Arizona republican., 1899-12-16

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Forecast for Automatically to-
night; rain Saturday; warmer tonight.
BETHANY CHAPEL.-Bethany Mis-
sion Chapel. Sabbath school, p. m;
preaching, p. m, sermon by Rev.
| Lapsley A. McAfee.
| NOTARIAL APPOINTMENTS.
| following commissioners of deeds for
Arizona We're appointed yesterday:
Alfred Mackay of New York, and Ar
thur A. Farrey of Boston. Notorial
| commissions were issued to 7. H.
Barclay of Chloride, and Robert w.
Parker of Fort Grant.
| A CARNIVAL MEETING.-A meet
ing of the executive committee of the
| carnival association will be held at
| the board of trade rooms at o'clock
this afternoon for the purpose of clos
| ing UP the affairs of the association.
All members are requested to be pres
ent.
| A HAPPY UNION.-Dr William
Lawrence Woodruff was married in
| Kansas City on December u to Julia
l.. Woodruff of Camden, N J. Stephen
| a. Northrop of the First Baptist
church of Kansas City performed the
| ceremony. DIR. Woodruff arrived in
Phoenix Thursday evening with his
bride.
| FOUND A CAPE.-Officer William
DoweIl last night picked up lady's
plush cape on the sidewalk and has it
| in his possession at the city hall A
man and two women passed up the
street a few moments before and in ali
probability it belonged to one of the
| ladies, but the officer not knowing her
address cannot return it. 1t can be
| had on identification.
CLOSING THE MAIL.-Hereafter
the mail for the south and for all
Southern Pacific points will close on
| Wednesdays and Saturdays at 4:45 p.
m. On all other days it will close at
$50 p. m. as usual This is made nee
essary by the new NJ. & P. time sched-
ule by which the Wednesday and Sat
urday trains leave early in. order to
make connection with the overland
! flyer.
| WOODMEN ELECT OFFICERS
Phoenix Camp No. Woodmen of the
World, at their regular meeting held
Thursday night, elected the following
officers to serve during the ensuing
!
mond; adviser lieutenant, ]. B. Alex
ander; clerk, w. G. Pendleton; banker,
c. L. Lauver, escort, Robert Hayes;
physicians, DR.. Hughes, DR.. Cameron;
4 Waterman, Harry Props; sentry,
! Charles Fickas; managers, NJ. A.Crouse
J and ]. E. Bates.
! PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH. Cor
ner Adams street and Third avenue;
] services tomorrow as follows: Sabbath
school, 9:45 a. m; preaching, IL a. m,
| sermon by the pastor Rev. Lapsley A.
/ McAfee, text, Matt. 7:16, theme,
Fruit" special music by quartette
with offertory solo by Mrs. Barnes; Y.
P. S. c. E., $50; evening service, 1880,
sermon by pastor, theme, Concerning
! Prejudices;" music led by chorus choir
with special music by chorus and
quartette.
! FIRST NJ. E. CHURCH.-First NJ.
| f. church, corner Second avenue and
Monroe street, Rev. c. V. COwan. pas
I tor; services tomorrow as follows:
Sunday school at 9:45 a. m: preaching
! by the pastor at II a. m, theme, THE
/ Triumph of Faith" junior League, 8
p. m; Epworth League at $780, leader,
Mrs. Mathews; evening service at 1880;
the character study for this evening s
discourse is Lot the Self Seeker" The
{ Indian school orchestra of thirteen
pieces will furnish music for the even
/ ing service. All are cordially invited
I to attend these services.
! CHANCE FOR YOUNG OFFICERS.
| "A letter was received at the COVER
nor's Office yesterday from Mrs. Ed
ward Belcher of San Francisco desir-
ing the names, ages and addresses of
any commissioned officers less than
| twenty-one years of age who served
from Arizona in the war with Spain
or in the Philippines. Mrs. Belcher
says the object of her inquiry is to