Arizona republican., 1900-10-28
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THE COBRE GRANDE-In the i Cobre Grande case yesterday the tes- | timony of w. C. Greene for defense l was concluded.
 1 BAPTIST CHURCH.-The evening
 theme at the Baptist church will be Does Phoenix Need a Young Mems l Christian Association?"
 CATTLE SHIPMENTS S.-Six ears of cattle were shipped out last night over
 the NJ. X P. X s. R. V. railroad. Five cars went to California and ore to Tucson.
 TEMPERANCE MEETING. - The Temperance union will hold d meet ing on Saturday next in Tempe Every
 man, woman and child is invited to at tend.
 MARICOPA ALL RIGHT.-Perry M.
 Williams, the sage of Maricopa. spent
 yesterday in the city and says that he will carry Maricopa for Murphy by at
 least eight majority
 PLANNING A BALL.-The ladies of the WoOdmen circle will give an inVi-
 tation ball on November 9. The circle
 is noted for its entertainments and no pains will be spared to make this one of the most pleasant affairs of the sea son.
 NEW OIL COMPANY.-The Bella
 Vista Oil Syndicate filed articles of in corporation in the office of the county recorder yesterday. The company is capitalized at $1,50OOO0, and formed for the purpose of dealing in oil and oil lands.
 FOOTBALL.-The first and second football teams of the Indian school played a game yesterday. resulting in a score of IT to 0 in favor of the first team. The Crackajacks of Phoenix were to have played the third team of the school but they failed to appear.
 J. w. JENKINS DEAD.-J. w. Jenk- ins, a young man well known here and in Tempe, died last week in Mexico. His remains were shipped to Chicago, his former home. He was an old friend of Vernon H. Peck and spent a year with him at the Titus ranch east of town.
 HOTEL OPENING-The well known Sixth Avenue hotel. now owned by y y, November l, under the personal direc tion of Mrs. Alice Young of Denver. Col. who has been in the hotel business many years. The hotel has been re- furnished throughout and many rooms already have been taken.
 THE CHRISTIAN CHURCH. Dr. ! William D. Rice will preacn in the Christian church, corner of Fifth av- enue and Monroe street. at II a. m. and I:3O D. m. today. Dr. Rice arrived from Memphis, Tenn., last week to assume 1 the pastorate of the Phoenix church, ! and will occupy the pulpE regularly 1. hereafter. Sunday school will convene at 9:45 a. m. and the Christian En- l deavor society at 6:30 D. m.
 DIVORCE GRANTED-It was some what of surprise when the case of Navarro vs Navarro was called in the !, district court yesterday, as few were 1 aware that suit with that title was pending. The defendant was Bargos Leon Navarro. the Mexican consul, and the plaintiff was his wife, who asked ! for a divorce on the ground of cruelty. | The defendant did not appear andthe , divorce was granted.
 METHODIST SERVICES.-The ser ] vices at the First M. l.. church, corner of Monroe and Second avenue, today, ! will be as follows: Sunday school at : 9:45 d. m: preaching at Il a. m., sub- ject. The Law and the Gospel" An them by the chorus choir of twenty ! five voices, Sing We Alleluia." Ep- i worth League at 6:3O p. m, subject | Do Not Worry leader, Mrs. C. T. 1 Hirst. The subject of the evening dis course is Christ the Conqueror." An them, Haste, Traveller, Haste
 A WINTER VISITOR.-Mr. and Mrs. Robert F. Hamill and son arrived here . yesterday morning over the M. & P. railroad in their private car. Mr. ! Hamiu is general attorney for the Bal 1 timore & Ohio &, Southwestern railroad. | with headquarters at Cincinnati and | will try the climate of Arizona the ! coming winter, taking a good long rest from his arduous labors. He was met | here by Mir. B. NJ. Shattuc5 of Denver | general travelling passenger agent of i the E. x O. MT. Hamill and family i are stopping at the Rumney.