Arizona silver belt., 1903-01-22
THE SCHOOL NEWS
President Adams, of University of Arizona, to
 Deliver Address to Graduates.
Communicated

President Wheeler, of the Univer- sity of California, who promised to deliver an address before the school in May, writes that he cannot arrange for an earlier date, and as school will close early in April other arrange mentS have been made. Prest. F. Yale Adams, of the University of Ar izona, at Tucson, has consented to de. liver the address to the graduating class, which will probably be given the first Sunday night in April. Prof E. II. Scudder, of the Tempe Normal school, has been secured as an alter nate in case President Adams finds it necessary to cancel his engagement Both are distinguished orators, and the citizens of Globe may expect an intellectual treat, on the day mention ed, from one of these gentlemen.
 Examinations will be held on We'd nesday, Thursday and Friday of next week. All pupils who have an aver age standing of 90 or more in deport- ment and scholarship will be excused from taking the examinations.
 Under the new plan the fire drills will be given the last Friday in each month.
 The good effects of Miss Commentz' careful work in physical culture with the pupils of the Globe schools are be- coming very apparent, and the board of trustees will certainly owe her a debt of gratitude, as well as some re- muneratIon, at the close of school fo her special service in this connection.
 The graduating class from the gram mar school met at the Central schOoi Tuesday and organized with the fol. lowing officers President, Alice Fox; secretary, Katie Fegau treasurer, Ethel Patton. MiLiam McNelly was selected to deliver the class salutatO ry and Lester Allison to read the class will at the close of school.
 The members Of the High school class organized by Electing Miss E sic Ferguson, president; Fred Jones, sec. retary, and Frank Llugan, treasurer.
 Wednesdays Tucson Star says
 John w. SiSSOn and E. D. Wash. burne left for Los Angeles yesterday and MT ChaS. H. Barney accompan. fed Mrs. SSsOn to New York, leaving on an early train Tuesday. The gem tlemen are prominently identified with the Troy Manhattan company which corporation is operating near Kelvin. c. II. Cutting and wife ac- companied the first two gentlemen as far as Casa Graude, from which point he returned to the Troy camp"
 The steel door for the vault of the Miners & Merchants bank was re- Ceiyed on Tuesday. H. F. Sanders is dressing the stone to be used in the construction of the vault, which will be XS feet in the clear and will occupy position near the middle of the bank room. The officers of the bank are considering the question of putting in safety deposit boxes, also, for the use of customers, to be access ible only to box holders.
 w. J. Roberts returned from Sonora last Thursday, ana purposes remain ing some time to look after his prop. erty interests here. He says the southern country is in a flouriShing condition as the result of the rapid development of the mining industry. Mir. Roberts has property interests at BiSbee and La Cananea and copper, gold and silver mine near Imuris, So- nora.
 Jimmie Gibson returned Tuesday night from El PasO, where he cap tured the second prize in the carnival steer-tying contest. He was beaten B seconds by l.. N. Barksdale, whose time was 3ll seconds. Gibson s share of the money was $5O0. He had the worst of it in having to work in the mud, while his successful opponent, on the following day, had the advan- tage of good weather.
 We are in receipt of letter from II. J. Messenger, of Pleasant valley. us that he has sold his store and mail lines and ranch on Cherry creek to J. c. Ellison, and will move to the line of the P. &. F. railroad. He retains his home ranch, cattle and mining interests, and expects to re. turn to Gila county after time.
 Shirley B. Neffe left few days ago to visit the flOurIShing towns in | Arizona near the border md will evtend his trip to Cananea. It is possible that he may conclude to ocate in that section, should he lind favorable business opening.
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