Arizona republican., 1898-04-08
Monday will organize a Kindergarten

Monday will organize k1ndergarten school.
 The ladies of the Relief society held their regular meeting at the Mormon church this afternoon.
 Dr. Hawley and four or five of tba militia boys will go to Tempe this evening to be made members of the hospital corps.
 Clarence Owen left today with sheen for Apache.
 A new house is going up for the ac- commodation of Frank Markburv on that gentleman's place south of town
 The Consolidated canal has secured Il 900 inches of water from the Utah canal.
 J. F. Lewis today while catching a sheep was thrown from his horse, the fall breaking his collar bone. Dr. Drain set the broken member
 Mrs. Dewald, sister of Mrs. R. E.. Fisher, arrived from Sacramento last night. There is a little girl at MT, Fishers.
 Last week John Nelson of the firm of Nelson & Grover, after delivering 500 sheep to Phoenix butchers, left with twelve pack burros and a strong force of herders and 400O sheep for Holbrook, Arizona. The route taken is east by the Four Peaks, up the Tonto river into Pleasant valley, which they will leave at Young post office, and from there across a corner of the Apache reservation to Holbrook. It is long, hard journey and will re- quire several weeks to complete it. B. P. Grover remains behind to look after about G,500 head in the valley. MT. Bettler of the rrippel almond almond grove has been offered 20 cents a pound for his crop with the shells on. The offer was refused. The man who made the offer was from California. He requested first op- portunity to bid for the crop when it was ready to go on the market. MT. Bettler sent down to the board of trade at Phoenix today a fine sprig with al monds on it. It is said to be repre- sentative of the whole crop: MT. Bett- Ter, who is, perhaps, the best informed horticulturist in the valley, says he can save the almond crop every year if the seasons compare with the last ten. He says there should not have been an apricot or almond lost in the valley this spring and that the Salt River valley is ahead of California for quality and certainty of fruit crop. The crop he superintends affords the eloquence of this assertion. G. S. Barnett returned from Globe yesterday He made the trip to Sill yer King and walked from there to Globe He says that the mountain city is still in a state of expectancy. AT THE NORMAL.
 Miss Ada Shrine, an alumni of the school, returned this week from Snowflake, Arizona, where she has been teaching school.
 James Wallace Harold Darlington of Mesa, and Miss Grace Webb of Tonto will quit school tomorrow and return to their homes.
 Miss Phillips of Phoenix visited the school this week
 There will be an examination in higher algebra next Saturday under Professor Grindell.
 Election of officers will take place in both the Zetetic and Websterian societies tomorrow night In the Zetetic tomorrow night Miss Temple will give recitation. and Miss Dona Wilson an esay on her favor ite author. A symposium will be pre- sented by ten of the members. who will depict the proper college spirit. Then will follow the Zetetic Journal. The Websterians will debate ques- tion which was to have been debated some time ago: Resolved. That the President Should Be Elected by Pop ular Vote"