Arizona republican., 1900-10-14

zona canal. They say that the birds there are practically unmolested and
 hunters who go to shoot there just
 before sundown, when the birds all
 come out to feed, will find a plentiful supply of game.
 CHURCH SERVICES. Mrs. T. M.
 Rogers. who is to have charge of the
 music at the First N. l.. church this
 season arrived in uhe city yesterday
 and will take charge of the chorus
 choir at once. Mrs. Rogers has just
 closed her twenty-second year as
 choIister of large choir in Newton.
 Iowa. and is thoroughly competent tu
 do her work. The services lt the
 church today are as follows: sunday
 school, 9:l5 a. m.: preaching. II a. m.;
 theme. springs If Water:" anthem.
 by nhe choir; solo. That Wonderful Country Mrs. Y. M. Rogers: Epworth League, G:3O ?. m. The subject of the evening discourse is "The Human and
 Divine in Prayer" anthem by choir;
 solo, The Man of Galilee," Mrs. T. M.
 Rogers.
 DEATH OF MRS. N. L. SANDERS Died. a the home of her daughter, Mrs. NJ T. Russell. North Fourth ay. erue. this city. Mrs. Mary L. Sanders
 Mrs. Sanders was born in the slate Of Tennessee, May 6. 1920. and removed to
 Illinois at an early age, where she spent mC=s Jf her after life. Since coming to Phoenix four years ago she has been an invalid and was known only by a few intimate friends, some of whom have known her for thirty yeaIs and loved her for the beautiful and useful life which she has left as heritage to her grandchildren. Her last sickness extended over d period of fuur months. but during the entire time, though she suffered greatly, h,r faith in Jesus never rOrsOJk her and Wiib sweetness and patience she passed away.
 MARSHAL ROCKERS GUEST -I Charles Hooker oc Jerome, q brother of City Marshal Hi Hooker. arrived in Phoenix yesterday on the way back from CIebuTne, Texas, where he has been visiting at the old family home. He was accompanied bE their sister, Miss MJllie Hooker, whom Hi had noJ seen fer fourteen years. ar since she was a little EiTI. Yesterday Was therefore a sort Of q day Or' for the marshal and he devoted i, to the en- teltainment of his sister, just as lie should have done. Of course all h.5 l. bachelor friends who saw him prom | eEading the streets thought he had | fOrsdEen their kind and taken upon | himself the spons.biil>5 of married | life and he had to make d trip over town las, evening to explain thac h. | hadn't and that he was still the same | coy and modest young thing that hc | Was a week ago.
 FOUND 4 LIVE WIRE. -Testar- ! day morning one of The Republican | carriers had a narrow escape while | delivering his route. Driving along ! North Fhs,- street he came in contact | with a live wire. CT rather q telephone ! wire that had broken ana fallen acr.s1 the car line wire, thence CD down to 1 the ground. V hen opGosite N-. Pen 1 iletCl's residence, .t being quite dark | yet, .he wire was not noticed by him | u;I.u the horse received a shock and 1 the wire came up with the wheel . Taking ! paper in his hand the boy LIied L. remove the wire. but the wire | T. moved him instead, throwing EID . out of the buggy, turning . the buggy upside down. also throwing l tEe horse upon his side and at the ! same lime the wire d.sengaEed itself | from the wreck. The damage was not l as much as might have been expected. ! the boy receiving slight burn on the ! hand and the h0rsa several severe | burns on the legs, but net enough to : delay the service.