Arizona republican., 1911-09-06
HIGH SCHOOL oPENING.-Tr

HIGH SCHOOL OPENING. - The
Phoenix high school will Legin the new
year September IS.
CREIGHTON ScHooL.-School will
begin in district No. IA, known as the
Creighton school. September Is. VIM.
Hershey will be principal ana Miss
Hazel Elerick will have charge of the
primary department
FOR A VACATION.-Judge P. P.
Parker has gone to San Diego and Los
Angeles for two weeks of rest and
recreation. Judge tombstone viii take
care of Judge Parker's official business
during the latter's absence.
APPRECIATED Samples of kaffir
corn and milo maize were left at
the board ftrade yesterday by some
one who called when the acting sec
rotary was not in. Though the iden-
tity Of the donor is not known the
gift is appreciated.
BOARD OF GOVERNORS Yester-
day was the date for the monthly
meeting of the board Of governors
of the Water Users association but
as a quorum did not appear no bust
ness was done Had there been Il
meeting there was only routine work
to be brought before it.
FARMERS COMMITTEE.-The COM
mittee appointed to draft articles of
incorporation and bylaws for the pro-
posed new Producers association, will
hold a meeting this evening in Groom's
real estate office at No. 10 North First
avenue.
CHANGE OF MANAGEMENT.-The
management of the East End restau-
rant I'll East Jefferson St, has been
changed, being at present under the di-
rection Of Mrs. Charles Arnold and Mrs.
Matte Anderson. The lodging house
conducted in connection viii ~ under
the management of the owner, John f.
Lewis
I'm. y wv & NAM a. W
Swetnam returned home yesterday
morning from his eastern tour He
SAYS he had a fine time wherever he
went and gained in flesh and good
spirits Mrs Swetnam will remain in
the east for several weeks yet ard their
daughter, Miss Louise is visiting in
Oakland.
ELECTION TONIGHT-Company \
of the national guard Of Arizona will
hold an election of officers tonight UNI
der the direction of Major Hayden. The
election is made necessary by the resig-
nation Of Captain NJ. \. Dram" who is
leaving for the coast. It is said that
Lieut. Sweem may be advanced to the
captaincy and other officers in like
manner.
BALANCE ALL.-Balance all at
Patrick's hall and don't go home
tin morning balance for the baseball
club. and quit when day is borning.
Arrayed within their suits SO nice.
they boys will be all dancey; to maid
ems rare with auburn hair they'll
Il
ball. they'd have YOU know, most
surely Will take place; and if you'd
like to do them proud, they'd like
to see your face; they'll treat You
right. nor have a fight.-theyH be
courteous for the once. So don't be
slow. but take your dough and go
there bright and early; don't look
at other ladies so. but take your own
sweet grille to the first ball Of the
Phoenix baseball club at Patrick's
hall tonight.
WICKENBURG CASE-No formal
decision has as yet been rendered by
the board Of county supervisors in the
IWickenburg disincorporation case al
though they incline to the opinion
that there is really nothing before
them to decide and that the case
should be left in the same state as
that in which it was found. Many
weeks ago the board decided to take
lup this vexing matter again Septem-
Der f. forgetful at the time that Sep
TENDER was a legal holiday. Then
because of the fire at the territorial
ASYLUM yesterday and number Of
other pressing matters there was no
time for the Wickenburg case. The
matter will probably be decided by a
definite order within a short time.
BUSY SIGNING BONDS. NJ.
Hoghe. president Of the board Of SUI
pervisors. was busy yesterday signing
the bonds recently voted by the cleo
tors of school district A.. This is a
$4,000 issue and the proceeds Of the
sale will be used for school improve
ment PURPOSES.
DR.. LOWE AND HIS BRUSH
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