Arizona republican., 1905-12-08

Bushell's aim to have one hundred new members initiated into the big order on Dec. 20, which the lodge expects to be a big feature. To constitute the initia- ting team that will make it interesting for those joining after them are twelve six foot men. John Alsap. Alfred Will son, w. F. Marian, Jack D. Thornhill John Kerr. Earl Smith, Percy Butler, James W. Hitchcock, Will Galpin, Chas Mccoy Earl Hi ahdrJohn Wright.
 A DRAMATIC SCHOOL-Captaln TUfnell Peacocke is going to open dramatic school to teach dramatic art, expression voice culture and physical culture. Captain Peacocke has been for the past year the teacher of dra- matic art, physical culture and fencing at the Dobinson school of dramatic training in Los Angeles. Prior to that he was a member Of Sir Henry Irv- ings company in London, and of MT. Charles Frohman's company in New York. He intends to form a dramatic club with lis pupils and put on plays from time to time, when the public will be enabled 10 judge the progress made by his pupils.
 THE APPRAIslNG CORNERSTONE The appraising board of engineers an .. h would be able to finish up it's work sometime today mailing it's report to the secretary of the interior tonight Engineers HtI. Grunsky, Wisner and Sanders will leave this evening for Mesa City and on Saturday will go to Roosevelt. Just how long the visiting engineers will remain there will depend on various things. MT. Wisner will probably stay longer than the others and will probably not return before the last of next week He expects to re- main here a day after his return before jOUrneying eisewher.
 COUNTY TEACHERS AssOcIA- TION-A. H. Fulton, superintendent of the county schools, is busy arrang- ing the program for the annual meet ing of the Maricopa County Teachers association which is to meet in Phoe- nix during Christmas week. The ses- sion will be of four days duration and will begin on the morning of the 18th. The meetings will be held in the Cen tral School building Great in terest is aroused in the meeting by reason of the fact that Professor Or vile T. Bright, of Chicago one of the prominent educators of the country, will be in attendance at .he session  | and deliver an address, as well as as-
 sist in carrying out the plan of study. Mir. Bright was at one time suuerin | tendent of the public schools of Cook | county. So far as the program has
 been arranged, it includes papers and 1 discussions by various teachers of the county on a varied number of topics.
 RECRUITS FOR THE DAMs!TE- ! Charles Mccormack, J. ID. Mayo and
 Harry Johnson were before Judge 1 Thomas yesterday in the city court
 charged with v2grancy. Mccormack
 had been igi the city for several days, 1 but Mayo and Johnson were arrested l by Officer A. J. Moore within ten min
 utes after the walked across the limits
 Of the city. All of the trio claimed
 that they were anxious to work and like two thirds of them that have been
 before the police judge for several months past the TOnto dam was their ! destination when they were arrested. Tn this case they were locked up last
 night and will be released this morn ing with instructions that they start
 for the damsite. Johnson, who is a J bright young Irish lad and appears to