Arizona republican., 1900-08-30
SOUTH SIDE.
TEMPE.

for 1900-l901. has just been completed and published and Professor Mathews is busy with the catalogue mailing list. Its calendar for 1900-1901 is as follows: First semester begins September 1; en- trance examinations, September and ,; registration day, September 6; first quarter ends November 9; second quar- ter begins November F; Thanksgiving vacation November 29 and 30; holiday vacation begins December g; holiday vacation ends January l; first semester ends January 25; second semester be- gins January 2S: Washington's bir,h- day. February 22; third quarter ends April A. fourth quarter begins April $; Memorial Day. May 30; anniversary and commencement exercises June 10 and IA. The faculty for 1900-l901 is A. J. Mathews, principal, psychology and mathematics; Fred M. Irish. B. S. natural sciences and military drill Katharine Adams. B. A. director of practice department and professional instruction; Elise Reed Averill. English and history; Jessie Marion Smith. elo- cution, physical culture and sub-normal work; w. J. Anderson. E. S. manual arts. civics and bookkeeping.
 Le Roy F. Hill returned yesterday from an extended visit on the coast. Mrs. Hill will remain in California un il the cooler months of the year.
 George N. Gage is building a large windmill and tower for a water storage tank from which he will pipe wat r to the various parts of his residence.
 The J. D. Cooper company, who is still working on their irrigating pump enterprise. nave now their Chinese" pump in running order. It is worked by a two-horse power plant and throws q fine stream of water, large enough to be used to good advantage in a large garden.
 The public schools of Tempe open on September 10.
 Frank Fogal returned to Tempe yes terday after trip east with the ship ment of cattle about ten days ago by Sturgeon, Harmon X Sachs. He reports that Surgeons cattle landed at Denver and the destination of the Harmon & Sachs cattle was Kansas City.
 A. G. Austin and family are prepar- ing to move to Phoenix. where they in tend to make their future home
 Mrs. Cox and sister of Phoenix. are stopping in Tempe the guests of the Hotel Atwood
 Fred M. Irish and bride arrived in Tempe yesterday.
 Business in Tempe is steadily i'm proving. More people are seen on the streets. Every day brings in both re- turning Tempeans, who have been spending the summer abroad. and peo- pie who have come for the winter. to- gether with the eturning normal stu dents. Many of the students. both new and old ones are already located and ready to start to school next Tuesday morning, the opening day nf the nor mal
 Tempe is making elaborate prepara- tions for the big picnic next Monday The citizens are taking every precau- ton against anything that will balk the good time anticipated. Plenty of good music will be on the grounds all day. The picnic ground. which is in alfalfa. shaded with ash trees. on the normal campus. has just been thor oughly wet donw so the verdure will be green and everything so far as the grounds are concerned. could be no more delightful and choice
 
 from the depot so the walk to them will not be tedious. though plenty of conVeyances will be at the incoming trains. There will also undoubtedly be a dance in the evening to round off the days gaieties
 The normal school football team will not be the only Tempe gridiron produc- tion this year. as the town is a so pre- pairing o fnlly orora n will give good opposition practice to the normal school football team. which at present holds the championship trophy of the Arizona football league
 w. J. Brchell has gotten the larger part of his newly improved tract of land, near the river, irrigated
 The For Rent" signs about town are beginning to disappear. Another fam fly, composed partly of prospective normal school students. arrived in town yesterday.
 ne normal school boarding club is getting its arrangements for it's organ lzatlon completed. It is intended to be permanent organization for the bene- Tt Of students and the proposition is strongly supported by Principal Mat news. Any information about the club can be had by addressing Business Manager of the Normal Boarding Club"
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 Miss Senick went to Tempe on j visit yesterday.
 Mrs. Dr. Brack has been quite sick with typhoid fever the past few days. but is slowly improving now.
 MT. George e. Woolf went to Phoenix yesterday on business visit
 The Zenos Coop. store is leading the market in groceries
 J. M. Tolley and Ben Platt of GiIa valley are spending a few days in Mesa. They live near Stafford and are here looking a the country.
 E. l.. Pomeroy and his mother went 10 Goldfield Tuesday. Mrs. Pomeroy went up for a visit and Mr. Pomeroy will work in the Bulldog mine.
 Rev. C. J. Banks of the Baptist church writes that he will fill his pull pit as usual next Sunday. He is now