Arizona republican., 1900-08-24

The public is invited to hear him. and
 also to attend the II a. m. and ?. m. services. Rev. Cat1n will continue his
 Bible talks on faith at the 1T o'clock services this morning. His subject will
 be "Thc Perfection of Faith" l. Thes- saIoaianS, 3-1O, to which all are cordi- ally invited. R V. Frambes, pastor of Glendale M. F. church. spent days d. the camp grounds ana resisted ma terialIy in the meetings. Mrs. Weems has recovered from her recent illness and is a welcome guest at the Albright camp.
 HE MUST BE FOUND.-Undoub ted
 ly a confidential clerk. who has been long advertised for. will be found at tha
 Phoenix Park tonight. through the
 agency of the summer WidoweIs." The "Wanted-A Confidential Clerk" $ a funny piece without any particular OF solemn plot: nothing but d -conglom- eIation of funny things. Extensive pre-
 paration has been made for it by the
 best local taIant under the direction of
 Miss Mary Haskett. The members of the cast have been rehearsing faithfully and closed their work last night
 DEATH OF WILLIAM WILKER- SON.-Word was received here yester- day from Prescott that MT. William Wilkerson of that city died yesterday morning at 6 o'clock. MT. Wiikerson was well known all over the territory. being an old man and having lived here for Q great many years. In times past ne has been an important factor in the politics of the territory. having occu-I r,iA i'm county for nearly thirty years. He served four terms as county recorder and later held the position of clerk of court. Since then he was retained as a clerk in that office till the time of his death. He was member of the var.cu branches of the odd Fellows fraternity and served the order as grand mas CT of the territory and repre- sentative in ! the Sovereign Grand Lodge
 ED. REEDS LUCK.-Ed. Reed. who has been having pretty exciting time for Ihe last week, being captured. put on the chain gang and into the sweat box. breaking out of jail ana ing re- captured. is out of his troubles. His friends yesterday raised the amount of his last fine. less the time he had all ready served, and he was permitted to go. Ther= was $23 more due the city on account f his frequently violated stipulation in the ma tier of another fine. The fact that ire had broken iafl | 9 penitentiary offanSe in most s,ates and d misGemeaa0r punishabl- by six months in the county jail. in this rri- toy, was fgrgiven. n consideration rr his freedom. Reed agreei 70 leave .ha territory forthwith. f-r an indefinite period. ShoulG@he return within an un- reasonably short tim5. as l. probably will. any maignar- enemy can procure a warrant from a justices co-rj against him, in which he will be charged with jail breaking, of which proof is abun5- ant.
 THE PHOENIN LIBRARY.-While all the schools. and nearly all the churches have been closed during the summer. the Phoenix library has kept open house. and every day some visi- tors and citizens have called and made use of the books. While the library is not a free one, it is the policy of the directors to allow it to be used as a reference library at all tim-s. and any body is welcome Io inspect the books. papers and magazines at all times. But while this is so it is necessary u have some one on hand to look after the books and sUpeTint5nd the care of them and distribution to subscribers. all of which necsssitates an expense which must be met by voluntary sub scriptiOn. Tn view of thesa facts il is hoped those interested in institutions of such character and importance to the town will not delay joining the library any longer. as the membership fee is only s a year, or $l per quarter and those members who are now in arrears are earnestly urged to arrange for set tiement of their dues at the very earli- est opportunity.