Arizona republican., 1899-06-07

cipal for the West End school. The
 grade teachers chosen are: J. W
 Anderson, Laura Dobbs, Ida Warren
 Marguerite Williams. Allie Gray. Ada
 Kelly, Ethel Orme, Winifred Dysart
 Kate Christy, Anne Perley. Carolyr
 Potter, Flora Cchn, Lima Sheldon
 Addine Bury. Mabel Early, Mabel
 Hancock, Ida Woolf and Marie La
 Chance
 CATHOLIC SUPPER. The supper
 given in dedication of the new Cath
 oIic building on Third and Monroe
 streets last night was a success. 4
 thrcng of people visited and examined
 the building and a snug sum was col
 lected to be used in furnishing it. The
 new institution will be used as a
 girls seminary and the building now
 used will be for the boys. It Is the intention to add to the curriculum of
 studies in the schools.
 AN OFFICIAL VICTIM. While Deputy Sheriff Joe Bush was busily engaged hunting stolen bicycles and
 bicycle thieves on Monday night his own new White Fay Flyer
 was stolen. He had left it leaning against a wall at the 
 saddle and is numbered 9026. MT. Bush will pay a reasonable reward for information that will lead to the cap ture of the thief. In his present frame of mind he would rather recover him than the wheel
 A NEW CORPORATION. Articles of incorporation Of the National laun> dry were filed yesterday. The incor porators are J. A MathiesCn, C. H Altona and J. G. Marshall. The company is capitalized at S1O0. Tue capital stock is fully paid up. This is the lowest capitalization Of any incor- pOration whose papers have ever bean filed in this county, but more cash has perhaps been put up by the incor- poratcrs than has been actually in vested in some recent corporations with stock of million.
 A PROPENSITY FOR MEMS CLOTHES. -AnCther instance is re- corded of a Globe woman who prefers to wear mems attire. Just after Pearl Hart came into publicity for wearing mems clothes and holding up the Florence-Globe stage, a saloon singer in Globe, who formerly sang in the Palace saloon here, and whose picture now adorns the wall of that place,
 
 dealer at a crap game. It was some time before her Identity was discov- cred.
 MUNICIPAL EXPANSION. Speak ing of annexation, a subject in which Phoenix is ncre or less interested just now, some of the coast papers are expansion as a prepara- tion for the national census. The Oak land Tribune says: Los Angeles is making preparations for the census next year by annexing every little hamlet contiguous tC her boundaries that can be induced to come within the fold, her object being to make as surance doubly sure that she will be able to show a record of over 100000 population
 CONGREGATING AT THE HOT SPRINGS. Word was received here last night that a letter had been re- ceived there yesterday stating that Mrs. J. c. Herndon and Mrs. Cook of Prescott are coming to the springs within a few days. The hotel is nos going to close as was reported. This ] will be good news for many people l who had been arranging to visit the springs and were making other ar not nearly as convenient. ! The Hct Springs hotel should be well { patrcnized if kept open this summer. i MT. F. M. Murphy and wife intend to i remain there some time yet.
 ONLY ONE SUCCESSFUL. Of the i nine applicants in the teachers ex- l animation which concluded yesterday, ! Miss Elizabeth NJ Walton was the ! only successful candidate, receiving a ! second grade certificate Three of 1 he applicants applied for territorial i The candidates were sue l ;essful in every branch but mental ] arithmetic. Much the same thing re- ulted at teachers examination held | It Globe a few days ago. There were :hree applicants and the examiner saved great deal of time and work y giving the arithmetic examination i irst. All the applicants failed in this tudy and the educational experiment vas discontinued
 A PHOENIX AQUATIC SPORT. - Fred SchCfeld is becoming an aquatic port. The. San Diego Sun thus de- cribes a contest in which he was a uccessful participant: The Oracle, 'wned by Fred Schof1eld, won the hird heat and the race from the Champion by a lead of fifty-eight and quarter seconds. Considerable money hanged hands on the race ard the Iracie is now champion Of the bay. 1 'he was sailed by N. D. Nichols and tdrted thirteen seconds ahead. On he run down to National City the Champion gained eight seconds. From here to the windward stake beat it vas beat to Windward, and on pass ng the coal bunkers the Oracle had cad of two minutes and fifteen sec nds. From there on the wind grew