Arizona republican., 1900-10-11
REAL ESTATE---FOR SALE. Of the bsst in Tempe From town lot to 1000
 in Tempe and vicinity. w. A BOLTON Tempe Arizona

Willie Eveston. Arthur COsner and OIoner Odell. Class rank. sixth grade. Eugene Thomas first. Frank Miller sec Ond. Those neither tardy nor absent in the fifth grade were Miss Hanna. teach CT: Edith Corbell. JacuD Lukin. Nel!i- Harris. Villa Pulsfer. Harry Rumberg, Louis CorbelI. and Robert Alton. Class rank. fifth grade: Jacob Lukin first and Louis CoIbell and Robert Alton. second. Those neither tardy nor absen: in the third and fourth grade We're Mis- Edna OZanne. teacher of fourth grade: Phillip Alton. Isabel Cruz, Pearl Cor bel Ben Fellows. Clarence Gregg. Tina Lohmann Rose Miller. Laura McWti- Hams Margaret McWilliams, Franklin Parker and Maude Richards. Class rank. Maude Richards first, Troduio NalenzeuIa second. Third grade. those neither tardy nor absent Were Clara Baidez. Rafael Estrella and Blossom Forsee. Rank in third graie: Rebecca Lukin first. Ramon Armenia second. Those neither tardy nor absent in the second and third grade were Miss Will son. teacher. second grade; Chester Miller Ben Harris Edna Miller. Leona Goodwin. Mary Corbell, Carroll Thomas. Frances Fogal. Pedro Estrada. Manuel Celaya Demetrio Alvarez. Third grade. Johnny Gregg. Willie Whitaker. Lola Spear. Walter Penn. George Greenleaf. Antonio Cruz. Lois Mullen. Bertha Frisch. Lucy Cum mings Maggie Cosner. Rank in third grade: Jackson Halbert first. Porfirln second. Carol HoUgh and Antonio Cruz third. Rank in second grade: Manuel CelaXa. Pedro Estrado and Feliz Ovie- do first: Mary Corbel. Demetrio Ava reg. Chester Miller and Ruth Robins second: Bertha HOwarton and Frances Fosal. third. Miss Mary Wingar teaches the primary department of American children. while Miss Nelli- McNeil teaches the spanish primary department. The primary department ranks and rolls of honor were not re- cefved and will probably be written out tomorrow.
 MESA
 MT Javines of Bente & Javins of Phoenix was a visitor ia Mesa yester- day.
 Pomeroy & Metz have just received new supply of bicycle baskets and
 
 NJ. O. Bickneu of Phoenix was a busi- ness visitor in Mesa yesterday.
 A large Gila monster was discovered yesterday in front of Woolrs bicycle shop summing himself. He was cap turei and led around to the back of the shop. He was a nice. big fellow. well marked and full of fight.
 Tuesday MT. B. B. Custer. accom- panied by two Indian boy scouts. Mr. Joseph Donahue anl Mariana Selvas. passed through Mesa in search of two Indian boys who had run away from the Indian g. hool in Phoenix. They had traced them this far. The boys will probably be caught and taken back.
 Those registered at the Alhambra are l.. Gugsley Phoenix: C. P RailsSock Los Angeles; F. F. Custer. Joseph Ponohue. Manano Selves. Phoenix In dian school: w. A Barkley. James An derson. G. H. Filton. Mesa.
 Hi Simkins. one of Lehrs roaring re- publicans. was a visitor in Mesa yes terday.
 Mr. Dan Klimman and a crew of men went out on the desert yesterday to pat another well down and water for q cattle ranch. He will sink in the neigh horhood of Queen creek. about ten miles south of Desert Wells. on the telephone line. He expects to dig POO feet and will put in a burro pump to raise the water. This makes four wells on the desert now. though owing to the moved off.