Arizona republican., 1906-05-25

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 A M'CABE VISITOR.-Wiuiam Par sons of McCabe. who has spent the last thirty or forty years in Arizona, is visiting Phoenix for a day or two, re- neWing his acquaintance with friends of long ago. MT. Parsons never visited in Phoenix very long at a time. but has been making this port occasionally as the years passed by.
 GREATEST BEET COUNTRY ON EARTH.-Shan Johnson of the south side, was in the city yesterday. Speak ing of the sugar beet cultivation on that side of the river he said that the growth of the beets is amazing to per sons who had thought themselves fla miliar with their cultivation in other parts of the country. They admit now that they really never saw sugar beets grow before especially on such an eX- tensive scale. One of the show patches of the country is that of Wolf Sachs who has one hundred and fifty acres out. That is the biggest crop, though there are many others that are as thrifty. They will be ripe by the lat ter part of next month.
 SCHOOL DISTRICT APPOINT MENTS.-Tke trustees of School Dis trict No. 1 have made the following appointments: Dr. J. w. Thomas for the examination of teachers; Miss C. H. Johnson. principal of the central school building; T. B. McElroy. teach CT of manual training; Lima k. Shel- don. principal East End school; J. D. GiIkerson. principal West End school; Flora COhn, principal Linville school, Ida Warren, principal Churchill school: Matte Reed, principal University school; Edna Wager elected teacher. conditionally; Florence Bishop. teach CT of music; Ethel D. Baker, teacher construction and drawing; Sadie E. Allen, clerk.
 A JOB FOR TRADE.-Here IS an opportunity for some civil service man who wants to live at Washington. Sheriff Walker yesterday received a letter from an old schoolamte. ?. B. Hedin. of 2123 F street, N. w, saying that R. NJ. H. Nalle the son of another old schoolmate and boyhood friend of MT. Walker at RaccoOn Ford Va. is desirOus of securing a position under the government somewhere west of the Rocky mountains. He would pre- fer a position which will keep him out of doors a great deal of the time. He is now in the pOstofice department at a salary of $12OO a year. He would exchange that job for one Tn this part of the country even if it did not pay more than $500.
 CHOOSING HIS DEATH PLACE. George Dieters persists fin trying to get killed at the corner of Center and Adams street. perhaps because it is rather public place or perhaps be- cause il is conveniently located with reference to an undertaking shop. A month ago he tried to crush himself to death there by pulling a horse back upon him. Yesterday he was driving a horse past the corner and the animal frightened by an automobile. stood on its hind legs and executed several fancy steps. leaving MT. Dieters in doubt for some time whether it was going to fall toward the north or to- wards the south. It finally got down on its forefeet again instead of upon Mr Dieters, and thus his second dra- matic attempt to die was frustrated.
 NEW ADVERTISING LITERAL TURE.-The firm of H. l. Latham X Co. has issued a revised edition of 2O.-