Arizona republican., 1899-09-03

| Tenn. maximum ... .107 112 Tenn. minimuim . 80 79
 Rel. humidity w 31 13
 | Wlind, direction .... NV w Wind, velocity ..... , Precipitation ... =. 0, 0
 State of weather .... Clear Clear
 Hottest day of the year and the highest temperature ever recorded in
 the month of September -. .......
 w. G. BURNS, Observer. ] THE CHURCH'S ORIGIN. The pastor of .IhsI Baptist church begins to-
 dly a series of sermons On the church, its ortgtn, Us ordinances and its CT | g9nizcll13n.
 | CHRISTIAN SCIENTISTS. = Fir... | Church Clb Christ, Scientist, corner of Cenl.sr and JeffeIson streets, ho1ds ssr-
 vices II a. m. Sunday, and 2:30 D. m. l Wednesdays The public is cordially | invited to attend both services. 1 LICENSED TO WED. Marriage Ii-
 censes have :belenl issued lately to Guy Custer Collins and Grace Jessuma ! Newell, beth of this county; Henry E. l Sheppard O1 Morris, IL, and Mss
 Laurence Haley of Oakland, Cal.
 PRESBYTERIAN SERVICES. -
 Rev. .Er McADaa of the Presbyterian church, who lately Ie5uIned from his vacation on the coast, wl1 hold ser vices tl.lis morning at Il o'clock. The Y. F. s. c. E. will meed at this evening; Sabbath school. 9:45 a. m.
 HELIi TO ANSWER. -Arf ontio Va1eEri-a, who was a11l:z.ed Friday for selling hqucr to a government ward LlIned :AniJone, Mas exaInineli by O1aTt Commissioner JoErrl5tcne yeater- day clEl1 he-1 to answIsta 'Jo the grand jury.
 BASE BALL TODAY. The De munds wf1l play 4CaLi Williams nilzIe at '4ile FlaIce!nix park this afternoon. No slin;ssicl WILL be charged On Mon day DeMunlds' t:am VIII meet the Tempe Crimson Rim team on the Phoenix grounds.
 THE NEXT COUNCIL MEETING.- All the miambers Of the council are HOW ei. home, but the next regular millJing wiiN not be h=li tomorrow rlg-Irt. since ,ihEt is the night of a hoi- aday. I,abcr Day No time has been sec fer tihsi meeting, but 1t will probably be al5l1 on Tuesday night.
 A NEW GRAND LODGE Mes5rs. B. A. Fickas, F. w. Sheridan and G. w. Brown will leave for Silver Cl-y, N. M, 10 assist in thd institution of grand lodge A. O. U. w. for the juItis- diction of Niew Mexico and Arizona. At the Llast session. of the supreme lodge ,ilecla :Ie1r1cIies wire ua!e2Esed frcmFhe Colorado jurisdiction.
 CAME. HOME FOR ENJOYMENT l Mr. and Mrs J. P. Osborn, who have | been residing at San'ia Ana and Long | Beach, Gal, sLLlce last May, returned | home yesterday mIoIning. Though | yesterday was the warmest and by far i the most unpleasant day of thlsi season, Mir C5bcIn E1l:d it was the most enjoy able one he had speEt in three months.
 THE BAPTIST. CHURCH. -Ttis the FagtGr's Theme w.fl b3: ''The Church of inc Living God" The i evening text W-G be: ''I nave ssit b5- fore you life and dl-slIh.'' publ:c wcr- ship, II a. m. and 7:30 D. m.; bible study, 9:45 a. m-; B. Y F. U., 6:3O D. m; thsmi=, ''HolG-ng Up the Pastors Harl5s;" lel2lder, Ms. A. B. Buckley. A clrCll5E invit2LEol to al.
 THE LIBRARY ASSOCIATION. - Not much has been heard of the Phoe- nix Library association since the eX- lrsInle.ly warm weather set in, but that 0cdy has by no mlIaI.ls been idle. The work of classifying and cataloguing lhe books according to the so-called Dewey system is going Cn and Iapud p-ogre.is is being made. The com nltltele having the matter in charge HiL1 have an exhaustive report to be to the association at the October meeting.
 COMING HERE TO LIVE. -SCme time ago Judge H. c. Fisher of A1uzltdn, Tex, of the circuit court of appeals of Jhe Th:ud GiisIt1fC't, bought four lots in jhe Capitol addition. General Collins received "a latl=r from Linn yesterday in which he said that he had d5ter- nI.ned to make Phoenix his home and would shortly make arrangements to build a handsome residence on his ,rSperty. A contract was closed yes tarday for settling cut 5000 ash trees n the addition They wiN be I1lcad aLlang both the main and side stTlas;s in ,wo rows.
 CAME FROM THE DAM. R. H. CJliillnL5 came dICwn from the Arizona laLlal dam yesterday, where he has 3een running tha m,almmI5h dredger engaged in en-arging the canal. He ms itlslai1 succeeded by Mir Layman, who reIceEEly came fIcm the east and vino is an, exPe.f fenced drsdger man. lr. Collins Will probably have charge yf the Improvements on the dam which are to tia made shortly. His lci4ftth lYas net been good for scme ncrfhs past ard the work on the FreGgler was 'tco heavy ad severe for rim
 WILD AND WOOLLY. EWenstelas )lirz. an unframed Jelu from the land If ttolitI.ns, filled up wt'lh brine last light and went fer . di-ve. TtI=re is t1