Arizona republican., 1900-10-20
REPUBLICAN,

YOUNG MEMS REPUBLICAN CLUB. There will be a spe cial meet ing of the Young Mems Republican club this evening at 7:3O, in Shirley CIristy's office, as business of import ance is to come before the club.
 THE KINGS DAJGHTERS. Al their annual business meeting the Kings Daughters oe the Baptist church clelted officers as follows: President LNlie Peers; Nice-president, Miss Heltie Hals,y; secretary. Miss Agnes Hos lins; treasurer. Miss Flora Iackson.
 K. OF p. DEDICATION.-The Phoe- nix Knights of Pythias dedicated their new Castle hall in the Horner block last night with much ceremony. The exercises were begun with an imposing parade. headed by the uniform rank. A large delegation came over from Tempe and Mesa and the exercises Were fol- lowed by a banquet.
 LAST HEARD OF NEWMAN.-In vest rday's issue mention was made that friends of Herman Newman had written here from Los Angeles asking if he had died in this city. MT. C. Lund said yesterday that he received a let tr from him written Albuquerque on .he 1th of this month, ne then be- ing en route to his former home in New York.
 RALLY OF COLORED REPUBLI- CANS.-The coIored republicans of Maricopa county will hold rally at the stand on the corner of Third ave nue and Washington street next Tues day night at S:3O o'clock There will be good speaking and music will be fur nshed by the Glee Club and Indian school band. It is hoped to have every colored man in the county in line.
 MIR. MGARR'S FIND.-CharIss Me Carr was tried in Justice Johnstone's court yesterday for opening a letter addressed to Miss Myrtle Marshall. which he found. He brought several witnesses to prove that the letter had been opened when he picked it up and there could naturally be no evidence to the contrary, though the complaining witness sWore that she had taken it out of the postofIice and lost it on her way home. not having opened it. Judg- ment will be rendered today.
 A NEW PASTOR. The Rev. Will liam D. Rice Of Memphis, Tenn, will arrive early next week to assume the pastorate Of the Christian church. having accepted a call from tn con sregation. He will prea h both morn ing and evening one week from tomor- row. On Friday evening next pub lie reception will be rendered Dr. Rice in the church. There will be no morn ing services tomorrow, as the congr5- gatioz has accepted the invitation of nd IDTs..s sI. .i.lr1 church at II o'clock. In the evening one of the ministers in attendance upon .ne Pres6ytery will preach.
 ANNUAL GUN CLUB TOURNA- MENT.- The annual tournament of territorial sun clubs was begun at Je- rome yesterday and will last three days. It opened more auspiciously than any of it's predecessors and with a larger attenLancs. There were present representative from PhoaniX, Tucson, Bisbee, Prescott and KinGman. A tel epnone message from Jerome said that the field and blue-rock medals were won yesterday by the Jerome club, largely on account of their familiarity with the ground, which is said to Dc the most difficult in the territory. The first days programme consisted of ten events.
 NEW RAILROAD. In tae office oc the territorial secretary yesterday pa D Is were filed for the incorporation ot the Southwestern railroad of Arizona. The capitalization is $250,0cO and there are 2.5O0 shares, divided among Walter Douglas Stuart w. French, R. C. Morgan. Win II. Brophy, Michael J. Brophy. s. w. Claw=on. F. A. Sweet, J. A. Campbell and J. 5. F. Taylor. all of Bis5ee. The line is to be twenty-tWo