Bisbee daily review., 1906-01-31

ssational Bank: q am very much in tavor of the proposition, as I under stand that the present school build ngs will not accommodate the chil- lren now here. It looks to me like we have been building our school houses too small in the past I am fayor of the bond issue. and shall vote for it.''
 Il. Strodthoff, manager of the opper Queen store: ''I am heartily . iayor of high school building for
 ouglas.r,Dut have not thought much |. bout the amount mat will be re-
 luireG for it. Douglas needs the high 5,hool, and the $40, 900 bona Issue VIII
 provide one that will be a credit to the city and meet all that will be re-
 luired fer several years Let us have
 he high school"
 Hon. H. B. Rice: 'T would consid- CT is a great mistake if the citizens
 # Douglas should refuse to ratify the bond proposition. which will give to us a high school building. Such a building is badly needed here to keep at home the money now sent away with pupils from Douglas to Califor- mia, Texas, and schools of other states. By all means we should pro vide the high school building, and I shall vote for the bond issue and would very much regret to see the proposition defeated"
 c. O. Ellis, cashier of the Bank of Douglas: q am very much in fa- gor of the proposition and think it one of the urgent necessities that a nigh school be provided for Douglas. No other investment, in my opinion,
 would be so profitable to the people of this city"
 w. M Adamson: High school? For or against the bonds? Put me town as emphatically in favor of the bond issue Nothing will attract
 more favorable attention to our city than a high school building; it will not only provide needed school facil- ities for our young, but it will adver- tise our progressive spirit and en- courage the better class of citizens to come here and make their homes. By all means, let us vote the high school bonds"
 Richardson and Lockwood, attor- neys: Both these gentlemen ex- pressed themselves as being heartily in favor of the high school proposi- tion, and they will vote for the bond issue. q am always in favor of everything proposed which will bene- ht our public schools or the youth of the city. We cannot pay too high for such benefits I expect to vote for the bonds and hope that every citizen of Douglas will do the same" said MT. Lockwood. High school first, last and all the time," said Judge Rich ardson. What has made the United States the best country on the earth is our public schools. Nothing can do so much for Douglas at this time ss the high school building. l shall vote for the bonds"
 George Hardiker, of the Pullman cigar store: q am heartily in favor of the high school, and will vote for the bond issue requested by the trus- tees. A high school is one of our ufgent necessities and no time should be lost in providing 1t. I am now
 paying money to the Tucson uni
 ersity for the education of my sn which I would be glad to keep at uome if there was an efficient high school in this city. Others are send ing their children away from Douglas because Of the lack of high school"
 Dr. Robinson: "I am in favor of s.ving the children all the school advantages possible. In a town as large as Douglas a high school is a necessity. We need the new build ing, as there is not now enough room to accommodate the children. I shall 4 l. L 4..