Arizona republican., 1906-09-14
OF LOCAL INTEREST

| TEACHERS' MEETlNG-On Satur- l day morning al the Central school | building there will be a meeting of the | city teachers. beginning at o'clock. A complete attendance of the teachers is i urged by the school superintendent. AT HOME AGAIN-Mrs. Griggs
 Carr. wife of the superintendent of streets, yesterday morning returned to 1 the city from an outing in California During her absence MT. Carr purchased l the Mathews residence on South Cen ter street, and yesterday he moved his family into the new location
 VISIT OF w. SCOTT SMITH-w scott smith. private secretary to k. A. Hitchcock, secretary of the interior de- partment arrived in the city yesterday morning from the north and spent the day here on business of an official na ture Although it was not announced from an official source, it is understood
 that his visit was for the purpose of investigating certain charges which nave been filed at Washington against oIhcers of the reclamation service MT smith has been in the territory for several weeks. Yesterday he spen+ in company with various acquaintances he has in Phoenix, and last evening he was entertained at dinner by J. L. B. Alexander, United States attorney. He left last evening for the southern part of the territory
 IS NOW A BANKER-An item in the Globe-Democrat from I.ftcbfieId Ill.,, recites the organization of a new bank in Litchfeld. by Dr. Shell. who made many friends in this city last winter as clerk of the Hotel Adams. pr Shell was a practicing physician in Illinois. but had severe illness and Trna -n
 ing at the time to give up the practice of his profession. H. C. Yaeger of this city a former resident of LitchffeId. says he is well acquainted with most Of the men interested in the organiza- uon of the new bank. and from his Knowledge of them he expresses the opinion that the institution will not only be a reliable one but will conduct an extensive business. as they are all men of large affairs.
 NEW cORPORATIONS-Articles of incorporation of the following named new corporations were filed yesterday in the office of the county recorder: The Toyabe Mines corporation. capital stock, $1,0O0. 900, incorporators. A. l.. Hart. W. L. Hargreaves. c. C. Spicer Fl Paso county, Col: San Carlos Cop per company, capital stock. S2,OOO 900 lncorporators. A. R. Grigsby. C. C. Latinger, NJ D. Adams. of Jackson county. Mo; The Nevada and Eastern Leasing company. capital stock. S5OO.- GOO. incorporatOrs. l.. Willstaddt and F. Willstaddt of Esmeralda county. Nev: amendment of the articles of the Bax- ter Royalty company. filed by E. T. Mccarthy, president, and R. w Bailey: secretary, Cherokee county. Kansas: The Imperial GoIdfield Mining com
 
 porators. Joseph C. Jolliff. George F. Heber. Thomas H. Condon, John D. McMaster and Anthony H. Heber of Esmeralda county. New; Oklahoma Natural Gas company. capital stock S1,0O0.000 incOrporators. A. Henley. w Bromelsick. James Fitzpatrick and A. C. Mitchell of Douglas county. Kansas
 START THE CHILDREN ON FIRST DAT-The question has been asked the school authorities many times during the past few days whether children who were not six years of age would be accepted al the time school opens for entrance to the schools. The law provides that no child under six years of age can be accepted at the schools but they may be received upon their reaching the required age. The board will follow the law strictly in this mat ter. There is one thing which should not be overlooked by parents of school children at this, and that is the great advantage to the pupil. as well as the teacher, in having the children start their school work on the very first day school opens. They can be given at tention and position in the school work which is not as likely to please if they enter several weeks after the opening of the term. Regular attendance is also very desirable. It is not only a help to the pupil and makes his work easier. but it also secures for the dis trict it's just proportion of the school moneys, which are distributed on the average attendance at the city schools