Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1922-05-19
SCHOOL BONDS OF
SCOTTSDALE ARE
SOLD At PREMIUM

SCOTTSDALE. May IS. - The
standing that this district has among
the financial circles was shown IN
the strong competition for the high
school bonds There were Is bid
ders and none of them bid below par
The highest bidder was Sidney Spi--
ger and Company of Toledo, ONO.
The bid was on the basis OF per
cent interest on the $4,000 bond is
sue and a premium OF S3,f6o was OF
fered. The above firm also agreed
10 nav for the printing of the bonds,
which will amount to $3.50, AMI Tor
the exchange, which will amount TO
S72. which will bring the total prem
ium to S3.9S7 or the total amount OF
money received for the bonds 10
s76.9S7. The Five Points bank was
agent for the bonding company. 1t
will take about 80 days for the money
for the bonds to reach here and an
other two weeks to advertise Tor bldS
SO that actual construction on the
buildings will begin by July ]. The
plans for the buildings are being
drawn so that every detail will be
worked out by the time the work is
ready to start. 1t is hoped that the
buildings will be ready by OCTOBER
but the small building TO be used Tor
farm shop and an agricultural or
biology class room will be completed
by the time school starts, if the
present plans are carried out so that
some of the classes can be held on
the new school grounds at the open
ing of school, The extra money that
the bonds sold for will allow more
equipment and other things that
were not figured on at first.
The Scottsdale Blues will play the
fast Ford Garage team here Sunday
afternoon. The Ford team has been
beating all the fast teams in the
valley lately and since they have lost
and won a game from the Blues the
game Sunday will decide which team
is the best. The local boys have
strong team and should give credi-
table account of themselves in the
coming game.
The Tempe High School Juniors
played tie game of to s with the
local high school team Monday after
noon. The game was slow and many
errors were made by both sides.
The f. o. Brown Ice company
started delivering ice the first of the
month, and those wishing ice brought
to their ranches should notify the
driver at the ice plant. Many inn
provements have been made at the
plant so that high class of ice is
being manufa ctured this season
Fire caused by the flame creeping
in the brooder lamp set fire to the
brooder house belonging to Mr.. Gay
of this district. and DESTROYED 400
chick. They were pedigreed stock
and the loss was quite large.
Several parties left here yesterday
for an extended fishing trip to Lake
Roosevelt. One group of men. in
Guiding Mr.. Crosse, who are all grad
yates of Stanford university, left
Saturday for fiye-day trip. The
fish is reported good at Roosevelt
and other points between here ana
the lake.
Mrs. Ralph Convey has been con-
fined to her home the past week pc
cause of illness for influenza and her
friends will be glad to learn that she
is rapidly recovering.
Charles Miller, president OF the
school board and the local farm bu-
reau. left last night for the oil fields
of Texas, where he has extensive
holdings. He will be gone week.
d. J. Etter was slightly Ill the first
part Of the week, but is improving so
that he will be able to work next
week.
p. C. Sullivan and family have
moved to the w. H. Greene place IN
this district. They have been llvlnS
G. 4. White of Glendale was visit
ing his brother of this district sun
day.
Mrs. Verona Dean. Miss Ethel wy
". Charles Dean and Harvey Lane,
of this district, spent Sunday IN
Buckeye.