Arizona republican., 1899-12-03
Place of
WILLIAM G. BURNS, Observer, Weather Bureau.

| AN APPOINTMENT. Constable | Joseph Balsz yesterday appointed
 John w. slankard deputy constable. A SPECIAL TRAIN.-A special train came in from the south about l o'clock this morning heavily loaded with tour 1 ists and visitors to the big festival. SUNDAY CONCERT.-The Pioneer band will render the usual Sunday afternoon concert at 4 p. m. today at the city hall.
 YUMA'S MAID OF HONOR.-The 1 Yuma Sun says Miss Laura Peck, maid 1 of honor from Yuma county to the | queen of the Phoenix carnival. will leave for Phoenix Saturday evening. TUCSON VERSUS TEMPE. The | base ball game between the Tucson
 and Tempe teams played in the former
 city on Thanksgiving day resulted in a victory for Tucson with a score of g 1 to S.
 DEATH WAS NATURAL.-The in quest concerning the death of Mrs Phileta J. Fairfield was concluded yes | terday before Justice Johnstone. The jury rendered a verdict of death from natural causes.
 CHRISTIAN SCIENCE. The First Church of Christ. Scientist. Christian science services Sunday, II a. m.; Sun day school after church: Wednesday afternoon meeting. 2:30 p. Tn. All wei come. A South Center street. CHRISTIAN CHURCH. Church of Christ, corner Monroe street and Fifth avenue, Lords day, December 3rd,
 bible school, 9:45 a. m; public wor- ship, Il a. m; Christian EndeavOr, s
 D. m; public worship, p. m.
 AN AVALANCHE FROM THE
 NORTH.-The north poured an ava lanche of people into Phoenix last night The Santa Fe. Prescott &
 Phoenix brought in 126 passengers. It
 was no excursion train either. SURE THING GAMEs.-The town is rapidly filling up with sure thing
 people with all sorts of devices for
 the ensnaring of the errant penny. Some of the projects are legitimate and some are not. of which the visitor must i be his own judge,
 MUSIC AT HOTEL ADAMS.-The
 Hotel Adams management has made arrangements with the orchestra of the Indian school band for musical service nightly during the season. The first programme will be rendered this even- ing.
 BOUGHT A HOME.-E. H. Cooper, who lately arrived here from Detroit, yesterday bought through the agency
 of J. Ernest Walker the Gardiner property in Capitol addition. He will make Phoenix his home and engage in business.
 YAVAPAPS MAID OF HONOR.- The first arrival of the carnivars royal household was Miss R. E. Sherman, Yavapai county's maid of honor, who reached here Saturday morning on the delayed train from the north. She is stopping at the Hotel Adams.
 WILL HELP REVIEW. The mem bers of the city council and city off cials have accepted an invitation from the carnival committee to occupy seats on the grand stand along with the territorial and county officials during the parade review tomorrow.
 BAPTIST CHURCH-Seconda avenue and Jefferson street, Lewis Halsey, D. D., pastor. Public worship, Il a. m. and 7:3O p. m.; bible school, 9:45 a. m.; B. Y. P. U., 6:30 D. m.; leader, Mrs. F. D. Rickerson; morning theme. "One Word the World Needs" music by quartette. A cordial invitation to all.
 BETHANY CHAPEL. Instead of the regular preaching service at Beth any chapel Sunday evening, a stereop- ticon entertainment will be given, thirty-six scenes from the life of Christ forming a delightful and beneficial ser vice. The stereopticon to be used is a fine machine and the cOlOred lenses are said to be works of art.
 THE TIME EXTENDED. Agent Gillett of the Santa Fe, Prescott & Phoenix road yesterday received notice