Arizona republican., 1900-10-05
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READY TO PAY.-A H. Fulton. county superintendent of public in-
 struction. announces that he is ready
 to pay school vouchers on presentation
 w. c. T. U.-The Woman's Christian Temperance Union will hold a special meeting a their rooms, corner of Cen
 ter and Montoe streets. Saturday. Oc-
 tober B, at half past two o'clock D. m.
 HARQUA HALA. Douglass and Harvey Helm. of Prescott. are over hauling a portion of the old cyanide
 plant at Harqua Hala, and will cy
 anide the tailings which accumulated
 during the recent running of the mill
 at that place.
 THE DOUGLASS CLUB.-The Doug
 lass club a strong cOlored republican
 organization, was formally opened last
 night. The club has convenient head
 quarters on North First street, near
 Adams, and is now ready to engage in
 active campaign work.
 LADIES' AID SOCIETY. At the annual meeting of the Ladies Aid so-
 ciety of the Baptist church held with Mrs ?. T. Burtis the following officers were elected for the ensuing year:
 Mrs L. 6. Futile, president; Mrs. F. C. Pecka, vice-president Mrs. A. D. Buckley, secretary; Mrs. II. Saylo", treasurer.
 PROBATE COURT.-EIwdId Butts, Jr.. administrator of the estate of An drew Nealon, yesterday filed his final account in probate court. It was set for hearing on October 15. A petition for distribution was filed in the estate of Michael Barrow. Frank B. Moss. administrator of the estate of James H. Campbell. filed his final account.
 A PLUCKY WOMAN. Last Sunday. says he Yuma Sun. the almost inac- Cessible heights of Castle Dome peak Were scaled by Mrs. R. H. Baird. her father, Captain Donaldson. and w. D. Luce, all of Castle Dome mining camp. The top of this well known and promi- nent peak has been seldom reached by men, and it is the first time We have ever heard of a woman accomplishing the feat.
 DAVE TURNER COIIINCf BACK A letter was received yesterday from Dave Turner, formerly gardener at the court house plaza. He is nDW at Los Angeles on his way home from Cape Nome. He will return to Phoenix about the latter part of the month and re-estabish himself in the business of selling roses. which is better than wading around in snow and slush look ing for gold nusg ts. He wrl,es that Nome $ all riSh-. but that there are too many people there this year.
 QUARTERLY MEETING-Quarce meeting services will be held a the Free Methodist church. corner of F'ifth and East Adams streets. commencing Friday evening. October }. and continu- ing over Sunday. Preaching Friday. 1 Saturday. and Sunday night at 7:3O and also Sunday morning at II o'clock. 1 Lovefeast Sunday morning at 10:SO and sacrament of the Lords supper after the morning sermon. Services conduct 1 cd by the newly elected district elder, ! D. c. Shepard of Los Angeles, Cal.
 CHURCH ELECTION. At the an nual business meeting of the First | Baptist church on Monday evening the : following officers were elected to sue ! ceed themselves: Deacons, Peter T. | BUrtis and John Wix Thomas: trustees. i l.. ". CoEgins, Robert Garnett, c. D. | Doris, p. L. Kay, II. G. Feelings i AIr. II. C. Feelings was reelected | church clerk. and Major l.. W. COggins i Sunday school gperintenGent. The l reports from the various organizations | of the church were very encouraging. |
 THE ROARKE ESTATE. - The ! hearing of a petition for the revoca- | ton of letters granted to Cora $. Brill | upon the estate of James Roarke was | had yesterday. The administratrix | is one of the heirs of the estate. The i other heirs, allege that Miss | Brill is administratrix only in name l and that her authority has been dele |