Arizona republican., 1897-10-03


 The Tucson excursion next week will undoubtedly be one of the larg- est ever known in the southwest.
 There will be a guard mount at the Indian school at g o'clock this morn ing. It will be an interesting spec tacle
 At the First Church of Christ, scientist, services will be held at Il o'clock this morning at RedeWill hall, West Washington street.
 At a meeting Of the Tempe Canal company held yesterday Neils Peter sen, J. T. Priest and c. G. Jones were elected directors for the ensuing year.
 Mrs. Clara Evans, assisted by Miss Adele HauXhurst, has now one of the largest of private schools. embracing within the work as we'll a successful night school.
 Coconino county is in her seventh year of existence, and her property at a very low valuation is assessed at upwards of two million dollars Flagstaff Sun.
 A deed was filed for record Friday at Prescott from Lawrence Cittadini ct al to B. Bono, for the Republic mining claim, Martinez district, the consideration being S1,000.
 The grand master F. & A. M. will be in the city on Tuesday next and will attend the regular meeting Of Arizona lodge No. 2 on that evening, when there will be work in the third degree.
 At Tsmpe yesterday "A. A. Me Camley and O. C. Smith were tried for misdemeanOr on the charge of allow ing minors to frequent saloons owned by the accused. Both charges were dismissed.
 Regular preaching services at the Presbyterian church at il this morn ing. Sermon by Dr. Mckinney. The regular quartette choir has been or ganiZed. Miss Sargent will sing the offertory solo.
 The Rev. B. A. Perick has arrived and will take charge of Trinity church today. He will preach and ad- minister the holy communion. Sunday school at 10 a. m.; services at Il a. m No evening service today.
 Attorney Frank Cox of the South ern Pacifcs legal department, is at taching himself to Arizona by another anchor. On the corner of West Wash ington street and Eighth avenue he has started the work on a handsome residence.
 The temperature of the past two days has been far below that known for the preceding week and Phoenix may now safely call her wandering children 4Ia cool glad hand to the stranger and eli mate seeker.
 This morning at the First Meth odist Episcopal church Rev. c. J. Chase will preach his farewell ser mon. Sunday school at 10 a. m.; Ep- worth League at 6:30 D. mA At 7:30 D. m. Rev. N. H. Bartlett of Mesa will preach. Everybody welcome.
 Al Williams returned yesterday from a two months eastern trip, which embraced his old home in Can ada and several of the larger cities. He is much improved in health and will again assume the management of the business which has made him famous as Coffee AL"
 J. R. Patterson yesterday shipped six carloads of cattle to Los Angeles. This is one of his first shipments for the season. The cattle were all beef CTS and will go direct to the block af ter cooling in the stock yards several days. Angelemos holdsArizona alfalfa beef in the highest esteem. Judge Hiram c. Truesdale, of the United States district court, before whom the Yavapai bond injunction suit was filed on Friday, yesterday morning extended the temporary in junction until the hearing of the case, and then postponed further consider ation of the matter until November 5.
 The sixteenth session of the Ari- zona mission of the Methodist Epis- copal church will be held at the M. E.. church of this city, beginning October 7 at 7:3O p. m. Bishop John F. New man, D. D. L. L. D., will preside. This is a rare opportunity for the people of Phoenix to hear this eminent divine and all are cordially invited to all the services.
 The Capital City band CN C. Davls, director) will give concert tomorrow afternoon at 3 o'clock at the court house. The programme is as follows: March, Naval Reserve" (ArbogasD overture, '4Fantastique" Oalby); fan tasia, Bohemian Girl" RounO, solo for baritone, MT. J. Valle; waltzes, "Rosita' UaurendeaW; song and l dance, ''Braham's FayOrite" (Bra- ham; potpourri, Fond Dove" (Schep- pegrelD; march, ''Cooper's Union | (Collins)
 | Treasurer Charles F. Hoff of the county of Pima, is one of the briskest and most capable Of public servants. | This. at least. is the opinion of Terri torial Treasurer Johnstone. who yes terday received from Pima county it's quota of territorial tax money, for the quarter ending September 30, in amount over S3,100 The record of 1 two days from end of quarter to the territorial treasurer is with MT. Hoff and is one that the territorial treas urer hopes will be enulated by all the