sr tbe importstions. The name of s.. snO"E EIizs II. Morton embellishes the hs N,s nace together with photograph of ,sme n'1 p personsge, and her record as ,. tns teacher of geographical science in s' ss ,rormsl school at Battle Creek, w'A WA The work from mechanical i.nJ snni point is psssable, although the ', .,mine cover of the book might have In ~ with good tate, of a milder hue. % Tbs following is an abstract verbatim
 Sst this bright school marm would S,'. .jnIeliblv stamped on the minds of .Ss ' yopth of America in reference to %n:,s % and productions of this terri. n.,,,x,-This territory forms a portion of Aa Sotta,t and dryest rgton of the United i,., It is said titt th dry atmosphere of s'.s elevated plateaus dnes up the juices of ssss leaving wrinkles and scars, thus mak- ..Ss nsonle look older th' n they really a 6. tt,,, tt,,, cf inc country houses are made or .iSs w,th ,t roofs. on which grows a weedy .b ,b,t iS cut fOr the mules to eat. Tn mea ssS, tSslr hay harvest down ladder in 6 S..Sst phranlx Is the capital of Arizona. i1son 1T ro,-sOn) is the mining center Hnd rBdpsl city.
 Evidently Miss Morton has never r,yped and her mind has teen 30 oc- ''Dsd in preparing this elaborate work S,t current literature has been sadly ,.,sr,ed. She has never visited the ,s,t Salt River valley or slept in the ,sD air under Tucson blanket. Her .,IoT care worn look indicate overwork, ,J la trp to this valley and a visit to {. S,uth Side would soon disabuse her nip3Oi the idea of wrinkles and scars. N. soft balmv air filled with ozone and {; ayory odor of flJwers of thousand r,iees the sight of orchards of vast .tslt laden with oranges, apricUt-, Ec, almonds, and every variety Of fruit ,Tpnous to mi-tropical cline wrher with the deciduons fruits of \ hardy zone and vineyards equal in rsnl to Illinois cOrnfields, would give such greeting that the carmiue color DV only visible on the cover of the oJ; would be transferred to her cheeks ,i instead of wrinkles and scars would l, the fresh rosy complexion, so highly ,led yet rarely found outside ot this hsy. | this imaginative authoress would st the country around Mesa City or iyEhere throughout the Salt River lsy, she would see stately mansions, ag ge.rcOed houses surrounded by Su rdens, and the homes of the boy es and most content.
 HNprahty excelled by none would xulended to her and the table spread ltl Iuxuries, in other latltudes only ipysd by people of independent Ealh, teens with fruits, vegetables, |nEbery short cake and what will flie strong appeal to the epicure. ist dinner by taking a seat in the Ensge, teyery ranchero has one at Es,, the process of cutting and stack ' bay may be witnessed.
 Joe broad meadows are alive with ia and teams for seven months during year. Alfalfa waist high and as hex as weeds in a Michigan potato Ad is cut from four to six tunes lnog the year and the long ricks, at by the use of derrlcks or ''rickers" the stack yards and al a distance Ghke Russian village.
 IlOGsands of cattle and horses sleek
 lhose Of Bonner's stables, every.
 e'e roam in the pastures, through 4cl runs silver stream of pure a0iain water.
 los geographical gem has not yet
 acceptel and while the authoress,
 NQOI dId the best she could in giv- Inscription of Arizona, she proo-
 aad the cooperation of some ad-
 aa'er from the state of California,
 'n makes the smallest matches and
 '" he greatest liars in America.