Arizona republican., 1897-10-31

| Services today at Il a. m. Redewill hall, West Washington street.
 A meeting of the Treble Clef club will be held next Tuesday afternoon 1 at D. m in the basement of the First i M B. church.
 Justice Kincaid was able to be at morning. He will be able to resume 1 his duties tomorrow.
 1 Dr. Jessop and Dr. Cram have chal- lenged MT. Aitken to a match at fifty bluerocks, $50 a side, to take place today at o'clock p. m. Challenge ac- cepted.
 Dr. Wylie yesterday moved from his late residence on East Monroe street to the Eschman property at the corner of Second avenue and Ad ans street.
 l T. L. Gray has accepted a position with Goldberg Bros. He will have charge of the made-to-measure depart ment and will start out on the road very soon Tom is a hustler and will no doubt put the tape on many new customers.
 There will be the usual services at the First Baptist church today. Preach ing by the pastor; evening sermon, l the third in a series on the life of Paul, the Apostle. Church edifce, cor ner of Second avenue and Jefferson street. All cordially invited. J. R. Potts, prosperous ranchman from the Buckeye country, was in town yesterday. He brought to the 1 chamber of commerce samples of corn and beets from his ranch Both | were excellent and the latter were | curious, three beets, each weighing several pounds, growing on the same 1 stem.
 The usual services will he held at | the Methodist Episcopal church, south, corner of Monroe and Center streets, | today as follows: Sabbath school, 1 10 a. m.; preaching at II a. m. and 7:30 p. m., by the presiding elder, ! Rev. M. B. Sharbrough; Epworth 1 League, 6:30 p. m.; to all the ser vices all are cordially invited. Services today at the First M. B. church, corner of Second avenue and l Monroe street, as follows: Sunday school, 9:45 a. m.; morning service, Il a. m.; topic, Elements Essential to Church Success Evening service,
 
 ment," by E. D. McCretary, pastor. Midweek prayer service, Wednesday, 7:30 p. m.
 | Articles of incorporation of the Globe & Continental Railway com 1 pany were filed in the office of the secretary of the territory. The object of the incorporation is to build mar row gauge road from Globe to the Continental mine, and brancn Hines to the Kassar mines, Bloody Tanks and i Pinto creek, in all about fourteen miles. The incorporators are Alfred Kinney, Joseph H. Hamill, Oliver N l Cressweu and Peter T. Robertson The capital stock is $15O,000, divided into shares of $10O.
 Letters of special administration were issued yesterday to Thomas M. ] Jones upon the estate of Charles s. Jones, who was accidentally shot and killed at Buckeye week ago last l Thursday. The administrator is a brother of the deceased and has just arrived from Grover, Colo. The re- 1 mains of Jones, which had been buried near the place of the killing, were taken up yesterday and will be pre- pared by w. H. Smith, the under taker, to be shipped to Lewiston, Pa, | where the father of the dead man re- sides.
 A meeting of the territorial loan commission was held yesterday after noon to consider an application from the supervisors of Navajo county to fund a county Indebtedness of $15 ,000, accepted by that county when it was libern from Apache. The mat ter was referred to Attorney General Frazier for an opin- ion. There is no doubt, though, that 1 the opinion will recommend the fund ing, since the law seems to be manda- tory. The only opinion bearing on the matter was one laid down by ex-At- torney-General Wilson in the matter of the Pima county court house bonds recommending their funding. The two cases are said to be similar.
 A man accompanied by his wife and two children came from Illinois to Phoenix, arriving here on October 4 circus day. He had little money and
 his wife had some property in her own name in Illinois. Soon after com ing to Phoenix the man acquired an impression that the prosperity of this
 town would not be complete without
 more crap, faro and roulette games
 He induced his wife to mortgage hel
 property in order that he might be
 put in a position to supply this badly
 felt want. The money came the
 other day. The husband took it an6
 went away, he said to Tucson. He
 took the precaution to leave no money
 behind him, not even enough to buy
 postage stamp, so that his wife is
 unable to assail him with inquirins
 or reproachful letters. She tried tt
 have a warrant issued for his arrest
 yesterday, but learned that according
 to the laws of this territory it is nc
 crime for a husband to rob his wife.
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