Arizona republican., 1901-06-16

poratorS are ID. II. Livermore, k. H | Ohlendorf, A. l.. Bieder and H. F
 Thompson
 LINED WITH BEAUTIFUL HOMES Central avenue is rapidly becoming
 a thoroughfare of beautiful homes. H
 I. Latham Is building 5000 residence
 just north of the toll gate. and on Mon.
 day Mrs. Mary R. Half will begin the
 erection of one which will cost $5O0O.
 BAPTIST CHURCH.-At the Baptist
 church this evening Rev. Dr. Halsey will! preach the annual sermon before
 the Knights of Pythlas. The musical
 programme will include solos by Mrs. DeAlta Gilland and Mir. w. F. Deity,
 and a hymn written for the Knights of Pythias by the well known Baptist hymn writer. Rev. Dr. S. F. Smith, au- thor of America"
 FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST SCI |ENTIST-Corner of Jefferson and Gen.
 ter street. Sunday school, 10 a. m. {:
 services, Il q. m., subject, God, the
 Preserver of Man" golden text, Thou
 art my hiding place; thou shalt pre-
 serve me from trouble; thou shalt com
 pass me about with songs of deliver-
 ance." Psalms, 32:7. Mrs. DeAlta Gil-
 land, who has charge of the music. will
 render "On the Cross" by Bragdon.
 EXTENSION OF TIME.-Marshal
 Kinney has given the dogs of this city
 five more days in which to get tags
 He announced few days ago that all, dogs who did not have new tags on by ina pOfh nf 1nna tnipht onnciIar kar selves convicted and sentenced to death, but a study of the new ordi- nance has convinced him that he can not sell dog tags legally till the 20th. so he will wait til the 18th before he begins the slaughter.
 SAN DIEGO WATER CARNIVAL. The enterprising city of San Diego which is ever bent on offering its sum mer visitors some sort of ideal and original amusement and entertainment. is now busily engaged in preparing an extensive programme for an unique at traction under title of Grand Water Carnival" to be held in that city, July Srd to 9th. The Santa Fe people, who have the only line into San Diego, are making temptingly low rates for the occasion.
 THE NORTHERN NORMAL. - The names of the graduates of the northern Arizona Normal school are Miss Alice Campbell of Prescott. Miss Maude A. Williams of Los Angeles and Misses Margaret H. Wallace and Clara M. Kendrick of Flagstaff It is compli- mentary to the school that each of the graduates had already had offers of schools for the next school year, some of them having two or more to select a position from
 BEET SUGAR EXPERTs.--J. G. Hamilton of the American Beet Sugar company, is expected to arrive here to- day or tomorrow in company, With st@e other members of that company. They are making tour of the country in specting plants already in opera ton and looking over the field for the pur- pose of discovering new ponts where plants may be successfully operated The company recently equipped new plant at Rocky Ford, Colo, where these gentlemen have lately been. Their business here is to confer with the board. of trade and others inter- ested in the erection of factory here.
 MANY FINE APRICoTS.-A lot of fine Royal apricots from the orchard of J. K. Truman. four miles north of the city. were brought in to the board of trade Saturday. where they were put up for the fruit collection there. A number of large St. Ambrose aprlcots were also brought in from the M l.. Duffey orchard. From Peoria Henry Jennings sent some large Royals. The board Is doing much experimental work In the preservation of fresh fruit and is testing the aprlcots In a dozen or more different preparations. The next work will be with peaches. and the board would like to have a number of fine. solid specimens.
 HE WAS AN UNWILLING WIT NESS.-1t was mentioned in this paper yesterday morning in the course of description of the proceedings of the DeVinney trial, that the instigator of hat collapsing litigation was MT. J. J. Nobles of Gila Bend. Mir. Nobles called It this office yesterday to state that hat was an error; that on the cop rary, he was an unwilling witness against DeVinney. MT. Nobles thinks hat the impression that he was pro- noting the prosecution grew out of the circumstance that he was not on good erms with D. F. Wintermute, who was associated with DeVinney In the al eged offense for which he was tried.
 BACK TO THE OLD SOD.-Mr John arrived here yesterday morning from I4i Paso, where he has ,een the greater part of the time for several years last past. MT. Me Naughton was one of tbe for-ders of ] once interesting and spicy little paper published in the city under the .o rv nnnrnnlinfn ana rharnctprisf in 1