Arizona republican., 1898-01-02
Tie South Side

Tempe. Ariz., Jan. 1.-tSpecial Correspondence of The Rspublican.)- A number of south siders attended the ball game today at Phoenix.
 A. P. Snowman came in this morn ing from Tucson where he has been attending the teachers institute. The recent severe weather did not injure the orange trees in RV. MT. Kloss' grove, but his lemon trees were The Kingsburys kept open house. to- slightly damaged.
 day from till 12 m.
 Niels Peterson has returned from an extended trip in the east. ! There will be a special train of cat tie cut of here in the morning. If different cattlemen can get their stock aboard in time there will be at least twelve cars.
 MT. Abbot and Foley Chilson of the East Verde, Tonto Basin, came in last night MT. Abbott, who is generally known as sBeargrass Abbot" has sold his ranch and stock and will go to California to stay after a few days visit in the valley.
 William Price came back this after noon from the Buckeye district. He had thirteen ducks and a number of quail strapped on his saddle.
 A Tl heet shoot came off this fore
 6n as arranged except that it took Blace in tb armory on account Of the wind. There were sixteen shooters, |who won points as follows: J. E.. Hanna. 37; William Mullen, 45; Charles N. Taylor, 45; Chris Singala, 43: c. P. Pitkin ,42; Fisher Bailey, 41; Dickerson, Al; T. Jones, Al; Dr. Scroggs, 20; Ed Gilliland. 99; Harry \cHendrix, 39; J. Johnson, 37; c. P. orrowdale 36; Steel, 35; O. J. Neil, Il: ClareHee McFadden, 13. Taylor and Mullen shot off the tie by rapid shooting, as follows: Taylor, ten shots, 30 points, ten seconds; Mullen, 2 ten shots. 34 points, eleven seconds : Taylor and Mullen took hind quarters and Singala and Pitkin took the fore quarters The three competitors for the hide and tallow were Jones' Dick eI 6n and Bailey. Dickerson in the IScond shooting in five shots, made 20 points, and Jones 15 in five shots.
 Tomorrow Rev. A. B. Tomlinsonlwil preach his farewell sermon. ReW. Daniel Kloss will preach New A Years sermon. Topic, '.Tinae S\Rll Be No More" Rev. S. L. Gasthrie will hold services at Mesa norning and evening. The morning subject will be, "All Things Are Yours" Next week all the churchss will join In a week of prayer at the Baptist church. There will be ser vices every night. At each servica there will be a season of prayer and then short sermon by one of the
 nisters. all of nknw will preach at
 once duri1 keek. The
 fcrr tse 1s will be the he
 40sen by the Boston
 eefing for the week and the topics for prayer will be those chosen by the Evangelical alliance, which Is an international organiza- toni and these topics will be used during the. same week throughout the United States, Canada and Eng and. The topics for the sermons are, be- ginning with tomorrow night 0Sun dayA: sdanis Need and Gods Answer" " fnN. "sinners by Nature and by
 \Hues5ay. Christ. the Del:v-
 Ter FFdA Wednesday, Chris he DelivereV Vmpm the Power of Sn;;' Thursday, Christ, the Deliverer From the Consequences of Sln;" Friday, 'aSanctified by the Spirit" Saturday, ks<Changed Into His Likeness" !" The top cs for prayer, as follows, will be used ln the days as in order named: Thanksgiving and Confession" "The hurch Universal,'' Nations and
 heir Rulers" Families and Schools D
 oreiar M:ssions," %Home Missions. !"
 f1fB nr<4Ith will permit, Elder Shar-
 ough VII preach the first sermon to-
 brrow night.