Arizona republican., 1899-10-15

Barom. pressure .......29.S4 29.S5
 Tenn. dry bulb .......59 60
 Tem. wet bulb 55 49 Tenn. maximum =. ..76 66 Tenn. minimum .....5S 5S Rel humidity ........79 68 Wind, direction ..... SW F Wind, velocity ....... 3 State of weather Cloudy. Pt. Cloudy
 A SHIPMENT OF HOGS.-Fifteen
 car loads of hogs will be shipped from 1 here to San Francisco over the s. F., P. & P. tomorrow.
 l FOUND DEAD.-Morris Shaffner,
 formerly employed by N. C. Webster, and quite well known here, was found
 dead in his bed at Prescott yesterday morning.
 | CHRISTIAN SCIENCE. = First Church of Christ, Scientist, Christian
 Science; services Sunday at Il a. m- i; | "Wednesday Afternoon Meeting on i Wednesday at 2:30 D. m. All welcome.
 A South Center street.
 STANFORD MADE A STAND-OFF. in a recent letter William c. Halsey
 of Stanford university, says: ''The l Stanford foot ball team went to
 Frisco yesterday and played Frisco 1 team-score, co. Hayden of Tempe
 was center
 THE CHRISTIAN CHURCH. - | Church of Christ, corner of Fifth avenue and Monroe street Lords Day,
 Bible school 9:45 a. m.; public wor- ] ship. Il a. rn.; C. E. society, 6:30 p. n1.; public worship. 7:3O p. m. All are in vited.
 ANOTHER WATER SUIT.-An in junction suit by John M. Sears against the Grand Canal company was filed in district court yesterday. This is merely another incident in the cru sade of the water users against the water company.
 BAPTIST CHURCH.-Seconda avenue | and Jefferson sfreet, Lewis Halsey, D. D., pastor; public worship, Il a. m-; 7:3O p. m; bible school 9:45 a. m;
 Young Peoples meeting, 6:9O D. m; evening theme, Esther, the Beautiful Queen" A cordial welcome to all.
 NJ E. CHURCH, sOUTH.-The congregation of the M. E. church, south will join with the First M. E. church today at both morning and evening services, owing to the absence of the pastor. Rev. J. M. Weems, at conference. Sunday school and Ep- worth League services will be at the usual hours.
 BASE BALL.-The Phoenix base ball team and the True Blues will cross bats this afternoon at the Phoenix park, the game being set for 2:3O D. m. Following is the line up of the Phoenix team: Morse P. Hogan, 1b: Brawley, 2db; McGrath, 3b: Cochran, ss; Matte son, If; Chickenny, cf; Rippey, If; Col lins, c; Stein, ss.
 A REAL ESTATE DEAL.-H. B. Kersting yesterday bought the two lots on the southwest corner of Jefferson street and First avenue fronting on Jefferson street. The consideration was s, 900. Some time ago MT. Ke1sting bought two lots from the county on the same street and in the same block He afterward sold one of them to J. w. Benham, but he has put up a two story brick building on the other.
 PRESBYTERIAN SERVICES. = Presbyterian church: Services today as follows: Sabbath school, 9:45 a. m: preaching Il a. m., sermon by the pastor Rev. LapsIey A. McAfee; spec ial music by quartette and offertory solo, Emmanuel" (Rodney). by Nr. Andrews; Y. P. s. c. F., 6:3O p. m.; evening service, 7:3O D. m., sermon by the pastor; offertory duet by Miss Sar- gent and Mrs. Martin. A cordial wei come to all
 FOOT BALL NEWS.-The Monarch foot ball team of Phoenix went out to the Indian school yesterday afternoon just to show the natives a few points about the game. and perhaps, perfect themselves a little by the practice for the coming contest with Prescott. They went to the right place to get information, and when they came home they had to report a score which indicated that the red men were up to their old tricks of scalping the pale faces.
 A. O. U. W.-What may be called an | A. o. U. w. mass meeting was held 1 at the court house last night. The | meeting was addressed in an interest | ing manner by Judge Kinsley of Ne | braska, a special organizer of the or der. A new lodge will be formed on Monday night with a membership of thirty-five or forty. It is not generally known outside the order here that I Judge Kinsley is the man who made the new jurisdiction of New Mexico | and Arizona possible at the grand lodge last summer.
 FIRST NJ E. CHURCH@Thes ser vices today will be the opening of the II new conference year. The new pastor, Il Rev. c. V. Cowan, will preach both morning and evening. Mrs. Embree and Basset will sing a duet and Mr. an offertory solo at the morning service, and Mrs. Embree a solo at the evening service. Rev. Veenls of the M. E. church, south, be- ng absent from the city, his cOngrega- ion will worship at this church. Morn ng service in auditorium at Il o'clock:
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