Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1899-09-10

A new regulation will go into effect
il the city schools of Tucson when
they open next Wedn esday. Hereto
fore the scholars havs. taken theil
books hl1mc and studied out of school
hours. BY the new regulations pupils
will not be required to take then
| books home but will be expected to dc
their studying in schcol.
J. Lowenstein is an occupant CT O.
AFonier's new and attractive dwelling
South Side, on South Stone avenue.
The building is a very complete one
| fE!-m Easement to attic. Mr.. Monier
designed the dwelling, employing day
work and introducing the very best
materials The double dwelling com
pleted, will cost about $S,000.-Tucson
star.
The Odd Fellows have about COM
pleltad their new lodge hall, says TIE
Williams News Contractor Kilgore
and force will be able t. finish the
building complete some time ths COM
ing week. While net 50 handsome a
building pn the exterior. the interior
has been fitted up handsomely and
with an eye to the conveniences of fra
teTnal societies.
Five applicants took the examina-
ton for teachers yesterday, says the
Tucson Star. Of this number but one
received a teachers certificate. The
examination was very rigid. A first
grade certificate was granted ID Miss
Alice Hawley, late OF California. She
will teach at Fort Lowell Temporary
certificates to Miss Georgia Scott and
Mrs. R. c. Brown were issued. The
latter will teach at Rifito.
Contractor Coleman will commence
the first of the week laying yard tracks
fer the Santa Fe and Grand Canyon
railroad, says the Williams News.
Track laying on the main line will
commence in "a few days and will be
kept up, providing the weather per-
mits, to the completion cf the road.
New hand cars and rail cars have ar
rived also all ether tcols ard material
needed for the laying Of track.
Our Mexican fellow citizens at Nac0
ARE making great preparations for the
celebration of Mexicos natal day, Sep
temlber the 10th. says the Bisbse Orb.
They have secured a one-half rate on
the "A & S. E. from Benson and Bis
bee including points between these
two places. The celebration will com
mence on the 18th, and continue two
days. Bull fights, horse racing and
other sports will be the Ordsr and a
grand and glorious time Will be had
Ths' News can state to the pacpie OF
Williams and has its authority from
reliable source, that unless the people
of the town Incorporate, thlr Ehere
will be another Williams started a
short ways from the present town.
No railroad company will put in per-
manent improvements in quite 50
wide open a town as Williams is at
present. Again, unincOTpOration is
strictly against the views # the pres
emit management of the Santa Fe Pa
ciic railway.
Last Thursday a Mexican employed
1t loading ties for the Saginaw LUm-
bel company was very t.3dly hurt. A
ar standing on the mountain side on
he Saginaw Southern railway. which
E3s being loaded with water, in soma
manner broke it's mcoTings and came /
l0wn the main line at terrific speed, /
unning into the car where the MeXi- /
an was at work. 1t appears he did !
rot see the runaway car in time TO |
ave himself, thus receiving injuries /
which may prove fstal.-Williams /
News.
Tha-a is a positive demand for the |
Il pGstCfices at AZurite, |
1elvetia ard Silver Bell camps, says |
he TucCn Star. There are net less
han two hundred people az each camp
Eho would be accommodated by this
The postal authorities
will be pleased to grant the same if the
is properly made. And Post
las.cE CHENEY will no doubt be glad
D give Inc necessary instruction and
id to secure the establishment Of the
cs5ofice. The citizens at the respect
w camps should first move in the
natter by sending in their application.
Word has just been received that
chm G.. Besner died at Panama on
uly II, says the Guardian Of Stafford.
10 particulars were obtained. Mr.
esner was well known in Graham
-unty, having been One' Of the early
7ttleTs there. He was a blacksmith
y trade. and has resided in nearly all
le principal towns Ef the county. He
# Stafford abuot seven years ago and
snt into cid Mexico. He was heard
only a few times by his fIfe1ds af-
Y leaving Stafford and was lest sight
entirely for the last four or five
sars, the first to be heard Of him be ,
g th7 news # his death. He was :
3Cut so years CT age at the time of :
IS death, and leaves a son who re- p,
des in Stafford. {
Members of the Western club dem 9
lstrated their ability to entertain l
tuesday, night, says the Journal
liner They gave a smoker for
ntlemen at their club rooms and
ey afforded a delightful evenings l
.tertainment An orchestra consist
g of two mandOlins and a piano fur
shed music for the occasion, while
embers of the orchestra also favored /
g msmbers Of the club and their n
tests with vocal slcIcs during the f
ening. The club itself also contains =,
nsidera.b,e musical talent and solos :
d chcruses were rendered by them I
lras interesting boxing contests were h
% given, the first being between :,
09re and Davis, the second by
lcrnton and Freeman, and the last d
Loring and Gregg. A prize was :
rarded for this feature of tha enter I
nment, the recipient being Mr.. =
-rntCn. Refreshments consisting Of II