Arizona republican., 1900-11-03

GUN CLUB.-The Gun club will have practice shoot at their grounds this afternoon at o'clock. Visiting sports men always welcome.
 NO LAW DAY TODAY.-Judge 1 Street was unexpectedly called to | Yuma yesterday, so that there will be no law day today, a usual Saturday in cident during terms of district court 1 in this county.
 MURPHY MONEY READY.-The $500 deposited at this office to be waged on Governor Murphy is waiting for d taker. People who are willing to place money on Mark Smith do not appear to be plentiful.
 A NEW CORPORATION.-A of incorporation of the Casa Grande Copper and Gold company were filed in district court yesterday. The incor- porators are J. M Evans and J. w. Mccoy. The capital stock is $1,O0O,oOo
 FEVER PATIENTS BETTER Friends of Mr. A. P. Walbridge and family will be pleased to learn that Mir Walbridge's sister. Miss Ollie, and his little daughter, Zilpha, are both convaescent, after a siege of several weeks with typhoid fever.
 GOOD CITIZENSHIP A union meeting of the Phoenix churches will be held in the opera house on Sunday night in the interests of good citizen- ship. Good singing by d male quar- tette, also chorus singing by singers from all the churches. A cordial invi- tation to attend is extended to every one
 BAPTIST LADIES' SOCIAL. The The Baptist ladies held a pleasant so- cial in the church parlors last evening. The attractive programme included solo by Miss Mary Wells, recitation by Miss Lilie Peers. duet by tLS. Misses Halsey, recitation b Mrs. SaylOr, solo by Mrs. Tharaldson, who responded to an enthusiastic encore.
 THE M'KINLEY CLUB. At the regular weekly meeting of the Mcktn- ley and Roosevelt club at the A. NJ. F.. church last night d aworking committee for election day was appointed. On motion it was resolved that each mem Der of the club consider himself a o)m- mfttee to aid in getting out the full re- publican vote for Murphy and state hood"
 SENDING OUT BALLOT BOXES.- Clerk John Gray of the board of su- pervisors is busy sending out ballot boxes filled with democratic and re- publican ammunition for the battle next Tuesday. When they are brought back a day or two later they will be filled with democratic or republican scalps.
 A REDUCED OFFENSE.-Deputy Sheriff Billy Moore returned from Tempe yesterday morning with John Kelly. who had been sentenced in a justices court to twenty days in the county jail. Kelly had been accused of rolling d man, d rather serious of fense. His guilt was not quite clear. but it was clear that he was guilty of something and he was therefore gen. orally convicted of a misdemeanor.
 A GOOD BEGINNING.-Large con- gregations greeted the Rev. w. D. Rice, Ph D., at the Christian church last Sunday at both morning and evening services. Five persons responded to the invitation and were baptized in the baptistry at the close of the evening service. pr. Rice will preach tomor- TOW morning at II o'clock on the ques- tion Does it Pay to be a Christian?'' There will be no evening services, as his church will join in the union meet-' ing in the opera house at that hour
 DEMOCRATIC LOVE FEAST.-The Young Mems Democratic club has ar ranged love feast for the citizens of