Arizona republican., 1902-03-14

pointed to draft resolutions. When th- F. solutions were read tn the meet ing. many ot thcsa first present had left. and Captain Hancock. who had not eiven up hope of defeating tha action of the body. developed the fact that ? ma jurity uf the stockholders of tha Tempe canal were Lot present. and in view ~f that fact. upon motion oI Carl Hayden. the meeting was adjourncd and a n&sS meeting was held Whicn passed on the resolution and ordered that they h. presented to the Wate . storage commission which meets in Phoenix today. \ copy of the resolu- tions which have net yet been drawn aIu ir proper form. will be published in Tha Republican by request of the meet ing. in tomorrow's issue.
 Extensive Improvements have been made at the Normal school. The large shipment of flowers and shrubs lately received from California have been set out or are being set out in various parts If the campus. The planting of Ser muda grass is going forward at rapid pace. and the desert corner of the grounds is receiving especial attention. Professor Matthews in speaking of these additions said that there had also . been received q large invoice of book : for the library. to add to the already well stocked shelves and that wiring in the building was being done prepara- tory to the installation of q new set of electric bells.
 Dr. Moeur of Tempe has arranged ;o donate annually to the normal school and the Universits of Arizona a @ol ! medal for the best debater in either ir- stituyjon. Both schools have ac, eple,l the terms of the a agreement and il only- remains to arranGa details for this wears contest. Professor M4tthe@c:; said that il had not been d..-iI .ll whether it would be held in Tempe or TJoson. This medal will stimulate i:.- ] tercst in the various literary societi : "t the school. which ;;:-e already Cci.g good worN. The p-5iic .zerciSe .f t-:n Alpha Literary society will occ,r t.- . night. in celebration uf jie fact that jhe society Uiu then receive d h2:j- some siIv.r orname-t-d banner. as pi-- -iously anncurcel in Tn Republican. Ali who can wiu dc well |. attend
 ..Tr. J. r. T;reitweis-r. <up-riut...o-.ir arI manage. of the Rand oil con. .9li.-. will address the l.rple of Temu- L. morrow iu Jh,- o5.-. .s' t:.- Casa Lon E. hotel GIr. I;1af-s,e!ee- is a f,u:.- -reak-r and has ;, VOC ,. .1y things .l Sa- H. wishes ta -.- l- :, plain tn iI rha Rand Gil cclul. .i.- h...s ;i souJ ,nIr- g auI ,o clear up ..- misunG,1..,t:toii. 2 tlet may exist il regard to Us nethols. TE- IT. Is If IL company .n rcsal,I to it's holdings nea. reni.. viii bc fully di-cusse
 I'll ladies uf 5ne free rein. ::.arl will have !"rty to celea-H ,;r Fatrick's dag oE Monday night r. affair will come If in d room il ja- Casa Loma neNt -a the office. ind sl- unI5- will ente- .-.in itself by "tt-nj- ing. for iu addition to refreshments. Miss D.lv will read several sel irn g. :.vcryho5y is c.~.is.-- invited.
 , The shipment cattle continue. SIX ,arlaads ha.. c-a out within the last few days Nie. <.-. Gonder and Hi.ch- cock siI..;.eG U :. Js Angeles. while Jae ...,ls. sent hi D Yuma.
 2ir. and .-is Colcord. with -Ir.s. stewart. from t'-e Tuato Basin country, nave been V. jt-ng N. l.. P. Gale and ,od;.y they leave for taoii home:. O. l.. Whi.sftt the well-k,lpvu clerk i il tfr Valley drug store. has been 1 forced to stop work for some time cn : account of i'll health and his place has been taken by Harry Furst of St Louis. wno i< a registered Pharmacisf l of experience
 ! Recent visitors at the Casa I.oml were l.. D. Crook r. F. Caudert and : j : CouneH Chicago. and W. H. slime I -sii and J. N Lonsmann. Los Angeles. Those interested in the flow of water
 
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