Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1899-09-13

Postnra sitcr Hodnait mas had made
A sample mail box. such rs Will be
satisfactory to rhe department All
IDeli,i1ns Ewing on iila rItral mail rGG.- q
who desire to have their mail delliy elsad
to them will have tH furnish suitable
boxes. As there are some l,rs0rtS OF
| interference with rural mail boxes.
lparties indulging in t1lis soft Of hESi-
ness are warned that the same ISrl'l-ty
ATTACHES 10 the nlole>tation of a private
mail box as if il were one Of the 1 gu
IaItion mail boxes furnished by the
| government.
Broadway < Moemr received heir
new lin of school i,o9ks Yesterday and
they are now open for Inspection at
their drug store. Drs Broadway al
Moeur are certainly tile friends of the
Is1Hnal students. for yesterday theiG
soda foug,t was free 10 all rormal stu
denis They also received Il line of
fresh cigars which cannot be surpassed
| IN 4 Wn.
The friends OF tire normal school
school Will be agreeably surprised 10
| Learn that a i-cjw chair has hean Great
ed III The institution, and that Prof. J.
L. Johnston has been E1ected TO fiji it,
Prof Johnston was for n number Of
years first tenor In the original Schu-
| bert quartette and is without question
the best musical instructor in the
southwest.
There is no dorf.t ilat that the pres
ent normal board intend to make the
-Aifz5l1a school second tJ nome.
though it may talk vigorous tltl.anelpt
an1 a firm policy. There are hut lit
tie ever 100 pupils enrolled as yet. but
this IS accounted fer by Pref. Snnath as
Cue to three distinct moves made by
lle board. \ c0mrlefte change in
teachers was made, Il Who year With
1Tsw Studies and more time on the old
02es was added to the course and Il
tuitiotr was charged the eighth and
ninth grade students. THE action Of
the board navertleiess meets VIII the
entire appreciation CT those in seref-ted
iii the advancement of Arizona.s etlll,
cational Institutions ard who realize
what Il normal with first-rata stand
ing Will mean to tile territory. 1t
was thought ar tlhA opening OF the
school that an add4tichal teacher was
needed but the need Of such an adcti-
ton to the faculty WIS found by the
board and Pref Smith not to be ap-
parers when it WAS decided 10 entirely
eliminate al senior year work. Ii
wa: ON reaching this decision that the
C!Iair of nMTsic WIS created and Prof.
Johnston elected to fill 1T. Prof JllH--
ston VIII give three instructions a
week and 70 student of the FORMAL
however we'll advanced in music, need
deem it 4 loss of time TO start at tie
beginning with their f-l-tluat0r.
To illustrate the standing the nor
NAL has been raised to this year. one
Of the nra1fy incidents taat cone be-
fore Prof. Snrfth A student OF a !
California FORMAL school last week
wished To krpw if she coutd GET
through the TelrTta normal in two
years iUttead Of tlIae. Her standiGg
was learned and then Prof. Smith |
made a table sLlowiltg what WIS nee
esisaay for her to do TO graduate and
the time it would require to do it. The |
young lady departed with the remark |
That il was as hard to gel through |
do Telnla school rs any 0tle".
MESA.
Joe Petersen was Cuisines visitor |
At the capital Yesterday.
.TC3l JClns0n WAS a passenger TO
Phoenix on yesterdays IRAN
The public school opened on Mon |
day III Le1lf VIII the largest ntten-
canoe ever k--'W.
The Zen8.s Coop store is The place |
whEle YOU viii find all kinds of sum |
nger shoes at all kinds of prices aud |
YOU wiz he treated right when in the |
store.
The Farmers ExclIaIlge is the place |
in Mesa TO buy All kinds of groceries |
adrf their prices are the lowest AMI !
trC deanent the best