Arizona republican., 1912-06-14
FOR NEW
 SCHOOL HOUSE
Creighton District Will Have an Institution to Be Proud of; Warning to Hunters; Olive Crop Is Flourishing

CREIGHTON DISTRICT, June 12.-
 The result the bond election held at the school house the first of June is most gratifying. The votes cast were all in favor of the bond issue to the extent of $5,500 which will be spent for the building of a new building just east of the old one. this new building will accommodate the new branches of study which will be inaugurated as soon as the building is completed. The old structure will also get some benefit of the money for 1t will be pebble dashed and put in good shape to match the new one. The basement of the old house has already been improved ex- tensively with a new floor and another entrance. which was built to comply with law passed by the legislature T. T. Powers, chairman of the board of trustees says another teacher will be necessary to take charge of the depart ments. Work will be started as soon as obstacles can be cleared
 The meeting held at the Missionary Tabernacle Sunday were well attended the morning services were conducted by Rev. E. p. Lugibil who is about to leave fOr the east after three years of faithful work as superintendent at the Bethany home. e spoke principaly on the past seasons work also reminding the people of the need which this char itable institution is in. Tn the evening the sermon was preached by the regu- lar pastor Rev. H. H. Amstutz. The eXpecte1 decrease in the congregatio has not occurred and present intlica- tions point to a large attendance all summer
 The work on the new administration building at the Insane Asylum is now we'll under way. the foundation has been laid and some work on the wall has been done MT. Gallagher the con- tractor says the building will be ready for occupancy about the middle of Oc- tober. The ravages of last summers destructive fire will soon be no longer in evidence.
 The many farmers of this section who patronize the city market win be glad to hear that plans are being made to enlarge and cover more stalls. The farmers are urgently requested to look into this matter with more interest
 The game hunters who have been given a timely warning regarding the carelessness of their shooting into fields have been reminded the last time The legislature has passed a bill pro- hibiting such shooting and the first offender will be punished according to law
 MT Jacob Kleck, ST, who has been down with a severe case of La Grippe is able to be around again. MT. Kleck expects to make an extended trip this summer, in view of regaining his health.
 Miss Wynn who has been spending a few days with friends and relatives in Osborn is visiting with Mrs Will Osborn.
 Misses Mary, Josephine and Angeline Mollet spent Tuesday and Wednesday of last week at the home of Miss Sa- lOme Nofziger in Osborn district
 MT. and Mrs. L. H. Ruhart have re- turned from their wedding trip anl are having their new home on Me DOwell road furnished. They expect to move into it the fore part of next week
 Ed H0eIsher has been looking over his interests in this part of the valley, and seems much pleased with the bright outlook of things.
 The result of the regular quarterly examination held in this county award ed five certificates to teachers allowing them to teach school under first class certificates. Miss Marie Erhardt of this district was among the five.
 Lyman La Tourette is home for the summer he will spend the most of his time on the ranch on Roosevelt St, he will return to his agricultural studies again at the University of Arizona this fall MT. La Tourette says this new branch just recently installed is be- coming very popular throughout the state, the past terms class numbered thirty.
 The olive crop is doing very well this year and if no draw backs arise, this will be as heavy a crop as has ever been grown in the valley. Mun- son Bros. are making preparations to handle the extra heavy crops. Miss Mary Mollet will attend the northern state normal at Flagstaff this summer, Miss Mollet expects to finish her course at that place about Decem- Der 18th, after which she will be awarded a life certificate to teach school in this state.
 Mrs. w. K. James gave a delight full lawn party at her home on the McDowell road last week Over fifty persons enjoyed the evening at her place.
 A large party of young people from this district are planning trip to Roosevelt. About thirty will make the trip by wagon. The Cliff Dwell ings; about twelve miles beyond Roosevelt will also be visited. i The new cottages being built by Memo Yaggy are nearing completion. Both houses have been sold. and MT. Yaggy will start some more as soon as these are completed. Mrs M. A. Mclaughlin, 512 Jay St, La Crosse, Wis, writes that she suffered al' kinds of pains in her hack and hiDS on account of kidney