Arizona republican., 1899-11-26


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 Rel. humidity ... .69 3S | Wind, direction .NW NV | Wind, velocity ..... . 3
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 State of weather ...Clear. Cloudy. A MONDAY FUNERAL. Francis Payne of Boston, Mass, who died in this city last Wednesday, will be bur- jed tomorrow from Mohn & Esterling's. NO FEAR OF THE DESERT. A man travelling between Phoenix and Tempe is not in peril of the desert. He | need not carry canteen, for there are five road houses along the route.
 CHRISTIAN SCIENCE. - Services today at the First church of Christ A South Center street, today at Il a. m.; Sunday school after church; Wednesday afternoon meeting, 2:3O D. m. All welcome.
 BOUGHT A HOME. -Weirick & Latham yesterday sold for Mrs | Evelyn M. Wharton to Mrs. Fannie Burns, wife of Weather Observer w. G. Burns. lot ?, Norma Place, North Third avenue. The price was S2, 300. Mrs. Burns bought the place for a home.
 YOUNG MANS DEATH. - Max Cohn. brother of Mrs. A. Cohn. died in this city yesterday of locomotor ataXia after a long illness. Mr Cohn was well known young business man of Phoenix. The funeral will take place at Il o'clock today from 227 East Adams street.
 LODGE WORK. The members of Kinsley lodge No. s, A. O. L. w., were very active last week and succeeded in securing fifteen applicants, all of whom were elected and will be re- ceived in full connection at the meet ing on Friday evening, December l, at Padget hall.
 MIR. BERRYMAN'S DINNER. MT. Claude Berryman last night gave a dinner at Clark's Country Tavern to MT. H. P. Anewalt, general freight and passenger agent of the s. F. P. & P., and Mrs. Anewalt. There were ten guests and a sumptuous enough din ner for ten more.
 BAPTIST CHURCH. - Second av- enue and Jefferson street, Lewis Hal sey pastor. Public worship, Il a. m. and 7:30 D. m.; bible school, 9:45 a. m.; B. Y. P. U., 6:SO D. m. In the morning Rev. W. A. Fancy of Warsaw, Ind, will preach. In the evening Rev. Dr. C. A. Wooddy of Portland, Ore. will preach. A cordial welcome to all.
 WHIPSAW MINE. T. E. Parish came in from the Whipsaw mine in Il. -ls~ The Whipsaw is a copper and gold property and is being rapidly devel- oped, some forty-five miners being employed at the present time. A smelter will be built at once for work ing the ore.
 A MESA DEDICATION. Rev. Dr. Halsey goes to Mesa today to take part in the rededication service of the Baptist church. Rev. W. A. Pavey of Warsaw, Ind, will occupy the Bap- tist pulpit in the morning, Rev. Dr. Wooddy of Portland, Ore, in the evening. Rev. Messrs. Banks, Doug lass, Elliot, Decker, Wooddy, Whit taker and Tomlinson will take part in the rededicatory services.
 KEEPING HIM BUSY. From the report of the Friday ball game at Tue son MT. Appleton J. Ide, who sells cash registers and who left with the Phoe nix team to do the official scoring, may be expected shortly to invent some mechanical cOntrivance in the nature of a cast register to record the runs made by the Tucson team. Any one could keep track of the record made by the home team.
 -I,, was held to the grand jury a couple of weeks ago on a charge of disposing of forged time checks on the Phoenix street railway company, was released from jail on bond yesterday afternoon. ! Boards freedom was accomplished on account of a great pity for his wife and children and is in no sense an of any consideration of his worth and worthiness.
 TEMPE TRIPLE TRUST. - Arti- cles of incorporation of the Bicycle Electric-Plumbing company, hydra headed trust formed in defiance of the democratic party, were filed in the of flee of the county recorder yesterday. The conspirators are w. A. Bolton, C. w. Miller M. G. Hill, LeRoy Hill and T. H. Thompson, all residents of The capital stock is S1O,OOO, divided into shares of $100 each.
 M. E. CHURCH SOUTH. At the NJ. F.. church south, corner of Monroe and Center streets (Rev. J. M. Weems, pas tor), today Rev. Lawrence Reynolds of Nogales. who is visiting the local Mex ican church, of which he is presiding elder, will speak at the Il o'clock ser vice. The other services will be as follows: Sunday school 1 Ca. m; Junior League, D. m.; Epworth League. p. m.: preaching, p. m. Rev. Mir Reynolds is a forcible speak CT and all are invited to hear him.
 THE INDIANS WON. - The h.