Arizona republican., 1898-04-04


 :. Tennysor Nicely.
 a gold watch and chain and $7.50 in money were carried off. No clue has been obtained of the perpetrators.
 MESA.
 Mesa City, Ariz., April 3.--(Specia1 Correspondence of The Republican.)- J. Professor Varnum of the Nephi school and Burt Winger went to Phoenix to- day.
 Dr. Connor and Deputy County Re corder Charles Barnett came up from Phoenix this morning and returned on the o'clock train.
 c. c. Bowen came up to Mesa this morning.
 David Kleinman left last night for Salt Lake City to meet his wife.
 Superintendent of Public Instruction A. P. Snowman and brother and Judge Morton drove down to Tempe this morning.
 Mrs. Mary A. Steel and daughter arrived this morning from Pierce. She will remain here for a month
 The new Peterson house is com pleted Conductor S. M. Harris and wife will occupy it.
 The water case between W. A. Daggs and the Uintah canal was set for next Thursday at 10 o'clock by Justice D. P. Jones of Lehi.
 Those registered at the Alhambra are: D. H. Bowen. Phoenix; Mrs John Meehan and child, Goldfield: w. B. Allen, Phoenix; S. L. Newton, Phoe- nix; J. Redman. Globe; George Gam Globe; M. L. Morrel, Globe; J. B. Bark Phoenix; J. c. Treen, Phoenix.
 Postmaster Johnson has decided on how he will arrange his office. There is a skylight over the middle rear end of the Johnson store Under this sky light the office will be built wider and longer than the room now in use.
 Judge Woy yesterday sold fifteen acres of land to T. D. Stacy of Green wood, Clark county, Wisconsin. The land is the next west of John Pom eroy's place at the southwest corner of town. MT. Stacy says he has travelled all over the Pacific coast looking for a location and bought this piece of prop erty after being in the valley one week.
 AT THE NORMAL.
 IuS Iu0 1UllON ing programme last Friday night:
 Duet, Misses Temple and Orme.
 Recitation, Miss Pearl Martin. Reading, Miss Greer. Duet, Misses Peist and Laird. Debate, Resolved, That War Has Benefited the Human Race; affirma- tive, Cartledge and Hendrix; negative. Hicks and Hedgpeth. rr1. ried out as follows: Debate, Resolved, That High Tax Should Be Laid on All Emigrants to field, Swiggat and Moore; negative, Hayden, Webb and Hafford.
 After the programme Miss Phillips Of Phoenix addressed the society.
 fair young lady of the Zetetic so- ciety contributed the following parody on "The Psalm of Life" Friday even ing to the Zetet1c Journal: Tell me not in mournful numbers Chemistry is but dream; For no human ever slumbers Who has felt it's power suureme. It is real, it is earnest, And the basement it it's goal; H2 o to o returnest Was not spoken by soul. Not enjoyment, but all sorrow, Is our destined end and way; For we know that each tomorrow Finds us bluer than today Sayest thou that time is fleeting? Why should the hearts once strong and brave
 Now like muffled drums not be beating Is their power on earth to save? See those rows of bottles glaring, All arrayed as for the strife; Be not like dumb driven cattle Come ahead and save your life! Lives Of seniors all remind us We can reach the goal in time, And departing leave behind us Records to forever shine.
 Records that perhaps another, Singing this same solemn strain, A forlorn, discouraged brother
 Seeing, shall take heart again. THE HOUSE THAT CANT BUILT. ] CHAPTER II. ] About this time trouble began tc brew in that otherwise peaceful and happy community. Trouble which