Arizona republican., 1899-10-29

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WAITING TELEGRAMS. = The
Western Union Telegraph company
has undelivered kilograms for Maud
Ball and E. S. Esttinger.
BALL GAME TO-DAY. - There will
| be a game of base ball this afternoon
at the Phoenix park between the Com
pany B. n. G.. A. team and the Phoenix
plumbers. No admission will be
charged. The game will be called at
2:3O.
UNWILLING CEREMONY. = The
ceremony of unwilling the monument
of the late Mrs. Geiges will take place
at the cemetery at o'clock this after
noon. 1t will be performed by the
Woodmens Circle, of which the de-
ceased was a member.
BILLY BLANKENSHIP'S JOB. =
Billy Blankenship has been appointed
marshal of the town of Jerome. He
held a similar position in Phoenix for
a great many years and was very eff
ficient peace officer. He went to Je-
rome more than year ago as a watch
man for the United Verde.
A CONDEMNATORY MEETING. =
The Young Me1I's Democratic club will
hold a meeting next Thursday night
for the purpose of condemning the ac-
ton of Mayor CAM and Councilman
Fickas in the matter of the water
works and sewer bond resolution pre-
sented by the mass meeting commit
tee. ~ ~ ..,-
A SHADOW SOCIAL. There was a
shadow social at the NAlhambra school
house on Friday night. 1t was arranged
by the teacher, Mrs. Swiggett, the pro-
ceeds to go toward the school library.
1t is called a shadow social by reason
of the fact that gentlemen secure the
companionship of ladies for the even
ing by purchasing their shadows
thrown against a screen. There We're
refreshments and a good attendance.
THE INDIANS SCALPED. = Some
time ago the Crackajack foot ball team
went up to the Indian school and lost
their scalps. Yesterday the Cracka-
jacks having learned by experience
again went out to the Indian school,
this time giving the native sons a dose
of their own medicine. The score was
five to two and the capital city's light
weight team is holding it's head way up
in the air.
WATER AND LAND CORPORA
TON Articles of Incorporation of
the Bartlett-Adams company, with
headquarters at Glendale, was filed in
the office of the county recorder yester-
day. The incorporators are w. H.
Bartlett, H. w. Adams NJ. F. Adams
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is $25, 600, divided into shares of 800
each. The object of the incorporation
is to engage in the business of dealing
in water. water rights, canals and
lands.
FIRST NJ. E. CHURCH. = Services
today as follows: Morning preaching
service, II a. m; theme, THE Church 4
Training School, In the evening the
pastor will begin series of sermons on
Character Building The subject
this evening will be Character Build
ing According to Pattern" Professor
]. L. Johnston will sing a solo at the
service. Sunday school at
9:45; Junior league, $50 p. M; leader,
Mrs. Embree; subject, Giving as an
of Love-"
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH. Cor
ner of Adams street and Third avenue,
services today as follows: Preaching,
IL a. m; sermon by the pastor, Rev.
Lapsley A. McAfee; text, Psalms
cxxii, /: 'David's delight in church
going;' special music. including
Farmers Mass (in b-faD, by quar-
tette, and offertory duet by Miss Sar-
gent and Mr.. Andrews; evening ser |
vice, 7:30; sermon theme, THE ManIi-
ness of Christ" chorus choir to lead |
singing; quartette will sing "Jubilate
Dec in c. by Schilling; Y. P. S. C. E, !
$50 p. m. A cordial welcome to all.
NJ E. CHURCH SOUTH. At the
NJ. E. church south this morning at 10
o'clock the annual missionary rally |
will be held. A special programme and |
appropriate music will be rendered .
The regular morning service at IL a. l.
m. will be dispensed with, so that the |
can unite with the Chris |
tan church in their dedicatory service. |
The usual services will be held in the !
evening. The Epworth league meets
at $50 o'clock. Subject, Giving a !
Measure of Love-" leader, Rev. E. H. |
Mowre. Rev. ]. NJ. Weems will deliver
the evening sermon.
WORKING FOR FUN There is a |
Mexican in Phoenix who is either a
liar or else he works for the fun OF the
thing and to give his horses exercise.
He is a wood hauler and sells his wood |
for 81 load, which is a mammoth af-
fair. He says he gets the wood above
he Arizona dam, thirty miles away.
It takes him four days to make the I