Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1899-11-16

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NEW NOTARIES. -NOtarfal COM
missions were issued yesterday tc
Charles w. Sirch of Globe, and Phi
Herold of Phoenix.
FUNERAL OF w. W. HILL. The
funeral of W. w. Hill will take place
at the Presbyterian church at O'Clock
today Thursday.
WAITING KILOGRAMS. The
Western Union Telegraph company has
undelivered kilograms for Mrs o. J.
Nave. Robert S. CARRIER and H O.
Heath.
A COMING RANCHER. C. w.
tombstone, Jr.. has made filing upon a
tract of land northwest of the city. He
will leave this morning with a supply
of provisions to hold his new property
down.
a NOFF DAY. There were few ar
rivals on last nights train from the
north. 1t seemed to be an off day for
travel, making the event particularly
noticeable for this time of the year and
this particular year.
A WORKMEN HOUSE WARMING.
-Kinsley lodge No. s, a. o. L. w, the
newly organized lodge of the order, will
hold a meeting in it's new quarters in
Padget hall tomorrow night, beginning
at 7:3O sharp. a special invitation to
attend is extended to Phoenix lodge
No. ., and all visiting brethren will be
| cordially received.
A MOTHERS MEETING. The w
c. T. L. will give a mothers meeting
and social this afternoon at their
rooms, corner of Center and Monroe
streets. from 2:9O to o'clock A short
programme has been arranged to be
followed by light refreshments. A cor
dial invitation is extended to all who
are interested in their work.
THE NEW HORNER BUILDING. -
The foundation wall Of the Homer
| building on South Center street is half
| done. 1t is a massive lot of masonry,
but it needs to be to support the three
stories which will rest upon it. The
| building will be a decided ornament to
| that section of the street or to the
whole town for that matter. The third
story will be occupied by a great hall
| or lodge room.
FIRST TRADE MARK. The first
local trade mark, under the law of the
Twentieth legislature, was filed in the
office of the territorial secretary yes
| terday. The proprietor is a. e. Hinton.
The trade mark, printed in blue upon
white paper contains the words ''Ari-
iona Oranges followed by a picture of
the new capitol building as it will look
when completed. Then follows the
name of the proprietor with his bust
ness as packer and shipper.
THANKSGIVING SERVICES. In
quiry has been made at this office and
elsewhere, what arrangement has been
made for the religious observance of
Thanksgiving? Some time ago the min
listers meeting elected Rev. J. NJ.
Weems of thessouth Methodist church
to preach the sermon on that day. and
Rev. Mr.. Ferguson of the Christian
church desired that the services might
be held in his church. His offer was
accepted.
A CONTEST ENDED. The coupon
clipping contest by B. Heyman & Co.
for the Bucks Jr. range. in which
many little girls in Phoenix have been
very much interested for some weeks
came to an end last night and a final
count was made by a committee con-
sisting of w. c. Foster and H. J.
Latham, with the result that the stove
was won by Lola w. Giflett. the little
daughter of Mr.. E. w. Gillett. The con-
testants stood as follows: Lola Gil
lett. 3,O29; Norma Sweeney, 1873; Pearl
Mathews. 521; Catherine Pratt, 400:
Dorothy Creager, 327; Vera Irvine, 100
THE ANNUAL DRIVE. Sheep have
come to be considered in Arizona as
migratory birds and an old buck that
does not visit this valley annually
feels as though he had been denied one
of his natural inalienable rights. A
northern Arizona paper says: "An the
sheep have been driven off the forest
reserve and are now ranging on the
borders of the reservation. The per-
mits to Craze in the reserve expired
this month and cannot be renewed I'M
til May next. The majority of the
sheep owners VIII winter their hocks in
the Salt River valley. Phoenix will be
headquarters for most of them and
Phoenix merchants will profit by their
presence"
NEW RAILROAD FACILITIES. -
Beginning with the incoming train
from the north last night the regular
S. F. P. & P. passenger train will here
after consist of four cars instead of
three. The old combination baggage,
mail. express and smoking cars have