Arizona republican., 1899-12-02

NJ E. CHURCH SOUTH. Corner Center and Monroe streets. services to- morrow as follows: Sunday school, 10 a. m.; preaching, Il a. m. and 7:15 p. m. by Rev. Claude Thompson.
 UNDELIVERED TELEGRAMS. - The Western Union Telegraph company has waiting telegrams for William A. Johnson, R. J. Briscoe, Charles N. Branch and Garina Garcia.
 PLENTY OF SCHOOL MONEY. A. H. Fulton, superintendent of schools, announces that he is now ready to cash all school vouchers presented at his office in the court house.
 LAST INDIAN CATTLE THIEF. - Deputy Sheriff Billy Moore came in yesterday with the last of the Indian cattle thieves who unloaded their booty on A. R. Jenkins not long ago.
 FOR HANDLING FARMS. Articles of incorporation of the Harbert Farms company were filed in the office of the county recorder yesterday with a cap itaI stock of S6O,O 900. The incorporators are Josiah Harbert, John T. Harbert William Christy and E. .Bennitt.
 DISTRICT COURT. The case of Daniel Hutchinson Vs. Walter Hill was tried in district court yesterday. The suit grew out of the purchase of the product of a couple of orchards near Glendale for the last season. There was a dispute concerning the amount of the product.
 SPRINKLING HORSES RUN OFF. Four horses drawing the sprinkling wagon on Central avenue ran away yesterday. The leaders were less speedy animals than the wheelers and were knocked down. There was such an indiscriminate result that it took the driver half an hour to disintegrate the runaways.
 MEMORIAL SERVICE. The an nual memorial service of Phoenix lodge No. 335, B. P. O. Elks, will be held in the Patton Grand Sunday afternoon, December 3. Arrangements have been completed for the proper observance of their most impressive ritualistic core mony, which will be supplemented by an appropriate programme.
 BETHANY CHAPEL SERVICES. - 1 The services Sunday evening at Beth any chapel will be unusually interest ing. Instead of a sermon being deliv- cred thirty-six splendid colored ster- eopticon views will be given of the Life of Christ" The stereopticon used is one of the celebrated Colts 1 double instruments and the slides are
 works of art.
 ! SENSELESS IN A CELLAR. Peter 1 Wallace, an old man who has been about town many years, was found | senseless in the basement of the new l Ellingson building yesterday morning. 1 He was taken out with great difficulty i and removed to the police station. He subsequently, complained of a great pain in his back and was unable to
 move. He was unable to tell how he
 fell into the cellar.
 ] REPUBLICANS OPEN HOUSE. -- The Republican will keep open house next Monday night from g to 12 o'clock ] These hours have been selected in or 1 der that there may be no interference
 with the carnival programme. Th' | opportunity will be given to the car
 nival visitors and citizens of Phoenix
 to see the modern Way of making a
 newspaper with the aid of fast per- ! fecting presses and typesetting ma chimes. All the machinery will be ir operation. Refreshments will be served A SORROWFUL BURDEN. MT
 and Mrs. James Rees of Congress ar
 rived from the north last night witt i the remains of their 4-year-old son They were accompanied by party O
 friends and were met at the station bN ] a delegation of Woodmen of the World
 to which order MT. Rees belongs. The funeral of the child, under the auspices
 of the order, will take place at o'clock
 this afternoon at Davis undertaking 1 rooms.
 UNIFORMED KNIGHTS. - Mem