Arizona republican., 1900-07-08

A BOY.-Mr. and Mrs. O. W. Lawr- ence of East Buchanan street. are re- joicing over the arrival of a new boy at their home early Wednesday morn ing.
 A MINING COMPANY.-Articles Of incorporation of the Julian Consoli- dated Mining company were filed in the office of the county recorder yesterday. The capital stock is $500. 900.
 FUNERAL OF THOMAS BISHOP The funeral of Thomas Bishop will be held this afternoon at , o'clock at the Phoenix undertaking parlors. under the auspices of Phoenix Lodge. Knights Cf Pythias.
 THE CHRISTIAN CHURCH.-There will be preaching at Il o'clock this morning in the First Christian church by Mrs. Marguerite Burr of Tempe The C. E. society will meet at 6:3O, but there will be no further evening ser vice.
 AN ILLUSTRATED PAPER.-Yes- terday's issue of the Native American, the Indian school paper, has on the front page a very creditable inside view of it's office. showing the pictures of the director. Mir L. E. Hoffman, and his native assistants.
 BASEBALL TODAY-Perry Polk s team of colored athletes is advertised for a hot game of baseball at the park this afternoon. their opponents being the True Blues. the Mexican champions of this valley. Sterns of the colored nine has agreed to bat one ball over the fence.
 DEPARTURE DELAYED-Hon. A. P. Snowman of Mesa. and family eX- pected to leave for vacation in Cali fornia yesterday, but were prevented by the serious illness of their oldest child. The little one has symptoms of spinal meningitis, but the many friends of the parents in Arizona will hope that she may 5scape such an afflictiOn.
 BICYCLE CLUB RUN. - On next Friday night at S o'clock the Phoenix BicycIe club will give it's regular week ly run. This run will be by moonlight from Start to finish and it is urgently requested that ait members attend The club will start as usual from the board of trade and go out the Center street cycle path.
 A PASTORS VACATION. - The quarterly conference of the First M. E. church at it's last session granted the pastor. Rev. c. V. Cowan, the month of August for vacation. Conse- quently there will be services through the month of July, morning and even ing. The subject for this morning will be The Attraction of the Cross" The EpwOrth League will be held from to 1:45 D. m.. followed by a thirty-min- ute talk by the pastor
 A RAILROAD APPOINTMENT circular has been issuzd by Joseph L. GirouX, vice-president and general manager of the United Verde & Pacific railroad. announcing the appointment of MT. Paul P. Hastings. auditor and general freight and passenger agent of that cohnpany<to succeed General R. H. G. Minty. resigned. MT Hastings had been in the employ of the s. F P q; P. for several years. had held various pO- sitions of trust, and is well known in Phoenix.
 PROBATE COURT-A petition for the appointment of a guardian for the minor child of Charles H. Pierce was filed in probate court yesterday. The child is now in Illinois with its grand father, who is the petitioner B. G. Pecka. administrator of the estate of Pierce, also filed a petition for the as signment of the estate for the mainten- ance of the minor. The guardian of the estate of Margaret Mcdonald filed a petition for the relinquishment of cer- tain powers conveyed in her letters.
 DISTRICT COURT-A short session of district court was held yesterday, at which the hearing on an order to show cause why an injunction should not he