Arizona republican., 1899-09-30

learning with the object of securing
 the best man possible Professor Mes
 kfmmons will remain with the school
 until his successor has been found
 unless he receives orders in the mean
 time to immediately enler upon his
 new duties. His salary in the Indian service will not greatly exceed the sal
 ary he has been receiving in the high
 school, but the position is under the
 civil service and is in line of promo- tion.
 FOOT SOCIAL. On Monday even
 ing next the Good Templars will give
 their initial public social of the season
 in their hall cn Adams street. It is styled a foot socia1' and will take the pace of the regular Monday evening judged that every one >xil1 be expected judge dthat every one will be expected
 to bring their feet along, and it is in
 timated that the ladies will decorate 1 their pedal eXtremities. Anyway, the
 members of the ledge say they are g0- | ing to have a lot Of fun, and want their friends to share it with them. A short programme will precede the social at o'clock, in which several favori.2s
 will participate. Light refreshments will be served after the social.
 THE BOARD OF TRADE PAMPH- LET. Many people in Phoenix have
 been misled by malicious persons and others ignorant of the facts regarding the board of trade pamphlet now in course of publication. It has been re- ported cn the street fer the last two days that the pamphlet twas unsatis- tory and that it had been ordered de- stroyed Nothing of the sort has been ordered. The matter for the pamphlet was necessarily gotten together hur- ! riedly Cn account Of the lateness of the ! date at which il was determined to | issue it. So many persons were en- i gagged in the preparation of it there was a slight lack of system in it's ar i It contained one uninten- tiOnal erroneous statement to which ] objection was made by members -cf the committee as not quite in accordance with the facts and as this pamphlet was intended to contain nothing to even slightly mislead the reader. 1t was determined to correct it. The cor rection will necessitate a change of hardly m1ra than a half dozen lines and will take very little time, 50 that he pamphlet will be issued according to schedule.
 THE FOOT BALL MUDDLE. Next 10 the South African crisis in point Of interest comes the Phoenix foot ball situation with respect tc' the park. week ago the high school team said IL lad engaged the park for a game with a Prescott team Cn Thanksgiving lay. The next day and ever since the { Monarch eleven of this city claimed to lavo leased the park for the same day { or a game with another Prescott az ,regaticn The Republican aas taken pleasure in printing the varying state rents of rival managers, and stands : 'eady 'tc print any others that will add : to the foct 1all out ook. But at the hour of going7to press I his morning indications were that the lark is yet to be leased and that the ituation has been further complicated s " the entrance of the Indian. school, | he Tucson and Tempe eievens. A netting will be held at the Hotel Ad- ms this afternoon to finally settle the. t ontrovarsy. There twill be present uperiI.endent s. M McCowan Of the ' rli.an school, Ned Creighton for the Icna1chs, Leo Rosenberg for the igh school, Charles Woolf for Tempe, J nd Manager Pratt on the part cf the | ark. TLo discussion will hover about S mich contest on Thanksgiving day e ill be likely to draw the biggest r rowd. IT