Arizona republican., 1906-10-17
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reclamation service. is in the city for a weeks stay.
 GONE TO RoosEVELT-President B. 4. Fowler of the Water Users as sOciation. left for Roosevelt yesterday for a short stay. in company with Contractor O'Rourke. who had been in Phoenix since Sunday.
 LAMBERT -PRESSEL-Oscar Irwin has received word from Los Angeles. announcing the wedding there on Sun day. of Frank Lambert and Miss Grace Pressel. The bride. whose home is in Los Angeles. is we'll known in Phoenix. having spent last winter here.
 VISITING PHOENlX-Mr. and Mrs Dave Crichton Of Mohave. Cal, are in the city. guests at the home of Mfr. and Mrs. George KIOJzbach. They have recently been travelling in the east and are stopping here on their re- turn home. Mrs. Crichton, who is sister of Mrs. KIotzbach. will be re- membered by her Phoenix friends as Miss Eva Underhin. They will remain in Phoenix for several weeks.
 A SUCCESSFUL TEACHER - 4 Phoenix resident who recently return ed from the coast. speaks very com plimentary of the work of Miss Amina McNaughton who is achieving a high
 
 daughter of Prof James McNaughtOn. formerly at the head of the faculty of the Tempe Normal Miss Me Naughton graduated from the Tempe Normal during the residence of the family in Tempe From there she en- tered Stanford University and gradu- ated with honors. She now has charge of the department of algebra and high CT mathematics in the Pasadena high school and is rapidly gaining first rank
 as a teacher.
 A CHANGE OF BASE-E. Hackett,
 who for the past nine years has been
 in charge of the books of the P. T. Hurley company. left this morning for Hum bOldt. accompanied by his wife,
 and they will in the future make that town their residence. MT Hackett has accepted a position with the Humboldt Commercial company and will be in l charge of the office and accounting re- partment The Humboldt Commercial company operates a general merchan- disc store and is one of the principal firms in the city Mir Hackett recently let the contract for the construction of a residence at Humboldt. the plans l of which were drawn by local archi- tects. During his connection with the ! Hurley company in Phoenix. he has had but one vacation, that one for three months.
 NEW MEXICAN sCHooLs-A re- ! cent issue of the Santa Fe New MeXi- can says: At Monday nights meeting ' of the board of education Of the city of Santa Fe. a communication was read from the AtchisOu. Topeka & Santa IFe Railway. enclosing an order for S450 which has been generously donated to ! help defray the expenses of furnishing the new school buildings. This brings up two ideas One is that cor 1 porations are not an uumitigated evil i in a community and are not always l supremely selfish. The other is the poverty of the New Mexican schools. l They are bad enough even with the | patronage of friendly corporations and the incident serves to illustrate a point , that has been so often and so well
 made in the anti-joint statehood cam paign. That is. that with jOintuTe, ! Arizona would be taxed to do for al- most the entire territory of New Mex leo what the Santa Fe has found 1t 1 desirable to do for the city of Santa Fe
 1 INSTINCT - Eagle-eyed officers of the law, who are successful in their ! business. finally come to have a sec ond nature that amounts almost to an instinct When things are wrong any where in their vicinity they seem to know about it intuitively and the cor rection of the wrong follows in the natural order of things. like water running down hill Monday morning. Captain Rynning who had just arriv- ed here from the south. was talking to W. T. Barr, who told him he would leave on the evening train. Ten min utes later Captain Rynning was cross 1 ing the street and saw a pair of spec tacles in the road He picked them up and was about to throw them away
 again. thinking they were of no spec iaI value, when he had an impulse that
 he had better keep them and give them l to som ebody. Five minutes later MT. Barr met him again and said he was sorry his trip would be delayed a week. He had just lost his spectacles and would have to lay around town until he could get another pair made for
 him. Perhaps these will help you out,
 said the captain, as he handed the pair he had found over to the owner.
 LANE-YOUNG - Yesterday after noon. at the parsonage of the Central Methodist church. Rev. Harold Govette united in marriage Harry S. Lane oi Kelvin and Miss Edith H. Young of Santa Ana, Cal Miss Young had ar ! rived in the city on the morning train from her home, and the marriage was performed without the knowledge oi her parents. She had left santa Ana ostensibIy for the purpose of visiting friends in a nearby town. but in reality to come to Arizona and wed the man she loved. They had known each other many years in California. The bride
 is the daughter of a prominent family ] of Santa Ana and one of the popular society girls of the town The groom i is manager of the Mckee company store at Kelvin and is well known in commercial circles of this city. Fol lowing the service the couple went to the Hotel Adams where they will re- main for several days, or until the brides parents in California have beer heard from. 4 message was sent then ] shortly after the wedding ceremOny