Arizona republican., 1900-09-30

GALVESTON.-Ther will be an Op- portunity to add to the offering for the Galveston sufferers at the Baptist church this morning.
 SAW THE POPE.-A card was re- ceived yesterday morning from Mrs. Shirley Christy at Rome saying that she had just been admitted to the honor of an audience with the pope.
 BAPTIST CHURCH.-At the Baptist church this morning Rev. M. H. Meag- her of Southern California will preach. In the evening Mrs. P. H. BOdkin. of Los Angeles, whose talk on missions thrilled the conference, will give an address.
 CONNECTS FOR YUMA.-A telegram was received at the sheriff's office from Ash Fork last night from Deputy Sher- if Hogan of COcOninO county saying that he would arrive in town this morn ing with five convicts en route to the penitentiary.
 CHRISTIAN SCIENCE.-Services on Sunday at II a. m; Sunday school at 10 a. m. Wednesday afternoon meeting at 2:30 o'clock. MT. William Wesley New, Christian Scientist, Of New York, will sing at the Il a. m. service today. All are welcome. A South Center street.
 THE CHRISTIAN CHURCH.-There will be no services in the Christian church this morning, as the new pastor has not arrived. and the members de- sire to hear Bishop Hamilton of the NJ. E. church Sunday school will be held at 9:45 a. m.. and the Y. P. s. c. E. will meet at 6:30 D. m.
 JUST ONE GIRL.-H. B. Scott says the prettiest song he knows is Just One Girl" and it has reference to a young lady of nine pounds that Joined his family circle about Friday noon. It is not the first time he has been called papa" but the word has just as much music in it as it ever did.
 ANOTHER BET MADE.-Bryan money is coming, but it is coming very slow and calls for a big premium. Hirshfield and Perkins placed another $1.000 yesterday on Mckinley against $500 stack on which pr. O. l.. MahOney will claim ownership until sometime in November. That is pretty big odds. but even such snaps as that are hard to get. There is Mckinley money all over town
 
 speculators to give relief.
 THE BUCKEYE COUNTRY.-C NJ. Zander and A. D. Zander yesterday purchased 320 acres under the Buckeye canal from Walker & Wasson. They will improve it and plant it in alfalfa. The Buckeye Land and Canal company has just obtained the final deed to the canal property and is now in full and formal possession. There is a great deal of activity in that region. People are coming from California and prop erty is rapidly changing hands. Four ranches were sold there last week.
 PROBATE COURT-The will of L. H. Orme, J. w. Crenshaw. eXecutor under it, was presented in probate court yesterday. The estate, valued at $40, 900. is equally divided between the widow and an only child. Alfred Orme. In addition to the estate there is $10,000 life insurance policy. payable to the widow. Mrs. E. A. Johnson was appointed administratriX of the estate of W. E. Johnson. l. M. Christy filed his bond as administrator of the estate of Louisa A. Christy and letters were issued to him.
 SUNDAY SERVICE OF THE NJ. E. CONFERENCE.-At the First M. E. church, corner of Monroe street and Second avenue, the following services will be held today: Sunday school at 9:45 a. m. Short addresses will be made by Bishop Hamilton and Joseph Fl. Smith. At the Il o'clock service Bishop Hamilton will preach. The music for the morning is as follows: Anthem Like as a Father Pitieth His Child ren" (Thompson), Mrs. Gilland, Miss Parker l. D. Reedy. Charles Christy. Solo, 70 Lord Be Merciful' (BartletJ.