Arizona republican., 1898-09-15
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Qua1t1eS O. his horse he IS very pOpu- lar with the young lady students. But it has been strongly impressed on the minds of certain of these fair admirers that Forest has forgotten them in his thoughts of a Prescott miss, who thinks as much of him afoOt as behind his trotter, and for this reason they take delight in watching their former vic tim wandering somewhat listlessly of late through the streets of Tempe be- fore leaving for Phoenix.
 Superintendent B. F. Porter of the Maricopa & Phoenix road, and Mrs J. H. Kibbey made the normal a very extended inspection today. The party was originally intended to contain Mrs C. F. Leonard, but owing to a very unfortunate circumstance was unable to be with her friends. The school was a source of great satisfac ton to the visitors. as it is to all in terested in the welfare of the terri , tory.
 County School Superintendent c. W. Grouse paid the normal a visit today. The senior class of the normal met and organized this afternoon and elected the following officers: Presi- dent. J. G. Holmes; vice-president
  ner; treasurer, Ella Hauxhurst. The class then appointed committee to notify Dr. McNaughton Of what had been done.
 The Websterian debating society will meet tomorrow for the purpose Of electing officers for the ensuing year. MESA. Mesa City Ariz., Sept. 14-tSpecial Correspondence of The Republican)- Mrs. B. c. Ullman returned this morn ing from Missouri, where she has spent the summer.
 Senor Navarro and children made Mesa call today.
 I. o. Mason, the colCred barber, was in Mesa yesterday on business.
 1. V. Stewart, C. O. Austin and w. I. Cummings of Tempe are in town today.
 Frank Schillings, Riverside mining man, today bought a splendid road team Of Frank Robinson and with a new harness and new luxurious noun side.
 c. c. Holloway, special agent for the Home Insurance company of New
  local business of the e mpany in charge of Morton & Snowman.
 Walter Fields, exr .ess messenger on the s. F. P & P. road, returned last night with his family from Globe and went on to Phoenix this morning.
 E. C. Woodmansee is making ten more pounds Of butter daily this month than last, and thirty-fve pounds more of Mexican cheese. MT. Woodmansee pushes his business.
 The city council met last night and passed an ordinance compelling ditch cleaners to throw the dirt into the streets under the direction of the street commissioner, MT. Davies, in stead of piling it up on the banks. Sir rIne avenue from the Kimball corner , to the Trippel orchard was ordered cleared of brush and rubbish. A deed was also ordered given for six blocks iE the city cemetery 70 the county for a potters field.
 A large and jolly farewell party was given last night to Miss Addie Shrine, who leaves today for St. David, Co., cbise county to teach school. The guests remained Until the small hours of the night
 The rehearsals of the play. "A Noble Outcast," to be put on the boards by the Mesa Dramatic club, will begin to- night. It is not known when it will appear.
 l The guests of the Kimball are: k. 7 NJ. Ham, Los Angeles; E. Had.ey, S:.caton; A. A Whitney, Los Angeles: J. s. Cooms, Fl Paso; ". g. Fields and family Phoenix; l.. Comstock, c. Lard, F. F. Porter, C. A Cummings, Phoe- nix: c. N. Damik, San Francisco.