Arizona republican., 1898-03-10
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LOUISVILLE k NEW YO7N E.H something else. Securing a small crow-bar at a blacksmith shop two blocks away he tore up the boa, ds. Then the roofing and scratching be- gan again, this time feverishly. He took out a peck of leaves and dirt with his delicate fingers and found the long sought cap. The next thing to do now was to put down the boards again, which he did, but could not readily drive in the nails with his long bar, and he left his task to look for hammer. There was none to be found, however, in all Tempe, so he fell back on the crow-bar which had done such excellent service before In the recovery of the prize. Ten min utes' faithful labor leveled the heads of the nails with the blanks and the gentleman drew a sigh of relief. He then repumped the tire which had no valve cap on it and returned the bor- rowed pump, the borrowed crow-bar and rode out of town in supreme dis gust because there were no hammers in Tempe. The cap could have been replaced for cents and the new one would have stopped the leak in all probability.
 MT. Truslers new house is being papered and he will move into tAe new house about next week.
 The following is the roll of honor in the Rural school for the past month of school: Those not absent or tardy were: Harry Brown, Ivy Walker, Stella Brown, Bessie Brown, Arthur Brown, Amy Lewis, Edith Corbett, Pearl Corbell, Ernest Corbell, Oracle Trusler, Bennie Seaver, Vera Johns on and Mabel Meyer Those not abs5nt one day, but tardy one or more times: Florence Drew, Mabel Woolf, Ralph Price, Bessie Morrow, Annie Drew, Carrie Haigler, Irene Woolf and Louis Corbell
 AT THE NORMAL.
 R. O. Duncan has been absent a eyes.
 Harry Archibald has quit school and is studying law at home, but still takes geometry lessons. He expects to attend the Kent law college of Chi cago next year.
 Major Russell, Captain Baldwin and
  nal cadets next Friday forenoon Captain Baldwin will address the students in the morning. Everybody is especially requested to attend
 Miss Caroline Rigden is the new stu dent in the practice school. The work in this department will from this on display in the several rooms for the inspection of any.
 The basket ball team now has its baskets up on the campus and is practicing. The team is composed of girls only, who will obtain great deal of benefit from the sport.
 The Zetetic society will hold a lit erary and business meeting next Fri day. The programme is receiving great deal of attention by those who are responsible for it's good condition.
 The Hesperians will debate the question, Resolved. The President of the United States Should Be Elected by Popular Vote.' The affirmative will be sustained by Messrs. Hill, Ozanne and Hicks, and the negative by Harry Hendrix and John Stelzreide.
 The little ones of the practice de- partment and the nefghborhood oh fck- ems are having a very extended dip1c- matic correspondence over the question as to who shall own the experimental garden.
 Walter Wilson and Miss Berkhutt and Edwin Wilson and wife of Phoenix paid the normal an all day visit. They were highly pleased with the school and gave notice that they would be back again
 The usual interest in the class of ethics, which is taught by Dr. Me Naughton, was today increased when the subject, Marriage a Permanent Contract" was brought before the class for discussion. Judging from the truthful words uttered by William Woolf of the class, a marriage contract should be paramount, for he held that from this time on and especially in Arizona, the men would at many times be left helpless by the cruel members of the fair sex who so numerously abound in Cur land and who are so well versed as to the ways Of securing diuoroo