Arizona republican., 1905-11-24
WEST END clRcLE-Tbe Mothers

WEST END ClRcLE-The Mothers Child Study circle of the West End school will meet this afternoon in the school house at 3:30 o'clock. There will be an interesting program and all mothers who have children attend ing that school are urged to be pres ent.
 HAS FILED ITS ARTlCLES-The Cooperative Meat Market corporation yesterday filed it's articles with Coun- ty Recorder Leonard. The incorpora- tors are John T. Dunlap, c. M. Etter, E. B. O'Neill, E. T. Collins and Frank E.. Whitton. The capital stock is S50,- 0O0 and the company will open a meat market on the cooperative plan which has been heretofore explained in these columns.
 THE RIVER IS HELPING-A tele- phone message was received at the of flee of the board of supervisors yes terday from Dr. Dimes of Tempe say ing that the rise in the river had been turned into the new channel which has been made in the course of the improvements there and that the river is assisting in the making of the chan mel. All the work that has been done is standing the flood well.
 EYEGLASS IMPROVE ENT- What the unfortunates who have to wear eyeglasses want, is something that does not pinch the nose and when old mother Necessity gets her think ing cap on she generally invents some thing to meet the issue. It was so in the case of eyeglasses and the inn proved nose piece is held in place by suction instead of a vice like grip. IL is called the Heard improved suction eyeglass mounting and pr. E. Munson has secured the agency for it here.
 AT WORK AGAlN-James Mitchell Barney, a draftsman in the office of the surveyor general, returned yester- day morning from a vacation trip of two months in San Francisco and vii cinity, and is again at work smearing ink on good white paper during gov ernment and union hours. Mir Bar ney says he had a good time and there is nothing in his appearance that causes one to doubt it. He says though that he thinks the San Francisco peo- pie need water storage this year more than the Phoenix people. They have had practically no rain for seven months, which is unusual if not record breaking. He travelled through the San Joaquin valley also, wlich he says is as dry as a bone.
 MORE TEACHERS WANTED Territorial School Superintendent Layton says there is still an embar- rassing lack of school teachers throughout Arizona and he has ire quent pleading letters from school trustees who are pining away for the influence of a nice school marm to bend the twigs in the back counties so that the future trees will incline gracefully. It seems that the rising generation in Arizona is consuming information fas- ter than it can be supplied by the eff fete, over populous and boastful east. Talk about intelligence in Arizona, The western kids are regular gluttons for knowledge.
 BACK FROM THE SOUTH-J. c. Page returned yesterday morning from southern Arizona where he has been in the interest of the fair, going by way of Globe. He says that wherever he has been he has seen only evidences of prosperity and a busy people. All the big eastern and southern camps are booming and most people seem to be making money. Though some of them have it in for Phoenix on gen. eral issues in respect of the fair they are all united and are giving the pro- ject hearty support. He expects a big crowd here from all over that country He thinks Bisbee is about the biggest place of it's size that he has found He was personally well treated everywhere and all were say ing good things about the fair