Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1911-09-14

DIRECTORS TO MEET-The board
OF directors of the Y. NJ c. \. is
scheduled to meet at the association
building at 4:5O this afternoon.
THIRD AT ISAACS.-Isaacs school
district is growing in a school way
The present enrolment is 81, with I
few still To- come. and but two teach
ers; 50 the board of that district is
locking for another teacher.
AN INDEPENDENT a Wors-
ley, whose principal efforts in politics,
just now, seems to be scoring the dem
ocratic party and booming himself for
the democratic nomination for attor-
ney general. will be in Phoenix the
18th and 10th Of September, Friday
and Saturday of this week, t. make
a couple Of speeches on his candidacy.
GROUND BROKE. - Ground has
been broken and the eXcavating has
been done for the new Onc-StOry,
glass front building which II. l. LatE
ann has contracted for the building
of on the southwest corner of First
avenue and West Adams street 1t
is to be about so feet on each street.
and the front will be almost entirely
glass, making Il very nice location for
offices for physicians and the like.
DORMITORY POPULARITY Y
VI c. \. dormitory is achieving pop
uarity. Among those who are now
making their permanent home there
are l.. r. Finch. teacher of manual
training i'll the grammar school; Ly-
sander Cassidy. 20 whom his friends
in the Y NJ. c. a now attach the
title of Judge" and r. y. Moutier.
city ticket agent of the Santa Fe
office.
STILL THEY COME.-The United
States land office at Phoenix. which
cares for the whole of Arizona, has
received eleven more mineral appli-
cations, five Tuesday and six yeater-
day. All the six were from the Ari-
IONA Copper company. of Clifton. Mo
ronci, Metcalf. and other camps in
ON locations in that section. Tho
.fiv" were from various points in the
T. rTitOry.
INDIAN WAY.-F'red Yashre of the
Indian school. is in Jail, having got
ten there Yesterday for having taken
a bicycle belonging to Louis Wurst
some weeks ago To ride To- the In
dian school from town one night. and
forgetting To- return it. In fact he
lent it to arother Indian boy. who
left it standing agains. the Central
NJ. T.. church, where Wurst saw it
yesterday and reported the matter To-
Special Patrolman Hosmer. BY wait
ing for the borrower to come after
III, Hosmcr was led To- the Indian who
borrowed it from the cwn"r
VAcATIoNISTS - Reports from
T .embers Of the Y NJ. c. a of the
.courtesics extended to them this sum
mcr on their vacations by other VS.
show that the little feature Of lock
ers for visitors which some of tho
other Us have has produced a great
deal of broth-rly feeling and being
|at-homcness in the hearts of the
visitors. and it is altogether likely
that that feature VII he added to
the Phoenix Y NJ. G. \. building TIL.
Incident gave tho visitors from Phoe-
Fix great deal better conception
o. what the Y. NJ. {. a means and
the brothcrlincss il stands for
AS INTIMATED. The monkey
went scot free. at the trial of Avis
il the recorders court. yesterday The
evidence in the court taken from the
witness for Mr. CanrinG-no tcsti-
mony was taken from the defense
was that they heard the monkey
SqucalinE: that they did not seek any
one To strike him; and that "A monkey
might squeal his funny little squea
if YOU Dokcd stick at him The
evidence taken among the friends
of the accused. on the steps of tn,
court before the regular session, was
that Avis bought the monkey as 4
good way of advertising. and il was
shrcwdly suspected by some of tn,
jurors on the doorstep that perhaps
he made him scual for the same rea-
son II seems that he has had about
ali the free advertising he ought t,
have out Of tho title incident
GYPSUM.-Thc gypsum factory just
east of Phoenix on the Tempe road
| is completed. The company's gyp-
sum supply comes from the san Pc
Gro river